thank you for being in "focus." >> thank you, harris. >> harris: let's get to the gas prices. record inflation, record gas prices, open borders and now you can add a brutal dow plunge to the list of crises. it's one blank crisis under this administration. elon musk is talking about it. >> i might never have voted for a republican to be clear. this election i will. >> harris: i don't think you need to take the temperature. i think he is serious. the tesla ceo and where he stands on the democrat party as always getting a ton of buzz. if you're a veteran, own your home, and need cash, call newday usa. i'm tatiana, here to say you can get an average of $60,000 with the newday 100 cash out loan. that's at least 25% more cash than you get at a bank. it lowers your payments by an average of $600 a month, too. with today's soaring home values, the time to turn your equity into cash is right now. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates mat

nowhere. >> harris: has there been any communication from kamala harris? >> exactly. absolutely nothing from them. but they are on the wrong side of every policy. i can't think of a single policy that you are going to run on as a democrat that is an 80% issue that will drive people true centrists and republicans your direction. there is literally not a single thing out there. if stacey abrams thinks she can shame the people of georgia saying it's the worst place in the nation to live, that's probably not going to go very far. driving the all-star game out of atlanta. what is she going to run on? she lost the last election which she has never admitted by 55,000 votes. it wasn't -- that's a pretty big margin. >> harris: she took a big hit on that. everybody votes individually based on how they live their lives. lived experience, that economy and it hurt to lose that $100 million. i can only imagine. colorado enjoyed it. day six and the first trial of special counsel john durham's investigation into the how the trump/russia hoax began. we're learning the f.b.

>> harris: 18 u.s.e 15.03 i've read it many times. >> the connection between nancy pelosi and bill maher. there is not an institution in the united states of america thatan attack from the left if their chosen goal or outcome is not accomplished. this leaker and now the protests outside the supreme court justice's homes are the product of not getting the outcome that they want, which is roe v. wade being upheld. by the way, roe v. wade has been criticized not just by potential justices that donald trump might appoint but some of the left as well. bad law since the 1970s. not the law of the land and law professors even from the left have said it is bad law. >> harris: senator marsha blackburn of tennessee said this doesn't wipe away a woman's choice to go get an abortion but it leaves it to the hands of the states. and that's really -- that's actually true. read the document. that may be why when obama was in office and had the majority they didn't do anything to codify the law. maybe they didn't have th

here is harris. >> harris: well, it looks like former president trump was right about a lot of those candidates in those primary races last night. but it is not over in a key race that could shape the control of the senate. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". trump still showing his clout as the republican king maker. 23 of the 27 candidates he backed won. the former president's support was not enough, though, to push a few notable candidates over the finish line including north carolina congressman madison cawthorn who faced multiple scandals leading up to the primary. newt gingrich on trump's influence on the gop. >> there is no question that whether you like trump or dislike trump as a matter of just history, no modern political leader has dominated his party outside of office on the scale that trump has. and he has a following in the republican party and has brought in an entire generation of people who were not republicans six or seven years ago who now are part of the republican party. >> harris: let's go to the senate squeaker in pennsylvania. mehmet oz ho

. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert as we await president biden, who is set to speak on inflation this hour. and, of course, we layer that on to the many crises that the nation is seeing under the biden administration. some of them spinning out of control. there are growing concerns of a recession. and it seems to be pretty distressing news when it comes to the economy overall and it is only tuesday of this week. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". so as we await the president, we watch the dow and we're hoping that the dow can do something it hasn't done in the last receive -- several days. stay in the green and not sink by hundreds of points. you see it modestly skipping along. we'll watch it all and we've got some expertise on the mezzanine with me today and that will help us really feel better. the dow dropped more than 650 points before closing yesterday, by the way. s&p hit its lowest level in more than a year and while the markets are dow

harris. >> harris: i smell privilege there but we'll leave it there and let the facts chase us.k, thank you. >> you are going to run for reelection? >> president biden: i said that's my expectation. >> the president has every intention of running for reelection. >> president biden: i'm a great specter of fate. if i'm in the health i'm in now, in good health, then i would run again. >> harris: i thought he was very transparent when he was talking like that because that's the truth. president biden and the white house say he will run for president as long as he is in good health. who has a crystal ball? with his approval rating mired in the mid 30s now in recent polling, democrats are reportedly considering other options behind the scenes. probably behind his back. the hill has ranked the top five democrats most likely to win the nomination if president biden were not to run for reelection. vice president kamala harris tops the list followed by pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and amy klobuchar. a former trump white house advisor for strategic communications and da

