and the thought of a president kamala harris should send a chill up every american's spine. >> harris: jason, maybe not everybody thought about this on this day and i have a personal connection because i did lose a loved one in a plane that hipped the pentagon. i feel a certain way today. i'm i'm allowed to be. i disclose it. the president can't be here but puts the woman he often calls the president by mistake in gaffes, he says, and the woman who suddenly said she is ready for his job. i want to know your thoughts on it and we'll move quickly. >> i think nikki haley is right. she is pointing out that look, when you go to check that box on who you want to be the president it's the president and the vice president and there are a lot of us that believe that joe biden doesn't have the physical and cognitive capabilities to get through the next little bit let alone another four years on top of that. >> harris: all right. we'll move to this. u.s. appeals court has ruled the biden administration likely violated the first amendment. it has to do with censoring american's covid content and

>> harris: this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner here with emily compagno. joins us rachel campos duffy, fox news contributor dr. nicole saphier and "fox and friends first" co-host todd piro is here. start with hunter biden latest legal troubles. just weeks after his sweetheart plea deal fell,a part, david weiss said he will indict hunter biden by the end of this month. many are now calling out weiss's investigation for not mentioning the biden family overseas dealings. james comer is demanding e-mails from the national archive which show joe biden's involvement in hunter biden's business. >> i think everybody in america needs to be paying close attention to this. they tried to sneak something through once, we need to make sure they don't do it again. again, this is the least of all the crimes that hunter biden has committed, this investigation has proven that joe biden has lied dozens of times to the american people. we will head to court as our subpoenas going more advanced with respect to specific biden bank account and biden correspondence that national

harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you very much.ident biden's re-election campaign is dropping some big money on media ads. $25 million now to go to launching a spot in swing states. >> thanks to joe biden's inflation reduction act we double the number of good jobs in the next month or so. >> he is bringing manufacturing jobs back to america. >> harris: tell you this. the ad blitz is coming well ahead of the timetable his predecessors followed. president obama didn't place an ad until eight months before the election and president trump a month out before the 2020 election. poll after poll finds a strong majority of voters are concerned about biden's age. one democratic strategist says this. a warning, quote, given the fact that we're 14 months away from the presidential election, i wouldn't be preoccupied with these polls but if i was the biden administration, i would be worried about them because they do show weaknesses, end quote. power panel. doug schoen, former clinton advisor. david avella. doug, straight to you. you were ther

harris faulkner is up next. here she the. >> bill: bye-bye. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. it takes a lot of money and massive planning to truly be a sanctuary city to illegal immigrants. democrats just found out the hard way and now they are angry over all those people flowing across the southern border putting the squeeze on those democrat-led cities. so were they lying about the part of being a sanctuary? do they really believe those democratic leaders that the president will help them? i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus." a border patrol official shared some shocking numbers with congress at a hearing yesterday. he said agents are recording an average of 6,500 apprehensions per day of people illegally coming into the united states. here is republican senator ron johnson. >> we cannot get secretary mayokas to say that's a crisis. won't even say it's a problem. he calls it a challenge. i noted in the number of your testimonies you kept talking about efficiency. sitting here in this

harris, there is another x-factor there. rumblings there could be a third party that could jump in like the no labels group that may decide to nominate somebody next year. while the race may look settled down, anything can happen. >> harris: absolutely. we haven't gone forth to the primary season. but those numbers are stubborn. for biden they've been low like this since the day after the debauched and deadly for americans, afghanistan after 20 years of war. the day after that biden's numbers tumbled and never come back after that exit from afghanistan. cassie and david car lucci, former democratic state senator for new york. cassie, i will start with you. i mentioned afghanistan. tapping of the oil reserves and our energy prices climbing precipitously. >> good morning, harris. whether it's his age, his competency level or policies, you have nearly three in four americans who say joe biden should not serve another four years in the white house. this is a topic that you've brought up a lot. we've talked about a lot. american

harris is coming up next. >> bill: thank you. here is harris, bye-bye. >> harris: fox news alert. there is no ignoring it. americans see it. they don't like it. and they say it's a problem. president biden's relationship with his son, hunter, and legal cases are just too much. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." new polling shows 61% say they believe joe biden was involved in his son, hunter's, business dealings while serving as vice president. remember the president has said over and over he didn't have anything to do with those business dealings. nearly 70% of people say biden did something illegal. 55% say he acted inappropriately. none of it good. the "new york post" cover putting it bluntly. there is no hiding from the scandal. these numbers come as special counsel david weiss is prepared to indict hunter biden on gun charges later this month. why he didn't do it yesterday when he announced it we don't know. but hunter's attorney and liberal media now saying in concert they are just caving to republican pressure. >> it looks like the heat that's put on by

