cb. >> hi, harris.e we can see about 15 to 20 tents and several signs all calling for nyu to divest from israel. all of these students here in this open air encampment have been threatened with suspension but they are still here. presumably trying to make this open air encampment as comfortable as possible. food, water, plenty of blankets and pillows. no word yet whether the nypd will be called in to clear it out. an up-close look at what officers dealt with at columbia university. they had to use a high-powered electric saw. once they were in this is what happened next. [shouting] >> based on the facts and the law. that will -- some of you camera footage and interviews with witnesses. >> okay, there you just heard from manhattan d.a. alvin] talking about how he is going to review all of the cases, all the students and others non-affiliates arrested over at columbia university. it will be interesting to see, as we watch these cases play out in the courts. again, harris, back here at nyu there has been a

harris. >> harris: one minute of silence for a butcher. gillian turner, thank you. in "focus" now pete hegseth, co-host of "fox & friends" weekend and he has a brand-new book coming out "the war on warriors" that goes on sale june 4th. for now raisi. there is a long trail of killing with this man. by the way, i have read he was projected to be the ayatollah in waiting. so he was going to scoop up even more power before he died in that chopper crash over the weekend. your thoughts on how we are dealing with this through the biden administration. >> well, it's a death we should be celebrating. good riddance. may the islamic regime that currently controls iran be gone and may their own people have actual sovereignty of what happens in their country. they have had a country run by -- our administration wished the iranians well. this administration is off the charts. they talk out of both sides of their mouth all the time. the international criminal court. the idea that you would treat israel and the hamas the same way. i think joe biden said it is shameful equivalence.

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. >> dana: harris, over to you. >> harris: that's why i love them both. they are real, those two women. my co-workers. fox news alert. america's national security is underthreat and the current president's border crisis hags led an increasing number on the terror watch list. millions of unknown, unvetted border crossers, cartel driven fentanyl and underground network of sex trafficking. if our nation will stand, a chance at any point, then we have to stave off this wave of crime and peril. we need leadership who will lead. chuck schumer, the top democrat, is about to hold a test vote on the same border bill that failed earlier this year. it was created as a bipartisan bill but republicans are saying the effort is worse than doing nothing. they pressed the point it is all a political gimmick to boost vulnerable democrats in an election year. live from washington, d.c., in the battle to secure the border on this day, i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." for now a second time the legislation all but certain to fail. republican senator jam

appreciate it. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: let's talk politics.teve hilton, fox news contributor. welcome in "focus" now. so one thing hit me is the former president was talking this morning, that is because he said it, he wants to win new york. in a way, this trial has put him closer to new yorkers than any campaign stops he could do. >> exactly. you saw that right from the beginning. right from the start of this, you saw trump and his campaign immediately go to making very interesting political capital out of it with the visit to the bod bodega, very well chosen. and you saw lots of people at the bodega and when it all started. the realization that could be one of the big effort political backfires of all time. it is political. we have to discuss the legal aspects of it but in the end this is a political thing. alvin bragg is a politician ran for office an a platform to get trump and we need to analyze the politics of it. it is not just new york. what is interesting. i'm here in california and i talk to a lot of people. i live in the bay area, n

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harris faulkner next. here she is. >> harris: we'll pick it up from here. stormy daniels is under cross examination by donald trump's defense attorneys right now. it is day two of the nasty storytelling sex film worker who the prosecution picked even though she has no direct involvement exactly with what the case is about. her salacious testimony against the former president has some legal experts in fact saying she is now hurting the prosecution's case. not a problem for trump. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." on tuesday the defense got stormy daniels to admit that she hates the former president. trump's attorneys are now pressing her on her motivations to sell her story and the timeline of her decisions. intense backlash to what many have called a description of her alleged romantic encounter but the judge said she went too far but not enough to declare the mistrial. >> the testimony of stormy daniels that was salacious, that was the point of it. listen, there is no person on planet earth that believes donald trump has been celibat

