here is harris. >> bill: see you tomorrow. >> harris: president biden in his first address to congress calls for immigration report and path to citizenship for people here illegally. even a fellow democrat he heard no plan for the massive crisis at the border. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". in his 63-minute long speech the president spent just three minutes on immigration and did not directly address the overwhelming migrant surge. when he did go to the topic he asked congress to send a bill to his desk. >> president biden: i kept my commitments to send a comprehensive immigration bill. if you believe in the pathway to citizenship pass it and the root people of why people are fleeing. the country supports immigration reform. let's act and let's debate it and argue over it but let's act. >> harris: even members of his own political party say joe biden fell short last night. democratic arizona senator mark kelly wrote this in a statement. what i didn't hear tonight was a plan to address the immediate crisis at the border and i will continue holding this administ

harris, back to you. >> harris: steve harrigan, thank you very much. meanwhile senator mitch mcconnell has more to say about companies criticizing georgia's new voting law. what he says they should have done at the very start of this. and this. >> this is perfect for them in terms of pushing their agenda especially to people on the far left side of this issue. it doesn't do anything to keep me or anyone else safe as a gun owner in this country. >> harris: president biden set to issue executive orders on gun control moments from now during this hour. will his actions only punish responsible gun owners? retired marine bomb technician joey jones joins me on the issue next. stay close. homeowners. with home values high and mortgage rates at near record lows. great news for veterans who need money for their family. that's me. refiplus from newday usa lets you refinance at near record lows plus get an average of $50,000. that's me. that's money for security today or retirement tomorrow. that's me. refiplus. keeping your oysters business growing has you swamp

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harris. >> harris: jackie, thank you very much. republican senator tom cotton of the senate judiciary and intelligence committees joins me now. great to have you on the program. thank you. >> good morning, good to be on with you. >> harris: so explain to me what the whole point of this is if democrats actually might not be able to get court packing passed? and those democrats who were pushing against it, what is the political play here for them? >> the whole point is the democratic power grab. they're angry they don't have a liberal majority on the supreme court and they want to add four justices, shocking the exact number they need to get democratic appointed justices into a majority on the court. they may not be able to pass this in congress right now in part because the senate is evenly divided. part of this the democrats trying to push the boundaries of what is possible. if they win larger majorities at some point in the future they'll put more pressure on their colleagues to vote for this and ultimately to pack the court. you'

harris, back to you. >> harris: steve, thank you very much. senator lindsey graham is calling out president biden for using incendiary and divisive language about the new georgia voting law. watch. >> they are calling all of us racist because we won't give in to this power grab. they play the race card morning, noon, and night. i am tired of it. i think it's cheap. i think it's sick for the president of the united states, joe biden, who has been a friend for years, to say that what they are doing in georgia is jim crow 2.0. some of you got families that lifted jim crow. -- lived through jim crow. >> harris: senator john kennedy is here republican from louisiana. good to see you, senator. i want to get your top line thoughts where we are with this. i haven't heard the word race more than just this week in a very long time in politics. >> harris, i don't hate anybody. and i try to see grace wherever i can find it. but the decision by mr. rob manfred, the commissioner of major league baseball, to turn baseball into a blue sport, it just really ma

>> harris: dr.son after six women developed a rare blood clot disorder. some say the move will discourage americans from getting vaccines in general for fears they're unsafe. dr. fauci is pushing back. >> i would think at the end of the day it could actually diminish hesitancy by saying boy, those people they are looking at that really carefully. when they say something is safe you can believe it's safe. so it goes both ways. >> harris: i sometimes wonder if he lives on the same planet that we do. is he hearing what people are saying? dr. marc siegel is a professor of medicine at nyu langone and medical contributor. part of the relationships we have with our medical experts like the one with dr. siegel we talk plainly and listen to one another. are the experts listening to the decision on the j&j vaccine? >> they're not messaging properly. they're fear messaging. i know dr. fauci well. i know the people on the advisory committee of the fda and interviewed them several times. they are focused in, las