. >> here is harris faulkner. >> harris: fox news alert. tributes pouring in for a woman known as the trail blazer in the senate and in american politics. dianne feinstein, the longest serving female senator in our nation's history has died at the age of 90. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." senator dianne feinstein broke a series of glass ceilings on her journey to capitol hill. she was the first woman president of san francisco's board of superviseors, the first woman mayor in san francisco and the first woman elected to the senate in california. president biden and the late senator served together on the senate judiciary committee and he spoke on her legacy. he will speak on her legacy today. senate majority leader chuck schumer has already spoken and shared his praises. >> we lost a giant in the senate. she was smart, she was strong, she was brave, she was compassionate. but maybe the trait that stood out most of all was her amazing integrity. her integrity was a diamond. >> harris: senior congressional correspond

thank you. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: say it ain't so.urn of the mask seems to be peak peeking up over the horizon. football season is here and has a very close meaning for one man. >> my time to thank god at the end of the game like it was my original commitment. what an incredible experience and it's like i never even left before. >> harris: faith back in football for kids. high school football coach joe kennedy won the u.s. supreme court case over prayer. we had him on. now he is back on the job after an eight year legal battle. tomi lahren in "focus" next. veteran homeowners. have you tried getting a home improvement loan at a bank lately? good luck. some of those rates can be 12 to 15% or higher. our rates are a fraction of what some of those banks charge. veterans across the country are using the newday 100 va loan to get cash to update and improve their homes. whether you need to replace your roof windows or hvac or want to upgrade to your dream kitchen, call newday. >> the president was with the first lady yesterday and masking wh

here is harris. see you tomorrow. bye-bye >> harris: the hard truth. our nation is changing, bending to the weight of criminals among us. we can save our republic but it will take work and the right people in the right place. americans say they are feeling the fear, the danger, and witnessing too much heartbreak. right now our fellow citizens whose lives have been shattered by violence have gathered on capitol hill. so that the rest of us around the country can hear their voices and in particular small business owners are saying enough. and while survival really is bipartisan, not a single democrat will be there. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." in oakland, california, robberies like the one on your screen in broad daylight have become part of normal daily life. in protest, oakland store owners are on a strike against the city today with their doors shuttered say. they see leaders in that democrat-led city are failing them allowing brazen criminals to control everything. in democrat-run chicago, one weekend, three killed, 30 sho

here is harris now, bye-bye. >> harris: a fox news alert. powerful democrat brought up on federal charges again. new jersey senior senator bob menendez and his wife arraigned in a new york city courtroom on charges of bribery and conspiracy. menendez has faced corruption charges before, as i mentioned. so we know how some of this will go. will it take him down this time is the question. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." federal prosecutor say a bribery scheme lasted for years and involved payments in gold bars and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash and more. the indictment alleges bob menendez was awarded all of that in exchange for his political favors using his clout in the senate. now a growing list of democrats in congress want him to step aside, including the majority of his senate colleagues on the left. we'll bring you any new developments as they happen. debate night in america, round two just hours away. seven republican candidates on the stage at the ron reagan presidential library in simi valley, calif

>> well, harris, good to be with you. from the legal standpoint i can't speak to that but i can tell you as a citizen probably we're better served by him being here in the united states and serving out a life sentence as opposed to being extradited back to brazil where perhaps he may not be convicted or is maybe on lesser charges and is out again to roam free or come back to the united states. i think you mentioned something earlier that is key around this. we've seen it echoed across the country in a number of instances including the tragic bus crash a couple weeks ago in ohio which killed a young student on the first day of school. there is no way -- for people to think when people come across the border, even if they're stopped and asked for identification or asked for their name or fingerprinted, there no databases or international databases that will tell you all about these individuals coming through. there needs to be a more strenuous immigration process put in place across our border. stop the illegal immigration

