harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. jarring new information on how huge china's spacecraft program, a whole program, really is. five continents, 40 countries are seeing balloons like we saw in our skies and the federal government slow rolled a briefing on the vessel that was in our skies for more than a week. members of congress are finally getting some info. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." intelligence, defense and state department officials right now briefing all members of the senate on the china spy craft that flew over u.s. airspace or into it last week. all house members got a briefing about two hours ago. they have had a chance to go through some of that material more in detail. it is the senate's chance now. not until 12 days after the first flight crossed into our airspace republicans say the lack of transparency all around is abyss mall. >> i think the president should have gone before country and explained. here is what it is and what i decided to do about it and why. people would hav

here is harris. >> harris: why does our military keep shooting objects out of the sky and the white house says nothing useful about it? new information on what they just picked out of the ocean off the coast of south carolina. from that original china spy craft they shot down. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the one that start evidence it all shot down ten days ago, our military now in the possession of the critical part of the payload from that china spy craft. full of sensors and other electronics that can hopefully shed some light on the extent of the espionage they were pulling off. they were doing it. and who knows how much they got? when it comes to the other three objects, defense secretary lloyd austin says oh, they were never a threat. okay. so why did they have to shoot them down? what were they exactly? he didn't say. he wasn't asked. the full senate is being briefed right now. patience is thin from both republican and democrat lawmakers. >> all of a sudden we've got spy balloons and unidentified objects raining down on us like confetti. the american pe

>> harris: let's do it.er south carolina congressman and host of sunday night in america with trey gowdy. great to have you in "focus." what is the journey and the policy with these executives at twitter that we know of? >> near as i can tell do whatever you can to suppress negative information about democratic candidates and do everything you can to amplify negative information about republican candidates. if that's your policy that's fine. people need to know that. what jamie and jim and mike turner want to know is what the government involved? this isn't just a private company doing what they want. was the f.b.i. putting pressure on you? think about this for a second, harris, we spent four years investigating alleged russian collusion, russian disinformation. how much time are we willing to spend about american disinformation about russian disinformation? you had two people who knew from the get go this was not russian disinformation, chris wray the head of the f.b.i. and john ratcliffe the head of our in

harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: breaking news with a presidential power grab font and center at the u.s. supreme court. justices are hearing arguments on the challenges to president biden's massive student loan hand-out. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." why is this so critical? a ruling in president biden's favor would set a stunning precedent for executive authority to spend our tax money without any say from congress. biden's plan would help millions of people who took out loans for college simply skip the bill. and it would affect all tax paying americans, especially those who did it the right way and paid off their debt through hard work. the total cost of the hand-out an estimated $4 hundred billion over the next few decades. so we'll spend likely longer than they had to pay off some of those loans. biden says it is all legal for him to do based on the higher education relief opportunities for students act. and just so you know, that act allows for federal loan mo

[applause] >> harris: yeah. norfolk southern officials said they skipped the town hall out of fear for their safety. the mayor finds that hard to explain. >> i understand, sir. i am just as frustrated as you are. >> harris: lucas tomlinson is in east palestine, ohio, lucas. >> we've learned from ohio governor mike dewine's office the governor spoke to white house officials this morning to request federal aid. at this time, fema says ohio is not eligible at this time for some of that aid. others will see. behind me is the high school, the scene of that contentious hearing last night. all is calm now. a much different story last night as our viewers just heard. many residents demanding where was norfolk southern and where is buttigieg. >> i am shocked they weren't there last night although we've been told the reason that norfolk southern representatives weren't there is they had been threatened with bodily harm and worried for their safety. but as far as the secretary of transportation, i certainly would like to s

. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin this hour as we wait as a nation to see if china are retaliate against america for finally taking out the china spy craft. people around the globe were watching. communist nation violated our international law. what do they think of us now? weak and indecisive? a team of navy divers are picking up the pieces after it was shot down. fox news captured the dramatic event as it happened live. the china spy craft fell into the ocean off south carolina. it had traveled across the entire continental united states by then. a closer look at its course. it was in american airspace for eight days hovering over montana, spending some time in a specific area there where most of our nuclear arsenal is stored. pentagon said it with as doing some kind of surveillance triggering questions of widespread national security concerns. new reports now another china spy craft like the one we saw recently crashed off the coast of hawaii. with all the facts stacked against the

. >> bill: here is harris, have a great weekend. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. who knows if we'll ever get straight answers from senator biden about the mystery objects in the skies that the u.s. military sent fighter jets and missiles to take down. patting us on the head apparently is a new federal policy. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." eight days between president biden's brief mention of the china spy flight in the state of the union address last week and hastely-arranged statement yesterday about objects the biden administration spent hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to shoot down. >> president biden: our intelligence community is assessing all three incidents and reporting to me daily and will continue the urgent efforts to do so and i will communicate that to the congress. we don't yet know exactly what these three objects were. but nothing right now suggests they were related to china's spy balloon program. make no mistake. if any object presents a threat to the safety and security of the american people i will take it do

i'm harris faulkner. it has been several days since the united states fighter jets shot down those objects over alaska, canada and lake huron. while the white house says those objects have yet to be identified, they say there is forplan for the president to address the nation. >> the president clearly has been briefed on a regular basis on this, on a daily basis on what has occurred in the last ten days or so. but i just don't have anything to preview as to if the president is going to be speaking on this in the upcoming days. >> harris: i wonder if she even asked him? "the washington examiner" editorial board says president biden's silence on these shoot downs is unacceptable. republicans say the president's silence needs to end. >> we had another classified briefing where we learned nothing that i didn't already know. >> the american people deserve to hear more from the president. >> they need to see it and hear it. i have no confidence he is in charge. >> i think joe biden needs to come clean and speak

[laughter] >> harris: a delta diva!ir lines. >> harris: are you looking for a ticket? >> bill: not at all. i have plenty of miles. welcome to new york. >> harris: do you want that job? >> bill: and other delta air lines. but we have been chucking $80 billion at the airline industry over the past couple of years. the flight delays get more and on time get fewer and we are getting sloppy. we better call mayor pete. >> harris: you know what we need you to do with the announcement. >> bill: i will take that job. this is your delta -- [laughter] >> harris: i love it! ainsley. >> ainsley: love bill took, actually actually, bill. >> bill: you love delta too? >> ainsley: where is may repeat in all of this? flying privately. if you have the money to do that fine, who cares, i am a capitalist. when you are the transportation czar and not running smoothly you need to know what the people are going through. 16,000 flights were canceled, tickets canceled through christmas for southwest. i feel sorry for moms taking their babies, bre

(upbeat music) >> harris: the f.b.i.anhunt to catch a killer after a new jersey republican councilwoman was killed, shot multiple times. police say she was found outside her home inside her car that had rolled and crashed after she was shot wednesday night. she represented sayerville, a city 30 miles south of newark. officials say they don't have a motive at this time but they do believe she was targeted. she is being remembered as a positive force. >> people like eunice leading our way forward she was such a bright light and such an opportunity to do so much more for her community and our state. to have this taken away from her and all of us is just horrific. >> harris: karen bailey is a sayerville republican chairwoman is with me now. i'm glad we can be together and remember the woman you knew and loved. first of all, you were with her along the way of her dream making. her campaign manager. she was working to get the job she earned. >> yes, harris, i definitely was, as well as the community that stands behind me. we w

back to you, harris. >> harris: important details you are giving us today.and the battle over that not going away. president biden's department of energy released efficiency standards after it linked indoor glass stoves to problems. desantis is calling for an end to state taxes on gas stoves. >> we just added, i think it needs to be done, no tax permanently on gas stoves. they want your gas stove and we're not going to let that happen. it is the principle of this is ridiculous. >> harris: joe concha in "focus" for the hill and fox news contributor. i think it is interesting the white house first said well, they aren't really wading into this. but this is biden's department of energy. >> exactly. this is ron desantis's state of florida. should be called the practigmat state. we see this governor making decision the majority of people agree with. this morning senator joe manchin and ted cruz republican texas introduced legislation to stop the biden administration from going ahead with this with manchin declaring during his speech saying you are not coming for