here is harris, bye-bye. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. derupt after the fatal police shooting of a black teenager in columbus, ohio. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". protestors taking to the streets in cities like columbus and outrage over the death of 16-year-old ma'khia bryant is growing. now democrats and mainstream media are facing criticism saying bryant was just being a kid when an officer shot and killed her as she was trying to stab another black girl with a knife. congresswoman tlaib tweeted this. we cannot be a society that justifies the killing of a child. tucker carlson says democrats don't seem to care that bryant was about to plunge a knife into another girl. >> just because someone is getting stabbed doesn't mean you have to stop it. racist. children have been stabbing their friends forever. get over it. let kids be kids. let them stab each other. >> harris: a neighbor who caught this incident on his own security camera above his garage door telling me exclusively on "the faulkner focus" yesterday th

i'm harris faulkner. here today, kayleigh mcenany, my co-host, fox nation host tomi lahren, charlie hurt, opinion editor and columnist for the "washington times" and fox news contributor as well. welcome. >> good morning. >> harris: john kerry calling the claims by the iran foreign minister unequivocally false. saying it never happened. but while kerry is secretary of state had legitimate meetings with sharif, like this one here. there are growing questions over what he may have told him as a private citizen after he left office and if he tried to undermined the trump administration. republicans are demanding answers. >> it would be a major foreign policy controversy for the country if it's true. not sure when he told them about it. after being secretary of state or during the negotiations? >> enough is enough. a red line that was crossed if this is true revealing secret information to one of america's most sworn enemies with the blood of thousands of american military members on hands. >> this is serious

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harris. >> harris: thank you very much. i want to go to new video now which shows black lives matter protestors harassing diners in new york city last night saying, quote, the white-owned establishment was not welcome. watch. >> get out of new york. >> we don't want you here. we don't want you here. we don't want you here. we don't want your money. >> harris: jason nichols, university of merchandise professor of from time to time studies. great to see you doctor. t.w. i will come to you first on this. the justice that people said that they were in the streets for. many said oh, justice was served yesterday. so why are they in the streets harassing people who are not of color at restaurants saying get out? why is that even happening? what does it have to do with the death of george floyd? >> i think part of it, harris, if we're honest, many of the leaders on the left have asked them to do it. we have leaders like maxine waters who is calling for more violence in the street. there is no interest, really, in healing this count

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. you gave a number that we hadn't added up totally. 6.1 trillion. that's a big number. good to see you. i want to bring in jason chaffetz. former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor. welcome today. first of all, you know, you are talking about so-called rescue plans for people. when you look at a price tag of $6.1 trillion, who exactly is joe biden as president rescuing who wants that as a bill to saddle the american people with? >> well remember, there is mandatory programmatic spending that is approaching 3 to 4 trillion a year. i don't think much of that is call you lateed into that. the promise of joe biden is a lie and the reality of joe biden are two totally different things. he promised to unite the country, to bring the country together. to work in a bipartisan way. he hasn't even had a conversation with kevin mccarthy and not sure he has met with mitch mcconnell the minority leader in the senate. he makes no pretense of trying to work and unite the coun

thank you. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: changes at the u.s.y from the president's commission that could pave the way to court packing? remember when he was asked about that and he didn't have an answer to share before the election? the pushback and then this. >> it's a new jim crow, just that simple. so i would say to everybody, come on, just look at the history and it is there. >> harris: the highest ranking african-american member of congress says georgia's new voting law is a return to the south's jim crow past. hum. reaction from rnc chair ronna mcdaniel. so you only pay for what you need. thank you! hey, hey, no, no limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands your heart stays connected to your doctor, so you know it's beating as it should. and a rapid test to help evaluate concussion, in case something were to happen. at abbott, we fight for these moments, developing life-changing technologies. because dignity demand

here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. senator tim scott has hit back at the left while facing attacks for saying america is not a racist country. i'm harris faulkner. the controversy exposing two vastly different visions for america as the president is calling for an expansion of the federal government and rooting out what he calls systemic racism that plagues america and he is plowing ahead with massive tax and spending proposals as you know. the "wall street journal" now calling it cradle the grave big government saying president biden's latest plan rejects the old social contract of work for benefit. however, senator tim scott says more americans of all backgrounds will reject the controlling doctrine of the left and that democrats are fighting bigotry with more bigotry by calling him slurs like uncle tim. >> the hypocrisy needs to stop. i am a black man, i am proud to be black. i happen to be a conservative because i came to the conclusion a long time ago that conservative policies and principles is the way that we se

