harris? >> harris: laura ingle, thank you very much. want to bring and now my first guest, eric adams, brooklyn's borough president, who is calling for the nypd anti-crime unit to be reinstated. remember, it was wiped away or was on the chopping block during the defunding of nypd by a billion dollars. also joining me, pat brosnan, former nypd detective. great to see you both, thank you for joining me. i want to start with you, eric. i was reading about you. the daily mail calls you the most influential black politician right now in new york city. what you say can make big change. so, why do you want the reinstatement of something that so many have called for in the streets, defunding police? >> first of all, thank you. pat, good seeing you. it's been a long time. i think it offers two mechanisms. one is the only presence of blue-and-white vehicles, and the other is the element of uncertainty, that bad guys can't believe that the policing is a predictable model. not having plainclothes, and my belief, on the precinct level, which could h

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i'm harris faulkner.he president says he will be deploying federal law enforcement personnel to additional major cities, as portland, oregon, is rocked by a 53rd straight night of violence last night amid growing controversy over the presence of federal agents. officers battling demonstrators again after police declared a protest, a riot, earlier in the weekend. that allows them to use the materials they need to break it up. rioters set fire to a police union building, the fed using tear gas to disperse them. the president today, again taking aim at portland and other big cities run by democrats. >> we are sending law enforcement. portland was totally out of control. they were ripping down, 51 days, ripping down that city. destroying the city, losing it. they really have done a fantastic job in a very short period of time. no problem. these are anarchists, these are not protesters. people say protesters, these people are anarchists. these are people that hate our country. we are not going to let it go for

harris? >> harris: hillary, thank you very much. the question now, can they make a deal?'s key meetings on capitol hill as unemployment checks are set to expire for millions of americans who have been sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic. a top democrat and a swing vote joins over ♪ so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unus

now it's time for harris on outnumbered overtime. ♪ ♪ >> harris: we begin with a crime wave in chicagot is getting worse. last night the city suffered one of its worst mass shootings in recent memory. you are watching outnumbered overtime now i'm harris faulkner. president trump today is set to announce how he will fight violence in the democrat led city. and he particularly plans to reassign about 100 federal officers who are already in chicago to help fight street crime. yesterday 15 people were shot at a funeral home on the south side just outside of that funeral home. and surveillance cameras caught the chilling scene as the gunfire erupted. [gunfire] at least 60 shell casings there. and separate from that incident a 3-year-old little girl was shot in the head. chicago's mayor lori lightfoot has repeatedly said she does not want the feds on the street. here she is on a violence today. there is nothing that tears at my heart that causes me sleepness nights that also makes me more resolved to bring justice to the victims in our city who deserve better. and who need us to step up for

harris?harris: that's a really interesting point that you bring up there, in terms of the vote count. and the people the president has put on the court going against him, at least on one of these rulings. we'll get into it and i with my guests. thank you for setting us up. i want to bring in jenna ellis, personal attorney for president trump and trump 2020 senior legal advisor. great to see you. and harry litman, former u.s. attorney and deputy assistant attorney general, also a constitutional law professor, and he clerked for two supreme court justices. terrific to have you in the program, as well. i will start with you, with just the overarching -- we know jay sekulow and what he has said, that this was a win for the president. but what is the reaction out of the white house when you see the president tweet seven times about one thing, as i reporter pointed out? >> harris, this should have been a decisive victory, and it's a delayed victory. i think the president will continue to push forwa

