harris. >> harris: thank you for the update. the hospital controversy is exposing a double standard when it comes to reporting on israel. you see how detailed alex and mike tobin and trey yengst have been on what they can get in the field and bringing forth transparency and truth. in a war zone. the "wall street journal" editorial board points this out and here is what it writes. in 2016, u.s. released a statement, coalition strikes mosul hospital. the islamic state explained was using the hospital as a base of operations. accordingly the u.s.-led coalition conducted precision strikes. this story or rather the scandal wasn't that the u.s. struck the terrorists where they hid, no, the way it got report evidence was that terrorists had used the hospital for cover in the first place, didn't come out. what did in gaza, hamas terrorists used the same war crime tactics. only now observers are rushing to apologize for it. in "focus", retired u.s. army general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst and thank you for being with me

>> thank you for having me, harris.dents feel very strongly about issues that happen on their campus and they want to speak out about them and so i think our challenge on college campuses is helping students to learn how to do that in ways that are respectful of one another, that really focus on civil discourse and really focus on reconciliation and peace in these really difficult situations in the world as opposed to leaning into hate and violence which is what we're seeing. it is a challenging situation for campuses when you have young people that feel so strongly on these issues. certainly something we need to continue to work on and address. >> harris: i'm curious, rabbi, how hard is it. you put together the coalition of colleges, 100 plus. i'm curious why more students and schools aren't looking at those on campus and saying i'm more like that than i am like harvard and yale and all of those others who have these incendiary things on signs and being said and threats on campus. >> thank you so much for having me and

harris is next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert.moke over northern gaza right now just one day after israel and hamas had agreed to extend their cease-fire. israel says the terror group broke the deal. shocking. we're now waiting to here how it will affect the planned release of ten additional hostages today. heartbreaking. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the israel defense force spokesperson announced that hamas has transferred a 10-month-old little baby who now we understand has turned 11 months old. remember, it has been 53 days, along with his 4-year-old big brother and their mom to a different palestinian terror group in gaza. that official says the intention is to use the baby as a human shield when the cease-fire completely ends. hamas has released only one american so far in its hostage releasing and national security counsel spokesman said this yesterday. >> he has made it clear to qatar and prime minister netanyahu how strong life we want to see the american hostages get released. it's important to

thank you. >> thanks. >> harris: f.b.i. director christopher ray said anti-semitism in our nation is reaching unprecedented levels. >> i will say this is a threat that is reaching in some ways historic levels. in part because, as you know all too well, the jewish community is targeted by terrorists across the spectrum. our statistics would indicate that for a group that represents only about 2.4% of the american public they account for something like 60% of all religious-based hate crimes. >> harris: michael masters from the secure community network. this is your specialty. michael, thank you for being with me. can you talk with me about the concern among college campuses and how you would like that to be dealt with? >> i think we heard it directly from our college students. they are scared, they are intimidated. we have seen instances of them being barricaded into locked rooms as individuals are pounding on the door calling for free palestinian. we have increased incidents being reported. we're monitoring at our command ce

harris. >> harris: thank you very much for all the facts on this now let's get perspective.s set to testify before congress tomorrow as a hearing entitled confronting the scourge of anti-semitism on campus. his organization is a co-sponsor of the march for israel happening tomorrow on the national mall in washington. you and i were watching that together. quite a journey we're on. >> it is. it's a frightening journey, a journey we never thought we would travel on these shores in the united states of america and the land of liberty, never. >> harris: how do you intend to describe and to change perspectives on the national mall tomorrow? you have a huge focus there. you have a big microphone, a big perch there. what is the goal? >> to project the voice of the jewish people and the state of israel. a voice of peace. a voice that seeks and pursues life and everything that it does, yes, even in those horrific pictures from gaza, those horrific pictures of destruction there isn't a bomb that is dropped to kill. everything which is done is done to save. we are a nation which is com

harris. >> harris: that tells me there is more to the story. we'll keep digging. i know you will. good to see you, griff, thank you. democratic congressman brad sherman posted he had been evacuated from dnc headquarters after pro-terrorist, anti-israel protestors grew violent pepper spraying police officers and attempting to break into the building. thankful to the police officers who stopped them and for helping me and my colleagues get out safely. democrat congressman sherman joins me now. so first of all, why did democratic party headquarters for this, do you know? >> look, we had 250, 300,000 peaceful, permitted pro-israel demonstrators on the 14th. this was a group of 200 but they felt that by breaking the law and by assaulting police officers, they could get perhaps some portion of the attention that 250,000 or 300,000 people got because they know that violence is a force multiplier when it comes to demonstrations. >> harris: i want to get into politics a little bit here. they targeted the dnc. they are angry with president biden and angry with many of you because you are ge

. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: breaking news, live pictures now. this is happening in tel aviv. a lot of people, we're told hundreds, lining the streets gathering with posters of some 238 hostages being held by the hostage taking killers of hamas. israel's military has moved deeper into gaza but the word on the street today is don't forget the hostages. some of them american, there are dozens of countries who have hostages among those who the hamas terrorists took on october 7th. the united states is pushing to get our own citizens separate from the hostages, those citizens who were perhaps visiting with family in gaza, cannot get out. only five of them have managed so far. they are trying to get out. hamas has been blocking them from leaving, which i've been saying for the last 24 hours feels more like hostage taking. sources are telling fox news there are 400 americans stuck in gaza along with family members who may or may not be american citizens. they all want to get out of there. now they've been given the clearance to leave. we'll be watching

harris faulkner takes you through next. >> harris: breaking news, former president donald trump is on the stand in a federal courtroom in manhattan today testifying in his own defense. a $250 million civil trial that legal experts have said technically have no victims. everybody got paid. he said that over and over again and consistent with the facts. new york's attorney general letitia james claim trump and his sons committed fraud by inflating assets to get cheaper loans and insurance policies. the former president denying those allegations. >> so while israel is being attacked, while ukraine is being attacked, while inflation is eating our country alive, i'm down here. we'll win the election and make america great again. they have to take it away from the thugs and horrible people that must hate our country to do this. >> harris: we'll bring you any developments out of that courtroom as soon as we get them. the president we know often will speak and we'll take that as well. the hamas savages are now paying the price. the israeli military has gone after 450 targets of the hostage-ta

harris. >> harris: thank you so much. stay safe. i want to talk again about the woefully timid response to biden administration has had so far. you can't say this enough. the numbers are getting bigger every day. united states military has hit back only twice. the number of attacks by iranian-backed killers creeps up every time we get an update from the pentagon now. 47 attacks on our military men and women stationed inside iraq and syria. our latest retaliation, that mere bombing of a weapons storage facility in syria got a much bigger response than we put out. iran's paid terrorists hit our troops five additional times. the "new york post" editorial board with this headline. another weak response to iran attacks on biden and the open war. republican presidential candidates said this at wednesday night's debate. >> obama sent millions to iran. biden has sent billions to iran and why i've said there is blood dripping from the hands of president obama and president biden. >> i am not going to put our troops in harm's way unless you a

. >> bill: you'll make some money, harris will take over. >> harris: fox news alert. only one american has been released by hamas terrorists. the white house hopes americans will be included on what we're told to expect today, a new list of people to be freed by hamas terrorists. we are in the final hours of that extended six-day cease-fire in the israeli/hamas war. i'm harris falkier and you are in "the faulkner focus." israel says it has the list of the hostages set to be released today and notified their families. and they will try to extend the cease-fire as long as the terrorists keep releasing at least ten hostages per day. we know that the hostage taking serial killers, hamas, have released 12 hostages, ten israelis and two foreign nationals just yesterday. so today would make the sixth time that they would move to release people. to date, 85 of the 240 hamas initially kidnapped have gone free. israeli american 4-year-old abigail edan who i mentioned moments ago, has been released from the hospital now two days after she was returned to israel. the horror she e

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see you tomorrow and harris is next. >> harris: breaking news, the israel defense force says two additional hostages are no longer in the hands of hamas terrorists. 21-year-old mia and 40-year-old amit were released an hour ago. we're told to expect hamas to continue to free additional hostages later today. in a last-minute deal in the war, israel and the terrorists agreed to extend their cease-fire for a seventh day. we're told eight additional people are set to go free today. a number now that we know after more than 50 days in hamas control. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." this happened overnight. at least three people were killed and 11 injured after two palestinian terrorists opened fire at a bus stop inside jerusalem. police are saying two off duty soldiers and an armed civilian in the area returned fire and killed the gunmen. both are members of hamas terrorists and have past arrests for terror activity. so far nearly 100 hostages have been released and that is a blessing. more, more, more they must let them all go. one of them, an american citizen, released