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harris: welcome on this friday-eve.ris faulkner, you are watching "outnumbered" with my cohost emily compagno. joining us today, kennedy, tammy bruce, and form -- former congressman doug collins gary we begin with how the liberal media have gotten two major stories incredibly wrong. the president's son has admitted that the infamous laptops with emails, incriminating documents, it's actually has. "the new york post" with this cover, the headline "it's mine." hunters new lawyers say that the laptop belongs to the president's son, but the media claimed it was russian disinformation for years. speak of the u.s. authorities are seeing if those emails are connected to an ongoing russian disinformation effort. >> it's so obviously a russian operation. >> hunter biden, this laptop that intelligence officials have warned is likely russian disinformation. >> ongoing russian disinformation effort. >> all of a sudden, two and a half weeks before the election, this laptop appears. >> harris: we know this name from watergate, the jo

here is harris and "the faulkner focus." >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. president biden likely hoping to come home to praise in a bun i shalled image after his visit to ukraine and poland. instead the tensions among the world's super powers exploded in matter of days. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." during this hour yesterday president biden took the stage in poland demanding russian president putin ends his year-long brutal war on the people of ukraine. he also announced additional sanctions against russia. china was continuing to stick a finger in america's eye cozying up to russia. all of this was yesterday at this time. today a top diplomat traveled to moscow and met with the dictator putin celebrating the meeting was putin and teasing a bigger step in the china alliance. >> i would like to note that russia/china relations developed like we planned if previous years. everything is ongoing progressively, developed. we achieved new front ears. of course we're waiting for the head of china people's republic to visit russia. >> ha

all right. >> harris: oh my goodness. all that for nothing for him to capitulate and saying no, what i said wasn't true, it is off the books. it's safe. wow. could he say he is sorry for not telling the truth? no. the president made some other questionable claims about the debt limit, jobs and taxes and the "new york post" is not being gentle. the cover blaring joe liden saying it lost count of all the fibs he told during that address. fox business correspondent edward lawrence is live from the white house, one of my favorite fact checkers. >> very interesting speech when it comes to the facts that were put out there. stubborn president we saw last night much like the construction equipment at the white house. house speaker kevin mccarthy warned the president not to go after republicans. the president did that when he said republicans wanted to cancel or cut medicare and social security. that was met with jeers and what not. listen to what the president said. more of it. listen. >> president biden: i'm glad to see. i tell

harris. >> harris: chad, very useful information for this next conversation. thank you.ys. kellyanne conway, former senior counselor to president trump. mark penn former clinton adviseor and seasoned pollster. good to see you both. i'll start with you. the president is going to sit down with kevin mccarthy today. he said there is no way he would negotiate with republicans over the debt limit. what happened? >> what happened is he knows that kevin mccarthy is the speaker of the house, republicans hold the gavel of all these committees and also the republicans are smart, harris. they'll reclaim the mantel as the party of fiscal responsibility and discipline. i think joe biden realize es if he gets saddled with a government shutdown his approval ratings could be worse. they're in the mid 30s, low 40s in his best poll. what i'm really watching in his polling is his personal attributes. nbc news poll showed very poor marks on physical and mental energy to do the job, on honesty and trustworthiness, having a vision and plan. he is higher on like built. but who really cares whe

harry's gone.to well if you want me to come to your coronation, then you're going to come here going to have to come over here and talk to me. and everyone's like, i have a day off, okay? and then. now this south park thing and charles thing has come out, and charles and can see. i think and william can see. i think that people laughing at them that people are laughing at them all world. and all over the world. and the power our royals, power is back with our royals, is not? yes, i think so but is it not? yes, i think so but there's another comment there's also another comment that that he didn't blame that harry that he didn't blame himself for anything that in the book was very proud of it. book he was very proud of it. he's with it. and actually, if that's the it's a real that's the truth, it's a real shock because the things he's said in there about himself about his father and his brother actually make him someone that you realise will not learn and you realise will not learn and you can't hel