harris. >> harris: the keystone pipeline.obs and then all of those cottage industries that were around to support those families who go into those cities and states to build the pipeline, right? i mean he has created some of the talk about energy about this. he will have to compromise. >> i don't trust anything joe biden says. he is the liar and chief days after he said he wouldn't kill the keystone pipeline. he would allow it to take time. he said he would compromise with republicans. he may have had meetings but not compromised. i don't believe it at all. the green new deal legislation they're pushing through, 2 million people are in public housing. i'm a product of the south side of chicago. this isn't meant to help people in there. what about a jobs program? if you want to create efficiency and clean up lead paint i get this. this is a big push for union donations and want to force people who participate in this to be unionized. it's what this is for. the unions and support of the democratic party. >> harris: thank you bo

harris. >> harris: jackie, thank you very much. i want to bring in bret homan a former u.s. attorney in utah. good to have you on the program today. an important day. under former president trump we saw three justices added. in a different scenario, though, the fact that democrats are now willing to pack the court before the president's commission on the matter is even turned its reporting in, what does that tell you? >> what it says is there really is no leadership on the democrat side in washington, d.c. right now. this is not something even biden 10 years ago that was even considered an appropriate move by either party. there was leadership that warned each party against these kind of measures that really politicized the court. we don't hear that now. instead even after announcing the commission that was supposed to study we see that's more theater. when a bill a week later is going to come out to add four justices to the supreme court. >> harris: i don't want to do anything but ask the questions ahead of this news conference. we can't reach any conclusions yet but until

i am harris faulkner.r today is emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany, and in the virtual center seats, fox and friend cohost also host of the show. i'm going to kick it to

let me go back to kamala harris. kamala harris is a political diva.lie brown school of politics. don't get your hands dirty and issues you cannot win back going down to the border, it is not a winning argument because all she wants is power. she will go to a bakery but she's not going down there. she's not going to take any press calls, not going to answer the tough questions because she doesn't have the answers and she doesn't want to go down there because there is no winning political upside for her. she is not confident to be the vice president, she's not going to go down there and basically, you will see kamala harris at a bakery talking about vaccines, dealing with recalled governor gavin newsom but going down there and securing our national border, she cannot win because if she does the right thing, she has to has to reinstate donald trump's policies. >> harris: actually get chills when you say that because that tells me that, forgive the lunchtime word, that movement on this is constipated. it's not politically satisfying for them. >> tomi: unl

here's harris. >> harris: a special hour of "the faulkner focus". poliulkner. we're about to go in depth and take a look at what law enforcement officers are facing right now in this extremely tense climate on american streets. an important and necessary real talk about how we got here. what needs to happen now? this is in "the faulkner focus" today because we have to move forward. we can't stay stuck here. and living without law enforcement is not what america can survive. we'll get into what some are calling the war on cops. the push by certain politicians to defund or even dismantle police departments all together. the explosion of violent crime across the country. the stalled police reform bills in congress and the relationships between police, sheriffs and the communities they serve. today as you may know, elizabeth city, north carolina is under a state of emergency. ahead of the expected public release of body cam footage of the police killing of andrew brown junior. matt finn gets us started this hour with that news and much more. matt. >> harris, in nor

they were close like harry it could have very well been me along with harry except for being color blindjust wanted to tell you the story of my being a lot like harry, lee wallace. >> lovely. >> so, you know, even from sons and members of families who write and just send the letters that they have from their loved ones as well and just wonderful, this account is actually from europe, from the european theater and this young man was written up in the paper because he had wrote, he tells parents how excited it was and beautiful ceremony and they gave him a new uniform and bronze star and new shoes. all my buddies in the troop commander are as happy as me. enough of that, but two years ago when i was training in the states i never thought this would happening to me. i haven't done too badly as a soldier. all the ceremonies mean to a fellow and makeot them happy but nothing will make me anymore happy than when i get back on good old walnut street with the family having the good times all over again. there never will be a place nicer. i am sending the bronze star medal to you, mom and you, da