you know, harris, this is very simple. have to eliminate hamas as an organization and all their leadership and kill them all. it's the only way it will work. they have to reduce gaza as well. it is like what we did in the civil war when grant went and sent sherman to the sea and burned atlantic or go to wars where they destroyed the city of carthage and salt of the earth. we will have to do something that drastic and so are the israelis. you mentioned a pause. we caused that. we said to do that. as a military former military officer you don't want to pause. it's very clear to me the israelis are on the offense. they have the initiative right now. don't take away that initiative. let them complete the job and we should be standing back and saying we've got your back. don't worry about it. you keep going. don't pause it. just keep pushing hard. we tell iran you come into the fight, with your proxies, with hezbollah, you are part of the fight and we'll engage you as well. that's what we need to do with israel and this is the

>> harris: passed by hamas? >> from hamas and to the red cross through the rafah crossing earp northern gaza to get back to israel. >> harris: thank you for your great reporting as always. this is from the "wall street journal" editorial board. hamas holds everyone hostage. terrorists traffic in human beings to achieve their bloody aims and argues the civilized world is rejoicing at the release of hostages after seven weeks of hell. it should not -- that relief should not blind us to the way jihadists and using the hostages to play on western respect for human life. every day the truce lasts, the more time the jihadists have to regroup, slip out of gaza, rearm or plan for ambushes against israelis. the founding acting under secretary for civilian security, democracy and human rights at the state department. great to have you, ambassador. i was trying to get a beat on who would say too many moms would have been separated from their kids. now that would be interesting coming from a group of terrorists. this is the

harry and meghan with their jet. >> harris: you did add one. >> raymond: the vice president needs toe gas stove and have a happy thanksgiving. the killer here, gas gate is related, nobody could get their hair done without nancy pelosi. >> harris: tell me, i walked around with a throw. >> carley: un climate summit is taking place in dubai, everybody flying in their private jets. >> raymond: makes it sound like you are a hypocrite when you say stop the gas stove and save the climate, but at home you don't practice that, that is the glaring omission of thanksgiving and it is sad because otherwise it is a nice picture, use the edit. >> harris: crop out the gas stove. i like when people show who they are. i wanted a wider shot. >> where are the dirty dishes. >> raymond: filling up the private plane in the backyard. >> harris: "outnumbered" continues. sleep more deeply. and wake up rejuvenated. with purple's new mattresses- fall asleep 20% faster have less aches and pains and sleep uninterrupted. right now save up to $900 off mattress sets during purple's black friday sale. visit purple.co

harris. fox news confirmed through a source familiar with the ask by the administration, $320 until presags guided bombs will go to israelis, those dropped from an airplane as israel is going after the tunnel system where the bombs could play a big roll. the president pushing for a humanitarian pause. all attacks haven't been officially linked to iran yet but since october 17th, '38 americans sites have been struck, 46 u.s. service members have been hurt in those attacks. >> to ask for who is responsible, i think while we can't pinpoint a certain group on a certain day at this point, obviously these attacks are all coming from these militia groups that are backed by the irgc, the revolutionary guard corps in tehran. we'll do what we have to do to defend our troops and defend our facilities. >> the u.s. has responded by hitting two proxy sites in syria and iraq. house republicans say the administration needs to move more forcefully against iranian proxies. >> how do you negotiate a cease-fire

harris. >> harris: mark meredith, thank you very much. time to hear the voters' voices.oday we'll start on the far left here and we'll start on the bottom today going with orna. she is from new jersey and says she is a republican. i know your top issues are the economy, taxes, and free market. among other things today. we'll talk about that march as well. kimberly is with us as well, philadelphia. progressive. democrat, she says. and the economy is important to you, too. these are things that bring everybody together. democracy and gun violence. and then tim is here from new york. he is a republican and actually one of the youngest among us today, i would say, 20 years old. this will be your first presidential time to vote. you would have been 16 last time. >> yes, my first time voting in the presidential election. this is the big one. >> harris: economy still first on your list, border something that's important to you as well. david in the back row, hello. feel free to wave, by the way. to the audience or to the ambassador. also from new jersey republican economy numbe