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>> harris: yeah.essica, as i come to you, i'm looking down at my notes, may 25th, 58 days ago that george floyd was tortured and murdered before our very eyes on that videotape. and we were all yoked as the a nation in that same direction. i have talked about this many times. now we are splintered. but splintered is one thing splintered and peacefully protest something one thing. i have heard some democrats go after republicans with how can you call for thoughts and prayers? yet, that's exactly what lori lightfoot is doing right now. are there no fresh ideas about how to save that city? what do you think about her words today? >> jessica: i'm not so much concerned with her words today as a course of action as you pointed out that we need. we need a new plan. how lori lightfoot won victorious to win the miller in chicago there were a lot of con tinders. people thought she was going to be best to fix the crime and violence epidemic in chicago. she has so far fallen short of that it's important to note b

i'm harris.onds. >> president trump stepping up his fight with democratic leaders as american cities face yet another night of violence. i'm trace gallagher in for dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." police in portland declaring a riot overnight. cops say demonstrators threw flares starting fires. the mayor says he got gassed himself. he doesn't want the feds in portland. the president said he's sending

harris?t of this is who might be on those tapes in terms of names of people we might now. we'll continue to follow the story. you might call it "receipts," that's with the cool kids call them. those videotapes. bryan llenas, thank you. and infectious disease expert's warning the u.s. is in free fall now. 39 states are seeing a surge in coronavirus cases. dr. anthony fauci says this was not a second wave of the virus. watch. >> we are still knee-deep in the first wave of this, and i would say this is not considered a wave. this is a surge or a resurgence of infections, superimposed upon a baseline that really never got down to where we wanted it to go. >> harris: meanwhile, another coronavirus expert says americans will be wearing masks for years. i want to bring in fox news contributor dr. marc siegel, also a professor of medicine at nyu langone. good to see you today. i want to hit those lanes information. first of all, where we are now with this surge, maybe a continuation of the first wave

i'm harris faulkner.iolence raging in new york city where one person was killed and five others hurt in a brooklyn shooting early just this morning. and among 13 shootings citywide over the past 24 hours. let's go to chicago now, at least 14 people were shot on monday and two people killed. the president says enough is enough. speak out look at what has happened to new york. crime is out, shootings are up, at numbers nobody has seen before. look at chicago, what a disaster. we're waiting for them to call us because we are all set to go. we have the fbi, we have homeland security, we have everybody ready to go. we have the national guard. they are all ready to go. >> harris: now the president has spoken since then, just the last little while ago, and we showed you that live here on fox news. the president was asked about sending in federal help. watch. >> you'll be seeing next week, will have a conference next week and will tell you in great detail. i think it's something at this point the american people

harris? >> harris: claudia, thank you very much. republican has introduced a bill to punish cities and states which don't protect public monuments as they become the target of protesters. will this register with voters? the power panel returns. ♪ 1 in 2 kids is underhydrated. if your child doesn't seem themself at times, they may not be hydrated enough. wabba wabba! all new, plant powered creative roots gives kids the hydration they need, with the fruit flavors they love, and 1 gram of sugar. find new creative roots in the kids' juice aisle. it's just home and i love it. for over 25 years, home instead has helped seniors stay home. now, staying home isn't just staying in the place they love. it's staying safe. it's essential. if your loved one needs in-home care, we're here to help. home instead. to us, it's personal. home instead. the course structure the it just suits my life perfectly because i am a mom, i'm a wife. and i was able to complete those short courses- five to six weeks- and then move onto the next until i reached my g

i'm harris faulkner. president trump is now warning he may cut some funding from schools which do not reopen in the fall. the white house says it will not put up with anyone who wants to play politics with this issue. a short time ago, vice president mike pence calling it essential for schools to reopen their doors while appearing alongside other coronavirus task force members. here is a bit. speak opening schools in the right thing to do for our kids. it is critical that we get these schools open, do it safely. >> it's not a matter of if schools should reopen, it is simply a matter of how. they must fully open and they must be fully operational. >> harris: the president tweeted, "the dems think it will be bad for them politically if u.s. schools open for the elect on mike november election. it's important for children and families. may cut off funding if not open!" however, new york governor andrew cuomo strongly pushed back. watch. >> he wants the schools reopen. it's not up to him. not up to him. it's

