days after border harris called the border secure. meanwhile another republican governor, florida's ron desantis taking similar action sending two plane loads of illegal immigrants to martha's vineyard, you know, that ritzy vacation hot spot for wealthy liberals. democrats and the liberal have been blasting the moves vilifying the governors as inhumane and racist and comparing it to the in, atzis. watch. >> governor abbott's racist and xenophobic practices of expulsion have only amplified the challenges many of the migrants experienced on their journey to find a safe place. >> the conservative estimate is about $80,000 per bus trip and we know re racists don't mind paying the money. racists are willing to pay the money and don't care ift taxpayers pay the brunt. >> we woke up to the news thisin morning that governor ron desantis of florida sent two plane loads of migrants toat martha's vineyard off the coastd of massachusetts including kids and whatnot. not saying in is not a one fort one.ds not a parallel in any way but does address

harris faulkner is next. >> harris: fox news weather alert. incredible video pouring into us now via the few first hours of daylight. thi this is sanibel island that took a direct hit. ian is the fifth most powerful hurricane to make landfall in the united states. ian staying in tact right now but downgraded to a tropical storm. the enemy from the now tropical storm in florida right now is torrential rain. hundreds of miles away from where ian first came ashore as a hurricane at this hour they are inundated by water. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." breaking news with new developments now. let's go to orlando. look at these pictures. tropical storm ian hitting that metro and already our reporters are showing us conditions where high water rescues are underway. some 127 so far. returning now to sanibel island. look at the left side of your screen. those were the moments just before hurricane ian hit. look at the right side of your screen. the height of the storm with 155 mile-per-hour winds and a massive storm surge that

a newsom/harris ticket.a: two people from california, one of them her could not get a single delegate when she ran last time. >> no. biden bothers me so much because he was a moderate and he beat the progressives. and as soon as he gets in he lays down for the progressives. it boggles my mind. >> harris: two people gavin and kamala harris would be a progressive dream. speaking of kamala harris she gets another assignment. she has been tasked with jazzing young voters and voters of color ahead of the mid-terms. she will visit wisconsin and south carolina. border czar and police reform. oh, the border is in shambles. thousands of police officers are leaving forces in the american cities across our great country. tyrus. >> yes, another speaking engagement for the v.p. on the gutfeld show i played bong owes behind her speeches because she talks like she is doing poetry. jazz might be a little fast but she hasn't done very well in the speaking department. and again unless it will be children actors like the last

back to you, harris. >> harris: tone deaf and blind. good to see you, thank you.haffetz, fox news contributor former republican congressman for the state of utah. it is heartbreaking to see what was going on in the white house celebration yesterday and the timing of it all. is this more, is this politics? >> of course it's politics but come on, i just read a report in august that there are some 20 million americans who are behind on their electric bills. they literally cannot pay the electricity in their own homes and yet james taylor is out there having a party about the green new deal they were able to pass under the guise of the inflation reduction act. inflation is real and hits americans on every aspect of the economy and totally avoidable if not for the policies of joe biden and kamala harris and the democratic party. >> harris: you know, from the very beginning it was not widely known, we tried to tell as many through our programming as possible, but the white house passed the inflation reduction act so quickly that the cbo score, the penn and wharton score

here is harris. >> harris: we'll begin there a fox weather hurricane alert. florida is getting ready for massive rainfall and dangerous storm surge as hurricane ian is charging toward the gulf coast. now a category 3 storm. it is threatening the tampa bay area right now with a rare first direct hit. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." ian made landfall in cuba this morning with winds up to 125 miles per hour. people are racing to gather final supplies and that's kind of difficult. gas stations and grocery stores are already running low and some running out. governor ron desantis declared a state of emergency for all 67 florida counties. six of them now under mandatory evacuation orders. live just a short time ago desantis gave this warning. >> the impacts will be far, far broader than just where the eye of the storm happens to make landfall. in some areas, there will be catastrophic flooding and life-sleetening storm surge. you don't want to put yourself in harm's way unnecessarily. and doesn't mean you need to go across god's creation to

harris. >> harris: likely, i would say never. i mean, look how many of them have been coming across the southern border of our nation for months now and no one has gone down there like this. so no, i think you're right about that. garrett, thank you very much. republican senator john cornyn of texas joining me now. great to have you in focus today. you know, simply getting a reaction to mayor lightfoot isn't enough. it is more than just a reaction. they are finally feeling some of the pressure that you have been feeling along the border for quite a while now. >> well, you begin to wonder what does it take to get president biden's attention? and hopefully the mayors of new york, chicago, and washington, d.c. can do that because 108,000 americans have died of drug overdoses of drugs that came across the southwest border and president biden and his administration apparently haven't noticed. and 2.3 million migrants have flooded the border overwhelmed border patrol and border communities. so i think governor abbott is doing the right