>> harris: so much here and all an argument for term limits on capitol hill. >> amen. >> harris: we got an amen. thank you. >> hallelujah. >> harris: with bob menendez, we didn't get and i asked my team to double -check, he translated everything he said into spanish. why not announce you are running again inure 22, what happened there? >> i guess you have to say you are innocent s, before you declare candidacy. this is preview. he should step aside. keep in mind, the senate is likely to flip to the republicans this time around. new jersey normally wouldn't be in play. if you have bob menendez on the ba ballot, that puts new jersey in play. >> harris: new jersey has been in play a few times, you never know. chris christie -- >> marc: a lot of voters are no longer there. this is bad news for democrats if menendez stays on the ballot. >> harris: kennedy, what about the voters, though? issues they are dealing with now, president of the united states is underwater. i don't see bob menendez delivering cheaper grocery prices to anybody. >> kennedy: i don't think he has answers, especially when

but they don't want harris, either. >> harris: what was so impressive and he retired from public life. bill richardson, democrat. ran for president, jose. that was a man who could do some deals to get some americans home. that is how we knew. richard o'brien was a former trump presidency another name that comes up for someone who can bring hostages and people detained wrongfully abroad home. how would you describe this deal? please don't say what the white house is saying oh, oh my goodness, if you ask the families, we all want our loved ones home. we love our babies, our aunts or uncles, yes, but that's separate from the country who doesn't want to be held hostage in negotiations for our future national security. so what do you think of this deal? >> look, i think a simple answer would be that american lives matter and these five americans that get to come back home matter. there is no amount of money that is being released into iran to put a price on their lives. the deal is right and i'm proud of this deal and this president. >> harris: if you allow me i want to follow up with jose

>> harris: live now at the autoworkers in michigan. president biden is expected to join the picket line. our reporter is waiting as new lines have popped up, more people coming out. the president's michigan visit as the strike enters the 11th day, first time a sitting president will ever have marched alongside striking workers. you're watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here is emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, here today is lisa boothe and for first time on "outnumbered," is it really the first time? this is awesome. long overdue, larry kudlow. >> my pleasure, my great pleasure. >> harris: our pleasure to have you. president biden visit to michigan coming as his administration is looking to push americans to go electric in what they drive. the autoworkers strike is putting the agenda in serious jeopardy. president biden says workers deserve their fair share. >> president biden: i think the uaw gave up incredible amount back when the industry was going under. they gave everything from pensions on. they saved the automobile

harris, you mentioned off the top. governor abbott is pointing the finger at the federal government. look at this video he posted yesterday to his twitter feed accusing the federal government of border patrol cutting through the razor wire he deployed at the river's edge. by opening it up they let the migrants in and what started the massive wave earlier this morning -- earlier yesterday. the wave has not stopped. send it back to you. >> harris: we know from your reporting and others some of the reason they were doing that is because kids were getting pinned between the blades along the razor wire on the ground and we're still human. our border patrol is doing a mighty job. god bless them. our government on the other hand, i don't know what they're doing. bill, thank you. jason chaffetz, former utah congressman, fox news contributor. i'm talking about the types of in the moment decisions that we are now forcing our men and women at the border to make. tough decisions about how to keep sovereignty and also be human. tha

you played the footage on your show, harris.oman seemed to be taking great joy in what was happening and said over and over again, everyone has got to eat. okay. these criminals were looting apple, they were looting lululemon, they were looting liquor stores and nike. what were they eating? iphone 15's? yoga pants? jordans? aoc says people choose whether to shoplift bread or go hungry. we have people making excuses for criminals and all you are doing in the state of philadelphia is making your city san francisco, where retail stores are leaving, gen-zers are leaving. >> emily: that is fallacy, described as poverty-led crime. this has nothing to do with poverty, this has to do with woke-led policies that result in these teenagers being able to run amuck and film it all and laugh for the dopamine rush thachl is destroying cities and putting people at risk. that night, a security guard was attacked, what is of po erty led approximate that? nothing. >> tammy: it creates more poverty because of jobs that are lost, stores closing down

here is harris, bye-bye. >> harris: we're witnessing on this friday for the very first time in u.s. history the justice department has indicted the child of a sitting president. he is a grown child, obviously. hunter biden is facing federal gun charges while his father, joe biden, is facing an impeachment inquiry by republicans. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the charges against hunter are new, nothing like original sweetheart plea deal that he got that fell apart over the summer. it could be mean a high-stakes trial playing out at the same time his dad will be fighting for re-election. three felony charges. let's take a look. two for lying about his drug use while buying a gun in 2018. the third count is for possession of that gun knowing he lied to get it. his attorney is pointing to david weiss. >> republicans are in the driver's seat of the prosecutor's car. there will be a defense on the facts as well and people need to remember whether it's a unique and unjustified charge. he owned an unloaded gun for 11 days. there will never have been a charge like