until then, here's harris. >> harris: thank you, bill. fox news alert now, a fierce political battle brewing over president trump's threat to send in more federal officers to united states cities where unrest is now so violent. the chicago police department has released this shocking video of one such protest from last friday. 49 police officers left hurt. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany ripping democratic mayors over the violence in the cities just moments ago. >> violence, chaos, and anarchy in portland is unacceptable. democratic governors and democratic mayors are unwilling to admit that they have lost control of their cities, and we will not allow portland to become the new c.h.o.p. like what we saw in seattle. >> harris: meanwhile, oregon's two democratic senators are among the sponsors of a bill that would block what they call "federal paramilitary applicatiooccupation." even as portland's side's 54th street night of tense protesting. just last night, portland's mayor joined five others in demanding that federal agents

now, here's harris. ♪ >> harris: violence is surging in new york city, and especially over the past 24ours, amid the growing push to defund the police. you're watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. at least 18 people we now know where shot in new york city just yesterday. in 14 shooting incidents, including three drive-byes in brooklyn, within 14 minutes. one high-ranking officer told "the new york post" the numbers are astronomical for a monday especially. president trump yesterday unleashed on democratic leaders over all of it. watch. >> nypd retirements have quadrupled, and they are going up even further. new york city is out of control, unfortunately. my place, i love it, but is out of control. it was doing so well. far left mayors are escalating the anti-cop crusade and violent crime is spiraling in their cities. it is all far-left cities, where they have no understanding of what has to be done. they don't have a clue. >> harris: well, in response to all of that, new york city mayor bill de blasio. here is that. >> if you or anyone else wants to ask the question abs

. >> kamala harris fit that bill? >> i think so. >> a black woman running mate is necessary. >> some of us are wanting to see a black woman on the ticket as vice president. >> we believe that the vice president must choose a black woman. >> joe biden saying his short list does include four black women. and our series will be reporting on several of these potential contenders, beginning right now with one of them, kamala harris. she's nationally known for her presidential run, but she's very new to national politics. in fact, could be easy to forget right about now with everything that's gone on, but harris just entered the u.s. senate in the most recent presidential cycle, winning her federal office the same night as president trump won the white house. >> kamala harris will replace barbara boxer. >> have confirmed that secretary clinton has conceded to president trump. >> there's one star who will be talked about a lot, and her name is kamala harris. what is president trump is offering in terms of policy is as radica

. ♪ ♪ harris: i'm harris faulkner.has been 55 days since the death of george floyd and our nation is heating up to the point where every day there is some kind of struggle. some is deadly. americans are fighting each other and we don't seem to be moving forward to a place that is better than we found it weeks ago. eight minutes, 46 seconds of torture captured on video and millions of americans expressed seen it the same way. it was murder, or wrong they must meet justice. it seemed like we were ready to take another look at the fraud history of issues of race, equality and economic drive. let's be real, this is not 1955. although, the wounds of the past are still with us we are presently different, very different, as a country. to get to an even better future it won't be easy and if we are going to fight, i say, let's do it together for something, not against each other. this is harris faulkner presents "the fight for america". tonight, let's have conversations no matter how impossible they may be. i will be joined by

i'm harris faulkner. here today, fox news anchor dagen mcdowell. attorney and fox news contributor, emily compagno. executive editor observe america pac and fox news contributor, marie harf. in the center virtual coach seat, "washington times" opinion editor and fox news contributor, charlie hurt. boy, i tell you, the images get tougher by the day. now, charlie, you've got the mayor of a beautiful large american city mixing it up and saying to the police, via policy, basically, "sit down when you're in the presence of federal officers. don't help them." >> charlie: it's really incredible, harris. obviously, to me, the most shocking thing about all of this is that the mayor has a security detail. he's walking down the street with armed officers around him, protecting him. my question is, what do regular citizens do if they want to watch on the street? obviously, the federal officials concerned in a place like this, in a riot like this where you have federal buildings being firebombed, is protecting federal