maybe today is the day, harris. >> harris: what's really interesting, watch the shiny object thing goinghe dhs secretary. speaker gingrich saying he ought to be impeached. republicans say he needs to be impeached over the border crisis. this thing popped up because they thought it would be enough disinformation to turn our aides. peter doocy, thank you. >> among those suspicious of the disinformation board's intentions the "wall street journal" editorial board is checking in. it writes the concern isn't that the board will spy on americans. the problem is that this new board may choose to play the role of national fact checker. a kind of government politifact look down from mount washington at this or that statement and vouch safe to the masses what is true and what is false. joe concha, fox news contributor, media and politics columnist for the hill has a new op-ed calling the board joe biden's ministry of truth. joe is in focus now. so what is the real bottom line with all this? i read your op-ed. it is really caught on and a lot of people are calling it the ministry of truth. >> yeah.

harris. >> harris: that's interesting. you always tie together interesting things, peter doocy, thank you. as the woke folk continue to struggle to define the word woman, even while they appear to be tinkering with the definition of women, republicans are proposing a new law to protect the biological rights of women. and we're also working on this. >> if he is going to stop working with us it is no different he has done the entire time he has been president. >> harris: house minority leader firing back of biden's claims of gop obstructionism. tammy bruce next. into cash in y. newday lets you borrow all of your home's value. you could take out an average of $60,000. that's at least 25% more cash than you get at a bank or credit union. more cash to pay credit card debt or cash to have on hand, so it's there when you need it. since newday's been granted automatic authority by the va, the process is fast and easy and newday can say yes when other lenders say no. call today. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog.

harris faulkner is up next. "the faulkner focus", here she is. >> harris: we'll begin with a fight. the biden administration says it is going to fight. it is going to appeal the judge's decision to keep title 42 in place. the rule would have expired today opening the floodgates for tens of thousands of illegal immigrants to enter the united states the first time in more than two years. it was a covid restriction the administration says it cares about covid. how much, though? i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". the white house says it disagrees with the judge's ruling keeping in place the trump-era policy that limits number of illegal immigrants due to the pandemic. while the administration did issue a plan to handle the expected influx of people, it did little to ease the fears of a spike of up to 18,000 crossings per day. that's three times what we have right now. and we know we don't have enough people to handle it all. the head of the national border patrol council says this. >> if this administration was smart they would take a step back and look and say thi

i'm harris faulkner. in april we saw the highest number of encounters in the history of the department of homeland security. 234,000 people trampling the border to get into our nation. that's up by more than 30% from the same time last year, and up more than 350% from april of 2018. republican lawmakers say president biden is not listening to americans' concerns. >> the alien encounters so far since president biden's been in office is more than the population of 15 individual states. we need to make sure we're putting america first and not trying to dodge to issues that are important to the american people. reinstate the remain in mexico policy, support the border patrol agents, finish the wall and we could really see a difference. the president doesn't seem to want to take on these tough issues. >> harris: even with all of that, though, the illegal immigrants are not the only concern. this week authorities announce they found a major drug smuggling tunnel linking tijuana mexico to southern california. it

that's how bad the crime scene was, harris. >> harris: all right.e jones, thank you very much. sorry for the technical difficulties on your end. great job down there. thank you. i want to point out we'll wait to see what happens with the grandmother. 66 years old. first person the shooter shot. he shoot her in the face. she is struggling for her life right now. as lawrence said if she is blessed and gets through this, you can bet that will be one of the first people that officials want to talk to. we do know the shooter entered through an unlocked door. the first opportunity he had was the fourth grade classroom. if we learn more we'll give it to you. remember the names of the people who perished. "outnumbered" after the break. >> harris: we are awaiting a news conference from texas governor greg abbott. america once again in mourning. this time grieving the loss of 19 children and two teachers in texas. this hour, we will bring you the latest on the investigation. more on the victims and share the stories of heroism. this is "outnumbered." i'm harr