harris, i'm glad somebody apologized.is nothing wrong with apologizing. he had to explain that. i wonder who he was talking to? when you say something untrue and damaging, you should apologize. but he felt it was necessary, i guess to tell all of those people who don't like apologies that it's okay. why not when the nation is this divided? admit that you did something wrong so we can get off of it and go forward. it doesn't change but one board member feels that way. >> kennedy: can we have a political disagreement without calling people racist? >> sean: this is the first time to say, you know what we don't agree with that. we apologize but just to note, desantis was pushing back not on just the history but including critical race theory in african american history. it's not real history. >> lisa: appreciate the fact that the board member is so emphatic, "this is on the record. this is exactly how i feel." no, this does not represent the board because someone higher ranked than he was and can't speak for the board. i appr

here is harris faulkner. >> harris: fox news alert. president biden steps away from the war zone he left yesterday. at this hour he is in warsaw, poland expected to speak on the war in ukraine a year later. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the news reverberating around the world. the presence of the american commander-in-chief was impressive and bipartisan positive response right away. then russia and china took the spotlight. >> they can't be silly people. they want to deliver us a strategic defeat while crawling into our strategic nuclear objectives. regarding this, i have to say that russia suspends its participation in the new start treaty. >> harris: vladimir putin suddenly pulled out of the last nuclear treaty between his country and the united states. today we are watching to see what will china do after reports the communist nation is considering sending weapons to help out russia win its war and take ukraine? here at home there are plenty of questions about what exactly america's role should be with ukr

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harris: this is "outnumbered" and i'm harris faulkner here with my cohost emily compagno andh mcenany. also joining us fox news contributor and radiologist dr. nicole saphier. fox news contributor and former speechwriter to george w. bush, marc thiessen impurity good to have you both. we will rock this hour. we begin at the u.s. supreme court where the justices right now hearing arguments into cases challenging president biden student loan and out program. in one of those cases, the coalition of six republican-led states is fighting to block biden plan to pass nearly half a trillion dollars of student loan debt onto the backs of taxpayers. many didn't have those loans because it's only 13% of the american spirit of the coalition calls it an executive branch overreach. and it is absent of clear congressional mandate. the white house as it is confident in its legal authority. but the outcome will determine how much power will be granted to the president of the united states moving forward. the wall street editorial particles at one of the most consequential separation of power

. ♪ ♪ >> harris: this is outnumbered i am harris faulkner with my cohost emily compagno also donatesay fox business anchor dagen mcdowell fox news contributor lisa boothe and former congressman sean duffy plus a special guest drain the couch later in the show, roseanne barr will slide on an. you don't want to miss a. it will be hot this hour. let's begin a shocking new details and growing health concerns with that fiery derailment of a train carrying now we know more than ever, toxic chemicals in ohio. they gave us a little bit of a piece of it now we know it is much worse, many more chemicals. transportation secretary pete buttigieg finally addressed the crash, but only on twitter. after facing bipartisan criticism for ignoring it. it happened on february 3rd, so 11 days ago in east palestine ohio, about 20 cards with hazardous materials veered off the track and crash. with a massive fire and we are learning today most of those cars were packed dumbing packed with even more toxic chemicals then were originally reported. nearby homes were evacuated after those cancer-causing agents s

harris. >> harris: the power of knowing is what she's talking about. this is not her opinion.t a place unseen to us, we could never walk in her shoes, that is powerful. why do you think they don't want us to use gas stoves? there is no science behind that, it is power grab, control grab, socialism or communism? it doesn't matter what you call it, it is unamerican. >> it is great hearing from someone who says we are not overreacting. we have been sounding the alarm and the left says you are overreacting and fearmongering, now this is someone who lived in that regime saying, look, this is not a road you want to go down, we have to raise alarm now and make noise in school districts so we don't look like north korea in the future. >> a member of my family is interviewing for jobs on college campuses and sat in front of a panel asking questions and 50% of questions other than about race, gender, who you are, how you interact with the idea issue not can you do the job, what is your background. 50%. we have our priorities screwed up on this situation. >> we talked about preparing you