harris. >> harris: peter, thank you very much. actually, it's a little more dire than what we knew at first. a stunning number of democrats, 59% say they want any candidate who is not joe biden. remember i've been saying for a while abb, anybody but biden. the numbers are hard and coming in. power panel jason chaffetz, fox news contributor, former utah congressman, scott bolden, former dc democratic party chairman. great to see you both. scott, i have heard you say many, many times and it's what democrats are doing now. it's not the message. not enough of the message has gotten out there. people are feeling the policies. what part of the message do you want to convince them of that they are wrong? >> i think it is more than the message. that poll is on outlier across the board. we can concede that. what the democrats need to figure out is what this gap is not only in the messaging, but telling people why his legislative accomplishments and the economy and what he has done to fight that. what it means for them on a daily basis. tho

of harry bird.i mean, is that the bird machine? that's a that's a credible argument. you know, they it was on the i mean, i guess you could also view it as a very slow, steady decline after the death of larry bird in 1966. you know, like i said, an argument could be made that the machine lasted longer than the election of linwood holton. but i like that as an end point to the narrative arc of talking about the machine. it's my other questions over here. i want to go back to microphone. i want to go back to your initial comment, that of harry byrd was responsible for underfunding education in virginia. and i guess i'm tying that to the massive resistance. but but he was active in politics for many years before that point. so what was the concern about ed, public education? well, a long history of not fully funding it, right under funding at and you know, the conditions at modern high school are a reflection of that generational approach to public education, where it was not funded. it was really inte

>> harris: he wasn't acting.ywood actor john cusack has something scathing to say for elites of the democratic party, calling them out and accusing them of selling out american middle class. began with a social media post that focused on democrats supposed effort to outlaw a federal wealth tax. john cusack quickly jumped in and responded this way. this is what liberals, neo-liberals have never understood or taken responsibility for, that they have played a major part in creating precise conditions for fascism to flourish. democrats are to the right of richard nixon on domestic policy, don't believe me, look it up. and dems sold out the working class for decades, this kind of bought and paid for betrayal of principle, sense of moral or intellectual honesty, one only does because they can get away with it. all of that from john cusack. i'm going to say, carley, he's been thinking about this. >> carley: i commend you for reading that, that is a huge run-on sentence. he was one of the guys who was always treating, hi

it's happening. >> harris: this story is getting a lot of attention today.. open, women's semifinal, coco gauff, first teen to make the semi's since serenawilliams, was on a roll and climate activist caused a nearly one-hour delay. [yelling] [chanting] >> kick them out. kick them out. kick them out. >> boo! boo! >> harris: one of the protesters wasn't moving much, his feet were glued to the floor, cement. you hear the people in the stands yelling at them, kick them out, getting fed up with protest here and around the world. [horn honking] [yelling] >> i want to be able to walk. >> we got to go to -- work. i have kids to feed. we got kids to feed. [horn honking] >> harris: as you watch that, ari, i think of somebody far back out of the line of sight to protesters who may not be feeling well, might be in the back of an ambulance, what are these people thinking? >> ari: or somebody who has to get to the fire house and they are delayed from getting to work. i don't care what your cause is, here is rule to live by, don't make other people late for work. people ha

harry is. a few weeks ago. >> he is homeless. harry is . is >> he is homeless. harry is.im? well, the emails are coming in thick and fast. and let's have look at what you've had have a look at what you've had to say . okay. how about this ? to say. okay. how about this? sue says mark. i think that he just presumes the world stops for him. plenty of five star hotels to stay at. he can't arrive in demand a palace bed . arrive in demand a palace bed. he's treated the royal family badly anyway. he needs to grow up . if harry is badly anyway. he needs to grow up. if harry is the badly anyway. he needs to grow up . if harry is the biggest up. if harry is the biggest scumbag in recent years, says david, let alone the son of a queens guard. how about this from chris? hi, mark. harry and the royals. i don't care. i don't care. i don't care. i'd rather watch paint dry and don't tell us that they are normal people. michael says. mark, the prodigal son, came to his senses, not much hope for prince harry. thank you for that, michael. an and last but not least . oh so michael. an and l

