harris? >> harris: dan springer, thank you very much.'s bring in the power model dog panel welcome to the program. doug schoen, former advisor to president bill clinton, always good to see you, as well, doug. let's start with just getting some initial reaction to this. and whether or not the mayor got it right saying that this shows a chill, if you will, and abuse of power. pw, i will come to you first. >> first of all, harris, an elected official who conspires with rioters and encourages violence, they should be held accountable. this idea that somehow we're going to have a city of love, as mayor durkan has called into the past, that's not what it turned into. it called the mike turn to a simmer of chaos. she should be held accountable under the law, and i think ag barr and the rest of the federal delegation should be pursuing charges against her for allowing violence to persist in american cities for the sake of winning an election. it is wrong and she should be held accountable. >> harris: doug? >> i must disagree with t.w. i'm agains

harris?> harris: peter doocy, thank you very much. i want to get more on this. let's bring int and hogan gidle. great to see you. some criticism has come with this idea of asking or pushing for a drug test, but it seems like it is setting the bar so low. why does the president feel like he needs to go there? >> i think anyone who watches joe biden speak knows he has good days and he has bad. let's be clear, in the 1990s, joe biden was willing to drug test everything that moved when he was disproportionately incarcerating black americans. that aside, the fact remains, joe biden has been doing this now for 50 years. he has a 47-year career in debates, 38 of them that he has been dissipated in, 11 and this democrat primary process alone. besting 20 plus opponents to emerge as the nominee. regardless of what joe biden says or does on the debate stage, one thing is certain. the media will declare him the winner. they have done it many times in the past, and we expect him to do that tomorrow night,

harris? harris: mike emmanuel, thank you very much.ant to talk directly with the white house now. deputy press secretary brian morgan stern is with me, and if we have that joe biden sound bite now -- brian, welcome to the program -- i want you to watch it with me and immediately get your response to it, because he's calling for the president to pull the name of amy coney barrett. let's watch. >> if people choose donald trump, then the senate should give his nominee a hearing and a vote. if the people do not choose trump and choose me, president trump's nomination should be withdrawn, i should nominate. harris: and there you have it. so i want to clean up that a bit because what he's saying is he's already saying if he's the president, he wants to be the person to go ahead and choose the candidate and then have the process come through him. what's your reaction to that, brian? >> it's fanciful. i mean, president trump is the president, and he was elected on a platform of nominating constitutionalist judges. most of the senate was electe

senator harris. -- -- tor harris: >> thank you so much, mr. chairman. it is always a joy to partake in the convention of the naacp. i think this is my second event. lifelong member, partially by force because of my dad. and now as an adult, certainly want to be a part and always excited to support what you are doing and a shoutout to my brother, the president, derrick johnson. senator harris, it is so great to see you. i'll refrain from calling you kamala today, because i think it's so important that they put some respect on your name. so i'm going to lead by example. we know you are in the middle of debate prep. i wish i was in the room with you to give you some one-liners, but hopefully, we can get you ready and most comfortable today. how are you doing, how are you feeling? senator harris: i am doing well. so good to see you. i just want to thank you for that introduction. thank you for not only talking about the head of the naacp, but my pastor, dr. amos brown. thank you to derrick johnson for your ongoing leadership. we talk so often these days abo

harry was suffering.was too young to hide anything. >> people were stunned by the sight of that wreath on top of the coffin, the white littlies and the simple word mummy. >> i stand before you today, the representative of a family in grief, in a country in mourning before a world in shock. >> watched by millions around the world, diana's brother charles spencer gives the eulogy. >> william and harry, we all care desperately for you today. how great your suffering is. we cannot even imagine. >> spencer vows that his family will protect william and harry and honor diana's wishes for her sons. >> we, your blood family, will do all we can to continue the imaginative and loving way in which you were steering these two exceptional young men so that their souls are not simply immersed by duty and tradition but can sing openly as you planned. >> he was trained on the gauntlet at the monarchy. charles was absolutely furious because he regarded this as an attack on him as somebody who had stifled her spirit and per