[laughter] >> harris: bill melugin has great hair. >> guy: that is my number one point, harris. >> tammybest hair here appearance but when i lost that one! [laughter] >> guy: it was yesterday on fox news and the colleagues made the point at this stage back in what would have been heading into 2012, 2011 president obama had not officially launched his bid but it took him a few more months. so we are all clamoring too much too soon to get an actual answer. i think that is a fair point, but they were two critical differences and the first one barack obama is not 80 at the time. >> harris: nor is he now. >> guy: exactly, he's got a long way to go to 80. so the age factor is real and the number we put on the screen, the number of democrats that don't want biden to run again. those are not what obama was facing. the construction from his wife in the white house, the president intends to run peer that is fine as a placeholder, but the longer they use this as a placeholder the latter of the questions and speculations get. >> harris: so, tammy what has happened since the state of the union addres

angela levin , harry's biographer. levin, harry's biographer.ating insight as ever. thank you so much. thank you . but coming up as isis thank you. but coming up as isis bride shamima begum shamelessly poses on the front of times magazine right after her bbc podcast called i'm not a monster. does a terrorist really deserve a platform ? share their deserve a platform? share their views? the beeb certainly thinks so. i'm going to fight out of my superstore panel. agree that straight after ten. but first, with nicola sturgeon's popularity in scotland in the wake of her frightening gender recognition report , could this recognition report, could this prove to be a poll tax moment? author and two story neil oliver live from stirling straight after the break . break neil oliver is outsider now in what's becoming weekly theme. scheming sturgeon was taken to heart by another journalist today about the scottish person, rather this time as own propaganda press briefing . since propaganda press briefing. since you turning on sending rapist i i'll bryson ad

angela levin , harry's biographer. levin, harry's biographer.ing insight as ever. thank you so much. thank you . but coming up as isis thank you. but coming up as isis bride shamima begum shamelessly poses on the front of times magazine right after her bbc podcast called i'm not a monster. does a terrorist really deserve a platform ? share their deserve a platform? share their views? the beeb certainly thinks so. i'm going to fight out of my superstore panel. agree that straight after ten. but first, with nicola sturgeon's popularity in scotland in the wake of her frightening gender recognition report , could this recognition report, could this prove to be a poll tax moment? author and two story neil oliver live from stirling straight after the break . break neil oliver is outsider now in what's becoming weekly theme. scheming sturgeon was taken to heart by another journalist today about the scottish person, rather this time as own propaganda press briefing . since propaganda press briefing. since you turning on sending rapist i i'll bryson adam

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it is bonkers. >> harris: he won the war. didn't get it. >> charles: i am confused on the first amendment is bonkers. i don't know anything about these people. every time a story comes up my walk away, turn my head and i don't have any disrespect but i go home, go to the bedroom and the tv is on. my wife is watching. i'm getting undressed and they have a poll whether or not meghan markle knew the first family and apparently she says she's never research them. 80% said they did not believe her. i mean, i've heard everything, they come across to me on every platform and i'm talking liberal, republican, conservative as the ultimate winners. what the hell do these guys w want? >> kayleigh: right. we want privacy but we have a book in a series, et cetera, et cetera. >> emily: go ahead. >> lauren: when you move to this country, you can't cherry pick what certain people does se capitalism, netflix and the culture here or the celeb obsessed nefarious underside that you love there in california. but when it comes to first amendment, f