period. >> harris: thank you very much. >> thank you, harris. be well. >> harris: you, too. a programming note. sean hannity will talk exclusively with roger stone for the first time since the president commuted his sentence. watch it tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on the fox news channel. pop your corn, your night is made. coming up, we could hear more from the white house on roger stone when press secretary kayleigh mcenany begins the press briefing. we are watching the lecture and they are, awaiting her arrival. we will take you there when it happens. plus, los angeles police officers are rallying against budget cuts. while my dozens of officers say they are demoralized by the city council decision. stay close. ♪ ♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease

senator harris, welcome back. senator harris: thank you for being with you, jonathan. happy birthday. jonathan: thank you. before we get to police reform, we have to get to intelligence and the russia story obtained -- of paying bounties on the lives of american soldiers. you are a member of the senate intelligence committee. you attended a briefing regarding the allegations that russia was involved in this. given what you learned, is the intelligence in doubt? senator harris: is the intelligence in doubt? i would say that i, during the course of my three-plus years of being on the senate intelligence committee and, therefore, in regular receipt of classified information about the threats to our national security and hot spots around the world that i have come to respect, highly respect the intelligence community for their professionalism, for the detail, and the precision with which they work and the enormity of their responsibility, which is to inform us as policymakers, to inform the executive branch in a way we can make smart decisions that are in the best interest

harris? >> harris: thank you very much, i shall. "the new york post" today is summing it up with a dramatic cover, "shot to hell." noting at the time of eight people were dead, but that number obviously continued to rise. i want to bring a now former new york city police detective pat brosnan. pat, you and i have covered a lot of breaking stories. this one now not just happening in new york but other major cities. what is driving this and how do we stop it? >> it's unbelievable, harris. we have in fact discussed a lot of matters, but this is terrifying, actually. it's only one element of what the long-feared perfect storm is. terry mann and touch on some of it. his prosecutorial indifference. it is a desiccated nypd. not diminished, desecrated. it is a leadership that vilifies law enforcement, its inmates released from prison, the jails are empty, and on top of it all, the icing on the cake, call city from the nypd. overnight, 1.5 billion vanished from their operational budget. that is a knee-jerk response. this requires, this deman

>> harris: guy? are tanking and the revenues plunge, the people who are responsible to the decision to cancel should be the ones on the chopping block, not people farther down in the company when they are looking for cost savings all the sudden. >> harris: know we have time for rebuttal. marie? [laughter] >> guy: wow! >> marie: it is an interesting question, how we look at entertainment and what is appropriate or helpful in this current climate. a lot of people felt like this show painted a really distorted view of police officers and their interactions with criminals, and was not helpful to that conversation. everything is a business. taking tough stance sometimes has financial consequences. >> guy: if people don't like it, they don't have to watch. >> harris: you have police and your family, kennedy. >> kennedy: that's right. maybe they should put cops in charge of all the networks and really federalize a&e in every other network we watch, as well. no, but i do think we all want body cameras. we do

so there are warnings there, as well, harris. >> harris: wow. you wonder why people say, "well, let's just backtrack the government at every step." because these games get played. real quickly, lisa and jessica, you guys actually talked to each other per my kind of moderating in this conversation. did either of you have a question? maybe jessica for shannon, real quick before we go? >> jessica: thanks so much, harris. hi, shannon. great job this morning and throughout the last couple weeks will be actually getting supreme court rulings. i am curious what you think the next move will be for cyber cy vance. deutsche bank said they will comply with the subpoena that is coming. what the administration is going to say now in terms of pushback against the argument that the majority has made, that no one is above the law. this is an argument that people have been making as president trump since the beginning. everybody has released their tax returns except for him. if you have any thoughts on how they will keep defending against that, i'd love to hear

i'm harris faulkner.n and two other police officers during the protests on the bridge has been released without bail instead of being granted supervised release. he and another suspect who is being held

now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. now. the nation's talking today about a horrific wave of violence and large american cities over the holiday weekend. you're watching "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. as soon as the press secretary steps up to the lectern, kayleigh mcenany, we will take you there live. the news. in chicago, at least 17 people killed, some 90 people shot in total in one city. the scene just as awful and growing in new york city, 11 people died. dozens more people wounded. nationwide, five children are among the dead today from over the weekend, including