i am harris faulkner. your today is emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany, and in the virtual center seats, fox and friend cohost also host of the show. i'm going to kick it to you. >> good morning. thank you so much. as tensions remain high in columbus, ohio, the white house is weighing in on a police shooting and are now suggesting that the officer is responsible was a racially motivated attack, despite camera video showing her lunging at a girl with a knife. the press secretary says this. >> the killing of the 16-year-old michalak bryant is tragic, we know police violence impacts people like black men and boys experiencing higher, we are working to address systemic racism and implicit bias had on. >> emily: kayleigh, i would like to start with you. believe your own eyes, that was the prosecutor's final admonition in the derek chauvin trial and he writes that that should be the admonition governing a public response to this horrible tragedy. believe your own eyes, he writes. your thoughts? >> kayleigh: he wen

along with harry. except for being color blind. just wanted to tell you this story but my being a lot like harry. lee wallace. >> that's lovely. >> so sons and members of family who bright and send letters they have from loved ones and just wonderful -- this condition is from europe, from the european theater and this young man was written up in be paper bus he told miss family he had b given the bronze star and they gave million a new uniform and new -- him a new uniform and said annual my buddies are happy as me. that's enough office that but two years ago when i was train neglect states he never thought this would happen to me, i'd be knocking out german machine guesses and gets decorations for it so i haven't done too badly as a soldier. all the ceremonies mean a lot to a fellow and make him happy butting in makes me anymore happy when i get back there on walnut street with the family, having good times. to there never well by a place nicer. i'm sending the bronze star methodol to you mom and dad. you can have it. i oyou a lot

i think so, harris.came on this network and when pressed to say what about the law is actually oppressive, what about the law is actually racist and reduces voter access, and she said well, actually, it was the context. so to your point, it is not about the dash it is about the broader environment. i have to say that for a president who has had almost 50 years of experience representing constituents, who is a coauthor, one of the authors on one of the greatest incarceration bills, he touted that in his campaign, his relationships across the aisle, it is incredibly reductive and oversimplified for him to be using this language. and i expect more nuance from impure and more accuracy. has he been to a prison? >> harris: all right. everybody saw me put my glasses on because we have breaking news. i am looking down now. i want to be able to give you the details. it is now being widely reported, however fox news has not independently confirm, we are working to, that officer kim potter will be charged with seco

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i think the criticism of vice president harris is very warranted.n visited the border? why didn't she get on an airplane immediately and go down to the northern triangle area, why didn't she go visit with the president of mexico? what has she done? i can't name anything that she's done and human trafficking, such as the word, these women are being raped, they are being used and it really is sad. i've been down there many times and it's totally preventable. >> harris: look, i mean, when the vice president has been asked about this in recent days she said she is going to go and meet leaders like those in guatemala, she's going to do these things, there's just no timetable and i don't understand, morgan, how we got to be on such a slow role here, these are lives at stake that we all care about, this country was built on legal immigration and at the same time we care about these little ones who sometimes are being left behind, right? if they can't keep up with the pack, we had the former governor of new mexico tell us that, they will just leave the kids

>> harris: you are watching "outnumbered" and i'm harris faulkner. today michael host emily compagno and former trump administration white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany who is beginning a new journey with us today as a regular cohost right here on "outnumbered." kayleigh, welcome. you know i adore you and i'm glad you are with this. >> kayleigh: so glad to be with you. >> harris: the obama administration, and in a virtual seat today former white house press secretary for the bush administration and fox news contributor ari fleischer. today, a trifecta of three past administrations on "outnumbered." forgive me for talking over little bit. i want to get to that so i can bring you altogether so we can welcome kayleigh. let's go around the block, emily. >> emily: kayleigh, we are so thrilled to have you as the newest member of the "outnumbered" team and it's truly great to sit alongside you and harris. welcome to the party. >> kayleigh: thank you. it is an honor to be here with both of you. this is my lunch time show and i love to be here. it is

