harry fell head over heels. harry is a very impetuous sort of person.harry, moving very, very quickly towards marriage. and just said, hold on a minute. are you sure you're not going too fast here? >> you look at harry and william's parents. they didn't take huge amount of time to get to know each other. that marriage was not successful. whereas, you know, william and kate spent many years getting to know each other. and making sure that she would be able to take on those responsibilities and the weight of responsibility. and i think, william probably just wanted to make sure that meghan knew what she was getting herself into. >> what prince william may have said, with brotherly concern, according to sources close to harry. was taken in a very different way. that it wasn't brotherly concern but, perhaps, he had overstepped, in a way. >> reporter: there were, also, stories in the press that painted meghan in an unflattering light. >> one saying that meghan made kate cry during the wedding preparations. what was the truth? >> that story has been reported,

harry was a spare. paul berrel was princess harry's butler. he knew he was second. he was always referred to as a spare. second best. that had a profound best on harry. >> his childhood i am mpacted bs parents' marital troubles. >> he grew up in a tricky household. the prince and princess never happened together. in a marriage it failed before it even began. >> when charles and diana divorced, it hit harry hard and one year later, his mother was killed. harry was just 12-year-old. this incredibly loving figure who had given him so much warmth and comfort, it was a difficult childhood and extraordinary upbringing was gone. >> it was a trageic case of dont let yourself think about your mum and the grief and the hurt that comes with it because it is never going to bring her back and it will make you more sad. >> people deal with grief in different ways. my way dealing with it was shutting out. prince harry arooirived to the prestigious school, the year after his mother's death. harry struggledd academically. >> diana would never want harry to go to eaton because he wou

back to you, harris. >> harris: thank you very much. texas leaders on both sides of the political aisle told me here on "the faulkner focus" yesterday that it's far beyond time for vice president kamala harris to see the border firsthand. >> all we can do is invite the vice president and hopefully she will come down on that. we are ready to secure the border and deport people. >> hopeful the administration will start working with us instead of ignoring that will not just affect texas but the entire nation and it won't be good. >> harris: marc thiessen joining me now. you saw henry cuellar a democrat calling on kamala harris to get down here. you have thoughts about the delay and what it will mean, marc. >> secretary mayorkas said it was unfair and disaffectful? she is the vice president of the united states and deputized 86 days ago by president biden to be in charge of managing the border crisis. i understand that the secretary is responsible for the border. that's his job as secretary of homeland security but the secretary of defense

i'm harris faulkner. vice president kamala harris oddly doing a victory lap after her trip to mexico and guatemala. she is calling it a success. her critics are calling it something very different. even some democrats are going after kamala harris and statements that she made south of the border. and news about the crisis hitting this country just does not stop. new drone video illegal immigrants lined up near the border in texas within the past 24 hours. the vice president now being forced to defend her decision not to visit our u.s. border even though the president put her in charge 77 days ago. >> can you commit right now that you will indeed visit the u su, s mexico border. >> yes, and i have before. i've spent a lot of time on the border. i think it is short sighted for any of us who are in the business of problem solving to suggest we're only going to respond to the reaction as opposed to addressing the cause. >> harris: she does know the difference when she went before she wasn't vice president of

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. we'll work that into our conversation now with jasen chaffetz who joins me, former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor. thank you for being with me. first of all, the president about to tell the nation that america is systemically racist and that we have to fix it. your top line thoughts. >> i don't think america is systemically racist. i think there is still racism in america and it needs to be rooted out but the plan and the solutions that the president is putting forward i think actually divides america more than it unites us. we're about freedom and liberty and self determination and a land of opportunity. we are not a land where some people get more advantage than others. and there has got to be a pushback on what the president is trying to do with reparations? that's not the solution. i look at what senator tim scott is trying to do with opportunity zones. no matter your race, no matter your background you have opportunity to succeed in this country. that

here is harris with "the faulkner focus". >> harris: we begin with democrats-led cities under siege as violent crime is polls in the may or's race in the primary. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". stunning violence in the big apple. at least 11 more people shot on monday. two of them killed. that caps a weekend that saw 27 people shot. the nypd is still investigating this. show it. broad daylight shooting on a city sidewalk. we first showed it to you yesterday. the two children got caught in the crossfire and miraculously not harmed. the gunman firing on a man as the 10-year-old girl and her little 5-year-old brother were trying to escape the bullets. their dad made an emotional plea for leaders to stop all this violence that's plaguing their streets. americans seeing high crime across the country. take a look. fox news poll shows more than 7 in 10 voters say they believe it's on the rise nationally and more than half say it is higher in their own backyards. >> it is not hard to figure out why crime and lawlessness is spiking across the country. mainly in democra