harris: oh my goodness. ms. ralph: madam vice president, kamala harris. what a wonderful journey we have had together because i will never forget south carolina. but when we think about south carolina to this moment, tell me how do you see and feel about this moment, this reelection moment? v.p. harris: thank you. thank you so very much. you are such an extraordinary -- we have known each other a long amount of time. you are an extraordinary artist in just a phenomenal leader, and you are a girls girl, and we love a girl's girl. ms. ralph: thank you. thank you. thank you. v.p. harris: if i may, i would like to just start by acknowledging karen, who you just heard from. you know, in these last two years, i have met some phenomenal women. and you just witnessed one of those women, karen, who, born out of such personal tragedy, decided that they would take a stage in front of a national audience to share something so personal and so hurtful in terms of the experience and what it meant. and doing it so selflessly so that the world can understand what this rea

harris will. she is coming up next. this is what the judge has just given the jurors on what they should consider. so buckle up, stand by, we'll have it for you. >> dana: historic day. >> bill: is your head spinning? >> dana: a little bit. harris falkler will take you through the next hour. she is next with "the faulkner focus." >> harris: thank you. a proverb ottal moment in history unfolding right now. judge juan merchan has finished giving the jury instructions. when that happens, former president trump's fate in his new york criminal trial will be in the hands of the jury. 22 days from opening statements, 22 witnesses took the stand and a marathon length closing argument yesterday particularly from the prosecution. both the defense and the prosecution taking all day long to do that. we've been following it all together minute-by-minute. reminder on the right-hand side of your screen is the box that gives you some color from the courtroom and play-by-play. we also will wait together to see what the jury decides on th

vice president harris: right?nd the strength of character in real leaders is also measured by the kind of character that has some level of concern and care about the suffering of other people and takes it upon themselves to do something about that. and as much as anything, that's the contrast in the split screen that's before us now that really does extend to the character of who we are as a nation and all of that is at stake. let me tell y'all something, we're going to win. we are going to win. ms. ralph: yes. we are going to win! yes! yes. ladies and gentlemen, trust women, trust our vice president. madam vice president kamala harris. ♪ >> ♪ freedom ♪ ♪ i'm going to get some ♪ talking about freedom ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> saturday forr esident donald trump speaks in wildwood, new jers. our live coverage starts 5:00 p.m. eastern on-sn, c-span now, our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. >> friday night watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, a weekly roundup of c-sp

harris faulkner will take you through. here see is. >> harris: we're awaiting the verdict. historic times with a former u.s. president, donald trump, on trial in new york and after deliberating for more than four hours the jury spent last night at home. they returned about 90 minutes ago and at their request the judge is rereading part of his instructions to the jurors again they wanted it. yesterday the jury also wanted to hear again sections of prosecution witness testimony from former publisher david pecker and donald trump's ex attorney michael cohen. earlier today the jury sent a note specifically requesting those jury instructions how to weigh evidence in the case. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." seven men, five women considering 34 felony counts against trump. prosecutors claim the former president falsified business records to hide potentially embarrassing stories during his 2016 presidential campaign. trump's defense team argued manhattan district attorney bragg's office has failed miserably to prove their case. many legal experts agree wit

harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you. mercedes is on the mezz with me today and my guest jonna spilbor and both criminal defense attorneys and ari fleischer, former white house press secretary and fox news contributor. so glad to have you all here. this is a big day and feels like it just got bigger. jonna, i will come to you first about what eric was just reporting in terms of the defense putting together its witness list now. now prosecution said michael cohen, we've had enough. karen mcdougal they canceled. your thoughts. >> the determination as to whether or not you are going to mounts a defense in this case will be right up until the last minute for obvious reasons. personally knowing what we know, i don't think it's necessary. because it's a little bit risky. if you think you have won the case at the close of the prosecution's case, sit down, shut up and make your argument in front of the jury once the jury instructions have been discussed and figured out, which side bar will be a task in and of itself for a myriad