>> harris: of course they do. >> very worrisome. >> harris: that is where the 78° came from.hrough. whatever it is. that is exactly what is happening. power of electricity and control. >> that's right. perfectly said. coming up, super star of democratic party, former president barack obama returning to white house for unveiling of official portrait. present biden might not be so thrilled to have him back. reports of tensions between the two continue to heat up. more on that next. veteran homeowners, need cash? with the newday 100 loan, there are no upfront costs for appraisal or termite inspections. no upfront costs at all to get the cash you need. veterans get more at newday. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ >> emily: things could get a bit awkward at the white house, why? former president barack obama and wife michele will be there for unveiling of their portraits. on the heels of the bomb

harris. >> harris: oh, my goodness. that is a very long time. know what that coincides with though, the cbo report that looked at the so call inflation reduction act. it's number was 2031 before it would even approach touching inflation. look, the truth, you cannot hide it is like sunshine, shining all over it is the greatest forensic on the planet. good to see you, thank you, senator tom cotton, arkansas, republican, serves on the judiciary and armed services inc., and joint economic committee's as well and we are glad to have you in focus today. i want to lean on the economic part and get your reaction now, to the truth coming out about inflation. >> tom: well, harris, the truth about inflation is that it is devastating our families across the country that cannot not afford to fill up their tanks or buy groceries. much less to save a little bit for christmas or family vacation or kid's braces. inflation is up 13% since joe biden took office. if there is a very simple reason for that, as we had just heard. too much demand, not enough supply, to

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and the fact that william reached out to harry, i presume it was harry he called over there at windsor and meghan agreed to do this. it is a massive break through and everyone is deeply excited about it. no one is happy about this rift. no one benefits from this rift. it takes away if the monarchy and the sussexes and undermines everyone involved and it just makes people miserable. so, i think that in the name of the queen, they've come together which is also quite moving, isn't it. this happens on the queen's death and it is the ultimate tribute but it is a great tribute to the late queen. i also think that it is something that king charles will be looking on very warmly as well. of course he wants his sons to get on. everyone wants their kids to get on right. and we only -- and this is a-a ranged between the two sides. i don't know if charles even know about this before they appeared. >> that was what i was going to ask you. is this strictly a brothers instincts, william reaching out to harry, or is this also a brother's instincts that is met with the new responsibility as prince and

harris. >> harris: many of thieves people are leaning on services provided now by first responders who they don't have a resources they need. i'm so thankful they are okay. clean water is a problem and they need a lot of it right now. good to see you, phil. great reporting. thank you as always. >> i stayed as long as i could. i went to a brick home, the three little pigs built them out of block and stayed. mine is built out of sticks. my didn't last too long when the big bad woefrl. my house disappeared. he watch things starting to fly. part of the roof went off and the rest of the roof went off and the walls caved in and this is what i have left. >> harris: god bless you. thousands of floridians with stories like that. some of them left, some are returning today to find the things that they had are destroyed. stunning video captured by storm chaser max olson. we're sharing this on "the faulkner focus." it shows fort myers as the water rose to unfathomable record of more than seven feet shattering the previous record of nearly four feet. people are telling me recovery from this epic di

>> harry. >> harry first. >> what's your name? >> isabelle. >> i will do?nine. >> who's your favorite of the four? you don't have to have to have to answer. >> thank you both so much. guys, it's so amazing how the crowd has shifted. everyone came with flowers, lined up. they knew there was a visit. now suddenly, the crowd is giddy. everyone has their phones out. you see the prince and princess of whales on the other side, really talking, housing to have meaningful conversations. slowly. and you have harry and meghan appear. i think i heard you guys talking about, have been holding hands. i'm going to walk over. yes, i can hear you. >> so, a question here, we've been talking about the queen, having said there's strength in numbers in her family, i'm famously reminded of prince charles when he and princess diana went to australia on their first big overseas tour, when they took baby prince william and he joked about the crowds that loved so much to see diana, and it would it would've been much more convenient for him had he seen -- that he had two lives, and