>> harris: we'll move on.e way, they could have tapped fema's resources with baby formula before they hit europe. all of it has to be inspect. we don't know what the expiration dates are in the warehouses at the border but they are in the united states. critics calling for a media reckoning after georgia saw massive turnout for its primary election. 834,000 people, up 212% compared to the 2020 presidential primary and 168 percent increase compared to the 2018 gubernatorial primary. this in spite of the left's outcry over the state's new voting law they called voter suppression. remember, the racist reach that they had calling them jim crow. that was their talking about. >> this makes jim crow look like jim eagle. >> it is unamerican. it is old school american. jim crow american. >> when you disenfranchise people by passing jim crow laws. that's not democracy it's dictatorship. >> their strategy now is to pass a bunch of racist voting laws, a new jim crow in the south. >> no matter how they try to wrap it in a

harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: he so desperately wants it to be someone else's fault. the inflation numbers out today have president biden trying to turn congressional republicans into the new villain. we've already seen him blame the pandemic and russian dictator putin for the nation's inflation crisis. biden cannot run from the facts, which point to his policies. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". the new inflation numbers from april show prices are up 8.3% from one year ago. it was 8.5% in march. however, that is negligible as we're stuck in record territory. prices for most everything are still well above pre-pandemic levels and nearly 6% higher than when president biden took office. here is the president hitting all of his alleged culprits, including senator rick scott, who called the president incapacitated and called for him to resign. >> president biden: the first cause of inflation is a once in a century pandemic and the second cause mr. putin's war in ukraine. what's the congressional republican plan? they don't want to -- they want to r

here is harris, bye-bye. >> harris: knocks fuss alert now. the families of the 19 children, two teachers killed in texas in that school shooting now adding outrage to all of their pain. the state department of public safety has changed its story on what exactly happened at uvalde's robb elementary school this week. some are accusing the local police of deadly inaction. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". officials now say that teenaged gunman fired shots for 12 minutes outside the school. he then entered unobstructed through an unlocked door. here is the texas dps walking back those initial -- they weren't true, they were lies. let's watch. >> it was reported that a school district police officer confronted the suspect that was making entry. not accurate. he walked in unobstructed initially. so from the grandmother's house to the school into the school he was not confronted by anybody. there was not an officer readily available armed, no. >> harris: that's why you wait for the facts. the "new york post" this is the cover

>> harris: you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here with my co-host emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. also joining us today, kennedy and todd. new concerns of political intimidation after they targeted pro life groups over the weekend. it's in reaction to the leak of the u.s. supreme court draft decision that would overturn roe vs. wade. so far, most protests that fox has witnessed has been peaceful. this was the scene outside of justice roberts' home on saturday. >> you don't care people die! >> harris: the activists seem mad chanting "pro life is a lie, you don't care if people die." near images of coat hangers chalked on the streets. protesters marched to justice kavanaugh's house screaming "we will not go back" and they targeted catholic churches. this was the disturbing scene on the steps of a historic catholic church in new york city. [beep] >> i'm killing the baby. >> ♪ thank god for abortion ♪ ♪ thank god for abortion ♪ ♪ thank god ♪ >> harris: vial, obnoxious, disgusting. that's outside of the house of worship. things

harris. >> harris: all right. thank you very much. this breaking news.here we started this hour and we wondered maybe the white house is paying attention. they were. so president biden now is set to speak with retailers and infant formula manufacturers today. they say the time is to be determined and we won't get to see it. it will be a virtual event not made public live. but we do anticipate that it will make some news and we'll bring it to you as it happens. the president is finally getting involved in what the press secretary chuckled at yesterday. is there anybody in the white house who is focused on this? i'll have to ask, she said. let's move on. president biden going hard with the new white house mid-term strategy and a phrase he likes. ultra-maga. and getting the former president in on his act. getting a lot of attention. >> president biden: under my predecessor the great maga king, the deficit increased every single year he was president. how quickly we forget people were hurt and what did the maga crowd want to do? forget it. i never expected t