there is nothing there, harris. >> harris: there is something there for joe biden. >> sure. >> harris: it kept trump sidelines. it hasn't hurt him until now in the polling and fundraising. biden must be chewing on his fingernails trying to figure out what is going on for himself. i digress on politics for a second. let's get back to the case. you have been on the side of trump's attorneys. what is the job now for preparing for client? you have jury instruction, closing arguments coming. a whole lot coming down. what are you telling donald trump at this point? >> you are telling him sit tight. don't worry, we've got this. the summation is what we are going to do is lay bare the prosecutions case, there is no case here. a house of cards. they haven't made their case. you tell trump sit tight. observe the gag order even if you don't want to. it is better in the long run sit tight, let it go to the jury. if we get an acquittal, great. if we don't we go on appeal. >> harris: that won't happen until after the election so democrats get what they want. the big picture is you go back and likel

harris. >> harris: why did they cover their faces? >> they never answered my question.ou saw. >> harris: great job. i would answer your question. tammy bruce, fox news contributor, marie harf, fox news spokesperson on president obama. there is a divide. democrat staffers don't want us to know who they are but what is happening in your party. why is it happening? >> well, i think there is less of a divide maybe than it appears. this was a small protest. i'm happy staffers can make their views known. they can also resign if they want to. we're in a democracy. that's their freedom and their choice to do. i think that you see some of this pushback because president biden this week yes paused certain weapons but announced $1 billion in additional -- harris. since october 7th he has sent unprecedented amounts of aid to israel and there is a debate in the party now. i would say to these republicans quickly that they held up aid to israel for months because they were playing politics. >> harris: they can say the same thing about you. hr2 went to the senate in may of last year.

harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with trump versus new york. the trial is in a short morning break right now so we can catch you up. a lot has happened already. and we'll continue to bring you moment by moment coverage. keep an eye on the right box on your screen when this resumes. whatever we're doing, that is where you are going to see what's popping up now and what's popping up next. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." a dramatic and disturbing statistic. more than 2,000 arrests tied to the campus protests and hating jews and hating american movement, whatever it is. all part of the crackdown on campus hate spreading like wildfire. look at this. [shouting] >> harris: so they've arrested two plus thousand people and in new york nypd officers have taken apart another anti-israel encampment just this morning. this time at new york university. so they are hitting every campus they can at this point. does it feel organized? we'll get into it. absolutely you bet. the department's deputy commissioner posted pictures of the sign

harris faulkner is next. here she is. [shouting] >> harris: hate and violence on full display. a lot of drama overnight at george washington university after weeks of jewish hate pouring out running rampant at g.w. you can see police swarming the anti-israel encampment. they went in there to dismantle it. they had to use pepper spray to break up the violent crowd. then they began arresting people. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." it gets worse by the day. i wonder what the president thinks of it all? maybe he will speak up again. the university pleaded with washington, d.c. leaders to take action sooner. they didn't do anything until just hours before the mayor and police chief were set to testify about the encampment and hate-filled protestor. james comer canceled the hearing because the police finally did their jobs. d.c. mayor bowser with what sounds like a bit of a spin today. >> i want to be clear that our responses to demonstrations is always rooted in public safety and constitutional responsibility. mpd is the best in the business at keeping peopl

prince harry is speaking.

harris faulkner will take you through the next hour. here she is. >> harris: and we begin with this fox news alert. our continuing coverage, he was so shady, michael cohen secretly recorded his client, donald trump. he has already been convicted of lying to congress and done prison. yet the michael dean cohen is the prosecution's star witness. in the new york versus trump trial. cohen used to be trump's lawyer and personal fixer as he was called. legal experts say his testimony could make or break this case. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." michael cohen says he was directed to falsify business records in order to conceal payments to sex film worker stormy daniels ahead of the 2016 election. those payments were in exchange for silence about her alleged affair with trump and while no witness -- this is perfect, we know that -- cohen is a special brand of liar like your pants are on fire. the judge in the case has refused to put a gag order on cohen, who posted several hours on tiktok can't stop talking about trump