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the nation's final primaries are today and delaware, rhode island and new hampshire and we're watching match-ups that could tip the balance of power into the hands of republicans. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the stakes are particularly high in the swing state of new hampshire. maybe that's why it is the latest election meddling target for the democratic party. majority leader chuck schumer's political action committee spent more than $3 million boosting far right republican senate candidate don bolduc. that's more than bolduc spent on his own campaign. dems are trying to give incumbent democrat maggie hassan what they think will be an easier opponent in november. the state's republican governor says this. >> in some of these races they'll get what they asked for, they really are. they will get what you could call extreme candidates winning in november because people are fed up with inflation, fed up with gas prices. it is a horrible strategy. i just think

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. will cain co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. will, this kind of hardball obviously not something that the white house and democrats are used to or like. is it necessary? >> yeah, it's necessary and i think it's genius, harris. i think everybody should have to live under the policies they advocate. for example, last week "the new york times" employees said they don't want to return to the office. that's a policy "the new york times" has advocated. staying home during the pandemic and deferring to the union. there should be crime on the 15th floor of the "new york times." homelessness in the lobby. in this case what we should do and governors across the nation including greg abbott of texas and ron desantis of florida are doing is making sanctuary cities live under the policies they advocate. they are just accepting an invitation. these cities have invited illegal immigrants to come and take advantage of their sanctuary. why are they then upset that somebody has accepted their invitation? >> harris: that's such an excellent point.

, they think their job will be done. >> harris: charles payne, the truth hurts. >> it is sad. >> harris: we all want to know the truth. >> it didn't have to be this bad. that's the saddest part. >> harris: people votes with their wallets. they might vote differently this fall. education huge mid-term issues. voters say it's the most important or a very important priority for them. republicans are telling parents they're the ones to look to if they're fed up with woke schooling. plus the biden administration blaming the border crisis on cash. but a former ice director is not having it. >> they know it. they inherited the most secure border. it is not a money issue, it's a policy issue. >> harris: charles, deems want to throw money at something else. the white house blaming republicans for their own policy fallout. senator marsha blackburn in "focus" next. home, you've got a big leg up. it's your va home loan benefit. it lets you borrow up to a full 100% of your home's value. with home values near record highs, the newday 100 va loan can get you an average of $60,000. and you can lower yo

>> so harris, yes, we took probably about ten questions that came out to. >> harris: that is a lot. >> we knew who they were cal calling. and it took a while, but it gave people the opportunity to be heard from a law enforcer, several moms, talking about inflation taking a toll on them, but the safety element especially out here in western pennsylvania, you know, you have pittsburgh so close, but philadelphia the homicide rates were discussed a lot. asking specifics about this plan and that's where we heard more about the committee on china. these answers came from questions from the audience. >> harris: you said that some of those had been set up, but ten gone too many town halls, tennis a lot of questions to answer. so that was illuminating. i also caught that it was in washington county pennsylvania, the minority leader mccarthy saying that they wanted to focus on the people of washington, not to the washington, d.c. so a lot of organist ration -- orchestration, thank you, putting us with your great reporting is always. michael mccaul to talk republican on the house public affairs

prince harry and meghan markle. shoot as an engaged couple. >> meghan was like a breath of fresh air. she was fantastic. she wasn't the shy, retiring royal girlfriend. >> if meghan markle was the slightest bit nervous about stepping out in front of the british public for the very first time, it didn't show. >> we're particularly happy to be at our first royal foundation event with meghan. >> women don't need to find a voice. they have a voice. they need to feel empowered to use it. and people need to be encouraged to listen. >> the young royals are a real pr boost to the royal family. they're modern, attractive. so i think that they really renovated the royal brand. >> we in the press started talking about the fab four, what could they achieve together. they seemed a great and very dynamic unit. but it didn't last very long. the chef's chicken sandwiches at panera, freshly prepared with clean ingredients... spark an explosion of the senses. so when you finally taste it, it just confirms... this. is. fantastic. and o

harris is going to take over and take you throughout the day. >> dana: here is harris. >> harris: fox news weather hurricane alert now. hurricane ian is holding together and that is a problem especially for the southern gulf coast of florida. right now the update, as you just learned, 2 to 4:00 p.m. eastern for landfall is now predicted with a direct hit ranging between cape corral to the south and sarasota to the north. when it does hit, wherever exactly that is, the united states national hurricane center could put hurricane ian in the rare form of a category 5. it is just shy of that now. we won't get ahead of the news on this. we are expecting an official storm update at any moment. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." hurricane ian is now carrying sustained kinds of 155 miles per hour. if they gain to 157 it's a category 5. the biggest threats facing floridians are massive storm surge, raging winds, inland flooding, tornadoes, experts already using words like catastrophic to describe hurricane ian's potential. 21/2 million people are under evacuation orders. f

