harris. >> harris: crime-fighting unit was specialized with hundreds of officers that would have hits of violent crime. good to see you. thank you for the report. a michigan democratic governor whitmer is set to receive an award for her handling of the pandemic. she violated her own orders and had a nursing home scandal all her own. plus this. >> people do need help. we need programs but you cannot have social programs without an economy. it doesn't happen. you don't have the finances to do it. that's what's happening here in california. >> harris: watch out, gavin newsom. caitlyn jenner wants your job. can she take it? tyrus is next. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at it's best taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber, gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic metamucil. support your daily digestive health. and try metamucil fiber thins. a great tast

harry turned in his notes already! >> i didn't know it was a competition.t i know -- >> every time you bought me with the notes, every time! >> oprah and i come from two very, very different worlds. >> i love in the series, we were talking about it, talking about my upbringing, being raised in rural mississippi with an outhouse. harry is like, well, i wasn't born with an outhouse, i was literally born in a castle. and we were able to find common bond with our separate stories, to share in such a way that allows people to see themselves. >> being able to sit down and have an open conversation and to be able to be vulnerable and show the strength in vulnerability, and in doing so, encourage others to come forward. that's how we're going to break the stigma. that's how we're going to change this conversation for good. once we realize we are all in this together. if we hurt, we're going to hurt together. if we heal, we're going to heal together. >> reporter: prince harry, a champion of mental health for several years, opening up about his own journey, including

harris. >> harris: thank you very much, trey yengst. here is what the president said yesterday with pressure building on him to make some kind of response to the violence. >> president biden: israel has a right to defend itself when you have thousands of rockets flying into your territory. i had a conversation for a while with the prime minister of israel and i think that -- my hope is that we'll see this come to conclusion sooner rather than later. >> harris: you will notice the president there did not directly condemn hamas. critics say his support of israel has been lukewarm at best so far. national review publishing an editorial with the headline biden has emboldened israel's enemies. joey jones is a retired marine bomb technician host of fox nation outdoors and fox news continues. good to see you today, my friend. a dire situation. we do know that the president said those words yesterday. we do know that the deputy assistant secretary of state for israel and palestinian affairs left late yesterday to go to the region. what needs to

and a republican then we know from both man's diaries dwight eisenhower's and harry truman's and harry truman broad eisenhower to the white house and offered to run as his vice president if ike wanted to run for president as a democrat. ike was a republican he and largely but because he believed the democrats had been in power for too long in washington for 20 years in the white house. that there was had been too much centralization of power and too much deficit spending. those were his main reasons for identifying. as a republican, but it was as a fairly liberal to moderate republican dedicated to internationalism. and had robert taft. in fact, there was a meeting between the two men and eisenhower said if you'll to support say nato. and the united nations the european defense community. i will i will publicize this letter. i'm holding saying that i am not a candidate for president. in 1952 taft would not agree to the to that statement. that he tap we continue to oppose those organizations. and so eisenhower decided to run largely for those reasons against taft and then given his popu

harris, take it away. ligence team to get to the bottom of where and how the covid-19 killer really began including whether it originated in that wuhan lab in china. yesterday we learned the biden state department shut down an investigation into that same lab which started under the trump administration. congressman brian mast pointed to political motivation. >> the biden administration had to move away from anything that was blaming china because they were on the xenophobe ic rant. they were trying to use it to hammer president trump even though he was right. we have spent more assets with our intelligence agencies to find the origins of this than we have anything and still not that much closer because they are doing everything to hide it. they wouldn't be doing that if it was an accident. >> harris: peter doocy with more. >> good morning. now that president biden has revealed one u.s. spy agency told him it's possible covid-19 leaked out of a lab in china, some lawmakers want to know did it come from a p

but we shall see, harris. >> harris: there is always a but it feels like. we'll cover it, that's for sure. the biden administration defending a teachers union's role in developing new cdc guidelines for schools saying it is standard procedure for the health agency to consult outside groups when making recommendations. white house press secretary jen psaki here. push >> it's actually longstanding best practice for the cdc to engage with organizations and groups that will be impacted by guidance and recommendations issued by the agency. doesn't mean they take everything they want or even a percentage of what they want. it is important to understand the implementation components. >> harris: communications obtained by the "new york post" show numerous emails between top cdc officials and the american federation of teachers union just days before they released opening guidelines in february. two instances when union suggestions were used nearly word for word in the cdc's guidelines. former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows says it's a big problem. >>