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with donald trump versus new york in a courtroom right now. we do anticipate at some point michael cohen will take the stand. we say that each day because we don't have the witness list but we know he is a prime one for them and it could be any moment. or another day. a former trump organization executive is on stand at this moment. and we will bring you all the details as they unfold during our coverage on "the faulkner focus" all hour long. keep a close watch on that box on your right because it has some realtime notes and things that are coming out of the courtroom for our journalists and producers. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." breaking right now, columbia university has capitulated to the mob. they've caved. can you imagine paying $588,000 for four years for your kid to go to school there for four years and they cancel commencement? we still don't know what they are doing with the end of the year school tests, the finals

harris: right. and the strength and character in real leaders is also measured by the kind of character that has some level of concern and care about the suffering of other people. and then takes it upon themselves to do something about that. and as much as anything, that is the contrast in the split screen that is before us now that really does extend to the character of who we are as a nation. in all of that is at stake. and let me tell y'all something. we are going to win. we are going to win. ms. ralph: yes! we are going to win! yes. yes. ladies and gentlemen. trust women, trust our vice president, madame vice president , kamala harris! [applause] ♪ [cheering] ♪ saturday, donald trump speaks at a campaign ral our coverage begins at 5:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. >> the house will be in order. >> this year, c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other.

harris, back to you. >> harris: we're perched and ready. great job always. thank you. jonathan turley's new opinion piece. here is why the case against trump should end in not guilty. a quote from that piece. this case should be been dismissed for lack of evidence or crime. the jury will be reminded that the burden is on the government, not the defense. end of quote there. here at the white house today in "focus" with me now great to have you, jonathan turley has stepped away for a second. talk to me, if you would, about the case for donald trump and why this all just needs to be found not guilty. >> well, i think this case really would never really amounted to much other than michael cohen. which surprised many of us. we thought bragg was holding more evidence and more witnesses, otherwise no one would go forward with this. bragg himself said there was no way he would bring a case that would call michael cohen on the stand. well you ended up putting on a case entirely michael cohen. he is the only witness that has addressed the elements of the crime and even he wasn't

>> harris: and we have breaking news now. the defense attorneys for former president donald trump have just wrapped up their third day of cross examination of the convicted liar, the star witness for the prosecution, michael cohen. and it has been another key big day. earlier today, cohen admitted to stealing from the trump organization. or, as my guest, matt whitaker, said last hour, embezzlement. cohen also lied about trump to congress and secretly recorded their conversations. we knew all that, and now the defense is hoping all of these details, along with the new one of how he was embezzling cash from the trump organization, will leave jurors with a single conclusion: the prosecution's star witness cannot be trusted. this is "outnumbered" trade i'm here with my coasts, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany in fox news contributor and editor in chief of the federalists, mollie hemingway. and 32nd undersecretary of the army and attorney patrick j murphy. for today, it has been a devastating stretch for the state's star witnes

back to you. >> harris: thank you very much. we have moment by moment coverage of what is happening inside the courtroom. we have journalists and producers there as well and legal experts on our team inside that courtroom. we'll bring it to you as it happens. just a note, off to the right of your screen you will see the box with who is on the stand now, who went first and now who is up there now, stormy daniels and some play-by-play of what's going on. stormy daniels said she had no expectations but to meet trump and go to dinner. so you will see that is in concert with what we are reporting here moment by moment. if you want to just look up at the screen and say wait, what did i miss? that's a quick way to do it. keep it on fox. in "focus" now tom dupree, former assistant attorney general is with me now. i want to get texture of what her testimony could mean. why call her? everything i've read does not point to any specific moment that she can speak to that helps them win their case. >> you are right. her testimony is a little