harris. >> harris: let's move to other news. in chicago, tensions are high.ot being called a hypocrite over the way she is handling the illegal immigrants aboard buses sent from texas. mayor lightfoot already overwhelmed is outsourcing her sanctuary city care for those people to the suburbs with no prior notice. one suburban city, burr ridge who has a republican mayors. she is using them as her own political pawn. >> it is not about the migrants. it's about the very thing lori lightfoot complained about and not giving us a heads-up. they invite people to come this the state and then they just willy-nilly put them in the suburbs without even giving us the courtesy of letting us know. >> harris: it is not just chicago. other democrat-led cities expressing struggles over the border buses. philadelphia's left wing mayor says he thinks his city could be next. buses still arriving in new york city and border sheriffs have some choice words for d.c.'s mayor who actually declared a public emergency over the busing even though the nation's capitol has only received a

here is harris. >> harris: why is the president of the united states attacking half the country? the name calling, the nasty words all meant to motivate his democrat base. the voters and to bully anybody who doesn't agree with him. so what does that make him? maybe desperate to help democrats in this final sprint to the critical mid-term elections. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". i'm glad to be back with you after an end of summer family time and now it's my time with you as we mark 63 days until americans head to the polls. and today let us begin "the faulkner focus" countdown clock to november 8th. president biden lashing out at his political opponents saying he hopes to hold onto his party's slim majority on capitol hill. critics labeling him as dividing biden after his speeches in key battleground states like wisconsin. it is only an hour show so we just drilled out some highlights. >> president biden: i want to be very clear up front. not every republican is a maga republicans but the extreme maga republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards f

in 1952 when harry s. truman was president and she met with 13 additional presidents in her lifetime including with president biden just last june. the president and other lawmakers praising her. >> president biden: she was an incredibly gracious and decent woman. >> she made sure her reign was really not about herself, or her fame, or her feelings, or her personal wants or needs. >> she was a rock. a living embodiment at the core of the nation she so proudly led. we will never see a leader quite like her for as long as we live. >> harris: jonathan hunt is live in london. jonathan, maybe you can give us a peak into what the people on the ground want to hear from their new king and what he might say to them. >> yeah, it is the most consequential speech that the now king charles has ever made. and he will have spent many years thinking about exactly what he might say when he inherited the throne from his mother. it has taken longer than many of us thought and probably even king charles iii thought it would.

>> harris: president biden is about to get a briefing from fema, search and rescue operations are underway in florida for thousands of people trapped inside their homes and a clear picture beginning to emerge of the catastrophic damage ian left behind. the flooding dangers now still ahead. hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner here with kayleigh mcenany, joining us today is dagen mcdowell, amy and hegseth is here. forecasters say tropical storm ian will likely -- -- regain hurricane strength. it will pick up more power. hour by hour you have been showing so many different things as the sun has been able to come out and give a good visual on this, where are you now? >> i'm at a marina just outside of downtown fort myers, i'm standing on top of so much debris, the water is keeping me afloat. there is wood, stirofoam, boats thrown around like toys, you see here, there are life jackets and you name it, it is peer, powerful wind and storm surge that push around incredible vessels like they are nothing, they are twisted and snapped? are upside down, many have rammed into ea

you're right, harris and i'm not surprised. and a step further, the meddling nature, it sort of shocks the conscious and goes against what we -- i would hope have come to expect from our larger system of government but keep in mind our vice president just sat there and in one hand said that the stop the steal candidates are a "threat to our democracy". and the other hand she was they can run their campaign how they want. are you a person of character saying no and under all circumstances, it's humans first, americans first and therefore this tenant and this concept should not be allowed to flourish but it's okay if it puts my party in power. wasn't she part of the unifying ticket? wasn't she part of the embodiment of unity that our now president advocating for in his campaign that said i'm going to be that uniter in chief and not divider. we're watching our vice president do the exact opposite and it's revolting. >> harris: you're right, emily, she was part of the ticket. i don't know if she was talking about what was on the ti

yes. >> harry. harry, yeah.made our year actually, he was so nice and we have come far and thank you for coming and it was just terrific. so nice to see all four together and just, yeah, it was bill brilliant. >> we didn't expect any like this at all. >> he said he would make sure the flowers got to where they needed to be. >> really, really nice. he was so lovely. what did he say to you? >> similar, did we come far, how long did it take us and how long have we been waiting and thanked us and i'm pleased the rain held off. it's really generous. definitely. what you would expect. subdued but just so thankful so many people were here to support them, all of them. >> do you remember what you said to him? >> i said hi and i -- i also said that i put down some flowers for her, for the queen. yeah. >> did he seem pleased. >> he did, yeah. >> yeah. really good. >> strange. meeting somebody that you see on television on the news, it's quite -- they were lovely as you would hope. they were so, so nice. >> thank you for y