. >> harris: it's election day for 37 states. voters across the country are headed to the polls and casting their ballots in state level and local elections and keeping an eye on today's major races, including two that are very close for governor. battles for control of senate legislatures and in new jersey and virginia. democrats and republicans are looking to gain momentum ahead of 2024 and when the white house in both chambers of congress will be up for grabs. '24 is going to be odd. this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner, here can co-host kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. joining us today fox news contributor tammy bruce and "fox and friends" co-host brian kilmeade, author of "teddy and booker t," brian kilmeade. voters set to decide tight races for governor, in kentucky cameron looking to unseatandy beshear and brandon unprecedented looking to become first democratic governor in 20 years. republicans in new jersey hope to flip both chamber of the state legislature and have not controlled either in two decades. they ne

harris, what do you think about this?> harris: i want to do deeper homework on how they plan to go back to venezuela. if they are going through the darion gap, they are lying. are we now flying them back and is this deportation and are they being marked suchs that can be the /* /* cannot come back. are we relocating them to when the housing conditions are to their liking. some are waiting for court dates set to 2027, they are not legal, they just came through a checkpoint, perhaps not. million or so did not come that way. this is really a test of reality. our reality is it going to be better with fewer coming across so that we can slow this down and do it right and find those seeking asylum who deserve it or is it their reality that we're not good enough and they want to quit us bro? they want us to fly them home and put them back up until they are on their feet in venezuela. >> kayleigh: the reality now, it is sheer chaos, we don't know who is in our country. in chicago, very interest being ling, a city council meeting s

we have yet to hear them come out in that way. >> harris, the timing of this -- >> harris: that is whatas talking about. >> election day on tuesday, but ballots are counted on wednesday and thursday. >> harris: two days later. >> we need to deal with this in the moment and anticipate what happens if it is a year from now and counting ballots for a race and this happened day or two after? we can't treat this as isolated event that won't happen again. learn lessons from it. you can't stop a count because someone throws this into the mix during an election. >> lili: harris, what concerns me is not just that instance or the four envelopes, this is a biological weapon you have seen, it has killed 75,000 americans. what are we doing about it? go upstream to root cause. we know the southern border is enabling a lot of this importing of fentanyl. i hope this is taken seriously beyond the one instance. what does this mean for the broader american society when we have to talk to our kids before halloween because they may be given one of these things masked as candy or something else. it is big an

what is disgraceful, you don't have president biden or vice president harris there.just saw fantastic example of this in paris, in france the weekend, former presidents and current president, what is so important they couldn't delay their flight by a couple of hours to be there and show support. vice president harris, what is she going to achieve in san francisco at this meeting? they should have been there and the reason they are not there and more disappointing, feeling pressure from the left and you see it in their policies, and softening support for israel and the fact they couldn't be there today is disgusting. >> emily: the administration can't be bothered to show up, they are caving to woke left nonsense aligning itself with absolute terrorists and bari w weiss spoke out about the rise of antisemitism and how it can be a litmus test for the health of society. let's watch. >> antisemitism is a warning system. it is a sign that the society itself is breaking down. it is dying. it is a symptom of much deeper crisis, one thattin explains how in span of 20 years si

>> harris: he is not president. he is secretary of state. i don't have great deal of confidence in either of these actors and according to the president, he thinks the prime minister's days are numbered, as well. >> kayleigh: "wall street journal" just reported wagner group may provide air defense missiles to hezbollah. reason i bring this up, this is not just happening in middle east, it is new aextingxis of md power. mike johnson just gave a press conference and he's said he has not seen this constellation of problem in the world and our country since the civil war and he has a right to say that. i bring that up to say do we have faith in president biden? what you need at moment like this, number one, resolve. we've seen him say, resolve is tempered. number two, clarity, on world stage, taiwan, suggested we might defend them militarily putting into question u.s. policy, what happened, white house official declined to be named, had to clean that up. putin, he said this man cannot be in power. one thing if it is minor incursion, jen psaki ha

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>> i think you are going to see it. >> harris: is there a date coming up? >> she clarified her remarks earlier, because they fell short. >> kayleigh: that should have been a visceral reaction, you shouldn't have to turn to the tab in your mind, should be able to do that on command, gut reaction and she wasn't. here is a spokesperson asking about an antisemitic person. >> one more question, if you don't mind, senator chuck grassley written about fritz, bergram, employee accusing him of maintaining publicly available blog that includes a lot of antisemitic content. he calls jewish people the devil's children, state confirmed to us he is still an employee, has he faced disciplinary action? >> because of privacy restriction of every federal employee, i'm unable to talk about any employee employment file and employment status here at the state department. as general rule, we oppose antisemitism in any form. >> kayleigh: insufficient matt miller. look at this, emily, he can't tell us what is happening with taxpayer dollars. this employee has been issuing antisemi