harry is a dope. >> harris: wow.and colonialism next? what is he thinking? they don't have the first amendment rights the way we do. it is not spelled out that way. all right. we'll talk space now. commander of the u.s. space force has reportedly been fired after criticizing pentagon policy that commanders said quote the diversity inclusion and equity industry and training we are receiving in the military is rooted in critical race theory which is rooted in marxism. if you are a conservative you are lumped into a group of people labeled extremists. if you're aligned with the left then it's okay to be an activist online because no one will hold you accountable. your thoughts. >> the fact he was fired for in is a validation of his claim, right? you know, i don't want sensitivity taught in the military. it is war. when you think about that the people we're going to war with aren't emphasizing identity politics or making sure everybody feels safe. that's what scares me. 20 years from now we'll have a military that's like

the same ones that harry truman supported. the republican party at the time was deeply divided between eastern moderates. they believed in internationalism. they believed the united nations. they believed in nato. they believed in a european defense community as opposed to the more america first big old guy conservatives as they were often described led by senator robert taft. eisenhower had for a number of years been declining invitations to -- we know from both men's diaries dwight eisenhower and harry truman brought eisenhower to the white house and offered to run as this vice president. he wanted to run as a president for democrat. ike was republican. he, largely because he believed the democrats were there for too long in washington. 20 years in the white house. but there had been too much centralization of power and too much deficit spending. those were his main reasons for identifying as a republican, but it was a fairly liberal moderate republican dedicated to internationalism. had robert taft, in fact there was a meet

>>> harry s. truman and dwight d. eisenhower grew up within 180 miles of each other in america's heartland. next on the presidency, a look at two terms president and allies whose political roads crossed when ike declared his intention to be the republican standard bearer. their meeting at president kennedy's 1963 funeral provided a chance for reconciliation. speakers are truman library supervisor archivist samuel rush and deputy director timothy reefs. the library co-hosted this event and the truman institute provided the video. >> harry. truman was a president of the heartland. but what does it mean to say he was a president of the heartland. here i'm referring to his -- what mid western values, hard work, patriotism, honesty, and doubting and integrity. now those values are not exclusively mid western of course. but they do reflect harry truman's personality and character. we only have time to talk about the highlights of his life and career and i look forward to talking with tim about his connections with another p

harris. >> harris: thank you.rge in violence amid the defund the police push. it's not just a push. in new york city they're doing it. new york mayor bill deblasio on the hot seat as shootings and stabbings are soaring. are far left policies driving it? >> let's be clear, the original cause of all this is all the effects of the coronavirus. i felt awful because of my psoriasis. i was covered from head to toe with it. it really hurt. then i started cosentyx. okay, thanks... that was four years ago. see me. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. i look and feel better. ask your dermatolo

. >> harris: a fox news alert. at any moment now the district attorney is expected to give new information in the investigation into the deadly shooting of andrew brown in north carolina. you may know that name. his killing sparked several days of protesting. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". deputies say andrew brown tried to hit them with his car and they served a warrant. the family says that is not what the body cam video shows. we could also hear more on when exactly the public might get to see that video including the media. griff jenkins is live for us in elizabeth city, north carolina. chris. >> it's been almost a month since andrew brown junior was killed in a deputy-involved shooting on april 21st. now you can see the scene outside of the public safety building here. a handful of protestors chanting no justice, no peace a few minutes ago because the district attorney here, is holding a press conference any moment now where he is expected to give us an update on the investigation. th

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harris. >> harris: thank you very much. in focus now republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. great to see you today. first of all, let's start with where or how americans will immediately feel a quadrupleing of the cap of refugees to the united states. >> these border states and border personnel will be unindated even more. what joe biden keeps doing is putting a magnet out to draw people to this country illegally putting them in harm's way, putting them in the hands of cartels who they have to pay to make this dangerous trek and it is impacting children at a significant rate. many are dying as they make this journey. instead of saying let's tackle the immigration problem and have immigration reform, he keeps throwing quick fixes out there that appease the democrat progressive left without actually solving a root problem and boy, i feel so bad for our border patrol agents who are so overwhelmed right now and they have a president and white house who doesn't care about them and the task they are undertaking.