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harris. >> harris: thank you very much. a fox news contributor now and former u.s.ial op soldier is with us. bret, you have been to ukraine the help rescue those behind enemy lines and headed back there now. we won't give very many details. we'll help keep you safe. so tell me this. how much difference does it make to see putin, for people on the ground, saying that they are the aggressors, these women and children and people that have tried to get out of the way of bombs and so on and so forth, that they are the aggressors and he is pushing back on them. >> he will say anything on the world stage to save face. we underestimate his pride wanting to win at all costs no matter how many of his own troops are killed in the process. many of his troops won't return home. russia is losing this war not only affecting them militarily, but also this war starting to hurt at home. he has to justify at home. they don't realize what is going on. the government controls the information that is relayed to the russian citizens. they don't understand their own russian troops continue

, harris.ll these stories i'm thinking d.c. is to lying what wisconsin is to cheese, okay? these people can't stop lying to themselves and about everybody around them. joe biden calling out rick scott for merely floating the idea is like a flat tax idea that everybody should pay a little something. biden is saying republicans are trying to raise taxes. joe biden has created the biggest hidden tax hitting every american across the board from the poorest to the most wealthy. it is called inflation and these numbers are off the charts at a 40-year high. so when we talk about taxes, we should start there. and then his other proposals, raise the top tax rate for individuals, biden wants to tax capital gains as ordinary income over a million dollars. harris, this would blow holes in the economy that we have yet to see. so when the "washington post" gives him three pinocchios they better get in partnership with jap et owe. this is an economic hole we won't dig out of any time fast. >> harris: i wonder

harris is 60. she will be there for a while. going to pass on some day and they know that. that's the reality. the democrats are being aged out and idged into a progressive leftist socialist party even more. >> harris: tammy? >> tammy: well, i would say this is their problem though is that we are not aging into being socialists. when i see these women marching down that hallway in congress chanting a chant that was going on when i was organizing the left in the 80's, it's like move on, ladies. move on. the vice president is a woman of color. the speaker of the house is a woman. a woman runs this network. a woman runs fox business. look at this program. we are adults now. we have children who have their own children. we have won this fight for power and influence. it's not perfect, we will always be fighting for it. it's like love. you always kind of have to search for it you never hit it exactly but you always work, work, work. but we are here. we have power. we have money unless of course the democrats remain in power and they

harris, it will get worse. >> harris: diesel means every truck that drops off something for tou haven your house got more expensive and outside of the realm of basic inflation, diesel in my little town is up above $7, that is just -- that happened in the last few days. >> joey: probably only person on the couch that drives a diesel everyday -- >> my husband does. >> joey: it is above $5 in georgia everyday. talk about president trump and president biden, what president trump was criticized for, how it made people feel. what biden is getting criticized for, is things you live everyday. your pocketbook comes out no matter what party you are. what are you doing, maybe republicans have an answer. >> harris: i love the way you put that, your pocketbooks come out. >> joey: or wallet. >> harris: no matter what we believe, we spend all green, you have less power in the green and we all feel it definitely. move on. just ahead, president administration is standing by new disinformation czar call objective and qualified and neutral. wow. some of her past comments just won't go away. facts don't

anthony harris, just a boy, convicted of a crime he did not commit.bc's john quinones first talked to anthony as a child and has followed his story for more than 20 years. >> devin was a 5-year-old who was full of life, full of energy. happy. definitely happy. spoiled. spoiled little girl. >> when devin's family moved into that apartment in front of us, my mother and her mother became friends. >> i'd sometimes help her draw, help her paint. she was like a sister to me. >> devin was living in new philadelphia in an apartment complex with her mother and her brother, dylan. >> when he got home and she went outside to play, everything was fine. >> it was around 2:00 p.m. when laurie dunham realized her daughter isn't where she thinks she should be. >> i got to the house, i noticed devin's mom was outside looking, calling for her, asking for her. >> this was about probably 2:05, somewhere around there. anthony at that point was coming from the woods. >> she had asked me if i could help look for devin, and she gave me 5 bucks. okay, well $5 to a 12-year-old

thank you. >> lawrence: thank you, harris. >> harris: all right. chris bedford, you know, we don't know what we don't know just like the app didn't. people don't. but they're starting to ask some interesting questions now. and it could be an indictment of what we choose not to look at. >> chris: one thing we know for sure is this boy is a coward, the kind of person that targets children like that just like all shooters is an absolute coward. but a lot of the social media has given rise to these things being able to spread. these people are able to find communities that might help them to go further into their darker fantasies. friends of his said that he in the last two years had started to turn even further. teenagers, of course, go through difficult emotional times, depression and other things. but it's certainly been difficult for a lot of teenagers to go through what we've seen with covid, what we've seen with some of the school shutdowns and some of the fights in our culture, society. had a huge impact on the mentally ill and certainly made th