. >> harris: the breaking news continues. it has been this way and jeep body who didn't see it coming, they should have seen it. anti-israel protesting on campuses across america are not so peaceful after all. explosion of violence and destruction after days of building tension and encampments blew its top. police sweeping in to restore order but many agitators, protestors, students and whoever is there as a big old crowd has vowed they are coming back. so some questions now. how exactly we got here. and to whom do we hold acceptable and how? what about accountability? i can tell you none of it is acceptable. let's find out who is paying for it. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus." a look at the chaos, just last night. the university of california los angeles, let's start there. [shouting] >> harris: protest groups are fighting among themselves. people can get killed like this. we all know that. the adults in the room that the left is talking about. they aren't out there. that's for certain. so as that was go

harry is basically a back. >> harry is a what a berk. >> harry is a what a berk. >> well, that's a iften. charles i, we don't know what's going on behind the scenes, but we were talking to ingnd scenes, but we were talking to ingrid seward about it. there must be a trust issue here, charles. oh, yeah. >> i'll listen to ingrid. and she's absolutely right. i mean, the fact that it's the sussexes office that put out the statement saying why he couldn't meet his dad, now we know he wanted to see his dad because he's over here and the king has not got , as cameron has just not got, as cameron has just said, five, ten minutes to see harry, and that just shows you just how deep the rift is between the sussexes and the rest of the royal family. and it is an issue of trust . you cannot is an issue of trust. you cannot trust harry. certainly you cannot trust meghan , there is no cannot trust meghan, there is no question about that. and i'm not surprised that the king is too busy. i'm sure he is busy and you would have thought, though, that harry would have sorted this out beforehand . and, you

for harry.posite view. she says this king charles being treated for cancer does not need any more anxiety and stressed calls by harry and meghan. the royal family cannot trust harry and meghan markle. the damage has been done . the damage has been done. charles and kate cannot take the chance of any more distress. it will not help their well—being and we can now cross to michael cole, michael . so a very cole, michael. so a very positive welcome for the prince, no doubt there'll be a huge sigh of relief from within camp sussex . they are in a much sussex. they are in a much warmer welcome than , as cameron warmer welcome than, as cameron said, the platinum jubilee thanksgiving service for her majesty the king. >> the queen, there was ragged jeering and there was booing in the crowd. i think in a way, the crowd are also cheering. invictus, it was , no praise is invictus, it was, no praise is high enough for this initiative , high enough for this initiative, that, prince harry took. and of course,

harry? shot first.o be the one to call it this. >> well, listen, folks , we've >> well, listen, folks, we've got more reaction to my take at ten with the queen of royal reporting kinsey schofield plus lots of other big stories from the united states and is princess anne the jewel in the royal crown? does she deserve a right royal upgrade? we'll discuss all of that next. well, a huge reaction to my take at ten. i admire king charles greatly. i think it was very wrong for him not to meet his son, prince harry. this week, this from lisa. mark king charles has cancer. he can't risk his own health by meeting his toxic son. he may have been given that advice by medics, margaret says i think mark is doing this deliberately. he's winding us up, listen , margaret, winding us up, listen, margaret, i've got a foot in both camps. i'm furious about what harry has done. look at all of my take at tens for the last 2 or 3 years. but i think you've got to draw a line. i think the punishment beatings have got to stop. la

harris, back to you. >> harris: loyalty. a man who secretly recorded his client. okay. eric shawn, thank you. a mountain of analysis on cohen's opening day on stand was a bevy of information. again don't know how much of it was true. constitutional law professor jonathan turley puts it this way. mr. fix it bombs on the stand and offers no new evidence to conflict trump. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett, michael cohen's lies, and more lies could sink d.a. bragg's case. jarret explains how cohen's testimony presents the jury with a liar's paradox. a twisted explanation of what it would take for them to believe an admitted liar. bret tolman is here and former federal prosecutor. phil holloway is here, former assistant district attorney. you are with me for the hour and that's a great thing. brett, start with you, a liar's paradox. what is that? >> harris, thank you for having me on. looking forward to this hour as well. i will tell you that when i was a young prosecutor, i was sat down by the u.s. attorney and i was told you need to be very careful if you think one of