what do you think of this list, harris? >> harris: i'm not a fan of the word "enemy."we would talk about ourselves that way, but it's politics. anybody who doesn't think that kamala harris isn't looking ahead perhaps to that center seat in the oval office, this might be an indication of it. it might be. to handle something with such great delicacy around wording. here's some words she might want to have stricken. "get to the root cause of the border crisis." she probably never wants that to be written about with her name attached, because they are trying so hard to watch her and cover her get to the root cause of the border crisis without her actually going to the border to do it. she has got this trip in june. the senate says it's hagerty on its first official trip south of the border to guatemala -- they are still waiting for her to do it. those are words she should have stricken, specific to her work duties. if she's looking to start anything else, that makes me think she's a typical politician trying to get to the next week. >> kayleigh: to that end, juan, we learn

we'll see if the biden administration will step up and play it. >> thank you so much, harris. >> harrisearing into nbc calling out the network for virtue signaling. they say they won't air the golden globes over diversity issues. a lot of people don't buy that. joe concha breaks it all down next. tenderness...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis look and feel better with cosentyx. cosentyx works fast for results that can last. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis, like joint pain and tenderness, back pain, and helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine, or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. i just look and feel better. i got real rel

harry truman was an avid readera as a child. in part because of his poor eyesight which prevented him from engaging in the kind of school yard games a lot of his e peers did. and so he was fitted with eyeglasseshe as a young boy ando that set him apart as some of o his other felly students.he he read history and biography os and wason a life-long learner. he also read the bible quite a bit. he wore a eyeglasses and took ed piano lessons and -- but i otherwise he was an average boyh he had two siblings.. he had a brother and a sister. and by all indications, by his own accounts and his own memoirs, he had a happy hen childhood. let's go to the next slide, please, morgan. this picture is taven of harry truman when he was probably pt about 14 years old.he about the time he had his first job at clinton's drugstore in t independence, where he swept the floor and cleaned bottles and o really learned what it was liket to work. as a young man. he was close to his cousins, who lived across the street from ao what wouldut become his futur

>> harris: wow.s still not really hearing much about the guy who doesn't know what an assault weapon is. i want to get to this quickly. a woman in michigan got nearly a $400 ticket for talking too loud on her phone walking down the sidewalk. her neighbor asked her to be quiet and she refused. 30 seconds tell me what you think. >> that's a government money grab obviously. as a fellow detroiter and fellow loud woman i feel awful that this happened to her and she should maybe start looking into the way that the government just takes money wherever it can. a bike ticket for not signaling to know one, $200. it's crazy. >> harris: i'm another loud female. let's grab lunch. thanks for joining "the faulkner focus". "outnumbered" after the commercial break. certified turbocharger, suspension and fuel injection. translation: certified goosebumps. certified from headlamp to tailpipe. that's certified head turns. and it's all backed by our unlimited mileage warranty. that means unlimited peace of mind. mercedes-

. >> dana: here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert. a bombshell report raising brand-new questions about what china knew and when about the origins of covid-19. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the "wall street journal" reporting on a previously undisclosed united states intelligence reports show three staffers at the wuhan laboratory were under scrutiny and they got very ill in november of 2019. long before the first reported case of covid. that has the debate raging again over how did this thing start with calls for a credible investigation. former secretary of state mike pompeo with this warning. >> we need to know what happened here. the chinese communist party knows what happened here. they know patient zero is. and the three individuals that would get sick. the wuhan virus. we need to get to the bottom of this. this could happen again. they're still conducting research in the same laboratories today. >> harris: this could happen again from the former secretary of state. let's go to the state department for