harris?the cdc a liar by not following the guidelines, i mean, i really don't understand what democrats are doing last night, mandating that when they have all been fully vaccinated. the cdc says we can get together with other people who have been fully vaccinated. if you go outside, you don't need a mask. they are modeling the messaging. they are taking the prevaccine message inside to the hall that is socially distanced, and in the end, kayleigh says, let's get together. maybe they won't notice that we are breaking our own rules. my god, it must reek of that cheap cologne hypocrisy. but it smells and looks like hypocrisy from here, and it is not going to include or encourage anybody about thinking okay, maybe they get the vaccine because it makes life better, as charles says. hold that july 4th barbecue. don't let these people tell you not to go outside. don't listen to them. unless they are going to live up to it. we are waiting. >> emily: exactly. we all going to be at kennedy's house at

. >> harris: you are very >> harris: we begin here. a growing number of police officers across the country are leaving their jobs amid what critics are calling a war on police. at least 31 people were shot between friday and sunday. 15 people injured on saturday night alone. the violent weekend comes as we learned of a third nypd officers leaving the forest for the number of officer retirement rose to 75% last year, compared with the previous year. more than 5300 cops calling it quits and a rise in anti-police sentiment. you are watching "outnumbered." today, my cohost, emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany. a host of, kennedy. media columnist for "the hill" and fox news contributor, joe concha. commit a crime, and all of the violence surges in cities. now portland, oregon,'s mayor, ted wheeler, is changing his tune on the violent protests that have continued for over a year. wheeler is now calling on people to identify the rioters and help take back the city from the self-described anarchistic mob. >> we must stand together as a community

you're watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today, emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany my cohost, tomi lahren and steve hilton, great to see everybody. as these images show, ma'khia bryant appeared to be just moments away from stabbing and potentially killing another young girl and the officer had just nine seconds from getting out of the patrol car to reaching that point before he fired. but the officer is not being recognized for saving the life of the woman in the pink who is pressed up against that car, instead this has been the reaction from democratic lawmakers and multiple media outlets, watch. >> just like we've been visited by tragedy here in minnesota often, she in columbus, ohio, was visited by a tragedy of a young woman whose life was taken by columbus police. >> the question we have to ask ourselves, what if it were your daughter? what if it were your child, what if it were a member of your family, your neighbor, essentially a teenage fight, a schoolyard fight. >> this is never what the argument for an movement f

that's a huge point, harris, and we should legislate it. >> harris: well, i want to brag on you a little bit, if you haven't subscribes to fox nation yet, now is the time to do it, starting today you could see a fascinating five-part series, "the unauthorized history of taxes." larry kudlow joins bret baier taking us through the long and complicated relationship between american taxpayers and their government and the surprising way decisions about taxes have affected so much of our american lives. log onto foxnation.com to check it out. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." now, "outnumbered." we began with this fox news alert, we are actually awaiting a news conference right now the sour from the police department of brooklyn center minnesota. it follows the violence that broke out last night during protesting over the police officer-involved shooting of 20-year-old daunte wright. you can hear one of the people there saying, that it felt like a war zone in that suburb of minneapolis. we have looters breaking into local businesses at some 20 stores and a mall. the state ascending

also on show where the brothers william and harry. a lot of l brothers william and harry.say that kate was the icebreaker that got them talking. what do you make of that? it was quite surprising and was definitely an element of the commentary leading up to the funeral. there was no doubt they would be on their best behaviour because the queen had said nothing quite rightly to detract of the day. the images were quite extraordinary. 0f the images were quite extraordinary. of course they weren't speaking or looking at each other as they were following the funeral cortege, that after the funeral as they gathered to waive the queen could buy, you saw prince harry saddle up behind kate and they seemed to exchange pleasantries as they walked back towards windsor castle. then kate peeled off and hung back to allow harry and william to talk. this is the first time harry will have seen his family in more than a year since quitting his royal role with his wife meghan and setting up pain in the us. for a lot of them the first time harry would have spoken to them since the interview w