harris?> harris: it all depends on all that technology that they have to make work all simultaneously to move things along. yeah, ironic, right? we wait for a hearing to start. i know you said the tech companies have become so big. speenine , gillian, while you were speaking, the president tweeted. we will put that up on the screen is will you go. we appreciate your reporting, and get to see it. the president says this from air force one. "if congress doesn't bring fairness to big tech, which they should have done years ago, i will do it myself with executive orders. in washington it has been all talk and no act for years, and the people of our country are sick and tired of it." jason chaffetz, he's on his way to midland texas, but this is a big issue. what is at stake here? >> jason: there's a lot at stake there. tim cook at apple probably does the best working the halls of congress and meeting with individuals. i think he will do just great. as gillian pointed out and others pointed out, i'

i'm harris faulkner. we are also just learning the campaign is now postponing tomorrow's new hampshire rally due to powerful tropical storms fay, which is quickly moving up the east coast. it is pitch black outside on the east coast right now. this is just happening as we come to you live here. the campaign says the new date for the outdoor event will be announced soon. the president's indoor rally in tulsa, oklahoma, last month sparked criticism, as you know, with one health officials saying it was likely responsible for a spike in cases there. the president was expected to go hard against joe biden after saying this to sean hannity last night. watch. >> you look at the deal they made of bernie sanders, it's all crazy radical left stuff. joe was never going to be able to fight it. even if he disagreed with it, which actually don't think he does. i think they brainwashed him. he doesn't know where he is, he doesn't know what he's doing, and our country will suffer. >> harris: joe biden taking aim at the p

>> harris: oh, of course!are going to pop our corn and watch together, even if we have to socially distance to do it, melissa. >> melissa: you betcha. >> harris: think it comes down -- any kind of changes right now, i baselined everything to how you win in november. the president won independents. feel free to correct me when i don't get this number right, but when i last checked it was seven points. this is about those people the president isn't polling a strong with right now. regardless of how you feel about polling, they were key last time around. i argue they will be important this time around. the president can't just get this done with republicans. he can't. the numbers are not in his favor to do that against joe biden at this point. it's four months out, but those things have kind of existed irrespective of the date on the calendar as much. playing against him right now is the response to covid when you talk with independence. how do you do that, shake that up? you talk with people who are more mainstr

imagine that, harris. the governor of the state does not now -- >> harris: oh, i can imagine. >> gillian: have the largest police force in the entire stat, and the entire country, is going to be cut. he just knows there's a billion dollars getting slashed. this is the problem one city councils react in a way that new york did and make cuts based on the demand of protests. >> harris: so interesting. >> gillian: without really considering and being strategic about how they're going to do it. >> harris: so, two things. by the way, i can imagine that from governor cuomo. i can imagine it because of what happened with the nursing homes in new york, and how that decision he made to put covid people in with those elderly to house them there, how deadly that decision was. so, i can imagine it. 500 plus criminal-focused investigative-type police officers are going to be on the chopping block. that is according to former nypd detective pat brosnan who joined me yesterday. talk about where the monies coming from, i'm

harris: yeah.tough time right now, and i mentioned, you know, they were giving the instructions before they began to cross the edmund pettus bridge, per covid-19 safety reductions and suggestions and guidelines -- restrictions and suggestions and guidelines. but we're also at a time of strife in our country. culture, race, our differences sometimes exploited in the streets across america and sometimes advocated for equality and justice. and i'm, you know, thinking back about what it would have been like in 1965 and what it should be like in 2020. what is it like on capitol hill? he was such a big voice, and, you know, with him now gone, we just flashed up on the careen that he was the last -- on the screen that he was the last surviving member of the march on washington in 1963. what did you take away, and what will you remember as you go forth? because you it's left to everybody else at this civil rights struggle moment. it sort of feels like that right now in america for some. >> yes, it is, and,