. >> dana: clearly he is not betting enough, harris faulkner, take it away. >> harris: demanding answers, all the way to capitol hill now. why was a powerful teacher's union seemingly aloud to dictate cdc policy on when american schools could reopen? i'm harris faulkner. 20 house republicans are led by house minority whip steve scalise saying they are launching an investigation into alleged improper outside influence on the cdc by the american federation of teachers. right now about 1/3 of students across the country are still not back in their classrooms full-time. the lawmakers are asking cdc chief to hand over those communications with the aft. that's a major democratic donor. some republican senators yesterday questioned the doctor over a report saying the agency used feedback from that teachers union word for word in some parts of cdc guidance. >> why is having offline secret negotiations with one stakeholder. >> as a matter of practice the cdc engages if stakeholders, with consumers who take our guidance. >> it suggests that aft leadership, they certainly changed the language of th

harris. >> harris: garrett tenney, thank you very much.the mayor of kansas city, missouri is in "the faulkner focus" now. mayor lucas, good to have you on the program. i will start here. other places have tried defund and it has been a dismal response even more spike in crimes. your city saw a record number of crimes in 2020. if you take money from the police department how do you think it will affect things? >> well if that were an accurate description of it i guess that would be a khaej. the difference between kansas city's approach and other communities we're shifting funds, $45 million. more money, into a fund that will go exclusively to the kansas city police department. the only difference now is that first of all the city council will get some say in how that money might be spent and it will go to prevention and. we have hired mental health services and others, we can target that end and allows us to pay for a brand-new recruiting class. i understand that people are scared of change and i think a lot of folks have tried to use it fo

harris. >> harris: wow. that's a lot of people. i know i'm reading and we're all working to confirm this very quickly. apparently you can see the vta symbol. valley transportation authority would be this rail, this light rail system that this involves right now, the scene. we'll wait for further detail. we can see what we can see but it is always better to get all the detail from the ground as we can. here is what we can tell you that will happen next. san jose police department is ready to make a statement in about 20 minutes. 11:30 a.m. eastern for the update. we're told because of the scene there it may not even be on camera. we'll cover the news from that update and come back to you, william, as it pops. thank you very much. we'll keep everybody updated. who thought this was okay? "the new york times" is under fire after publishing an op-ed headline claiming attacks on jews are a gift to the right. wow, the paper changed it after critics went off. joe concha with his take. plus this. >> imagine if it turns out that the chinese

harris. >> harris: thank you very much., witnesses say a pro-palestinian mob attacked jewish diners at a restaurant in a major american city. the video is shocking. and police are talking. they are investigating. plus new warnings about iran's influence on the hamas terrorists. as israel launches more air strikes today against hamas targets inside gaza defying president biden's call for de-escalation. former israeli ambassador to the u.n. dan gillerman joins me next in focus from tel aviv. veteran homeowners, this is the best time in history to turn your home equity into cash. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now, while mortgage rates are near all time lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $50,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. now's the time to use your va home loan benefit to get cash before mort

>> harris: it's at high level.tion is no and the audience knows it because they see these publications are not going after the other side like they are the conservative side. first it was former president trump with no actually there weren't bounties on the heads of american soldiers. how do you get something like that wrong when even senator cotton on my program a while when the story was breaking said i personally saw the intelligence. there was no there there. how do they do this and get away with it? >> they get it wrong because they believe what they want to believe. for four years they wanted to believe there is some very nefarious connection between say the trump administration and russia and then we even saw it extend to the hunter biden story. it was blamed on russian disinformation. rudy giuliani getting a warning about russia misinformation. can we drop that? the american people are on to it. 3/4 of americans believe traditional major news sources report news they know to be misleading. three news organi

here is harris. >> bill: only 55. hey, harris. >> harris: fox news alert now. the white house once again being pressed over mixed messaging on wearing masks. whether it's undermining confidence in the covid vaccines now. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". president biden still wearing a mask at least one outside despite being fully vaccinated, contradicting his own cdc guidelines. he is also still masking inside even among a group of fully vaccinated people. the white house's covid response coordinator grilled about this on what kind of message this sends after more than a year of covid restrictions for most americans? >> why does president biden in a room full of vaccinated journalists, why does he need to wear a mask? >> the president will continue to follow the cdc guidance. being able to take off his mask in a room full of journalists and white house staffers all of whom are fully vaccinated is demonstration that the vaccines work. i think the concern is that by being overly cautious the signal is going out to the public that there isn