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[laughter] >> harris: thank you!todd: a need to be priority viewing for anyone running on the republican side. federal, state, and local. the points with regard to el paso shows that the democrats are so hypocritical on this entire thing. they don't have a leg to stand on. if they did, they would be as vociferous with regard to el paso, with regard to what lori lightfoot is doing, yet crickets when that happens. they send people to the interior, to cities that call themselves think three cities, mind you, and all of a sudden it's up in arms. it's hypocritical. republicans need to watch their show. re-rack it and get their talking point to the next two months. >> harris: you are going to be my screen saver. [laughter] >> todd: i'm not even my wife's' st. dominic screen saver so that's a beautiful sentiment, thank you. >> lili: first of all, i'm an immigrant and took me ten years to become a lawful u.s. citizen. so there is a process. it's a long one. when you watch what happens, which is a humanitarian crisis, it brok

what is next for harry and meghan? and then seeing them they were, little george, what is next for him? nine years old. >> dana: she had a lot of charisma and do my charisma, duncan larcombe editor of "the sun" stand by for a moment. now, the heritage foundation margaret thatcher center for freedom. now, one of the things that asked martha maccallum, and i would like to put it to you, where do you see the u.k. going from here from this moment? >> well, thank you for much for having me on the show, dana. one extraordinary day in london. a lot of bidding farewell, of course, he queen who was on the throne 70 years. and it and of an era. to the future, the british monarchy is in good strong shape. good support and you have seen an outpouring of grief here in the united kingdom mourning for the passing of the queen. but also at the same time, about the future of the monarchy with king charles iii and the british certainly have warmed to the new king in a major way over the course of the ninth days. so there is a sense of h

you are just there, harris.ched your show, i watch that incredible footage from the helicopter. >> harris: it was open. >> kayleigh: seeing a god-away and hearing the helicopter pilot say to you that these are gang members, some of them. i don't know who that person is, she says, as you watch the guy run across the border. is that secure? i don't think so. >> brian: when you can see that and you here with the former president says, you realize it is dripping with condescension. that's a political loser. that kind of condescension is a political loser. >> lara: even have beto o'rourke going against joe biden and calling him out and kamala harris this past week for not visiting the southern border, for not taking any ownership over what's going on down there. so apparently he has slipped on then, too. >> harris: lara, do you think that's because the politics of the moment force them to capitulate? or that any democrats actually see it? >> lara: i mean, i don't see how you can't actually see it. it would be absurd

you are so right, harris how long this.iod goes on for the queen that she will have that opportunity. i think she is the type of person who has been and plan for so many things in her life, she has planned for this moment as well in a very methodical way given the importance of what it all means. >> kayleigh: you think of the importance of what she stood for. emily, you can feel political division here, that is clear. what this woman was doing was uniting above politics. the country. and during her tenure conservative prime minister's and the fifth month that comes in as the labour party. and people were a suspect. how long mike where they going to get along? this was a different prime minister appear they got along famously because she knew there was something so much bigger with the country of great britain that she clearly loved. >> i think sounding glib and i don't mean to end this moment but i know i have to show the crown to think really beautifully illustrating that human quality of hers and harris, you make a great

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. >> harris: it was more like 20 . but seriously we had remote cameras, and things on our crew down there where we could see it. 20 minutes later, when she joined our show, she was getting pelted, you watched. she was taking the stance of t the, of the storm taser stance of feet wide apart and toes turned in. but one thing i would say about the storm, and super storm sandy was a beast. and i have covered others. but the storm had the personality of something that just could become different so quickly. >> amy: it's felt that way, it's been so intense and far-reaching. normally what the storm you could kind of directed. but hurricanes are the largest storms on her than we are really just seeing the evidence of that affecting the whole state of florida. now, being able to re-strengthen, as i category one storm and taking its aim on the southeast coast. it will not just be charleston to myrtle beach, will be tracking this inland that will take us all the way to virginia, north carolina, all these areas and may be even par