harris news.hin is hopeful the white house and democrats will strike a deal on a new coronavirus stimulus pag. he is meeting today with house speak nasse. -- nancy pelosi. a suspect was charged to attempted murder on two loss sheriffsdeputies. a 36-year-old was arrested. and they were also led to charge him in the attack on the officers. both police officers survived and are recovering at home thankfully. in st. louis, after reviewing videos, documents and interviews, attorneys decided not to prosecute 9 people charged with trespassing on the property of mcgoskee who face a felony charge for unlawful use a weapon. they made remarks at the republican national convention. >> to find your house is gone it's sobering to find out all you worked for and all that your parents worked for in a moment is gone. >> harris: generational losses as wildfires tear through california wine country and people have died. buildings burning in napa right now. the glass fire tripled to more than 56 square miles. tens of

harris? >> harris: yeah, that's interesting.hat's a little bit newer information then we even had last hour on "outnumbered." appreciate that, john roberts. a lot of people voting today, and both candidates headed to minnesota where in-person has begun. so it is getting on, as we like to say. good to see you, have a good weekend. not much love for new york city mayor bill de blasio. that probably doesn't shock you. it's been tough for him. especially today, after he again delayed in person classes at public schools. why he says he did it, and what the critics are saying now. and, after the ambush-style shooting of two police officers in los angeles, sheriff's deputies, a similar scene playing out in phoenix. the latest on cops under fire in america. ♪ >> thus far this year, 74 law enforcement officers have been killed in the line of duty in the united states of america. unfortunately, i don't hear a lot of people speak to that. ♪ look limu! someone out there needs help customizing their car insurance with liberty mutual, so they

here's harris. >> ♪ >> harris: let's begin with what we are watching president trump and joe biden are to face off tonight in a bruising presidential debate with the election just 5 weeks away. this is "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner. we are now fewer than 8 hours from the first of the 3 planned presidential debates. tonight's showdown in cleveland, ohio will focus on 6 topics including the u.s. supreme court and the integrity of the election. the trump campaign suggests things can get feisty. >> the president will be ready and strong to take on joe biden. i don't think he will holdback. he has a strong record to run on. he produced significant results in 47 months compared to 47 years of failure. >> harris: meanwhile biden's vice-president nominee kamala harris expects joe biden to do well. >> joe will speak directly to the american people and talk about facts and about solutions. >> harris: well, it got interesting in the last hour. fox news learning dramatic new details on last-minute negotiations between the two campaigns. biden and trump ahead of tonight's waives. --

senator harris: i did. i actually did. angela: oh! senator harris: and i talked to him recently. about voting actually. yeah. angela: i love it. i love it. senator harris: about all of us voting. angela: that's really important right now. ok. your favorite professor at howard. senator harris: oh. dr. hodgkin's -- haj kins. here were so many -- hodgkins. there were so many but i'll start with him. he was one who had been a real barrier breaker in his own career in life. but, you know, there are so many. the thing about the professors at howard is that they were the best and the brightest in their field. they could have taught anywhere that they wanted to teach. but they chose to each us. -- to teach us. and in that way really inspired us in ways that were very special and long lasting. angela: now that howard has their commercial from this too, this little plug, we're going to keep going to wrap it around. ok, who threw -- senator harris: in fairness -- [talking simultaneously] truly. that is an hbcu experience. it's universal in that way. angela: ok. who threw the best shade duri

>> harry was just suffering. he was too young to hide anything. >> harry has that fear that something will happen to meghan along the same lines that happened to his mother. >> every time i hear a click, it takes me straight back. >> prince harry and meghan markle announced they are stepping back. >> to be 100% royal, you have to sacrifice privacy and happiness. >> i never thought this would be easy but i thought it would be fair. >> harry is making this decision because he can't cope with the life that they're living. >>> the house of windsor, ruled over by a dutiful queen. elizabeth ii. >> god help me to make good my vow and god bless all of you who are willing to share in it. >> as she watches her beloved grandson marry his american bride -- >> i harry take you meghan -- >> a new generation breeathes life into an ancient institution. for nearly 70 years the queen has weathered scandal and tragedy. >> we have some sad news to bring you. princess diana has died. >> and battled to remain respected. >> it should b