>> dave: harris, it does not feel good. i mean, that is the simplest way i can say it, that this could be happening in america and that we know there will be no condemnation from aoc or omar, or nancy pelosi or chuck schumer, the videos showed, i would guarantee, and i don't mind maya copa or correction, they will not be seen on cnn, it doesn't fit their narrative. these guys love narrative. i am honored to talk about what i believe, you never edit mor o owe tell me what to say. i know when you were doing the rundown, if this had been another minority attack out of nowhere for no reason, you would have played that, because truth matters, we are in a war on truth right now and people can fight for the truth or you can fold and we'll be worse off in 20 years. >> harris: you know, kayleigh, i want to take away from all of david said with a core issue here and it is politics in america. when you hear that congresswoman ocasio-cortez, it doesn't matter what the facts are, it is morality. how do you have higher are moral ground i

harris. i want to re-visit. there's this idea that only an oppressor can be racist. no racism is an individual sin. it's requiring that we see each other through the prism of -- not just our skin color but our grips. political affiliations. we want to tribalize either other. it's a shortcut of learn whoing we are as individualing and seeing each other for our character. i come back to this lady was committing the sin that she thinks she's the good guy in this interaction. she thinks she's the one that she is good and he's bad. she's everything he thinks is bad. >> harris: if we want to try to infer what she's thinking further and of course we would have to talk with her to fully know, but she also thinks that whoever looks like her apparently thinks like her. we have so got to break the bonds of that. like you cannot assume anything about any of us based on what we look like. my children are biracial. i get quizzed at the market. are those your kids? you know, yes, i'm the mom. people have gi

and i'm not resigning and i'm doing my job every day. >> harris: kennedy? have two united states senators and also democrat members of congress. he's trying to say that it was donald trump's department that was investigating him, that started the investigation and that is continued and now there is an impeachment inquiry and the attorney general for the state of new york is investigating the nursing home scandal and, you know, for him to talk about sickness and kissing people and killing grandma's in one sentence? it's so sociopathic, it reminds me of o.j. writing a book called "if i did it," he truly has been completely consumed by the scandal of his own making, he was the one who directed nursing homes to take covid-positive patience, that was his edict, that was in place for two months, 15,000 people died, they tried to hack off the number that was at times a third of that so he could get a $4 million book deal, that guy has to go, he knows it. >> harris: when you hear governor cuomo invoke the name of donald j. trump, what's your reaction? >> kayleigh:

defend our children. >> harris: a visceral reaction from that mother.hat into where we are today and how that fits knowing that the cdc took suggestions from a teachers union and "the new york post" reported that at least two instances word for word as kayleigh pointed out. speak of the cdc has the most stringent guidelines that do not match the w.h.o. guidelines and we have seen a lot of mixed signals, so i think that it was around february 12th that the cdc said we needed 6 feet in ben students, three weeks later that was changed to 3 feet, and dr. nicole saphier has pointed this out on fox before that there was no study and between 6 feet and the 3 feet in order to change that rule. so where was the science? why did the cdc have the most stringent mask guidelines for children more so than the w.h.o. and health entities? if you look at this holistically, harris, the problem is we have such a lack of faith and trust in our large institutions in the united states. to so many people deal, and whenever the cdc and other state health entities are guided or

>> harris: the organization very separate from the movement. the ground as i was really what she wanted to do during the height of the protesting but that's a whole different show. one of the biggest names on social media facing cancellation for a popular product line has been pulled after she claims she wants sent abusive direct messages to reality star. >> she stalked me, she harassed me, she believed me and keep in mind i was a minor. ♪ ♪ aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans because i know there's so many of you who have served our country honorably. whether it's 2 years, 4 years, or 32 years like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give our veterans is eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. so if you need money for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. veteran homeowners. three reasons to do a cash out refi right now. home values are high while rates

the she told harry she was having suicidal thoughts.— she told harry she was having suicidal thoughtsd him _ suicidal thoughts. the thing that stopped him from _ suicidal thoughts. the thing that stopped him from seeing - suicidal thoughts. the thing that stopped him from seeing it - suicidal thoughts. the thing that. stopped him from seeing it through was how unfair it would be on me, after everything that happened to my mum, and to now be put in a position of losing another woman in my life, with a baby inside of her, our baby. archie was born months later. harry saysin archie was born months later. harry says in a documentary that wondering whether he would have to end up looking after his son by himself was one of the biggest reasons to leave. it has been a difficult few months for the royal family, who are also having to come to terms with harry's determination to share his pain with the world. again, they too have come in for criticism for what harry sees as their failure to support him and his wife. i as their failure to support him and his wife. . ., , , his wife. i felt compl