do you think harry and meghan would ever move back to the uk?e questions to people around them. will meghan go back to acting? no. will they move back to the uk? no, no never. i think they found their forever place. they've built a world they're actually thriving in. >> this summer there were rumors of a potential rift within their marriage. have you found any validity to these rumors? >> from everything i understand, they're absolutely fine. this is a pair who have literally bonded over their trauma and experiences, sort of them being against the world as it's felt to them at times. i don't think that that bond is particularly breakable. >> reporter: and while scobey believes prince harry's marriage is strong, his relationship with his family, he says, is another matter. do you feel as if prince william and prince harry can ever reconcile? >> i think this book has reminded us of just how much hurt and damage was caused around the time when harry and meghan left the royal family and how there is a lot of strength of feeling there. >> the reality

here is with my co-host harris faulkner and emily compagno. joining us host of kennedy saves the world podcast, kennedy, and fox news contributor guy benson. we begin in washington, d.c. tens of thousands of angry pro-palestinian demonstrators marched to the white house on saturday. some were chanting, some chanting f biden. and some chanting this -- >> [chanting] -- [screaming] >> kayleigh: how many kids have you killed today? hamas killed many, many kids, burned some alive. protesters spraypainted antisemitism graffiti like glory to our martyrs, they call terrorists martyrs and death to israel on the israeli ambassador. they held signs likening jews to nazi and left blood-red handprints on the white house fence. protesters tried to scale the fence and get on white house grounds. democrat congresswoman, rashida tlaib, you can count on her for antisemitism. she doubled down on condemnation of israel and smeared the president for supporting them. >> mr. president, the american people are not with you on this one. [cheering] >> we will remember

she's harry's in. she's prince harry's biographer . she's got a few biographer.his in the independent ? yeah. what about this in the independent? yeah. thank you, margaret thatcher's ad agency turns on cruel tories and backs starmer. does this tell you the industry are against the tories now this is the advertising agency of the conservative party who are backing labour. why is that symbolic ? that symbolic? >> because of what you just said. and i think it's they're very clever people. i know a lot of people in the advertising industry and they really backed the wrong horse is what i would say. >> yeah, they came they came >> yeah, they came up, they came up with the brilliant ad campaign . labour isn't campaign. labour isn't influential . they came up with influential. they came up with the ad campaign of a queue outside the job centre and it was labour isn't working and that pretty much won the tories. the election amongst other things. >> and that was in 1979. i think this is a great advert for saatchi and saatchi, i don't saatchi and saatchi, but i don't thin

she's harry's in. she's prince harry's biographer . she's got a few biographer.his in the independent ? yeah. what about this in the independent? yeah. thank you, margaret thatcher's ad agency turns on cruel tories and backs starmer. does this tell you the industry are against the tories now this is the advertising agency of the conservative party who are backing labour. why is that symbolic ? that symbolic? >> because of what you just said. and i think it's they're very clever people. i know a lot of people in the advertising industry and they really backed the wrong horse is what i would say. >> yeah, they came they came >> yeah, they came up, they came up with the brilliant ad campaign . labour isn't campaign. labour isn't influential . they came up with influential. they came up with the ad campaign of a queue outside the job centre and it was labour isn't working and that pretty much won the tories. the election amongst other things. >> and that was in 1979. i think this is a great advert for saatchi and saatchi, i don't saatchi and saatchi, but i don't thin

harry, harry, let harry finish your point. >> harry, if we if we restrict fossil fuels, supply of energy inflation goes up . we don't want that donoher up. we don't want that donoher we've just got inflation down. >> no, absolutely we don't want inflation. we want cheaper energy. and what actually the government itself admits that no matter how much you get cheaper energy with less energy, you get cheaper energy. we've got a choice, mark. we're going to invest billions in new energy, whether it's oil or renewables on the market. at the moment, which is the cheaper it's renewables . so why should we renewables. so why should we invest billions in a more invest invest billions in a more invest in the more expensive energy that british public doesn't that the british public doesn't want us to invest in? yesterday, opinion polling by yougov said very clearly the british public believes the government is acting too on climate acting too slowly on climate change. they understand, and by a margin of 10 to 1, they know that drilling in north sea oil will not bring down prices and they actually w