harry's big role of meghan. harry's big role rested . and so i think she rested. people who can advise her how to appeal those who are dubious about monarchy, who want to be reassured that the fate of the monarchy is in hands. and that, i think, is very much in case in our interests do indeed. i agree. well, look , fascinating agree. well, look, fascinating developments, especially on that break. news tonight that samantha markle could be, we hope, one step closer to form of legal triumph again. that's going to be fascinating . we'll going to be fascinating. we'll watch that case develop. tom bower, thank you so much will speak next week. now it's time to reveal tonight's greatest person and you need jackass . my person and you need jackass. my panel return now . patel, who you panel return now. patel, who you nominated as you you'll be okay done tonight. surprising. but after the conviction of the multiple rapist david garrick . multiple rapist david garrick. i'm going to applaud some girl who's the new head of the met who's the new head of the met who has out pu

harris? >> stop smearing china? they just flew a spy craft across the united states, and this biden administration allowed them to do that. >> pretty incredible, the narrative they keep pumping out. >> it is incredible. jackie, thank you. reaction blowing up social media. republican senator marsha blackburn tweeted this. for years, fauci and biden officials called this a conspiracy. blowing off the lab leak theory time and time again. >> it is very strongly leaning toward this could not have been artificially manipulated. i invite you to look and ask any one of those virologists who were there, when they finally looked at it carefully, they said, you know, upon relooking at this carefully now we think it's more likely that it was a natural evolution. >> wow. and he was in charge. of course, right before he retired, you know, legacy is important, selling things maybe with your name on them. anyway, he changed his tune. here it is. >> we keep a completely open mind as to what the origin is. i, all of my colleagues, ke

"america reports" now. >> sandra: thank you, harris.ly caucus state to denounce radical gender ideology in public schools. >> john: pence is calling on conservatives to take a stand and protect american values. they say they have no choice but to fight and win a culture war against the left. the former vice president joins us to talk about this and a whole lot more coming up. >> i worry

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most humans do not -- >> harris: so what does that say to you? i could see the physical -- you were like what? nobody talks like that. >> rachel: nobody talks like that. to me it sounds like he is a lawyer, and he knows a lot about hall the whole system works, and he's trying to cover his basis, but i am not sure that that is the right to act with the jury. >> harris: as he watched us, leslie, and i don't know how glued you have been to this case, but i do know that you do a very successful call in radio show, looking at us, trying to solve it on their own -- >> leslie: there is so much. i think they are trying to stay a step ahead and come down on cross. doug and i agreed on way too much in the green room. this and other things we might get to talk about. >> harris: probably call in to radio show. [laughs] >> leslie: hi, this is david. [laughs] but they need to put a human face on him. we all know it's very risky to put your client on the witness stand, but this is a lawyer, and lawyers can make incredible witnesses. i'm very excited to see what

harry truman entered public service, which led him to the senate of the united states. he always to return to his original home, surrounded once he was a partner and a haberdasher he shop, which he revisits as running mate franklin d roosevelt. in 1944, he was elected vice president. best of president roosevelt stunned the people of every life. harry truman succeeds former chief as president of the united states and takes the oath of office. the truman home independence, missouri, where we see the president and his daughter margaret and. at the left, this is bess truman, the president's wife and his agent mother, to whom he was devoted presidential duties. call him back to washington. the san francisco conference, of which from around the world, founded the united nations president truman emphasizes the cause for which he is himself. he we all have to recognize, no matter how great our strength, that we must deny ourselves the license to do always as we please no one nation, no regional group can should expect any special privilege which harms other nation. the potsdam

harry's all benefit him. okay. harry's all about him. anyway at all to make a fuss or to behave badly. and i also think he which i said before , he think he which i said before, he needs the stardust of this royal event to fall on his shoulders to make his way in america eafien to make his way in america easier, to moment. he's not nearly as popular in america as he was before he published. fear annoys meghan and harry needs to look good . and i think by look good. and i think by behaving himself at the coronation, keeping quiet a bit like he did at the jubilee with meghan, i think that will earned him some brownie points. nothing else will. kevin do you think the king has a duty to protect william from harry? dan short of st king around the cathedral or nicking the crown just before what tony's dad said. i cannot see how he can overshadow a coronation . really. william coronation. really. william really need protecting and is 40. he's got to put on his big boy pants. he's got to look after himself now. he's got to answer some of the char