>> harris: this is best he can do at this point.re that, we know it now. it may have felt in his heart it was the next day, but it is not true. we saw him do this with the train he said he took and he knew the conductor and the family said when he puts our relative there, he was decease. this is best he can do for us and for himself and it is not enough. i feel for him. he is aging before our eyes. this is not about age, kellyanne conway, this is about ability to do the job at any age. if he had problems finding the truth before, which certainly republicans are unearthing that right now with regard to three republican-led investigations, no memory or collapsing memory will be hard to find the truth. something else struck me and i mentioned this yesterday and feel strongly today. kamala harris was ready for that back drop at ground zero. she told us most recently to margaret brennan, yes, i am ready for the job to be president. he's called her president a couple of times. prophecy? who knows. this point, she steps up as he sits down

i think tha what did harry say? >> what did harry say? >> what did harry say?s, we don't win the euros, then that'll it. that's fair that'll be it. and that's fair enough. and that it would be. it wouldn't good not to win a wouldn't be good not to win a tournament group of. tournament with this group of. he you look at this he said, if you look at this group of players, we should be winning tournament. >> exactly a vote >> but it wasn't exactly a vote of confidence. i think really wasn't. >> it probably wasn't. >> it probably wasn't. >> think back to spain and >> but think back to spain and germany, right? for years, that famous it famous german side that won it in took years for them in 2014, it took years for them to close. they got to to get close. they got to finals, they got to semis. always bridesmaid, never the always the bridesmaid, never the bride. eventually got bride. but they eventually got over the line. 2014, spain over the line. in 2014, spain was for 20 years. they was the same for 20 years. they just get out. just couldn't get out. >> i think h

[cheering] [applause] >> harris: where is he going?ou see president biden leaving the stage and exiting the ceremony before it was over. he walked off the stage after putting the medal of honor around his neck. the president hoofed out heading for the door. many reacted with fury, some speculated the president was trying to give the soldier the spotlight. >> kayleigh: i have never seen my former boss do that or any president do that. those speculating he wanted to give him the spotlight, i don't buy it. he has a lot of time for the beach and he doesn't have time for people of east palestine and he hasn't been. it is september and it happened february 3. he did go down to florida, he surveys the damage and has ariel travel over the state, he sees homes shifted you hava the foundation and goes unprompted to a group of reporters and says, i do not have a home. he does not have empathy, not recognizing a grandchild until recently, the checking of watch during a dignified transfer. don't tell me joe biden is empathetic, i don't believe it.

>> harris: they do see it.eing pulled through razor wire yesterday and over the weekend. pulled. so much so our u.s. border agents had to cut that wire to let those babies in. they're not traveling with antibiotics, people sacrificing themselves and their children because they are told the border is open. if you have to come through razor wire, it is not open. but it is. their is something on the other side to let you through. when you get here, 95% not qualifying for asylum, you don't need to be a gotaways. who will deport you? who will find you? no one. we are absorbing them. my big question, what does it take for this white house to look at the situation and know we better not tell americans to mask up because we are not concerned about what happening to people. they lost 85,000 of children through the biden administration dhs. when dhs secretary was asked how do you lose 85,000 children, that is not what we're asking. we want to know where the kids are. i don't care about paper, what did you do with the bab

harry is. a few weeks ago. >> he is homeless. harry is . is >> he is homeless. harry is. him? well, the emails are coming in thick and fast. and let's have look at what you've had have a look at what you've had to say . okay. how about this ? to say. okay. how about this? sue says mark. i think that he just presumes the world stops for him. plenty of five star hotels to stay at. he can't arrive in demand a palace bed . arrive in demand a palace bed. he's treated the royal family badly anyway. he needs to grow up . if harry is badly anyway. he needs to grow up. if harry is the badly anyway. he needs to grow up . if harry is the biggest up. if harry is the biggest scumbag in recent years, says david, let alone the son of a queens guard. how about this from chris? hi, mark. harry and the royals. i don't care. i don't care. i don't care. i'd rather watch paint dry and don't tell us that they are normal people. michael says. mark, the prodigal son, came to his senses, not much hope for prince harry. thank you for that, michael. an and last but not least . oh so michael. an and

here is harry katz. [applause] harry: how is the fan? good? thank you for coming. it is wonderful to be back here with so many friends and former colleagues. and it is the pleasure to be here. we are doing it a little differently. this was a mammoth and ambitious project. to pull all the material together, i could not do it alone, and i did not do it alone. i had publishing office support, and the prints and photographs division has wonderful staff, wonderful images putting everything online that they can, so for me starting with this book, i have done now a few books since i have been with the library, and the inspiration for mark twain, there are two parts of that. very early 2010, late late 2009, i was working on a book about the civil war sketch artists. to say what will you do next? i have to finish this. how about mark twain? she he lives in redding, connecticutt and has a son who basically every day on facebook is quoting twain. and in that time at period, that was when the first volume of the autobiography came out. so it was the digital age and people -- i