harry, harry, let harry finish your point. >> harry, if we if we restrict fossil fuels, supply of energy inflation goes up . we don't want that donoher up. we don't want that donoher we've just got inflation down. >> no, absolutely we don't want inflation. we want cheaper energy. and what actually the government itself admits that no matter how much you get cheaper energy with less energy, you get cheaper energy. we've got a choice, mark. we're going to invest billions in new energy, whether it's oil or renewables on the market. at the moment, which is the cheaper it's renewables . so why should we renewables. so why should we invest billions in a more invest invest billions in a more invest in the more expensive energy that british public doesn't that the british public doesn't want us to invest in? yesterday, opinion polling by yougov said very clearly the british public believes the government is acting too on climate acting too slowly on climate change. they understand, and by a margin of 10 to 1, they know that drilling in north sea oil will not bring down prices and they actually w

harry isn't . harry right now. harry isn't. harry will never come back . there is not a place for him . not a place for him. >> you mentioned prince william there and some of the allegations in this book are that the king and prince william are locked in an increasing struggle as they compete for pubuc struggle as they compete for public approval . a battle over public approval. a battle over the future of the monarchy . the the future of the monarchy. the sussex there is claiming sussex stooge there is claiming that game that prince that end game that prince william's impatience to become king infuriated his father, who has repeatedly been left seething at these perceived attempts to upstage him. they also mentioned william's temper , also mentioned william's temper, like he's one person in public and one person behind the scenes. can you just respond to both of those claims? yes. yes >> william and william and charles have different personalities. of course, they are. want to are. but william doesn't want to be now. he's very be king, right now. he's ver

harris, you know, it is pretty unbelievable.people tear down signs, all 435 members of the house can't condemn. >> harris: those who voted to censor rashida tlaib, it is sad you stand alone and many who voted are jewish. where are black people of congress, they marched with african americans, they funded marches. where are the voices? if rashida tlaib really is broken-hearted about palestinians, what in the world is she saying to the leaders of pakistan? they have expelled 1.7 million palestinians with nowhere to go, but the neighbors who are desperate to take as many as they can, but now they are saying maybe not. those numbers are not different from ones going from north to south in gaza after terrorists call themselves government. slaughter people and slaughter their own people. i don't buy it, the scarf doesn't tell me how she feels. call pakistan, get a home for your people, call iran with the money and power, commands control over hamas and hezbollah. if she wants to make a difference, censor her will not force her to do i

and harry _ racist. i have never used the r word. and harry points i racist.that neither did he and meghan in i word. and harry points out that i neither did he and meghan in that oprah interview. you have written many critical things about william and kate but seem not to about meghan and harry. why don�*t you approach both couples equally? critical thing i have said about harry and making is on page two of the book, they are relevant in the story of the royal family. —— harry and meghan. this isn�*t a book about them. but and meghan. this isn't a book about them. �* , ., them. but it is, there are some really cutting — them. but it is, there are some really cutting comments i them. but it is, there are some really cutting comments about| them. but it is, there are some i really cutting comments about one couple and not about the other. ii couple and not about the other. if they were still working members of they were still working members of the royal family then they should be scrutinised like we do with any other publicly funded official but it is a differ

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harry redknapp. this jungle. harry redknapp.face as gb news very own nigel farage has been sensationally unveiled as one of the ten celebs heading down under after winning the hearts of the nation and the series back in 2018, harry redknapp knows all about what it takes to survive the trials and tribulations of the australian jungle. harry joins me now. good stuff . look, harry, who are you stuff. look, harry, who are you backing to win? do you think nigel can do it? >> absolutely. yeah i think he'll i think he'll do very well i >> -- >> you know, he's a big personality. i think the people are like him. he'll be. yeah, i can see him doing very well in there . there. >> do you think there's a good chance that you might actually be crowned king of the jungle? because be a shock because that would be a shock for of people do. for a lot of people do. >> i've got a feeling it could be, i don't if be, yeah. i don't know if anybody's but anybody's told him yet, but there's no bonus you there's no win bonus if you win, so you try quite

harry redknapp. this jungle. harry redknapp.face as gb news very own nigel farage has been sensationally unveiled as one of the ten celebs heading down under after winning the hearts of the nation and the series back in 2018, harry redknapp knows all about what it takes to survive the trials and tribulations of the australian jungle. harry joins me now. good stuff . look, harry, who are you stuff. look, harry, who are you backing to win? do you think nigel can do it? >> absolutely. yeah i think he'll i think he'll do very well i >> -- >> you know, he's a big personality. i think the people are like him. he'll be. yeah, i can see him doing very well in there . there. >> do you think there's a good chance that you might actually be crowned king of the jungle? because be a shock because that would be a shock for of people do. for a lot of people do. >> i've got a feeling it could be, i don't if be, yeah. i don't know if anybody's but anybody's told him yet, but there's no bonus you there's no win bonus if you win, so you try quite