harry's all benefit him. okay. harry's all about him. anyway at all to make a fuss or to behave badly. and i also think he which i said before , he think he which i said before, he needs the stardust of this royal event to fall on his shoulders to make his way in america eafien to make his way in america easier, to moment. he's not nearly as popular in america as he was before he published. fear annoys meghan and harry needs to look good . and i think by look good. and i think by behaving himself at the coronation, keeping quiet a bit like he did at the jubilee with meghan, i think that will earned him some brownie points. nothing else will. kevin do you think the king has a duty to protect william from harry? dan short of st king around the cathedral or nicking the crown just before what tony's dad said. i cannot see how he can overshadow a coronation . really. william coronation. really. william really need protecting and is 40. he's got to put on his big boy pants. he's got to look after himself now. he's got to answer some of the char

let me give you an example, harris. they talked about a golf cart.when the case in chief was being put on for the defendant, they talked about that the fact they put an expert on that says the shooter would have had to have been at least five fought two inches. he couldn't have been six feet like alex is, above six feet. guess what? alex said he drove a golf cart out to the kennel. so what they should have questioned him on is the fact that he was sitting down in the golf cart and could have had a gun and he would have at that stage been less than six feet. that was there. they made him a sympathetic person. the one problem i think alex murdaugh has right now is he is talking too much. at some stage that may cross him up in this examination. he right now thinks hey, i'm in charge, i'm powerful, i'm doing it. but at some stage his own words can cross him up. >> harris: that's fascinating because when you started a few moments ago before we took a break during this courtroom break we took a commercial break you said this is working against the prosecut

harris live from washington, d.c. harris, we are so excited for you.e honoring tonight. >> harris: i tell you, we will learn all about the tuskegee airmen because we are losing them down into single digit numbers now. the greatest generation included tuskegee black men who flew with the armies air division and trust an amazing pieced of our shared black history, black history month. but it is american history as i always say we share. but what is so special about lieutenant colonel harry t stewart is that when he was flying and it was a time the b51 mustangs and there was a picture of him as a young man, they were doing incredible things. they had a very low ratio of damage and harm and death to all across europe and northern africa. in fact, he is known, most known for taking out three german fighters in one day. >> kayleigh: wow! >> harris: that is a lot considering what we were playing against considering what they were flying. so it would be all about the history of this man who has such a great example of american exceptionalism and belief in this

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harry brooks uncle there. for the grand slam, but we'll start with the match in cardiff where wales face england tomorrow afternoon. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss is at the principlaity stadium, andy, wales are bottom of the table after two defeats, that's really the least of their worries. it seems to be in turmoil at the moment. , it seems to be in turmoil at the moment-— it seems to be in turmoil at the moment. , ., ., , , moment. the six nations has been somethin: moment. the six nations has been something of— moment. the six nations has been something of a _ moment. the six nations has been something of a nightmare - moment. the six nations has been something of a nightmare for - moment. the six nations has been l something of a nightmare for whales is so far. they have been beaten on the pitch in theirfirst is so far. they have been beaten on the pitch in their first two matches firstly by ireland and then scotland two weeks ago. if they lose to england tomorrow they have lost their opening three m

harris: yeah. ambassador heusgen: how do we prevent transatlantic rifts on very important questions? business, trade issues are very important. how confident are you that these differences can be overcome and don't disturb this wonderful, but absolutely necessary, close transatlantic relationship? vice pres. harris: i'm very happy that you chose to raise this topic. so let me start with the spirit and the intent behind the inflation reduction act. one very important area of focus for us has been to address and take our responsibility for what we must do in terms of the climate crisis, which, of course, is global in nature. and so -- and, in fact, our friends in europe have been asking for years that we would actually step up and do more. so under president biden's leadership, we are proud that -- that the united states has invested an historic amount in what we must do to take on our role of responsibility in the climate crisis. and by that, i mean we have, with the support of congress, dedicated $