he should have resisted the choice of harris. he should have stopped his son hunter from joining the board of ukrainian gas company and representing companies in china. he should have resisted hunter's attempt to resist clients by getting good on the phone. biden have a another chance to say no by withdrawing from the 2024 race. that's quite something. >> it's not just the writers on the right and left. it's the people. we keep polls confirming a glooming reality. this is not a political statement. this is the voice of the people. 77% of the public feel like president biden shouldn't be having a second run. 68% are concerned about his mental capacity. that even beyond the impeachment inquiries and all the other things we're talking about here should call the attention of any strategist that cares about what people want to see. it pains me that we're talking about conspiracy theater here, impeachments and indictments. when people are worried about x costing 70% more. it's a distraction. >> the white house, they are very confident

i would stomp all over joe biden, i would call kamala harris out like i've been calling kamala harriserybody needs to know, this is really me running against kamala harris for president. that's who we are looking at, that's going to send a chill up everybody's set down my spine. >> jesse: that's a provocative way to frame it and it's gaining traction. thank you so much for joining "jesse waters primetime," nikki haley bearden >> thank you so much, go to nikki haley.com. >> jesse: president biden weeks up every morning and turns on msnbc. his favorite news program. when the press wants to get a message to the president, they can speak to him directly on msnbc. this of the media's advice on how the ticket should run the reelection campaign. are you ready? fear. >> if i'm running the campaign, is the fear the end of democracy? the fear of the woman's right to choose, the fear of basically who we are ending? the fear of where donald trump can take us unfettered in the next term is what we've got. but the democrats have got to get behind who we have and make it about the fear of donald tru

quite simply, he said, harry truman changed the world. he also noted that history us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all alternatives. sometimes, however people surprise us. and today we honor exemplars of courage. who knew right from wrong and stood for justice. these individuals, including members of my family and hertzog family, are a source of inspiration and hope for our shared future. it is a privilege to have ambassador herzog reflections and insights on the 75th anniversary of israel's founding. he was appointed israel's ambassador, the united states in 2021 by prime minister naftali bennett. following a 40 year career in the israeli where he served as head strategic planning and later as a chief of staff and military secretary to four former defense ministers for 25 years. ambassador herzog also actively participated in backchannel peace negotiations with israel's neighbors, including the palestina ions and from 20 from 2009 to 2014 was an official peace envoy. more recently has spent the past decade a

quite simply, he said, harry truman changed the world. he also noted that history us that men and nations behave wisely once they have exhausted all alternatives. sometimes, however people surprise us. and today we honor exemplars of courage. who knew right from wrong and stood for justice. these individuals, including members of my family and hertzog family, are a source of inspiration and hope for our shared future. it is a privilege to have ambassador herzog reflections and insights on the 75th anniversary of israel's founding. he was appointed israel's ambassador, the united states in 2021 by prime minister naftali bennett. following a 40 year career in the israeli where he served as head strategic planning and later as a chief of staff and military secretary to four former defense ministers for 25 years. ambassador herzog also actively participated in backchannel peace negotiations with israel's neighbors, including the palestina ions and from 20 from 2009 to 2014 was an official peace envoy. more recently has spent the past decade a

i don't thi prince harry. hard david says about harry. i don't thi prince harry.. mark, you're'd on prince harry. mark, you're certainly not. it's embarrassing andifs certainly not. it's embarrassing and it's always about him. >> however , many would argue, >> however, many would argue, mike parry, that the invictus games is one of the few good news stories around the brand of prince harry. >> well, it is. but as my two colleagues here have already indicated to you, he's trying to make it about himself and not about them . i have started about them. i have started feeling for a while now pretty sorry for prince harry. i think he's a man who's lost. i think he's a man who's lost. i think he's wandering the world literally , literally wandering literally, literally wandering the world trying to find a purpose in life . what about his purpose in life. what about his recent trip to japan ? he didn't recent trip to japan? he didn't go with his wife ? no. if they go with his wife? no. if they wanted to project themselves as a world couple, you know, a royalty in waiting