prince harry will celebrate the 10 year anniversary of his invictus games with a thanksgiving servicer. the duke of sussex has travelled to the uk to commemorate the milestone of the games for injured veterans. daniela relph has more. what we've created... the duke of sussex, back in the uk and back supporting the invictus games, the event for injured military personnel that prince harry created. what started as a little idea actually stolen from the americans, and made bigger and better. it's not often you can say that! recognising what the invictus games have achieved is the focus of this visit. what the trip to london won't include is a meeting with the king. leaving clarence house back in february, prince harry made a flying visit to london after the king's cancer diagnosis. but this time round, prince harry's team say the king's full programme means there isn't time for father and son to meet. it is a reminder that the family tension of recent years hasn't eased. these visits back to the uk are difficult for both prince harry and the royal family, with relationships still straine

i was a huge fan of harry.invictus games and i watched him with soldiers and people. he's got such a lovely manner about him. meghan, i was thinking was going to be wonderful because she was of mixed race and it was going to be very in keeping with our modern world. but she's a social climber and she's absolutely damaged. the royal family with the podcasts , with the book. the podcasts, with the book. well, harry's book, of course, and then of course, this trip to nigeria as well, where she has absolutely revelled in it , absolutely revelled in it, thought she was the princess again , as a mother of two sons, again, as a mother of two sons, i know father and son relationships . i would love to relationships. i would love to see the king with harry again, but i don't think it's going to happen. >> well folks , your reaction >> well folks, your reaction gbnews.com/yoursay plus, tomorrow's sunday papers are on the way. and for more reaction to my take a ton ten, i should say, and reflections on the sussexes six ye

>> harris: for the reasons kevin has given.e he can't talk about the judge in the jury but that leaves so much more on the play for him to choose from in terms of talking about what matters to the american people. he is able to use those gavel breaks in the court room to talk about what is important to the american people. this is fund-raising this is campaigning and he takes his days off and can paint i don't think he's afraid of going to jail that is more money that is more fund-raising. >> when someone holds the power because they secured the position, it is evident. the reason why there is no fear is because trump holds all the power because of the shand that this is. i see from him saying bring it on it is only going to backfire politically and number two, what can you do to me that will bring me down anyway you can? because what he did was not criminal somebody your thoughts? >> they are cutting the campaign act for him and solidifying his argument to the american public which he's been making really since he took office

vp harris: yes.immy: president biden tapped you to oversee the first ever white house than violence prevention task force. what is the administration doing to address gun violence in our communities? vp harris: let's start with the very tragic fact that gun violence is the leading cause of death for children in america. not car accidents, not cancer, than violence. number one cause of death for children in america right now. 1 in 5 america has a family member who has been killed by gun violence. as i traveled the country, i talk with mothers and fathers who say a silent, may be necessary prayer -- may be not so silent prayer that when be drop their kids to schools or to the school bus, that they will come home safe. i started a polished well last fall -- again, i just have to hear i love gen z. i really do. i know it's complicated if you have a gen z member in your family. they are so spectacular. [laughter] they think about, first of all, the fact that this might be humbling for some, somebody who i

i am kayleigh mceany here with harris faulkner. also joining us is gerri willis, also kennedy and also fox news contributor paul mauro. there is a lot to go over here but i want to start with this appeal decision from the first appellate division on the gag order i have it right here. >> kayleigh: let me sum this up, we have a picture politifact, this is michael cohen, what is he wearing? he is wearing a shirt depicting the former president donald trump behind bars. so he can wear this on tiktoker talk all about the trials but donald trump cannot respond. this is what they found, donald trump's documented speech is demonstrated will -- i am wondering what the functioning of a national presidential election of one of which they serial with a gag order that is inextricable from the d.c. case. this child has a direct bearing on a presidential election where free speech and political speech should be at its penultimate level but no, according to the appellate division he cannot speak. >> paul: of course political speech is your articul