i'm harris faulkner. here today, town hall fox news contributor, katie pavlich. attorney and fox news contributor, emily compagno. capri cafaro. host of the next revolution, steve hilton. steve, i will start with you. we are seeing a revolution, a collision of ideas on how to move forward. >> steve: we are. it's not the kind revolution i think most people want to see. on this action by de blasio, the things he's been saying, it is offensive on so many levels. i want to pick two. first of all, on large gatherings, just imagine how that sounds when he says, "we've got to stop everything except these protests." those people who have had to miss funerals with their loved ones over the past few months, because that's the kind of gathering that the mayor won't allow. how offensive that is to those people. and look at his p.r. stunt yesterday on fifth avenue. we have seen a lot of examples over the past few weeks and months of what has been described as performative wokeness. things that don't change anything in

chris >> chris: thank you, harris. it was an honor to coanchor the coverage earlier today with you, and be part of this broadcast. as we head down constitution avenue here to the justice department building, it is so interesting, because john lewis was the person who introduced the legislation to rename the justice department building for attorney general robert f. kennedy, john kennedy's brother, who served as attorney general in the early '60s and was such a prime mover in the civil rights movement. lewis was with robert kennedy in indianapolis when martin luther king was assassinated in april of 1968, and bobby kennedy wanted to go into the inner city in indianapolis, and he was told by the police they are not to go because it was too dangerous. as we know, there were a number of riots all over the country in the wake of mlk's assassination. lewis went with robert kennedy there, and he spoke to the crowd about how a white man had killed martin luther king, but his brother, john kennedy, had also been killed by a whi

it's important to us, harris. >> harris: 103. know if you can -- can you give the motorcade? are they close enough to you? >> we don't hear the motorcade quite yet. it's going to be coming -- i'm at a vantage point, kind of at a distance coastal to the white house. if something happens, i know we have different cameras on the ground. feel free to interrupt me, because i know mayor bowser will be down where more of the people are, and we have cameras point on that. she'll be presenting that sign to the late congressman's young son, john miles, assign, a street sign, that says "black lives matter plaza." >> harris: we are going to stay with you for just a moment, but also fold in our team here on "outnumbered." melissa, you and i have witnessed a lot of big days together on this program, as far as somber occasions, we know what that feels like and looks like. this is also a celebration. the celebration of a life that really made such difference in america. >> melissa: it is. the difference in feeling is palpable, especially when yo

>> bess was, not harry. >> you said that harry overcame his prejudices, but i heard the story throughould not let him in because he was jewish. >> the trumans certainly did associate with jewish. >> i think bess brother was the best man. >> the tailor was in the wedding and did a suit for him but charged him for it. >> a twitter viewer wanted to know after watching that where did they raise the money to fix the white house? >> congress. >> all of it? no public appropriations? >> would you believe it cost about $5.5 million? think of what it would be today. >> peter is in boston, hi, peter. >> caller: hi, how are you? >> fine, thanks. >> caller: was bess friends with any other first ladies? >> she really liked mrs. roosevelt. bess grew found of another first lady while they took a spanish class together. bess was found of mamie. i think she liked ladybird johnson. they enjoyed both of the kennedys. >> they certainly did, they went for the inauginauguration, didn they? >> they didn't like joe kennedy, but they liked the son. >> our website that has all of the video of all of the first l

harris? >> harris: all right. kevin corke, you are in the white house press briefing room, and as the press secretary steps to the lectern we will take it live from there. thanks for getting us started this hour. i want to bring in the former dnc deputy press secretary, jose aristimuno. jose, first of all, great to see you on this friday. i'm going to shift gears a little bit here, because i want to concentrate on where the country is right now. you've got covid-19 polling in many polls, including fox news, as the number one issue for people. not just expected voters, but all americans, going into this election season. clearly, that's important, but health being the thing that they are saying is supreme at this point. also, there is safety and security and economy. those, falling behind by almost half percentage points behind coronavirus. i want to talk about police reform right now, because we had such a surge and a spike in crime, in many of our great american cities. i have made a point that, today, chicago is