i don't thi prince harry. hard david says about harry. i don't thi prince harry.. mark, you're'd on prince harry. mark, you're certainly not. it's embarrassing andifs certainly not. it's embarrassing and it's always about him. >> however , many would argue, >> however, many would argue, mike parry, that the invictus games is one of the few good news stories around the brand of prince harry. >> well, it is. but as my two colleagues here have already indicated to you, he's trying to make it about himself and not about them . i have started about them. i have started feeling for a while now pretty sorry for prince harry. i think he's a man who's lost. i think he's a man who's lost. i think he's wandering the world literally , literally wandering literally, literally wandering the world trying to find a purpose in life . what about his purpose in life. what about his recent trip to japan ? he didn't recent trip to japan? he didn't go with his wife ? no. if they go with his wife? no. if they wanted to project themselves as a world couple, you know, a royalty in waiting

his death in 1919 left a vacuum and it was a vacuum that a young harry burge stepped into.urr was born with the silvers wound in his mouth although it was a tarnished antique. his family can chase teresa all back to 17th century a time when william berg arrived on the banks of the james river and fought in the bacons rebellion. his maternal grandmother was a daughter of a u.s. senator ended ambassador to england by the time harry burr s was born in 17 virginia was in a state of genteelh poverty. historian alan hatch paint was peeling off the columns of the great mansions, rooms were leaky andry obviously patched in every man over 30 could remember the federal troops the carpetbaggers and going hungry because of devastated fields, stolen cattle and the wreckage of the economy. this is a world he was born into a smoldering wreckage of the world he was born into. after his father wase elected speaker of thehe house and young harry burr decided to take charge of the family newspaper which are struggling to make ends meet. he took control of the evening star and at that time it

the -- harry byrd junior was a senator for many years after the death of harry byrd. that is an incredible argument. you could also view it as a very slow, steady decline after the death of harry byrd in 1966. an argument could be made the machine lasted longer than the election of holden. i like that as a end point talking about the machine. question over here. microphone. >> i want to go back to your initial comment, the harry byrd was responsible for underfunding yet. i am trying massive reasons but he was active in politics for many years before that point. what was the concern about public education? >> long history of not refunding it. underfunding it. the conditions, a reflection of that generational approach the public education where it was not funded was interesting when you think of the adjusters fighting more money for public education in the 1880s. something like that is a divide goes back a very long time like progressives with their head in the crowd who want to see a better society and invest in public education, conservative people, can we afford that

came from the republicans that a vote for biden is a vote for harris so let's attack harris.he democrats were slow to pick up on that and were actually giving ate little bit of oxygen by not forcefully push back. what you saw over the weekend was them finally realizing, if we don't protect the black woman on the ticket, then the base of the democratic party and black women vote for women, we're going to create a bunch of problems for ourselves, as well as with asian americans, which she happens to be. college-educated women, which she happens to be. younger voters like vice president harris. you can sort of dissolve the whole democratic coalition by not speaking up for your sitting vice president. >> wouldn't want to do that! >> but last remarkable is obviously, the age issue is an issue. 73% of americans are concerned about it. but the best inoculation against is for democrats to remind folks that donald trump is 77 years old. he's no spring chicken, he's not significantly younger than president biden. where things get complicated, i'm going to go with john avlon, the race i

i think vice president kamala harris has done a great job. people want her in her first term, first two years, to be the kind of vice president that joe biden was in his sixth and seventh year of his vice presidency. everybody gets a learning curve in this business. you aren't born a united states congressman. you aren't born a vice president. you have to learn the job. she got elected. she has learned the job. she is doing the job efficiently and effectively, and she cannot and should not be held responsible for her gender or her race. and too much of that is involved in these discussions. >> i want to play for you what former speaker nancy pelosi said just moments ago on cnn. >> is vice president kamala harris the best running mate for this president? >> he thinks so, and that's what matters. >> do you think she is the best running mate, though? >> she's the vice president of the united states. people say to me, why isn't she doing this or that? i say, because these the vice president. that's the job description. >> so congressman, just to

pity the dead, harry.all those who live without love. >> david: he leaves behind a remarkable body of work. thanks for watching here tonight. i'm david muir. i'm see you right back here tomorrow. good night. it's extremely sad when we lose anybody for any circumstance. it's extremely more sad today as this was an effort by over 50 firefighters to rescue this individual. and the outcome is not what we wanted. >> with that, we say good afternoon. i'm christine zee. >> and i'm julian glover. the desperate effort to save that worker began around 10:00 this morning. the man who was a part of a private company working in front of a home at oak and davis ro in san francisco's lower haight neighborhood. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is there with the rescue effort unfolded. she has the very latest for us this afternoon. melanie. >> julian, this area of oak street has now been reopened some six hours after all of this began. despite the efforts of close to 50 firefighters. the weight of the dirt and concrete f