harris. >> harris: wow, that made such an impression. and pandemic but we don't do bullets. garrett, thank you very much. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is looking to shore up support for the u.s. supreme court vote. democrats reportedly are weighing an armageddon option if the g.o.p. moves ahead with the nominee. our panel when we come back. >> they'll conduct impeachment hearings to stop the president from carrying his constitutional authorized privileges of responsibility. that's insane. helping thousands of veterans save thousands of dollars by refinancing at today's record low mortgage rates. with newday's va streamline refi, there's no appraisal, no income verification and no out of pocket costs. let newday help you use your va benefits to save $250 a month, that's $3000 a year. one call is all it takes. with the icon that does the same. the rx, crafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx 350 for $409 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> tech: when you've got ...safelite can come to you. >> tech: and y

harris?> harris: thank you very much, garrett. >> tonight we are also praying for everyone throughout the west affected by the devastating wildfires. my administration is closely coordinating with the state and local leaders, with the governor, and we think the more than 20,000 firefighters and first responders, courageously . >> harris: president trump from last night on the wildfires out west, and now he is headed to sacramento, california, for a briefing on what is happening out there, which already has killed at least 35 people in california, oregon, and washington state. christina coleman is live near one fire just north of los angeles. christina, it seems to be unending. >> is just been going on. for those firefighters who have been out, they are working tirelessly to try and get this under control. it's such an incredibly tough situation. 305 homes have been evacuated since yesterday, near the bobcat fire, including in this neighborhood here. you can see one of those major roads blocke

harris? >> harris: oh, yes.hank you, john. >> you bet. >> a look at pittsburgh, i looked at rochester, i looked at l.a. last night, i looked at these democrat-run cities. you look at portland every night, i don't think the democrats have the courage to control these people. >> harris: president trump a short time ago. we showed it to you, going after democrats over the response to violence in cities. authorities in seattle, washington, have arrested at least 22 people just last night. police say they threw rocks and molotov cocktails at police officers. in oregon, dueling demonstrations led to a chaotic scene outside the state capital as trump supporter's thought with counter protesters. dan springer lives for us in seattle. dan? >> going after these cities is currently campaign strategy by president trump, and the police in the pacific northwest were especially busy over this long holiday weekend. cops in seattle on monday were trying to protect the police union headquarters. they were telling the protesters to

>> hey, harris. the good news is it appears the worst of hurricane sally is passed. the bad news is the damage it's left behind, particularly here in downtown mobile. case in point, this restaurant here. you can see a part of this storefront completely blown out, and this tv also taken a beating, as well. that seems to be the theme as you walk down these downtown mobile streets. glass all over the ground, twisted metal over the place. that utility box probably a good indicator of how powerful the storm was, how powerful the wind was. you can see it is just leaning on its side. across the street over there, that business missing it storefront, also missing a big chunk of its window. we spoke to the owner a short time ago who said he was surprised that the power of the storm. >> we didn't expect the storm to be as strong as it turned out to be. it's a big inconvenience and a surprise, that it actually did the damage that it did. >> and that store owner's awning is a couple hundred feet away, across the

harris? >> harris: mike, thank you so much.k plans to independently review any coronavirus vaccines approved by the federal government paid the governor of connecticut has taken a similar stance. governor cuomo says he is skeptical about how the process is hurrying along. >> the way the federal government has handled the vaccine, there are now serious questions about whether or not the vaccine has become politicized. on the first question of is it safe, new york state will have its own review when the federal government is finished with their review, and says it is safe. >> harris: and, of course, my first question, jackie deangelis, what does the review process look like? because last time i checked, neither of those governors as the doctor. >> left not good afternoon to you, harris. first i will put this in the market lends to like lens. this on pace for the largest losing streak in more than he one thing that could help calm these fuses vaccine. it says it's going to start phase three trials on 10,000 volunteers in the u.k.

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. joining us today, fox & friends cohost brian kilmeade. the rest of his resume would take about a half hour, so we are just proud of him. good to see you. >> brian: thank you for having me on. i repeat she did it. >> harris: absolutely. let's start with the here and now. you've got the president just getting onto air force one. we are waiting for just a few mitts from now, we have comments from him. but we already know that he talks about some of the things that were brought up over the weekend. not to mention money. brian, what are your thoughts? >> brian: it's a shock to see that "new york times" story proven correct. all the money he was able to gather, they are on the stretch, three months until election day. it is stunning that the reports are correct. $100 billion of his own money in. i'm amazed at this, at this point in this race with the debates, two and a half weeks aw