harris' attorney believes the number of cases could be in the thousands.how often do you believe the scorpion unit was having these types of violent encounters? >> daily, multiple times a day. >> reporter: harris is now suing the city and the officers involved in his arrest for $5 million alleging his arrest was legally unjustified, unquestionably unconstitutional and unacceptable in any civilized society. the city of memphis did not respond to nbc's request for comment on harris' lawsuit. the five former officers named in the suit either could not be reached or chose not to comment. this comes as more details about the tyre nichols case emerge. ex-officer preston hemphill was among the police that pulled nichols over that night. >> guys, you guys are really doing a lot. >> reporter: according to official documents obtained by nbc news, hemphill now acknowledges he did not witness nichols driving recklessly. the five ex-officers charged with murder are scheduled to appear in court for the first time next week. attorneys for two of the men have said their c

harris: is that woke?investorsing figuring out fast federal reserve is going to continue this string of rate hikes dow industrials now down 260 points this happened in a hurry on numbers, stephanie pomboy if you can go through this report and talk to us about what is most market moving in your view, and why this reaction in terms of stocks selling off in the face of this with worse than expected producer price index number this morning. >> well, i am trying to figure out what description is opposite of goldilocks what we're looking at looking at a federal reserve driven by the headline inflation numbers, to raise rates higher, to, you know, the detriment obviously, of the middle class, the housing sector autos, et cetera. and, ultimately corporate earnings, but i think the real story here is that we really have a situation, where everything you talked about on policy front and a crime, and this ohio train derailment, that adds to the to negativity the consumers already feeling consumer sentiment is deep in

and prince harry.s are about lies that harry and about the lies that harry and meghan told about the meghan have told about the markle some of the markle family, but some of the questions are the lies that harry and meghan have told about the family because they the royal family because they going ask lawyers, she can't going to ask lawyers, she can't make it directly . going to ask lawyers, she can't make it directly. is going to ask lawyers, she can't make it directly . is the royal make it directly. is the royal family in some ways the evidence for they don't have any evidence? you know that if evidence? well, you know that if they do with the law, they might provide information that they may have not wanted. so i think in sense, they were trying in some sense, they were trying to of those to protect some of those members. why they're members. that's why they're disclosed names. but you better careful they pull careful because they might pull out receipts. and we're out all the receipts. and we're g

police say harris put the car in reverse before getting out and taking off on foot harris admits he tried drive away but says that's because he didn't realize the men surrounding the car were police until he got out. >> and they begin to hit me and punch on me, and one of the guys threw me to the ground, hit my head on the concrete. >> reporter: he says he spent several days in jail and took these photos of his wounds after he was released. harris is now charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell, possession of xanax and being a convicted felon in possession of a handgun, a gun he says belonged to his cousin, but now cases like his are under investigation by the shelby county district attorney's office. the office announcing it will review all past and pending cases of the five former officers charged in nichols' death and that more cases involving memphis' now deactivated scorpion unit could be called into question. harris' attorney believes the number of cases could be in the thousands. how often do you believe the scorpion unit was having these types of violent encounters

and border czar kamala harris won't be there either. is too busy with the chinese spy balloon. >> let's be clear about the chinese balloon. we shot it down because it needed to be shot down. we were confident that it was used by china to spy on the american people. >> why not shoot the chinese balloon down before it crossed into the u.s. and went across the country? >> we wanted to do it in a way that would ensure there was no harm to the american people. >> jason: you could have shot it down over the water by alaska. the vice-president went on to reassure americans our relationship with china is just fine. even though the balloon incident was not helpful. have a look. >> the president reached out to china saying he expects to talk to president xi. they said it was accidental. we are overreacting. there can't be this kind of dialogue given our reaction. >> we will maintain the perspective that we have in terms of what should be the relationship between china and the united states. that is not going to change. certainly that balloon was