i wanted to know if she was still -- let's welcome, kamala harris. [cheers and applause] vice mad -- vice president: let me just start by saying the long standing friends that are here, thank you so very much. it is my joy, my honor to be here in south carolina with these extraordinary leaders starting with our leader jim clyburn. i don't need to tell the people of south carolina what a leader he is. but i will tell you that he is one of the closest advisers and friends to our president and to me. always speaking with clarity, always speaking truth, and always ground on what is in the best interest of the people of our country and the families of our country. so in front of all the friends, leader clyburn, i thank you for all that you are. [applause] madam chair thanks. we see each other. i see her traveling the country from time to time. she is always representing south carolina. and remaining people and democrats everywhere of south carolina, and it's role. and so to be here today, and to just for a moment appreciate this moment in the context of h

prince harry thank you doesn't want to go but what he invited?gs your friends secretly hate about you, all coming up. don't miss it. ♪ welcome back to fox news saturday night. warning, your discretion advised criminal before i say anything else, please make sure the president is in bed for this. the following opinionated traumatization based on speculation driven by years of women's intuition. in my betting against the house that needed sleepy joe, carolyn kamala, governor harris break gavin newsom nor michigan gretchen -- whatever, otto, the democrat residential nominee. it's going to be in ascension of michelle by the party followed by hillary going supernova and devoted bobby barack spoken the boys room will against the let's get into michelle's presidency with the party panel. charlie guess perino, i mentioned at the top of the show michelle obama coming president would devastate kamala and gavin newsom, who else would be destroyed? >> hillary giftgiving thinking -- a crazy first lady. i could happen. if michelle becomes president. >> i think

will vice president t harris b seen as a polilitical liababili?ewe'll answerer that quesestio nenext. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> it's my birthday today. i want you to know, it's difficult turning 60. difficult. >> happy birthday, mr. president. joe biden's 81st birthday, fueling debate about his age ahead of the 2024 election. surprise, surprise. republicans going so far as to raise the prospect of vice president kamala harris as a way to undercut biden. >> we all know joe biden thinks he's going to run and win this election and hand it off to a president

so harry, harry had people he could be in touch with. he did.ymieing him and harry wanted to inflict meghan upon them, and they refused to have meghan . and harry is the one who meghan. and harry is the one who delayed making the flight out and then found himself marooned . and then found himself marooned. having having made them late because there was a two minute time difference between when the queen actually died and when that plane took off. >> okay . now, phil, i'll bring >> okay. now, phil, i'll bring you in because a lot of people just think that omid scobie, when he writes stuff, it's actually prince harry saying it. so is just another attack so is this just another attack by on the royals ? by harry on the royals? >> yeah, good evening, by harry on the royals? >> yeah, good evening , patrick. >> yeah, good evening, patrick. >> yeah, good evening, patrick. >> i'm reading tonight online that sources close, close to the sussexes are saying that they've got nothing to do with this book end game. >> but of course, they said that about findi

football legend harry thanks, legend harry redknapp. thanks, harry. the best. well, harry.olks, out there folks, we're out of time there you switching off his you go. switching off his webcam. mark dolan webcam. listen mark dolan tonight tomorrow at 9:00 tonight back tomorrow at 9:00 and sunday at nine as well. back to two hours on a sunday. so coming up this weekend, the best prime never ann prime minister we never had. ann widdecombe fearless dropper of truth bombs. rock star, telegraph columnist sherelle jacobs and fascinating guy, family values, us presidential hopeful dr. taylor marshall . hopeful dr. taylor marshall. after nine, the brilliant patrick christys patrick, what have you got for us? >> well , is it have you got for us? >> well, is it right for all of those irish demonstrators yesterday to be called far right is the real crime, not what actually happened involving those kids and the other people who the victims ? i'll be who were the victims? i'll be talking about all of we're talking about all of that. we're also asking whether also going to be asking wheth