from biden or kamala harris. nancy pelosi is the speaker of the house, but there is supposed to be a unified party. you have north of four or five states that are already beginning to vote right now. in this election year, the things that managed t that mattr to them. to have the president tweet about that, it's easy for him to say it makes them look heartless, because the clap back isn't, "oh, my gosh, no one's going home." we had a little bit about that from democrats yesterday. "until this deal is done. we will skinny it. make sure it's just those things. no additives put in there. will make history with a skinny build to help the american people." i haven't heard that wording. in an election year you allow your opponent -- and opponents, in this case, because it's more than just the president running, there are a lot of people up for reelection. it allows them to shape the conversation. to put names and labels on you that maybe you don't deserve, but you are not letting your actions count against them. now th

now, my good friend harris. ♪ >> harris: let's get right to the news.ump now set to hold an event in the rose garden this afternoon as the 2020 campaign reaches a critical moment. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the countdown is on to the first presidential debate, now tomorrow night. when president trump and joe biden will face off in cleveland, ohio. the big event moderated by our own chris wallace. amid a growing battle now over the president's repeated calls for biden to be drug tested ahead of the debate, claiming he could be on performance-enhancing drugs. the biden campaign firing back, "if the president thinks his best case is made in urine, he can have at it. we'd expect nothing less from donald trump." president trump

i'm harris.resident trump and former vice president joe biden on biden honoring those who died 19 years ago today when terrorists attacked our nation. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the candidates visiting pennsylvania today where flight 93 crashed into a field on september 11th, 2,001. passengers and crew on board try to take back control of the plane from hijackers giving their lives to save their fellow americans. kristin fisher is there and a month of the things that is so amazing a

harris? >> harris: brian?him not having preexisting conditions or taking that away. one thing is clear that the president of the united states is going to make, if he says 200 million people will die by the time i'm done with the speech, the president will say excuse me. the number 200,000. when he says every one of them would be alive if it wasn't for this president if he listened to the data, the president will call him out on that. so i remember the look on joe biden's face when he first started debate. he is jarred when people go after him. he gets stunned. the only reason he stopped being stunned the democrats looked at him and stopped going after him. harrikamala harris went down to tulsi gabbard. it wasn't until after the nominee that people started to look at him again and he had a decent debate against bernie sanders. but he said something that won't hold. he said i'm for banning fracking against bernie sanders. sanders said that is not the plan. he has told others about the fossil fuels. it's up to t

before that, check out harris faulkner, next. ♪ >> harris: the late justice ruth bader ginsburg's casketmoments ago. we watched this live together. she was the first woman, the first jewish person to lie in state inside the u.s. capitol. she was in statuary hall. moments ago, the scene of her casket being brought down the east front center steps. she would join the motorcade. her casket there. "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. joe biden and kamala harris joined lawmakers at ginsburg's family in morning the

harris. >> harris: peter doocy, thank you very much.wall street journal" article argues joe biden has to make a big impression during first debate with president trump, what that initial performance will be like and why is it so crucial with voters. stay with me. >> harris: joe biden may have been campaigning for nearly a year and a hat, but an op-ed says that winning the election e first half-hour of the very first debate between biden and president trump, which is exactly two weeks from today. jerry sides writes this. that is a crucial period when joe biden will have his best chance to show that he is up to the job and give wavering voters who don't really like president trump a feeling that it is safe to move away from him and towards the democrats. former white house press secretary ari fleischer joins me now. first of all, what do you expect to see from joe biden on that first debate, what does he have to do? >> he has to be articulate and fast on his feet. he has to be conversant. that's really where the bar is set for joe biden.