yesterday and he hasn't seen harry, i believe, since february , when harry since february, when harry king's cancer diagnosis. so it's difficult to read this as anything but indicative of the division of the royal family at the moment, which is very sad. >> well, it is sad. what seems unusual with this , i mean, as unusual with this, i mean, as it's being reported, is that it is the king snubbing prince harry when we have been told all the way throughout that he wants to build bridges with his son. >> oh, yes, this is interesting. >> oh, yes, this is interesting. >> the spokesperson of the duke of sussex said the following in response to the many inquiries and continued speculation on whether or not the duke will meet with his father while in the uk this week, it unfortunately will not be possible due to his majesty's full program, so it does seem clear that there were moves from prince harry's side to see him. but buckingham palace said no, and the statement went on to say the duke, of course, is understanding of his father's diary of commitments and various other priorities and hope

i benefited from them, harris. i've never seen a judge or a set of jury instructions that were essentially a roadmap toward a conviction. so he is convicted. he is a convicted felon. my guess knowing president trump a little bit he will say i'm a convicted felon but your unconvicted felon. he will fight back against the bidens. biden's own son is going on trial. i said something very unpopular. i don't want you singling out donald trump. you wouldn't do it if it was donald smith. i don't want you singling out hunter biden. most federal prosecutors wouldn't have taken that case if his name was hunter smith. we're past this point where we treat our enemies and friends the same. >> harris: there are other charges against hunter biden. >> those are consequential. >> harris: the gun charge you wouldn't have gone after him. >> but the tax charges absolutely. >> harris: he will have to fight his way out. we don't have this on our calendar right now but the calendar and map would show the dates on that are in collision wit

that's prince harry's old military regiment. that's a slap in the face to harry. president biden pledged over a trillion to fund infrastructure and green energy projects but only spent a small portion of the money. is he going on a spending blitz before the election? we have a report from the white house next. stuart: show me bitcoin. around 62, 61,000, 16.9 at the moment and donald trump said he's now accepting crypto donations and if you're in favor of crypto in any form, you'd better vote trump. okay. that's endorsement i guess. time is running out for president biden to distribution taxpayer money he's earmarked for climate and infrastructure projects. >> the president is on the spending spree and represents 17% of 1.1 trillion that's been allocated for climate change and the bill and. co-ing from the american rescue plan and coming from the chips act and inflation reduction act and part of the total 7 trillion signed into law and president and president biden making the case and s pending and creating a economic boom and taxpayer money will not stop. >> when

harry is no angel, family and ultimately of the nation. harry is no angel , far nation. to welcome back britain's prodigal son. amen . there you go. that son. amen. there you go. that catholic education wasn't wasted. my mother will be proud. your reaction gb news com forward slash your say, harry and i have had our differences over the years, but i think it's ridiculous that he'll be staying in a posh hotel. he should be at the palace. they've got empty rooms. it is home time. he should be coming home anyway. let's get reaction from my panel let's get reaction from my panel. broadcaster and author nina myskow, model and tv personality diana moran and political commentator benedict spence, benedict, your reaction to this story ? i think that to this story? i think that harry deserves the five star treatment. well i suppose there are parts of buckingham palace that might be a little bit dusty these days, but isn't the point, actually, that the size of the building is such that you could go and stay there and never have to bump into any of your relatives? >> so yeah, i thi