there are different reports -- harris, back to you to you. >> harris: i want to get this end, quickly news and he's told us that there is a statement coming very shortly so rudy giuliani, the federal authorities executed a search warrant at his apartment in manhattan today, the breaking news we are covering, to the left of your screen is a live look outside that apartment building where the feds showed up today, that's in new york city. again, rudy giuliani, former mayor of that great city and former presidential candidate at one point and also former attorney, personal attorney to then-president donald trump. he has let the feds or i should say this has led us to the point where the feds execute the search warrant and different outlets now, media outlets as part of what they might've taken today, electronic devices and emily you were going into some detail about what those can entail. we were waiting now for a statement from rudy giuliani's attorney who just told us moments ago here at fox news that can confirm what's being reported nasa fox news has confirmed with his attorney that

vice president kamala harris reacting. let's watch this together. >> a measure of justice isn't the same as equal justice. this verdict brings us a step closer and the fact is we still have work to do. we still must reform the system. america has a long history. speed to leo, i will ask for your quick reaction, but i will roll up in my follow-up, the prosecution didn't feel the need to even mention race. not during the case and not during the closing arguments. your reaction to the vice president mr. mark >> you are absolutely right. in this case, there was no reference to racism, that was a case of murder, not whether or not derek chauvin was racist. it was not before the jury. we had a diverse jury. the system works, it's color-blind, it does not play the race card. as i said, i'm proud to be a lawyer because the system works. >> harris: we will move to the next. even before the jury reached the guilty verdict, high democrats including the president way to end. legal experts are saying the comments could help derek chauv

and that man has to be harry, the guy he went through all of the personal crises with, and harry is the that harry is fundamental to a future william monarchy. >> and harry, his life has been one of service. and i think this funeral being so focused on military service and naval service and army service would be so moving to harry, because of course his two tours in afghanistan, everything he's done with veterans with the invictus games and particularly how he has always wanted to be in service. he wanted to be half in and half out of the monarchy, which i do personally feel he'll be given a chance and perhaps that will be the model in the future. harry's support is so important to the monarchy and he is so needed. >> charles, going forward then, anderson, how they prepare for the next monarchy. the queen is still super popular. it's safe as long as she's on the throne. they've got to find a way for charles' reign to be as popular, frankly, and i think that needs to be a joint effort with william and harry. >> from windsor castle, let's go to buckingham palace. we have seen so many movi

i'm harry graves grandniece and there was just a long silence. he said to me martha, i think about harry every heday. he said he was my best friend . and he started to cry on the phone. his wife got upset in the background. she has a great boston accent and she said josh, don't talk about it anymore. she said he has to go and i felt terrible that maybe we had upset him but we reconnected a couple days later and he was one of the most wonderful men i've ever met. he was just like so many of these men, he said i often thought terry would have lived a better life than i did. and it's just not true and george has lived an amazing life . he has a beautiful family that i got to meet and when they watch the clip the end you're going to meet george themselves and you'll see he's. >> my grandfather on my fathers side brought back some sands from you iwo jima. that trip was not easy to put together or pull off. i think it only happens once a year or so but tell us about going there and you're able to bring back something for those of us who have family the

he really didn't want harry to go. he felt strongly the world was going to be ending soon and he hoped that it passed him by as an 18-year-old. he was bound and determined. he wanted to serve his country and he wanted the adventure. and he left behind a girlfriend. her name was dorothy. he loved her very much. it wasna a teenage love story ad i know that because the men i met through writing the story that were with him. george coburn, when i met them independently confirmed he had a serious girlfriend he wanted to marry her. one of the letters he says it's almost easter will you please buy a corsage and i will pay you back when i get home. it's a heartbreaking story. he wanted to marry her before he left home, but that didn't happen. >> tell me about that. he's a historian and it helps to tell the story and a lot of detail but to the point where it kept my interest the entire time. >> we go through the battles of the pacific and he is also a war historian and he and i traveled together. he knows the battle inside and

he doesn't live the life i live. >> emily: harris?ar the judge calling politicians not to speak and then you see them speak, but doesn't think the judge is that important, cautioning he's trying to help you. i guess the president of the united states doesn't care about that. >> emily: what a shame. it would do us all better to listen more. at least we listen to each other. i'm grateful for all of you today. thank you for watching us today. "america's newsroom" is coming up. ♪ ♪ alright, guys, no insurance talk on beach day. -i'm down. -yes, please. [ chuckles ] don't get me wrong, i love my rv, but insuring it is such a hassle. same with my boat. the insurance bills are through the roof. -[ sighs ] -be cool. i wish i could group my insurance stuff. -[ coughs ] bundle. -the house, the car, the rv. like a cluster. an insurance cluster. -woosah. -[ chuckles ] -i doubt that exists. -it's a bundle! it's a bundle, and it saves you money! hi. i'm flo from progressive, and i couldn't help but overhear... super fun beach day, everybody. plaque