that is also harris' primary strength.ere she is promising free health care to illegal aliens. >> so you support giving universal health care, medicare for all to people who are in this country illegally? >> let me be very clear about this, i am opposed to any policy that would deny in our country any human being from access to public safety, public education, or public health, period. >> tucker: now wait a second, you may be wondering. i'm sitting in my house, maybe unemployed, paying a huge percentage of my net worth for health care. so why should people who aren't even allowed to be in this country in the first place get it for free at my expense? by the way, how can a government that's already $27 trillion in debt afford to pay for the rest of the world's medical bills? those are all good questions. kamala harris has no answers, fixing the problem is not the point of the exercise. winning is the point. over the years, harris has been willing to do pretty much whatever it takes to win, including use the power of her off

"outnumbered," i am harris faulkner. with us is melissa francis, lisa boothe, leslie marshall, and in the center seat for the very first time on "outnumbered," host of "the federalist" radio hour, and husband of my friend, meghan mccain, ben domenech. congratulations on the little one. the unrest across america and some of our biggest cities, your reaction? >> ben: first off, thank you for having me. i am happy to be here for the first time. i hope you'll go easy on me. >> harris: [laughs] before driven by a lot of different factors, the unrest, one thing we have to keep in mind is how policing in america has gone from being something that was hailed by bipartisanmbg cities, those that represent republicans and democrats, conservatives have all appreciated the role that law enforcement has played in making our communities incredibly safe it's been true for decades. very few moments in our history have been marked by the kind of unrest we are seeing right now leading to the death of cops who are just trying to do their jo

harris: yeah.tough time right now, and i mentioned, you know, they were giving the instructions before they began to cross the edmund pettus bridge, per covid-19 safety reductions and suggestions and guidelines -- restrictions and suggestions and guidelines. but we're also at a time of strife in our country. culture, race, our differences sometimes exploited in the streets across america and sometimes advocated for equality and justice. and i'm, you know, thinking back about what it would have been like in 1965 and what it should be like in 2020. what is it like on capitol hill? he was such a big voice, and, you know, with him now gone, we just flashed up on the careen that he was the last -- on the screen that he was the last surviving member of the march on washington in 1963. what did you take away, and what will you remember as you go forth? because you it's left to everybody else at this civil rights struggle moment. it sort of feels like that right now in america for some. >> yes, it is, and,

she was only one harry was lonely and when harry was over in world war i.she thought all serviceman should be treated equally. >> marty is watching us in columbus ohio and is on. next hi. marty >> i have a question. actually i went to visit the museum in independence missouri, but i wondered after mr. truman died, did bess live there by herself? or did margaret end up moving in with? her and the other thing is i also worked for politics for a while, who is involved with the and olivier and drop the bomb on hiroshima. and you know, he never really wanted to talk about that too much and never really liked what he had to do. he did it because he had to do. it did truman kind of have the same feeling? >> well, i can say to this who wouldn't? you know, the thought of killing hundreds of thousands of people, i don't think there's anything written about it. he had to stop the war. i mean, it was a religious -- >> it was a military decision. >> yeah. >> and in my opinion, any president would have done the same thing, because no president can defend losing more amer

rest in power, harry. >> supervisor yee: thank you. supervisor haney. >> supervisor: i just want to, well, first, supervisor mandelman, thank you for bringing this forward, and i want to share my condolences with everybody who cared for harry, lovered him. this is a huge loss for the city. like you had, my experiences with harry and the few times that i got to meet him, and each time i was around him, i was, like, oh my god, that is harry. harry britt is a legend. when you meet him, he was so understated and he was so straightforward and so kind that you really could get a sense that this was the life of politics was something that was not necessarily natural to him but his life story and the things that he had been through and the things he saw that brought him to that. and when i think about the story of san francisco, it is people like harry and people like harvey and it's people who came here and were able to turn san francisco into what we understand and take it for granted as being now. all of us ser