you see them, they come out every day. >> harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. townhall.com editor in fox news contributor, katie pavlich. syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall. joining us today in the center seat on the virtual couch, host of "bulls and bears" on fox business, davi david asman. i haven't seen you in a minute, wait to see you. >> david: been a while. thank you. >> harris: we are about to do some swing dancing through the states, following these candidates. are you surprised that all of how this is taking shape? because joe biden is actually going to get out there. >> david: well, he is. and his rhetoric is getting harder. it is always tough to match up with donald trump's rhetoric. i mean, nobody hits harder than donald trump. the idea of mentioning criminal behavior on the part of the president, in terms of his actions with regard to covid, i think that is something going on here. i think what is happening is they are trying to throw a little shade on an investigation that is going on by se

harry belafonte was one of those. ♪ >> harry belafonte was a huge celebrity, at the time.record-setting album after album. >> the first performer to sell over a million copies of a single album. >> what mr. belafonte wound up doing was taking the art form of calypso music. and making it mainstream for america's taste. >> in the west indies, there are many languages that have invaded those islands. french, english, the spanish. it comes out in a strange tongue. just say it with me. >> i wonder why nobody don't like me. >> all right, george. i think he's got it. ♪ i wonder why nobody don't like me or is it a fact that i'm ugly ♪ ♪ i wonder why nobody don't like me or is it the fact that i'm ugly ♪ >> harry was also a movie star. he was a household name, black and white. >> in your heart, deep down inside. don't you still think of us as slaves? >> we saw him in iconic films like "carmen jones." "bright road." "odds against tomorrow." "island in the sun." >> today, we take it for granted. but in the 1950s, that was a radical idea to have a black artist have a white fan base, a

harris? >> harris: matt, thank you very much. of course as matt said, we will bring it to you the moment we know more news. the hearing is going on. if we can dip in to that via virtual this afternoon, and the next few minutes we will. otherwise we will wait until the kentucky attorney general who is expected to have a news conference moments from now will officially announce the decision. so however we can bring it to you quickest, you will see it here on "outnumbered overtime." we move on now. mourners are paying their respects to justice ruth bader ginsberg at the u.s. supreme court. where her casket will lie in repose today and tomorrow. on friday, justice ogunnaike is the first ever to lie in state at the -- justice ruth bader ginsberg is the first to lie in state at the capitol. president trump is going to announce his nominee at 5:00 p.m. eastern. he talked about last night in a rally in pittsburgh. >> president trump: to uphold the constitution written opposed to conceived by a radical left judge. i will soon announce the

harris? >> harris: thank you. we will take everyone live to the lectern to your left, i think it is, as soon as this beginnings. i want to bring in tennessee senator blackburn of the senate judiciary committee now. it's always good to see you, senator. >> good to see you. >> harris: do you think you have the votes in the senate? >> we do have the votes in the senate. once the president has made his nomination, the leader mcconnell and the chairman graham will announce the timeline and what it will be. i look forward to vote for a constitutionalist to take the spot as a justice on the supreme court. >> moments ago, the team said that they said they wouldn't rule out hearing on this. could you get a vote before november 3? could it be a possibility? >> yes, i think we could. we are going to follow the precedent. we know the timeline of 30 days of being nominated. the nominee has a hearing with the judiciary committee. we will do our due diligence. we are going to be very thorough and thoughtful. i am thrill ved a fe

you know, he was close to harry. and he wanted to turn the show over so that harry could showcase his view of the world for a full week. and he got backup from-- from nbc executives also, which was pretty amazing, as you said, given the time. >> i also think, harry was such a huge star at that t and it's-- we sometimes don't remember. you know, he was multi-platform: tv, film, movies. and i think that johnny thought he was the guy-- literally-- he was the guy who could do it, who could speak to a national audience about these issues, and be entertaining. >> hill: because of what harry was already doing-- i mean, some of the film goes to what harry was doing in the 1950s and onstage with a diverse cast members and so forth. so i guess, to a certain extent, that made it "more acceptable" to america's audience? >> yeah, i mean, i think harry was a hu super-- a superstar for everyone, black, white. you know, we say in the film, it's pretty amazing for him to be appealing to white audiences during these times of segregati

now, here's my partner harris faulkner. ♪ >> harris: we will get started here, the nation is so focusedcourt showdown is quickly shaping or reshaping the 2020 election. you're watching "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. both political sides of the aisle drawing battle lines over the supreme court vacancy after the death of ruth enter ginsberg. president trump told fox news today that he will announce nominees friday and saturday and has narrowed his list to about five people. setting up a major showdown with democrats who now are promising an all-out effort to stop a confirmation before the november election. however, the president's supporters are pushing for the seat to be filled and his rally in north carolina, that happened over the weekend.