will be on the plate for harris when she takes over in a moment here. this is the leader and joe biden follows him. >> dana: he will be here and harris faulkner is next. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: we begin with breaking news this hour. president biden is expected to speak at the general assembly of the united nations at any moment. he is next on the list there and they have been ticking along pretty expeditiously. we'll go to it live the moment that happens. we can tell you that we expect him to say something about russia because of what has just happened. we can't imagine that he won't address the nuclear threat from russian dictator vladimir putin today. putin mobileizing 300,000 additional troops. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the president will speak to the u.n.'s general assembly for the first time he has addressed that world body since putin's unprovoked invasion of ukraine. his address will come just hours after putin cranked up his war efforts, as i've just explained. putin has ordered a partial mobilizat

it will be very interesting what happens with prince harry. you know how it is when you have distance, the grit in the eye of the oyster. it gets irritating, becomes solid, like a pearl, and you forget, you forget all those wrong connections. well, he's had an opportunity of being included and what have you. i do think it's going to make a difference not just on his part because it takes two parties to have an argument, but also on the side of king charles as well, saying that harry can step up, that he can make a difference, that he and meghan were very warmly appreciated and accepted. so i think it's going to go some way to mending bridges. >> max, i wonder if you have learned any more detail about the back story of this special dispensation for prince harry, not just focused completely on prince harry but this did just kind of -- this was a cornerstone of what was a remarkable moment that we just saw and you described he got the special dispensation to wear the uniform. anything more about how this came to be, max? >> reporter: well, i'm to

by the bus load at major bus depo in the heart of manhattan and outside of vice president's kamala harris' residence in our nation's capitol as republicans ramp up efforts to keep the bored crisis under the national spotlight. welcome to fox news live, i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: let's start with lucas tomlinson at the white house with fresh reaction from the biden administration, hey, lucas. lucas: good afternoon, griff, for years the estimated number of illegal immigrants inside the united states was 11 million, now texas lieutenant governor says that could soon be approaching a number 3 times higher. we are approaches 10 to 15% of the total population of the united states will be here illegal by the time joe biden's first term is over. you have to understand this has been an invasion for a long time. this is a plan from the left. they want to bring people in, one day make sure they have citizenship so they can vote. lucas: as you mentioned, griff, this morning a chartered bus from texas showing up at the vice president's home after she called the border secure despite millions arriving

william, harry today side by side.hard quest. >> reporter: princes william and harry marching together behind their grandmother's coffin on wednesday. echoing a painful memory of another tragic time, 25 years ago when the two young brothers united in grief walked heartbreakingly behind their mother's casket. their bond seemingly unbreakable. from the time they were little the so-called heir and the spare were always together whether on royal duty or just horsing around. >> definitely got more brains than me. we've established that from school but i'm much better hands on. >> pretty rich coming from a ginger. >> reporter: harry was best man when the future prince of wales married kathryn then it was harry's time to wed, harry serving as best man for his little brother. the two showing a private funny moment caught on camera as they waited for his bride. the american actress meghan markle. but it wasn't long after that that signs of a royal rift appeared to show while on a tour of africa this eyebrow raising comment by p

prince william and prince harry will join.g the queen's final journey to buckingham palace, we have all seen the mourners standing in silent reverence, trying to get a glimpse of her coffin passing by. once at westminster hall, the public will begin filing past the queen, paying their respects, of course. mourners have been told they will have to stand for hours, possibly overnight. the line will move around the clock until monday. that's the day of her funeral. it was less than 24 hours ago we saw the breathtaking images as queen elizabeth made her final return home to buckingham. the king, the queen consort, camilla, prince william and prince harry welcomed the coffin. princess ann with her mother's coffin. she called it an honor and a privilege to take the queen home saying, quote, i was fortunate to share the last 24 hours of my dearest mother's life. the last time the public saw the queen at buckingham palace was her platinum jubilee just this past june. we all remember that moment on the balcony celebrating her 70-year r