>> nicole: i'll be honest, i'm with harris, i don't like the unidentified portion.an even check ourselves with information from china and our southern border isn't even secure. i want to know what these are because i'm not very confident that we can protect ourselves. i like to see more information. >> kayleigh: david, quick answer from you. what do you think we see in this report from the u.s. government? >> david: harris is spot on, this is two countries telling each other something, it's either us telling china and russia we have a new webinar at them telling us they have a new webinar that the military has done in the past, they don't let us know they have something for ten or 15 years as they've done with fighter jets in the past, it's likely one of those three scenarios. >> kayleigh: we shall see and we shall all wait with baited breath for that report. just ahead, the cofounder of black lives matter stepping down amidst criticism over her luxury real estate portfolio. she insists the division was preplanned but has the organization lost all credibility? ♪ ♪ (

harris? that whole list, i'm sure people will say there's some good things on that list and it's just not the way the money is supposed to be spent but they are going to have to find several million dollars to clean those pop-up bathrooms along the hiking trails, is anybody calculated that in? because you're not going to want to use them after a time. hilary, thank you. before we come out i do want you to see what form former utah congressman jason chaffetz had to say about the out-of-control spending because remember, he was there when there were earmarks and then under john boehner, speaker of the house they went away so he really does have good perspective on before and after, watch. >> earmarks are the sugar that makes the garbage go down and it's fundamentally and totally wrong, we need to be cutting spending in this country, not figuring out creative ways to spend things. >> harris: john james, now i understand why you and others want to get there and clean up the swamp. >> well, it's v

your boy prince harry is at it again, your thoughts?kennedy: yeah, i mean, i will my time to steve hilton because he lived this life. i am so sick of this guy's story, it is the only context he is providing is sitting around whining about his daddy issues it is going to be a long haul, we've heard this story, we've got it, this is an absolute retread, do something interesting with your life, this is no longer interesting. this is boring, you and your wife live a life of privilege that you complain about incessantly. you left or the royal family and now you want to drag them down with you. he had a mental health foundation. was it just full of idiots? he couldn't reach out to one person in his mental health foundation that he ran with his brother to get help for his wife? is he that incompetent? eyes am so done with these two narcissists. other than that i think it's great. >> emily: steve, first of all, congratulations on your new u.s. citizenship, you are a fellow american, i love it. we are so proud and thrilled for you, congratulatio

this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner.here today, my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, fox nation host tomi lahren and in the virtual center seat, media columnist at the hill, joe concha. brand-new numbers on the weekend violence, in st. louis, missouri, 11 people were shot, to go of them were dead. in new york city 27 people shot, one fatally. that also comes as the new york state attorney general is proposing police officers use of force and taking a look at peeling that back and in chicago 47 people shot, nine of them fatalities. and that just days after chicago's fraternal order of police issued a vote of no confidence in mayor lori lightfoot citing poor work conditions, burnout and low morale among other issues. at democrat mayor is brushing off the criticism. >> getting a vote of no confidence from that guy is a badge of honor. so as i said there's always going to be critics, that goes with the territory. >> harris: that's more than brushing off, does that entice a very difficult road ahead knowing that's h

>> harris: kayleigh?kayleigh: if you see what's going on in this country, look no further than the numbers. we have the largest increase of homicides on record for a year, since we began taking records at the beginning of the 19th century so the biggest one year increase ever, a professor professor from cornell to say we are undoing decades of progress ray what happened last year when we had this record increase in homicides, the defined the police movement began. foxnews.com put an article out in april, that goes, from l.a. to portland to minneapolis to new york city, it's tied to the defined movement to the increase in homicides and violence rate in new york city they cut a million dollars from the police budget and what happened? an increase in homicides, like tragically we saw yesterday, the shooting of that girl, thank god she kept her life and survived that incident but what happened when you defunded the police? 1200 individuals who were signing up to trade it trainers nypd officers were no longer