big question on the fitness of harry kane, but the | fitness of harry kane, but the tottenham, harry every single fan i spoken to wanted to _ standard. every single fan i spoken to wanted to talk _ standard. every single fan i spoken to wanted to talk about _ standard. every single fan i spoken to wanted to talk about harry - standard. every single fan i spoken| to wanted to talk about harry kane. they wanted to know if he was starting. they said they would take it by an hour by hour basis, now is a huge boost especially given the team put out by manchester city. we know they have psg later in the week so it was assumed they would rest some of the stronger players. it is a strong team for city, but having kane is a huge boost psychologically for them. gareth bale had a great game against southampton, but he is on the bench. that is caused surprise. we were talking about the super league, and a fan said that were not even that super. when it comes to being about super, it is all on city, they have won it seven times. spurs have not won a trophy since 2008 and it was this trophy. it wi

where does harry truman come from? and what is it that gave him the kind of grit and the kind of capacity the kind of ability to lead the world as he did so you see for example now you can see we're still in construction. we're finishing up the construction phase. so this is a definitely a behind the scenes tour. but that piano in that case for example, truman was very nearsighted as a boy so he couldn't go out and play sports and rough and tumble with everybody else because he couldn't see very well so he'd put on his spectacles and played the piano and by the way, he read every book in the library and so as a result of that he gets a certain kind of training as a certain kind of youth and those letters that tower of letters that you see on the left hand side of the screen. those are letters during their courtship that he wrote to best they met when they were just little kids six years old and sunday school and he claims he never forgot those little blonde curls and he went on to, you know, knew her through high schoo

it's been an unusual peek for harry.as been holed up at frogmore cottage on the grounds of windsor castle, but we're about to see him shortly. >> it's obviously a unique week for everybody. i mean, prince philip put his imprint on this funeral, and he's been resting in the private chapel at windsor which he helped design after the catastrophic fire in 1992 that almost burned the castle down. but only, they were hoping that this moment because of its historic factor, that william and harry would somehow come. to but it doesn't look it. and the fact that, obviously, princess anne's son, peter phillips, the cousin, is standing between them is very symbolic and probably indicative of what is happening to the two brothers which is very saddening for everybody -- martha: the coffin being with brought out by the pallbearers. we'll come back to him in just a moment. [background sounds] [background sounds] martha: i just want to briefly mention, you see the flag that is drape thed over the casket, and it is philip's standard. you

, we all believed to the same color. >> harris: amen.we don't get so shocked and hits at the streets when so many people are shot and an average night in chicago, look at the numbers just this week alone, are we going to be outraged by loss as kayleigh is saying or only a certain kind of loss. we will leave it there, we are going to move onto another hot topic this hour, with all of the breaking news. u.s. officials have released another shocking video of a small child tossed over the border wall. this video captured smugglers dropping our 2-year-old from an 18-foot tall section of the wall into his father's arms. the incident comes two weeks after two young girls were similarly dropped over the border and left to fend for themselves. also, border patrol agents have arrested three convicted sexual predators and an ms-13 gang member in a three-day period according to u.s. customs protection. all of this putting a spotlight on vice president kamala harris, who is gone now 22 days without a news conference since taking the lead role in deal

. >> harris: thank you to dana and trace. we're going to immediately pick up our coverage now of the fallen capitol hill officer billy evans who has just now returned to the u.s. capitol and has been taken into the capitol building to lie in honor. he is the fourth u.s. capitol police officer to be honored in this way. you see now arriving the president of the united states and we anticipate to also see with him shortly in addition to the bidens, the attorney general merrick garland we're told will be with the president. we have seen this unfortunately play out before following january 6th riots, the officer brian sicknick became the third officer to die defending the capitol shortly after the january 6th riot its. now evans becomes the fourth to die there. he was hit at a barricade by someone who was barreling through and lost his life there, too. he was not the only officer hit but unfortunately he perished because of it. so now we cover this honor and when you look at some of the things that have been said you may have hea