>> harris: why do they need a violating it? >> kayleigh: i have a sinister reason why i think that was an angry article. critics widely compared this to the ministry of truth karam george orwell's novel. the board itself had no power to make decisions. we heard it from "the washington post" when the board first came out. it's because the government cannot regulate speech. it would be unconstitutional, so this is cover for exec and what they were doing. >> emily: exactly. for the censorship that they engage in. we know it is entitled to a free republic and also unconstitutional. to me, this is such a fail and such a joke. she was the chief of spreading disinformation and misinformation and outright lies. you name to tongue. and now she is a victim? she can dish it and can't take it. going to fold like a deck of cards. something that they thought was so important. it became a campaign pillar for the firmament. all of a sudden, just kidding. it was nothing. we did not mean it. all of this is such a representation of what the admin

>> harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner with my co-host emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. with us today, cheryl and joey jones. the white house is fact checking the president of the united states again. this time, he committed to a possible war with china. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> you are? >> that's a commitment we made. >> harris: doing the walkback and it came snapy fast. with the white house insisting there's been no change in the u.s. policy towards taiwan. we've seen this kind of thing before after the president made those comments about vladimir putin, for instance. >> ukraine will never be a victory for russia for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> harris: let's go straight to kayleigh. >> kayleigh: yeah, harris, it's always an unnamed anonymous white house official that cleans up the blunder. look, these gaps are alarming. they're weird to watch. they're disconcerting when it's the president. but when it's in th

i'm emily compagno here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner. joining us today, kennedy and john james. the white house is giving a new spin on the sky-high gas prices which have shattered records for two straight weeks putting a serious strain on americans' wallets and now president biden is suggesting that the high gas prices are a step toward the far left's green agenda. watch. >> when it comes to the gas prices, we're going through an incredible transition that is taking place that god willing, when it's over, we'll be stronger and the world will be stronger and less reliant on fossil fuels when this is over. >> emily: john james, the president has finally said the quiet part outloud, right, that the skyrocketing prices of gas and oil is all because of his agenda. it's exactly what the democrats wanted when they killed the keystone pipeline and when they killed all the oil leases. >> john: this is the modern day equivalent to let them eat cake. as long as his legacy is preserved he doesn't care about your future. i'm all about all the above

harris? >> harris: i'm speechless. i've known you a really long time.w, painting us all with the same brush and not being able to see our potential is in hopes of controlling us. and it's what i talk about before, if you can divide, you can conquer. and we will not be divided. not by our skin color, not by what people think are our potentials, plural, we'll be brought together because they're wrong. and all we have to do is be living proof of that. and you are that. through your parents. this is particularly sad to me with yellen because what she really misses is what makes us a great country. and that is our ability when we are struggling to pull ourselves up together by our bootstraps and to reach for the american dream. i don't know if they'd rather that some americans not reach for it any longer. but we will not settle as a country. no matter what they hope. they can let us as many people illegally into this country as they want, but you cannot take the place of who we are as real americans. we are an open door through legal process to mix that in.

jury. >> harris: quickly, what is the status now? you got james baker who had no notes and inconsistent memory? i wonder what next steps really look like at this point? >> reporter: the over all durham investigation began in 2019. john durham, at the time, he was u.s. attorney in connecticut. he resigned a year later. he's been investigating the origins of this entire trump russian narrative, where did it start and who started it. we know it turned out to be false the narrative. in 2020, john durham charged an fbi attorney by the name of kevin kleinsmith for altering a fisa warrant to be able to do surveillance on a trump campaign. a carter paige. kevin kleinsmith bleeded guilty to -- pleaded guilty. this was the first trial, harris, in three years of the john durham. this was the first trial, michael sussmann will walk out of here a free man, not guilty. now we look forward to the case in october. a russian national that was charged with five counts of lying to the fbi. michael sussmann charged with one count of lying to the fbi. ig