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i'm harris faulkner. here mike cohost, kayleigh mcenany, kennedy herself, host of "no interruption" tomi lahren, and lawrence jones. brand-new video coming as we await new numbers on border apprehensions in april. a texas farmer and his wife say the children were crying and hungry, covered in dirt, the youngest so tiny she hasn't learned to walk yet, and was naked, didn't have a diaper on. an emotional reaction as she showed the area where the little ones were discovered. >> this is where these children were brought across and dumped here alone, five little girls. this is where they slept last night, got out on the side of the river here on our farm. if this doesn't make you man if this doesn't make you mad, i don't know what will. >> harris: lawrence jones, you have lived in a border state, texas. i know you have covered a lot. what do you make of that video? >> lawrence: it's heartbreaking, and sad because you would think the people that have been talking about compassion for all these years and how muc

you feel sorry for prince harry. you 'ust feel sorry for prince harry. have a normal life. in the daily— his kid and have a normal life. in the daily mailjust cannot stand it. they really— the daily mailjust cannot stand it. they really can't deal with the fact that prince harry wants to ride a bike with — that prince harry wants to ride a bike with his kid on the back. just leave _ bike with his kid on the back. just leave him — bike with his kid on the back. just leave him alone, come on, get a life _ leave him alone, come on, get a life. , . ~' leave him alone, come on, get a life. , ., ~ ., . ., life. there is a kind of cultural difference _ life. there is a kind of cultural difference here _ life. there is a kind of cultural difference here between - life. there is a kind of cultural. difference here between british media and us media. because in us media and us media. because in us media appearing on a talk show and talking about your trauma is almost seen as part of your therapy for celebrity. in a way that here it sometimes i think people end up

, just being harry. it was a puzzling life. sharing the grief of my mother's death with the world. for me the thing i remember the w the southe horses hooves going along clomping. >> reporter: struggles growing up in the royal family. >> my father used to say, well, it was like that for me so it's going to be like that for you. that doesn't make sense. just because you suffered, that doesn't mean your kids have to suffer. in fact, quite the opposite. if you suffered do everything you can to make sure whatever negative experiences you had, you can make it right for your kids. we chose to put our mental health first. that's what we're doing and that's what we will continue to do. isn't this all about breaking the cycle and isn't this all about making sure that history doesn't repeat itself? >> reporter: sharing how he coped with anxiety and the stress of royal life. >> head in the sand, fingers in the air, just crack on. like if people said -- i said this before. if people said how are you, i'd be like, fi

harris, your thoughts? >> harris: we will watch every time dr.ci goes to the hill, and he is there today. senate appropriations labor hhs, education, related agencies. he saw them going back and forth with senator graham. we are watching and listening to c for the story to change, because it has changed many times on different issues with dr. fauci. look, i believe in things evolving and signs moving forward. however, when you talk about there being an investigation of the origins of it, yes, it may not have been a national occurrence, and you are dr. fauci, who has simply not said that before. if he says something different, nuanced, we want to know about it and will be the first to report it. real quickly, dr. siegel, i wanted to give you a chance, because i know hyperbole can scoot past us sometimes. he said something about 26, that he might have someone killed. did i hear that wrong? what are the facts there? >> dr. siegel: harris, this person is worried about tedros, international problems and how politically makes everything, how he wheels

i was asked at the border a few weeks ago. >> harris: some of them are.rstand. most of the numbers you are seeing are people who are actually flagging down border patrol in the issue with the getaways are those single adult males are also the people who are doing the drug running, the drugs that are infecting communities across the country, the highest overdoses ever in this country last year. we all know there are a bunch of factors with air coming from south of our border. morgan's earlier point, we keep focusing on or rather the administration keeps focusing on processing. they need to focus on prevention, as people should not think they should come to this country, enter illegally and stay in violation of u.s. laws afterwards, that is the reality for a vast majority of people coming across right now which is why the numbers are so hot, it speaks for itself, the biden administration has no means of stopping this other than saying we are going to send more processing and more agents to allow the flow to continue into the united states illegally. >> harr