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and there's the difficulty of harry who did serve so bravely in afghanistan. >> harry has often saidime in the military was some of the happiest of his life because he was treated like everybody else and he took his serbitime serio. >> that is ironic and sad and, actually, prince philip was enormously proud of harry having served his country as he did. >> let's bring in holly williams again. can you elaborate on prince harry's service? we know it's very important to him. >> i'm just looking at these pictures, gayle. we're about to see the coffin carried up the steps into st. george's chapel. and we're going to hear from the royal navy piping party who will play "the still" and "the side." they're both closely associated with the royal navy in which prince philip famously served pep he was a war hero. when we think about the younger members of the royal family, we often think about the glamour and their celebrity, more recently in some cases their scandals and their famously fractured relationships. but phillip was really from an older generation. he was famously no fuss. as we've hea

harris as i'm certain. we all are show me any system of government being the infantry on it confederations of ancient greece be it. our old english system be it the various state governments or the articles of confederation. what system of government lacks the various seeds for those self-cent qualities a system of government begins to die almost as soon as it is constituted much like the mortal body. colonel mason will well recall that the way systems of government survive are from a frequent recurrence to fundamental he wrote that sir. and i flatter you for it. and upon that we must ask the question. how shall states resolve various disputes with one another under the articles of confederation? through the coercion of the blood and the sword. article 3 of our constitution the supreme court ensures a method whereby law various states can settle their dispute with peace in some sir revolutions of words and law and not of blood. in brief mr. mason would you like to briefly respond only in that mr. madison is

harry was also sitting alone in a pew. >> yes.who are watching this and just seeing this image of the queen who for decades has been just such a strong, constant source of, you know, calm and strength and all of a sudden she's been reduced to this small lady on her own, grieving her husband of 70+ years, and i just think she just appeared so vulnerable and we very rarely see that. we very rarely see her in that light and humanized her in a way that we rarely get to see. >> jennifer, what do you make of what we just saw with matt bradley. he was in piccadilly circus and he said there was a protest going on and not many people were paying attention, even though images of the funeral and images of prince philip were being blasted on the jumboscreens around. >> it is important to know that a lot of the country is grieving and a lot of the country would have stopped to do the minute of silence and many people at home with their families and loved ones are watching this unfold on their television and there are people that have gone abou

>> harris: i never hold my breath for accountability.ste hot air i will waste it trying to fight over a side -- look, when you look at the situation, i wonder what was going on before this because why did you end up in denver, the mlb game? we have talked about the of the demographics of colorado compared with georgia, particularly atlanta. they are both beautiful states, beautiful places but if you're trying to help the black community you would probably keep it in atlanta. both election laws are not all that dissimilar and have more early voting days in georgia than in colorado. so what is really going on here? by the way, outside of the atlanta braves, i didn't hear anyone push back on this. which teams is stacey talking about it? who's players? i want to see receipts. i'm exactly like you, lawrence, i want to see the receipts on this conversation. >> emily: now to another story gaining attention today, a move in new york state to pay billions of taxpayer dollars to undocumented immigrants. progression lawmakers securing a provision i

his grandson prince harry is said to be back in england. and what we're hearing from the island where he's considered a god. >>> and later in the mix, a bear in a house and what happened next. you're watching "world news now." >> she did not check on me. >> just because you didn't answer your texts. news now." >>> back now with the elders on the south pacific island of tanna, where britain's prince philip was worshipped. he visited the area in 1974, and the local people never forgot about him. they held a ceremony to honor him and they are expected to now worship prince charles. some in britain have called philip the grandfather of the nation. >> saturday's funeral will be a small event, and there will be plenty of attention paid to one particular royal family member. >> reporter: this morning, prince harry reportedly back in britain after the death of his grandfather. harry has not been to england for more than a year, having left his royal duties to move to california with duchess meghan markle. harry now preparing to see his family for t