big test today for kamala harris. this is her first solo campaign stop as the vice presidential nominee at union training center later this hour in milwaukee. you see her getting off the plane. let's head to milwaukee where nbc national news reporter is covering senator harris. i want the talk a bit about wa we just heard from the president because he went after kamala harris about her comments on a vaccine. bring us up to speed on that and give us a fact check based on what the president said. >> reporter: truly the season of contrast in style and in substance especially over this issue of vaccines which we're going to see once kamala harris arooirives at this training cen. it would make vaccines the latest political ping-pong item. i'm waiting to see if that is what happens here. this starts over the weekend when kamala harris gave an interview and asked about if she would take vaccine if it was found before the election. she said she wanted to hear from the scientists on it. she wouldn't just rely on trump. i want

now, here's harris. ♪ >> harris: president trump is pushing back hard today against the cdc director's covid-19 vaccine as he is set to travel to three swing states in three days, where this has become a major campaign issue. "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. the president's comments come after testimony from cdc director dr. robert redfield telling lawmakers it could be nearly a year before a vaccine may be ready to be widely distributed in america. redfield spoke at a senate panel hearing yesterday on the covid-19 response. >> if you're asking me what it's going to be generally available to the american public, so we can begin to take

harris? >> harris: jeff paul, thank you very much. you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. townhall.com editor in fox news contributor, katie pavlich. attorney and fox news contributor, emily compagno. in the center seat today, fox news contributor and syndicated radio host of the richard fowler show, richard fowler is with us. i actually, emily, want to go to first and talk legality of all of this. it was not missed on anybody yesterday that, as those charges are read in the courtroom by the judge via zoom, they were a little confusing. the charges came because of the case, not because of the killing of breonna taylor. let's start there, get you to break it down, and i have a follow. >> emily: absolutely, i'm happy to. the three counts of the charge against the former officer, it is essentially engaging in conduct that creates a substantial risk of death or serious bodily harm to another individual, under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to the valley of human life. essentially it's an analog to reckless en

here's harris. >> harris: president trump and joe biden campaigning in key swing states.st saw joe biden in one and the president going to the next one later today. after last night's verbal brawl at the first debate. this is "outnumbered overtime" and i am harris faulkner. former vice president biden spoke and we watched it live on fox news channel. kicking off his campaign's train tour in ohio before heading to pennsylvania. president trump will travel to a make america again rally this evening. all of the talk today is about last night's first presidential debate that veered off topic from the coronavirus pandemic to name

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kamala harris met with the blake family and legal team when she landed there.the meeting from the hospital bed where he told harris he was proud of her. and as vice president pence, toward an energy utility company, he said the trump administration stands with law enforcement and condemned rioting and looting. shimon prokupecz joins me now with kin osha, wisconsin. what are you learning about the harris/blake meeting there. >> reporter: according to the attorney for jacob blake, there was an our long meeting and seven people talk part in the meeting. you have jacob blake sr., you had his sister was present, and then his mother was on the phone and several other people were on the phone. and then as you said, jacob blake jr. called in and there was this moment, according to the lawyers, between kamala harris and jacob blake jr. where he told her that he was proud of her and she told him how proud she was of him for working through his pain. and she also told the family that they should use their pain to help america progress to end systemic racism. and as we kno

here's harris. >> ♪ >> harris: let's begin with what we are watching president trump and joe biden areight in a bruising presidential debate with the election just 5 weeks away. this is "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner. we are now fewer than 8 hours from the first of the 3 planned presidential debates. tonight's showdown in cleveland, ohio will focus on 6 topics including the u.s. supreme court and the integrity of the election. the trump campaign suggests things can get feisty. >> the president will be ready

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i'm harris faulkner.news conference, the president tore into "abc news"'s jonathan karl after carl asked about the universe with bob woodward and specific comments he made on the coronavirus. the president really took issue with the reporter's questions. >> why did you like to the american people and washed we trust what you have to

its kamala harris of california.told in my ear at this second, for the record, those applause were from claire mccaskill. >> i think, let harris adds a layer of energy onto the biden campaign. >> people wanted to be around her, there was a charisma, a fascination, for lack of a better word, a bit of celebrity surrounding celebrity surrounding kamala harris. >> joe biden could've chosen someone else but he couldn't have chosen anyone better.inin she is a great campaigner but she's also good at governing. >> democrats have thought since she stepped on the stage she had a bright future. >> she's a fighter. s >> she's an energetic campaigner, younger people's vote, all of this brings enormous energy. >> sean: pretty much anybody would have more energy than the ever forgetful joe, it seemsms like he needs a nap often. and he only got 2% or less -- the coverage was so bad, so biased, one of these fake journalists complained we were throwing everything but the kitchen sink at kamala harris -- that's actually called vetting