we will see next. >> harris: you talk about pressure.about to move in. that's the ultimate pressure and they know israel means their word. i don't know what we are doing in the united states, but they mean there is. jeff paul, thank you. a hamas statement. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the head of the hamas movement --" they call themselves a movement. "had a call with the israeli minister and inform them that hamas' movements approval of their proposal regarding the cease-fire agreement." they are not getting back on the hostages, though. >> kayleigh: no. i put myself in the mind of one of these hostages' families. i followed a few of them and i read the things they say every day. as i mentioned, kfir and ariel bibas, the sweet little redheaded boys, we have shown the pictures i don't know how many times. israel said there's hostages unaccounted for and about a quarter of them are dead. i hope that's not the case. i am just imagining being a family member of one of these hostages and praying and hoping that come in the coming

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harris: i will.st i must thank you meg whitman for taking up to the position of being ambassador. i have known the ambassador for a long time, i say with a bit of bravado as a proud californian, and your work and your groundbreaking work in technology is extraordinary. this is just the perfect moment that you would step up and serve in this capacity and i thank you for that. thank you. thank you. digital inclusion was at the heart of the idea for this initiative that is focused on the continent and i want to thank a few people that i know are here. brad smith is here. michael knew back is here. it was companies like microsoft, mastercard, foundations, melinda french gates was one of the earliest to contribute as much as $10 million for the women, the digital inclusion focused on women, the ford foundation. essentially, this is how it all happened. the simplified version. i got on the phone and called a bunch of people. i called to say, i know that you have some interest based on the work you have don

while harry's here feels like it's humiliating. harry really ? and humiliating. harry really? there's a third, snub, if you like , the fact that the you like, the fact that the royal family didn't send anybody today to saint paul's cathedral for the invictus ceremony , for the invictus ceremony, johnny mercer, the minister for veterans , was there. so the veterans, was there. so the british government was represented. and, you know, i think harry has faced a lot of justified criticism over the last few years. but he does deserve praise for the idea of setting up the invictus games. i think it's one of the best things, probably the best thing he's ever done. and to me, it's surprising that not a single representative of the british royal family was there today . royal family was there today. >> yeah, indeed. look, both of you.cani >> yeah, indeed. look, both of you. can i just say a massive thank you? great stuff and good to have both sides of it. so well done. that was of course, low return of that journalist and broadcaster and richard palmer, the royal correspondent former a

i'm in that boat, too, harris! and yet he wants that.in, cashing in with glee on something that is anything but deserving of that. >> harris: you are in some interesting company, because the judge apparently -- i won't call it a reversal, because let's be real, he's not going to gag order michael cohen at this point, but he did suggest he lay off the tiktok and lay off everything before the weekend, before he testified. so clearly the judge has also had enough of watching this. but it also frustrates the fact -- and the former president just walked out, that was donald trump they are , correct? he didn't stop to talk. i'm asking my team. okay. and this is likely the lunch break, but if you get me any details, that would be helpful. and they are usually gone for about an hour. until 2:00? an hour and 7 minutes. so, emily, i believe that this frustrates the legal position that the judge has really put himself in with a gag order on donald trump. it makes him look like he is picking aside here, he's picked a horse. otherwise, why don't you

obviously every time harry turns up, there's a drama and perhaps what harry really needed right now wasrun out with you in four years. the king needs to do that. stuart: harry's visa to stay in america runs out and will he have a go? >> no, not really, no. what he needs to stay on would be of course some letter back from his majesty and that would back up the rendition of anthony s. there won't be a problem with it but obviously thinking about it. harry coming back over ahead of the fake royal tour and call it a free holiday, stuart. nothing to do with that. harry and meghan are remonetizing their brand. stuart: it's this trip to nigh jeer jaire. harry and meghan have arr arrivn nigeria and seem to think of it as official royal tour. but it's not, is it? seems like they're trying to set up a competitive court. >> well, you know, spot on, stuart, really. she's got board of the jam and now we're onto something new. what's interesting here is if you're aware of this, but she came into london late last night to meet with harry and going onto nigeria and could have made effort to attend some