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

please, prince harry, stop your horrific outbursts.iving him a platform for his unpleasant and ludicrous comments. others, of course, are more sympathetic to the duke of sussex, and one viewer picked up on a word used by royal correspondent sarah campbell in a discussion last friday about prince harry's tv series. kate, this documentary series was first mooted two years ago, this collaboration between him and oprah winfrey, so that was before megxit but perhaps an early sign that he wasn't happy, that he saw himself doing something outside of the royal confines. kate richardson was watching that at the end of last week and had this response... finally, another of our viewers has detected what he sees as a trend in the way bbc reporters deliver their pieces to camera. take a look at this. questions will continue, though, whether in the commons or at the department of health., especially around what happened in our care homes behind closed doors. keir starmer says a labour government would actively support the economy. the conservatives

prince harry speaks about the trauma of the death of his mother, and the support he says he and his wifeded when meghan was pregnant with their son — and was having suicidal thoughts. the thing that stopped her from seeing it through was how unfair it would be on me, after everything that had happened to my mum, and to now be put in the position of losing another women in my life, with a baby inside of her, our baby. a ceasefire between israel and the militant group hamas has brought to an end to eleven days of fighting. here comes the sun — spain welcomes tourists but the eu delays any decision on opening up this summer. and coming up in the film review — mark kermode looks at the week's new movie releases, including his take on angelina jolie's new "survival thriller". good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has said he's very concerned about the bbc�*s handling of its 1995 interview with princess diana — after yesterday's highly critical report by a formerjudge. lord dyson condemned the way the broadcaster secured the interview and its failure to properly investiga

okay, so let me talk to you about harry truman for a second. as as all everybody knows he was almost criminally unprepared. to be president united states elite as far as foreign policy go. es fdr had met with them all two times before he died in april of of 1945. truman was never even omitted to the map room where they ran world war ii. he didn't he was not had not been told about the atom bomb. and no wonder he seemed pretty overwhelmed. i mean these famous quotes of him saying the son of the moon the stars have fallen on me. fdr ran is foreign policy out of his hip pocket but truman had the very good sense to reach out. there's a quote. he says i may not have much in the way of brains and that obviously is not true, but it typical truman's self-effacement. i may not have much in the way of brain, but i know enough to reach out to good people and give them responsibility and he did. 35 years ago walter isaacson, and as you mentioned brought a book called the the wise men it's six friends in the world. they made and i'm gonna this is a central

. >> harris: he only has one face, but you wouldn't know.t to go something that miranda just said, you wonder why were not focused on the victims and survivors and you get slapped down if you asked too many questions about the lab. i remember. i was getting those stickers slept on my twitter feed and why is that? we made celebrities out of the wrong people. we put the wrong people on the covers of those magazines. we knew there were scientists who had been sick at that lab before the outbreak. we do know the details. we didn't know, we didn't have the details, but i would have rather seen their faces on the cover of "time" magazine then these people who couldn't figure out whether we ought to wear masks! then it turns out, you want to wear them, but they were keeping them to the medical professionals. put them on every single cover for the rest of time as well, those medical professionals. we had so many people we could have made celebrities, what about the first responders and essential workers. we made celebrities out of the wrong people.

what we've seen over the past 2a hours, the dyson report, the statements from william and harry, harry's the oprah winfrey follow—up documentaries. it does remind us just of the extent of the trauma that those men went through and, really, that has haunted them for the past 25 years. now, panorama was not the start of the disintegration of the marriage of their parents. andrew morton's book, published injune 1992, really perhaps was that point. they separated in december 1992. but the panorama interview was perhaps the final straw, both for the couple and for the royal family. a month after its transmission, the queen gave her permission for the couple to divorce, a divorce which came through the following year. that, of course, was when william witnessed the sharp deterioration in the relationship between his parents, the increasing isolation that diana felt, the paranoia to which he referred. william was very upset when the interview was transmitted, he was at school at the time. he is believed to have met martin bashir several times after the interview, and he is believed to have beco