a picture of harry and meghan markle.have removed themselves from the british royalfamily, but removed themselves from the british royal family, but they have signed now a deal with a netflix. what can we expect? they are following what obamas did, producing and documentary making wit netflix. we will see them for another camera? do we know much about the deal? there seems to be splitting up hanging at the moment as to whether or not they will indeed appear in front of the camera. there is suggested they will be involved in a documentary about their lives but in some ways this is their lives but in some ways this is the announcement we've been waiting for. ever since harry and megan announced they will go to the good become self—sufficient. a lot of question the marks how they would earn enough money and live in america when they were completely independent of taxpayer support over here. —— harry and meghan. we know meghan markle is an actress. she has strong winds in america with the entertainment industry. theyjust had

|j harry and william. 10, is there something you would watch?ing home to switch the television on to watch it. i have a feeling we have been down that route so feeling we have been down that route so many times. yes, there is a different angle, i suppose, from william and henry muh through their eyes as her sons, but i am getting a sort of weary of the harry and meghan constant publicity stunts. and you do have to sort of ask about, what are they getting out of it? they are getting a hold of money from netflix, but i'm naturally exactly doing the royal family a lot of good. to me, at the sound of... it does sound vulgar. you do wonder exactly what they bring to it other than they could introduce a programme, and just the royal moniker would increase the viewers and the people who like that sort of thing, but if you're going to make a documentary, i suppose you might as will get it from the kids who were there. also, i suppose, there is a question of, they have to earn the money. they are not getting it from the british hectares any more —— briti

harris biden, biden harris. greg: joel, what you make of his week week?e has this copycat campaign where he imitates anything that works for anybody else, is town hall was a driving town hall. he's imitating you, greg because you did a drive and for your book launch. greg: that is true, there's th that. joel: there's also the odd problem i have now because the song he played, it's the opening number on my wife's playlist or shelley call it, more romantic moment, delete that and find something else to play. greg: all right, kat. kat: hey. greg: what is going through joe biden's mind? kat: the big story this week was like the biden harris kamala harris biden, he said this, she said this. i truly don't care the name of it. i'm upset about the plan that says 3 trillion in new taxes. i already pay so many in taxes, you want more? i said this last year, i stand by it. i want a baby to be president. people say to me, kat, how would we get anything done? we wouldn't. donald trump is such a big baby, i get upset not for the same reason lot of people watching might

including bashing his opponents and singling out senator kamala harris for saying she does not trust him to oversee a safe vaccine. >> biden and his very liberal running mate, the most liberal person in congress, not a competent person in my opinion, would destroy this country and destroy this economy. >> okay. we're going to talk a lot about that press conference. there's a lot of other news. in wisconsin, vice president pence and senator harris are holding duelling events this hour. pence is touring lacrosse and senator harris will appear at a traping center in milwaukee. joe biden continues to hammer the president's reported comments denigrating members of the arms services as losers and suckers. here is part of his conversation with union members and veterans in pennsylvania this amp. >> what are your fellow soldiers talk about out there?

the complaint claims that after the fbi raided harris' home thursday morning, harris admitted to sending asking for important graphic photos and videos from one of the teens. if convicted, harris could face up to 30 years in prison. this morning, netflix saying, like everyone, we are shocked by this news. any abuse of minors is a terrible crime and we respect the legal process. >> y'all get in your formation and let me see it. >> reporter: harris' cheer coach, monica aldama, who is currently competing on "dancing with the stars" has not yet commented. harris is scheduled to appear in court on monday. his attorney will argue for harris to be released from jail because they say he's at higher risk of contracting covid-19. this case is putting the sport of cheerleading in the spotlight, and coming up later on "good morning america," the accusations of widespread sexual misconduct involving hundreds of coaches and choreographers who have been allowed to stay in the sport. kenneth, mona. >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> a former dentist from alaska who came under scrutiny after a video we