>> these are anthony harris' first steps of freedom. 14-year-old anthony harris spent more than a yeare's coming home. that's all i keep saying, he's coming home. >> cindy was pleased, she was joyful, but i'm sure there was also a sense of still feeling the pain. >> you have no idea how hard this has been. >> she welled up with tears, saying that she thought she had failed her son as a mother because she had failed to protect him from that police interrogation. >> i recall some of the people who were responsible for running that detention facility actually with tears in their eyes as anthony walked off. i think they were so happy for him. >> the judge in this case, linda kate and the prosecutors still think anthony harris is responsible for devan duniver's death. >> amanda was not shy about her belief that anthony harris was guilty. no matter what verdicts were rendered, no matter what appeals, decisions were handed down. >> in my heart and in my gut, i feel that anthony harris is responsible for the murder of devan duniver. i have felt that all along. >> i don't know why she continued

>> harris: we are awaiting a news conference from texas governor greg abbott. america once again in mourning. this time grieving the loss of 19 children and two teachers in texas. this hour, we will bring you the latest on the investigation. more on the victims and share the stories of heroism. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here with my co-host kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. also joining us shannon bream and trace gallagher. parents in uvalde, texas, are going through unspeakable pain. a teenage killer burst into the robb elementary school about this time yesterday, reports he told the classroom filled with fourth graders that he first went to you're all going to die. police arrived at the scene within minutes. it was just before that, that the rampage ended. a b border patrol agent, an eli member of the border patrol from nearby outpost rushed into the attacker.d took down that killed him. the second, third and fourth graders who made it out alive are dealing with horror, as you might imagine. but they are fortunate today. they are alive. 1

>> harris: still couldn't get it. >> joe manchin saved them. >> harris: maybe a little kirsten cinema thrown in after they chased her in the bathroom. dangerous part of the process. >> right. >> harris: i came up with three things, cheryl. i know that the president listed in the sort of pandemic and putin for the gas prices and what we're paying. but you -- based on what you said, i came up with private entities, too. >> he went after the good old talking points of going after the beef industry and the chicken and poultry industry which he's done before. greedy oil companies, the federal leases, all of that was disingenuous because those leases, there's so much red tape to develop those leases that it doesn't make sense financially for oil companies to do so. but what i love that rick scott just said is that he's lying about reducing the deficit. that's exactly the truth. i grabbed on to that because he's saying, look, we're reducing the deficit by $1.5 trillion. that's our way with dealing with inflation. all of that spending came under the trump administration during the pandemic to

and finally, guys, as i mentioned, harry styles' new album, "harry's house," was released today, so withme to play "guess the harry styles song. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ guess the harry styles song ♪ ♪ guess the harry styles song ♪ >> jimmy: now, here's how this works. i'm going to give someone three different song titles. one is a real harry styles song off the new album. the other two are made up. and you have to guess which one is real. if you get it right, you get a a prize. if you get it wrong, you still get a prize. okay [ cheers and applause raise your hand if you want to play "guess the harry styles song." [ cheers ] let's try that girl right there in the front, in the third row yeah, you. stand up hello, welcome what -- what is your name? >> christina >> jimmy: christina, welcome all right, christina, which one of these is a real harry styles song from his new album, "harry's house"? is it "a," "music for a dentist's waiting room." "b," "music for a sushi restaurant." or "c," "music for derrick's house. >> it's "b." >> jimmy: it is "b," you think music for a sushi rest

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but these days, harris tweed is in demand again. so a few years ago, rebecca hutton returned to the island to carry on her grandparents. legacy. if you're from the islands, it's a part of you. you can never get rid of. it. doesn't matter how hard you try, hey, fought a way you go. it is in your blood. you had as much part of these islands as the islands that are part of you. so to get a chance to come home and actually live that be that part. as the special hutton visits or mentors the islands, most famous harris tweed weaver, donald john mckay from luskin tire, has been weaving for over half a century. he and his siblings learned the craft from their parents. we had to do something and then we had my dad and thus we got the order stronger. we were then a load until alone. but he was watching over us very, very carefully. to make sure there was he was to, it should be a younger generation taken up weaving, which is good. and encouraging a rebecca hutton brings him some yawn, and he helps her prepare the complicated weaving pattern,