football legend harry thanks, legend harry redknapp. thanks, harry. the best. well, harry.olks, out there folks, we're out of time there you switching off his you go. switching off his webcam. mark dolan webcam. listen mark dolan tonight tomorrow at 9:00 tonight back tomorrow at 9:00 and sunday at nine as well. back to two hours on a sunday. so coming up this weekend, the best prime never ann prime minister we never had. ann widdecombe fearless dropper of truth bombs. rock star, telegraph columnist sherelle jacobs and fascinating guy, family values, us presidential hopeful dr. taylor marshall . hopeful dr. taylor marshall. after nine, the brilliant patrick christys patrick, what have you got for us? >> well , is it have you got for us? >> well, is it right for all of those irish demonstrators yesterday to be called far right is the real crime, not what actually happened involving those kids and the other people who the victims ? i'll be who were the victims? i'll be talking about all of we're talking about all of that. we're also asking whether also going to be asking wheth

so harry, harry had people he could be in touch with. he did.ymieing him and harry wanted to inflict meghan upon them, and they refused to have meghan . and harry is the one who meghan. and harry is the one who delayed making the flight out and then found himself marooned . and then found himself marooned. having having made them late because there was a two minute time difference between when the queen actually died and when that plane took off. >> okay . now, phil, i'll bring >> okay. now, phil, i'll bring you in because a lot of people just think that omid scobie, when he writes stuff, it's actually prince harry saying it. so is just another attack so is this just another attack by on the royals ? by harry on the royals? >> yeah, good evening, by harry on the royals? >> yeah, good evening , patrick. >> yeah, good evening, patrick. >> yeah, good evening, patrick. >> i'm reading tonight online that sources close, close to the sussexes are saying that they've got nothing to do with this book end game. >> but of course, they said that about findi

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could we see prince harry giving evidence? i we expect? could we see prince harry giving evidence?ing evidence? i think it is very likely. in february— giving evidence? i think it is very likely. in february when - giving evidence? i think it is very likely. in february when i- giving evidence? i think it is very likely. in february when i was . giving evidence? i think it is very l likely. in february when i was here when the initial hearing was held at the high court, we were not expecting the duke of sussex to turn up, but he did, the first day, right out of a car, he walked in, said hello to the media who were quite surprised and he proceeded to sit through three days, two days at least, of the hearing. he has also given evidence in person in a case against mirror group newspapers. it seems he is quite keen on taking this personally, being in court and making his legal battle in person. it does not like that will happen next year. it does not like that will happen next ear. ., ., , ., , next year. our home affairs correspondent _ next year. our home affairs correspondent outsid

>> i think kamala harris is an asset democrats should use more, absolutely. people need to show she is there and a steady leader and can do the job. when they talk about biden's age, biden and trump are four years apart and i'm willing to bet donald trump will die sooner than joe biden, who is a healthy person. >> laura: hoping trump dies before biden? >> no, point is his age is not an issue, he is healthy. two people are running, election is a choice. of the two, donald trump is in more -- >> laura: why are black voters moving to trump? >> you're talking about 10 to 20% or something like that. 80%, vast majority will support joe biden and i believe kamala harris needs to get out and support black voters. >> laura: i'm not trying to pick on you, in your position, i would say the same thing. "new york times" describes this as potentially epical shift away from what the democrats wanted to do on progressivism and toward more multi ethnic populism, that is in the "new york times." >> donald trump is a popular -- cares about american values. >> laura: what is ste

here is the question, will the vice president kamala harris be seen as a political liability?r that question, next. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. it's my birthday today and we can actually sing happy birthday. i just want you to know, it's difficult earning 60. it's difficult. ha. >> well happy birthday mr., president joe biden's fueling debate about his, age ahead of the 2024 election. surprise surprise. even republicans going so far as to raise the prospect of president kamala harris as a way to undercut biden. >> we all know joe biden thinks that he's going to run and win this, election and then he's going to hand it off to a president kamala harris, which should skier all of. us >> a vote for donald trump is a vote for kamala harris. >> if we

i think kamala harris may love gen z i don't think gen z loves kamala harris. past may. my job every single day to talk to young students. i can tell you now the young students and young alumni in this country particularly texas and the south are very concerned with the economy. their credit cards are high and they can't afford a home. if they try to start a business regulatory red tape is stopping them from anything. kamala harris can keep her talk to herself. she is a career attorney who has probably never talked to a student herself. >> lawrence: so true. alexandria, what do you think about that, the struggling young people. i talked to several friends who thought they would be able to get their first house but because of the interest rates and the economy, they just can't do it. that's part of the american dream, right in will to this economy housing prices everything across the board. i don't think that any young american is very pleased with the job that joe biden has done. >> it looks like democrats have shot themselves in the feet. they are not going to