♪ ♪ >> harris: hello, everybody, this is "outnumbered." harris faulkner here with my cohost, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. also joining us today, sharon osbourne is here for the very first time. also excited to see sean duffy. it's going to be a great hour beer the president and the democrats are facing strong headwinds. 43 days -- and you know i'm always counting, from the critical midterm elections. new polls are showing voters are losing confidence in president biden as he and his political party are struggling on issues devoted to say are critical to them. the new "abc news" from "washington post" paul gives republicans a four-point edge among likely voters. 51-47%. you see that's just under the margin of error there for the president is finding himself in some tough water in the same polling. only 39% of voters approve of the job he's doing. 53% say they do not approve. the president's approval even got worse on the economy is the majority of democrats now say that they want to replace him as their 2024 nominee air it out. mean

the british tabloids attacking harry's wife meghan markle. stepping away and moving to montecito, california. then opening up to oprah and free was shocking allegations about oil conversations over their sons skin tone. >> that conversation, i am never going to share. at the time those, awkward i was a bit shocked. >> the bombshell interview deepening the family divide, queen elizabeth maintaining a warm relationship with her grandson until the end. on thursday, harry rushing to balmoral castle without meghan arriving an hour after the announcement of his grandmother's passing. >> she was standing quite some time together, which all of the events going forward. and i think that can open up the opportunity to have some real conversations. >> as a line of succession was forward, prince harry now becomes fit in line to the throne while his children become prints archie and princess lilibet. titles that many of can help bring the family back into the royal fold. >> now, we don't know the exact particulars about how the reunion this morning came a

martha, good to see you. >> martha: good to see you, harris. >> harris: what is it going to be like to iii? do we know if it's going to be live? is it taped? what he will draw from? what are some of the things being talked about among the citizens? >> martha: it's interesting. one of the things that's quite common is for the royals to record these appearances. it's our understanding that he did record it earlier today. and that he has left buckingham palace and returned to windsor. he will most likely watch this with the rest of the folks at windsor. we know both of his sons are on property there. it is likely that they will watch this together. i think that moment when he arrived outside of buckingham palace earlier with camilla, the queen consort camilla it had to have been a moment when it really sunk in for him. the first time in his life people were there to greet him. the royal standard was flying above buckingham palace for him. he had that opportunity to look up and see that that did not mean that the queen was in residence. it meant that he was arriving and he was going to be

which is a criticism of harry's own. which is appalling really because he's a strong, independent, very strong military record. don't forget this, he had a very strong military career, he saw a battle in the wholesome battle in afghanistan. in a way that no other member in the royal family has seen. megan understood that but they didn't. >> that's a very interesting perspective, and i think you are spot on with that clive. before we wrap up our conversation with you, tell me what you think are the greatest hurdles or even just one to bring these two brothers together? what do you think it will take to bring them back to the point where they were before harry and meghan left for the united states? how important is it that they do come together? >> well, what i think will take, i think it'll take forgiveness on both sides. i think part of the problem is it been loggerheads. william was not prepared to forgive harry easily for what he felt terry did. lywhich was turned his back on duty, at point harry and megan's behavior t

william and harry, at least for today, side-by-side. princes william and harry, marching somberly together behind their grandmother's coffin on wednesday. echoing a painful memory of another tragic time 25 years ago, when the two young brothers united in grief, walked heartbreakingly behind their mother's casket. their bond, seemingly unbreakable. from the time they were little, the so-called air and the spare, were always together. whether on royal duty or just horsing around. >> he definitely has more brains than me. i think we've established that from school. -- >> that's pretty rich coming from a ginger. >> harry was best man when the future prince of wales married catherine. then, it was harry's turn to wed. william also serving as best man for his little brother. the two sharing a private, funny moment, caught on camera as they waited for his bride, the american actress, meghan markle. but it wasn't long after that that signs of a royal rift appeared to show. while on a tour in africa, this eyebrow raising comment by prince harry,

harry truman turned on his head. for the first time, we had a president who was using not just the supreme court, but the federal judiciary. he took full control of the door department of justice to push his policies. that is what we expect in both parties in the united states. that is what we expect from our presidents and presidential nominees. >> it seemed like it almost came out of necessity because of the state that the court wasn't at the time. can you set the stage for us? you know, go back to the end of the roosevelt administration. what was happening on the court that made this a special circumstance? >> franklin roosevelt, unlike truman's nominees to the court, franklin roosevelt's nominees are well known by many americans. certainly by anyone who has suffered their way through law school. there were these profound jurist's. they were giant pillars of the law. they did not like each other. perhaps that goes hand in hand. they did not get long. it was not just a matter of audiology, which it was. they agreed