i'm harris faulkner.in new york city where one person was killed and five others hurt in a brooklyn shooting early just this morning. and among 13 shootings citywide over the past 24 hours. let's go to chicago now, at least 14 people were shot on monday and two people killed. the president says enough is enough. speak out look at what has happened to new york. crime is out, shootings are up, at numbers nobody has seen before. look at chicago,

somebody like a kamala harris because she ran for president.ebody that you know a little bit -- she's been vetted. only like karen bass, the congressman from california that you talked about at the top of the show, she would have to be introduced to america. >> tucker: but not to cuba, they know her there. >> exactly. but this is a person who even joe biden has said needs to be ready from day one. so one of the things that you've seen candidates to overtime a summary like obama because what he was young, he wanted summative that was an old washington hand, he went for joe biden. that was a good choice for him. someday like donald trump takes a mike pence because that reassured conservatives and evangelicals, that was a good pairing for him. so for joe biden, does he need to go for somebody that has more vigor, a little bit more youthful, and also, you know, whoever he chooses, he has to know that that person is going to plan to run for president starting november 4th. >> tucker: starting literally day one. so i hate to press you since you're no

i'm harris faulkner.after that move regarding roger stone, calling it corrupt and a mistake. however, the president is defending his decision. he says stone was treated horribly and targeted by a witch hunt. he was to begin a sentence tomorrow on charges including witness tamperi

harry s truman. the champagne bottle has not been properly prepare and to break the glass on impact. now mrs. truman unaware that her bottle is not prepared -- >> she seems to be rattled and she joins in the crowds laughter. >> but to the navy, forewarned is forearmed. watch it just under the airplane's nose. and the hammer misses on the first try. alls well that ends well. despite the stubborn bottle, she sends off the hospital plane with her blessing. >> her speech was charming. >> but it did, can it did encourage her. slouttly. she doesn't want people to laugh at her. >> but she was no -- cultural backwater for washington. she had been in washington as a senator's wife. and up at the white house, she knew exactly what to do and that bears a discussion, too. >> next is a call for susan. >> bu >>. >> caller: i just wanted to mention that i enjoyed the serious greatly. it is the best thing on television. another thing i was -- a few years ago i read a bhook by margaret truman about bess. in the book

not at all. >> harris: well, i'm right there with you.erino, thank you for being with me today. >> dana: okay, bye-bye. >> harris: i want to bring in atlanta city councilman. he is the god son. he says "john lewis was like a second father to me." thank you for being with us. i don't know if you could watch all of that, but michael, this was the final stop in washington, d.c., and it was emotional and beautiful. >> yes, i am so appropriate. first, thank you for having me on your program. but it is the culmination of a great american story, great american mentos, that someone can come from the humblest of beginnings and end up at the seat of power to influence the entire country, to influence the entire nation, and so it is a great culmination of that, but also has been an appropriate punctuation on the live of john lewis. >> harris: you have a memory and a history of your father and john lewis out the rest of us don't have. what was their relationship like? because they were the very best of friends. they were best friends. i remember bein

harris: yeah. you know, that's been part of what i think his legacy carries forth into 2020 as we face a new chapter or struggle. and, look, congressman cleaver, things are different than they were, you know, 55 years ago, obviously. some things remain though. and i wonder if you had an opportunity to talk with congressman lewis in the last few months. i mean, it feels like since george floyd the country has changed many different ways, many different times. i don't even know if we're talking about the same things as we were on may 25 that brought us together. >> one of the things that i are to tell you troubled -- i have to tell you troubled john was that some of the young demonstrators, you know, would say things like, you know, well, he's past his time. and john lewis, the life he lived is a life that can be -- that we put on display to all generations. and they were saying, you know, he's talking about nonviolence and love and peace, and particularly some of the anarchists, very few of them wer