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harris i will stick with you as we take questions from the audience. the question asked how do we make it more -- for those with lower socio- socioeconomic status. thoughts around the accessibility s for those with w resources and how do we address that? >> we need to be intentional aboutt the data and make sure we are talking about disaggregated data. so often and i'm sure i'm guilty of this as well it's not a statistic for a particular community so we have that data and weaken talk with increased accuracycy about particular communities and then we can go to those communities and ask them what they need. how we address this problem in west virginia mightm a differet than how this problem is addressed in vermont. we then need to take the data and work with community-based organizations and trusted partners in the community so they are aware first of all of the issues and listen to communities as to how we invest. >> to help people understand how this addresses that that's where we broke down the mandatory version of the congressional y refunding. manda

>> let me get to harry first. harry is right. republican anger and energy is high. it's the midterm dynamic. and what you're seeing is republican enthusiasm is higher than the democrats. just as democrats were in 2018. you don't need to be a statistician to figure this out. it's a midterm. democrats are on their heels. and nothing surprising. now you're right. i think you could make a case that there could have been stronger candidates on the republican side, but you don't have to be the strongest candidate to win when the wind is at your back. >> yes, yes, yes. go! go. >> i'm going to take it right here and say look, there is a difference between federal elections that ted budd is running and whoever the republican nominee who we'll find out some time in the next 45 years, who that will be, versus if you're running in the pennsylvania gubernatorial race and you're mastriano. there is a real example of that in 2014 where tom wolf came in and took the seat. i think josh shapiro is lighting the fireworks. he very happy about it. and the senate race? let's see what hap

harris see the conflict of american leaders as racially motivated. some advisers. harris believe that the almost completely white environment of biden is not shows due respect to the vice president in the administration. haria also resigned the head of staff, tina furneaux, as tyranny, the adviser to the vice president for the security nation, nen, resigned. in kildown, the whole team is working under pressure from fellow party conservatives in the democratic party, in fact, the moderates are split into two camps, that is, the good old democrats are already openly waging war against the extreme left liberals, the spokesman, whose ideas are partly harris, it’s not about the president, it’s about him environment. they have started processes and are doing things that are completely unforgivable. we all knew senator manchin was not to be trusted and his slips of the tongue were complete crap. and the closer the fall elections, where democrats are predicted to lose control of congress, the less biden looks like a compromise figure, obviously he planned to stay above the

i'm harris faulkner with my co-host emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany.oining us today cheryl casone and joe jones.

harris. i want to ask for your thoughts and getting us started with this bastion. dr. harris? >> it was certainly a pleasure and an honor to participate on this work and an honor to be here today. for me, it was very important that we build upon prior work. i think dr.gupta mentioned the evolving aspect of this pandemic. we have to have real-time evaluation of its working and what's not with a specific focus on the funding and looking at data, particularly this aggregated data. so often, we treat our response to themien and we talked about how important data is. my goal was to build upon the prior work knowing we needed new thought. so is good to take his hands from the new data with no information, with a focus on data, >> thank you. >> it was a pleasure and i learned a lot as part of this process for my colleagues and the excellent staff. for me, it was how we leverage the big money which is in medicaid and medicare and how we make the experience for the patient seamless. i have always believed that to do good public policy, you have to understand the people and it cannot be

his latest book, the trials of harry truman. i will show you here. an extraordinary presidency of an ordinary man, 1945 to 1953. simon and schuster publication, 528 pages illustrated, and it is $32. 50. you will get a book plate until authors start coming around again. you will get a book plate that is signed if you order a book from us. and you will get one of these special book plates that are sold alone. i love the dust jacket, jeff. i wanted to ask, did the beatles steal this image? >> it's a wonderful picture. it's a little bit of a cheat, because it was taken after he was president. but he is walking in independence square, and that is the way he appeared. if you were lucky enough to have him cited. he wasn't out all of the time. tourists would have seen more of him, but he wasn't going to walk around for them. >> we were speaking before our show, and we noticed the period after the s. we never thought that was there. you tell us that he had done that once and the truman library thinks this is correct. >> i asked them. i said, can we settle thi