vice president kamala harris making it clear where she stands on biden/harris 2024. >> listen, the president been very clear that he intends to run again. and if he does, i will be running with him probably. >> todd: but it is the rest of the party on the same page? we will talk to someone who says the party is being pushed too far to the left. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: 20 shootings and four stabbings locking the city of philadelphia over the weekend leaving four people dead appeared and age in range, i should say 13-67. one incident in broad daylight when a 64-year-old shot and killed on a train platform. murders in 2021 which was the deadliest year on record. take a look at this in white nyd knocking a seven the only neck fling barnes & noble saturday getting away for $35 worth of -- i don't know what they are about the police say chasing this man after seeing him snatch to action figures when he began running towards the exit and plow down the elderly woman. the victim in the hospital being treated for a head injury and expected to recovery. robbers in the big apple of 40% from this time last year

so the very successful nomination for harry truman. truman and harold burton they're friendly not the way his later nominees were friends print this was a political masterpiece by the president who is viewed by millions of americans who was the senator from missouri, and other senators refuse some other centers refused to recognize him as a senator. even some senior staffer said he sent over here bite gangsters. and then he was elected in his own right and strongly reelected to be the senator from missouri. and chosen by the first, second and possibly even his third choice. but harry truman had supported he had supported roosevelt's court packing plan. that was famous. everyone can get along with senator truman, he can be on the ticket because he did not oppose my judicial reforms. in truman becomes a president suddenly. uses this first nomination as a chance to seek some political unity. not just in washington but america as a whole. because americans then were led to openly say there should be a republican or democrat nominee to the

so, you know, a statement from harry's people.suit does not diminish his 10 years in service and a couple towers in afghanistan and talked about being greeted by the queen when he was in military service. i think there is a potential for some thawing here, perhaps some reconsideration on the part of prince harry as he witnesses this deep well of feeling, family, all of this surrounding and no doubt the queen always looked for ways to kind of mend some of these fences. and we'll see what happens in the days to come. also in that statement, very much wanting it to be about queen elizabeth today and not about some of those issues that have been much in the news in the past two years. >> >> dana: ingrid is the editor in chief of majesty magazine. let's turn the floor over to you. ingrid, if you can hear me we would love to get your reflections this morning. >> i beg your pardon. yes, i think the mood is one of great, great respect. and i think when the hearse carrying the queen's coffin came past people were stunned into silence. it w

william and harry. they will be in their grief they will be united and that will certainly be something that charles very, very much wants, but he's got some big challenges ahead. he's going to have to not make public comments, for example, as he has done in the past on a number of issues. the queen did not, she kept her counsel. that was in no small part of per popularity and it is a difficult time and once the grieving is over and this is a nation this will be mourning now officially for ten or 11 days, but once that period of grieving is over i think king charles iii will have to sit down with his closest members of the family and work out a way forward. >> aaron, i know you cover this closely. how steep is that mountain? >> yes, you know, we are seeing king charles now and queen consort camilla, they're the president of the monarchy and we are seeing the future of the monarchy is future king william and queen consort kate, and their family and the queen very much saw that the future of the monarchy

harry and meghan have behaved i am peckbly. possible moment where maybe they've proved critics right, meghan's decision to go to balmoral before the queen died and that reversed and we're seeing harry in grief and also meghan in the background, she won't be -- none of the spouses will there this afternoon for this, this vigil that the princes are doing and i think they deserve a bit of credit. is it too much to late? and what about harry's memoir and meghan's podcast? it's too early to say, but i think the ball is in their court when they go home to california, the olive branch is there. it's up to them to see what they do with it ultimately. >> and the focus should be on the queen. a number of heads of state coming in to attend her funeral, talk to us a bit about who is going to be there and her relationships with those people over the years. >> sure, i mean, we saw justin trudeau, of course, the canadian prime minister going through. i don't think he queued for that many hours, there's a v.i.p. entrance and i saw them being l

as soon as meghan married harry, there was so much conversation. know, some very unfair criticism, things that meghan did that all the other royal women had done, meghan was criticized. that was simply the case. and now we are in a situation really where they often use it as click bait. but certainly in this occasion, i do think we see a unity there. i do think we see a possibility of a unity and perhaps meghan and harry markle will take a role in the operations. she was treated as one of the senior royal ladies by the queen in her plans. >> i think that's an important thing to point out. that's something that would have not only approved by the queen, but approved by king charles. >> i think a lot depends on what the sussex's do next. how do they play the game? do they continue to beat up on the new -- the monarch? by now, he's beating up on his father. >> so, essentially it was a handout, perhaps, by the royal family to them saying that there is a possible future role for you depending on what happens next. >> right. but there's also a feeling in