harris: thank you very much, mr. chairman. what's really harmful is a $2 trillion deficit, not the legislation before us. i yield to the gentleman from ohio, mr. miller. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. for one minute. mr. miller: i thank my colleague. thank you, mr. chairman. -i rise today to support a vital amendment included in the en bloc amendment to foster rural skills training and work force development. the amendment i offered with several of my colleagues would restore funding for one of usda's primary rural skills and work force programs at the world innovation stronger economy also known as rise grant program. as authorized in 2018 farm bill this work force training initiative provides assistance to rural areas to establish job accelerateors to cultivate the growth of high wage jobs and support rural economies. rural american regions throughout the country face challenges come bounded -- compounded by a lack of access training and workplace skills. this is an urgent issue that require ours attention and i urg

looks _ to bring harry brook in? there is a match to be won. looks like - to bring harry brook in?and will win 93—5. tennis now. it's a big week for great britain's men. they are looking to make home advantage count in the opening stage of the davis cup finals. they are hosting pool b in manchester. in there are switzerland and france and first up for them today, australia and great britain have made a strong start. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. british tennis, spoiled for choice. who are you picking7 there are more ties to come, butjack draper began this one. the lowest rank of the team's singles players, but informed. opponents, australia. always a challenge. no surprise the first set went to a tie—break. here's the best point from it. film. here's the best point from it. oh, what a folly. _ here's the best point from it. oh, what a folly, what _ here's the best point from it. oh, what a folly, what a _ here's the best point from it. i what a folly, what a time to here's the best point from it. oi, what a folly, what a time to produce that. ., what a folly, what a

i would call kamala harris out like i've been woulds ou callina harris out.ut everybody needs to know thiss is really me runninging g against kamala harris for president. kama who we're looking at. that should send a chill up everyone's spine. that's why americans need to care about what happens in this primary. >> that's a very provocative me. way to frame it. gaini and it is gaining traction. nikki haley, thanks so much for joininngon.g prime time. >> thanks so much.inin go to nikki haley .com. >> president joe biden wakes up every morning and turns on msnbc. >> it's his favorite cable news channe e al. >> alas, jesse watters, primetime is not watched in the white house. >> so when the press wantso ge to get a message to the president, they cat n speak directly to him. between six and 9 a.m. on msnbc . >> this is the media's advice on how the biden-harris ticket should run their reelectioetn campaign. you ready? fear. if ar i'm running the campaign is the fear of the end of fear democracthy? is the fear of a woman's right to choose, of the fear of basicallf

kamala harris is not well known in the community. >> as a californian how proud are you of kamala harris >> all she does is laugh. >> what has she done for my community? >> i don't know who that is. >> do you like her life? >> it's annoying. >> what about kamala harris. >> i haven't heard from her. >> she loves her electric buses. >> she loves a lot of things shoot. r she doesn't love her people. >> i've never seen the democratic media matrix so out of base. when was the time sonny whoopi hillary and nancy disagreed? palpable doubt is emanating from every pore of the left. joe biden is only useful as a trump blockade. he doesn't have to be able to talk or walk as long as if trump turns the doorknob to the white house and joe biden keeps it locked but that lock is looking faulty, brand new fox news poll trump beating bind by 2. 48-46. not only that most republicans are beating biden. inside the numbers, trump making enormous gains with suburban women blacks hispanics young voters biden is cratering. we are watching a slow motion disintegration of bidened hold on the party. the president f

with harry kane in the team, you know they are _ harry kane in the team, you know they are a — harryfficult for them, they have players _ difficult for them, they have players who can perform at the highest — players who can perform at the highest level and they will cause manchester united problems. so manchester united problems. sc follow manchester united problems. follow it, manchester united problems. sr follow it, bayern munich and kane against manchester united with us on 5 live and bbc sounds. it against manchester united with us on 5 live and bbc sounds.— 5 live and bbc sounds. it should be ood, john 5 live and bbc sounds. it should be good. john murray _ 5 live and bbc sounds. it should be good, john murray with _ 5 live and bbc sounds. it should be good, john murray with stephen - good, john murray with stephen warnock. arsenal's return to the champions league starts tonight at home against the dutch league leaders psv eindhoven. they also met in the group stages of the europa league last season. this will be the first time mikel arteta has managed in the champions league.