harris. >> harris: which was it? taken out of context or she used provocation and not wanting it held against her. >> that's up to the listener to decide, harris. that's her claim. you can listen to the totality of her remarks and make that determination yourself. >> harris: all right. david lee, thank you very much. a new study finds covid-19 cases are spiking now among teenagers. what parents need to know next. we'll talk with dr. marty makary plus it is being called a battle over the future of truth in news. a major public university now is facing pressure to award tenure to "the new york times" reporter behind the far left 1619 project. "new york post" columnist michael goodwin says the decision will have a huge impact nationally and he is ready to tell us why. stay tuned. [ echoing ] some of us were born for this. to protect people. to help them save. with a home and auto bundle from progressive. ahh. i was born for this. and now it's prime time. cut. jamie, what are you doing? you're not even in this one. i tho

harris. >> harris: all right. rich edson, thank you very much. dr. marc siegel fox news contributor and professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center. good to see you. i took a pause after rich edson gave the choices. i was reading recently in a pretty in-depth report on how many animals they've tested in china reportedly. like 80,000 bats and that they've pretty much found that it was not that. when we had the first round of covid, sars a few years back they found it within four months, didn't they, the origin and it was an animal? >> correct, harris. listen, it started in a bat for sure. a bat coronavirus, a horseshoe bat. that much they know because the vast majority of the structure is from a bat coronavirus. but for sars 1 as you mentioned it went through a cat and they've been testing animal after animal here and haven't found what we call an intermediary creature. if it started as a bat coronavirus where did it go next? it doesn't go from bat to human. those viruses don't go easily human-to-human. the thing that raised eyebrows on the la

harris faulkner is up next with "the faulkner focus". >> harris: we begin here vice president kamala harris finally arriving at the border and just finished touring a central migrant processing center and facing growing backlash already for skipping the actual areas hardest hit by illegals pouring over the border. the vice president said this as she arrived in texas a short time ago. >> how did you decide now was the time to come to the border >> not my first trip. i've been to the border many times. this important aspect of this visit is having this visit after the work we did in guatemala and mexico. i said back in march i was going to come to the border. this is not a new plan. >> harris: however, critics are asking if this is too little too late. the vice president finally went to the border 93 days after president biden named her point person on the migrant crisis as i mentioned. leaders in both political parties say kamala harris is avoiding the real trouble area. >> when it comes to the numbers encounters with people flowing in illegally has surged by nearly 450% in the el pas

harris faulkner takes over now. here is harris, bye-bye. >> harris: thanks. growing fallout over the release of dr. anthony fauci's emails. some of our nation's top scientists are suddenly admitting maybe we had better take a closer look at that laboratory in wuhan, china and asking how did covid-19 start? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". a treasure trove of fauci emails reportedly appear to contradict what he and other officials were publicly saying about the virus and its origins. just yesterday francis collins, the director of national institute of health said he never rejected the lab leak theory even though emails direct tore collins had been exchanging with dr. fauci appear to dismiss it as conspiracy. here is collins on fox news yesterday. >> there were a lot of conspiracy theories and other ideas floating around at that point. one of them was that actually sars covid 2 had been a bioengineered bioweapon created on purpose by human intervention by the wuhan institute of virology. that doesn't fit with what we know about this par

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. that's a lot of information particularly that piece of detail from el salvador because the vice president has left that country at least last check off her list in terms of the northern triangle. i want to talk about that and so much more. jody harrington, a republican congresswoman from texas. you were introducing a resolution to declare war on the drug cartels. how will that work? >> well, it is laid out very clearly and expressly written into the constitution. first of all let's take the preamble. the federal government's first job is to provide for the common dedefense and domestic tranquility. not happening. chaos, disaster, crisis at the border. next you have a president who swears and oath to faithfully execute the laws of the land, article 2. not happening. no apprehension, no detention. cash and release. no notice to appear. not enforcing the laws of the land. and then you have article 4 that says the government will provide the sovereign states a republic and protect them ag

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. david. we've seen months of chaos at the border including young children being abandoned. but vice president harris was busy doing plenty of other things in the past three months getting to the root causes. she went to guatemala and mexico but our reporters actually spent more time seeing firsthand what was driving people here than she did. she hosted texas democrats at the white house promoting the covid-19 vaccine in multiple cities. important obviously but she has been given seven jobs by the president that we know of and we are waiting for her to multi-task it all. she threw a fancy dinner for women of the senate a lot. but not the border. dan patrick republican lieutenant governor of texas joining me now. thank you for being in focus today. my first question for you is when she hits el paso, who will be there from the governor's office and any contingents that you might be sending? >> well, i'm sure there will be local representatives who will want to be there. primarily probably democr

harris. >> harris: thanks so much.his i want to bring in caitlyn jenner, republican candidate for governor of california and first transgender woman to run for governor. i mention the last part because i want to get your thoughts what is unfolding not just in loudon county but across the country with transgender policies as they begin to vote. >> i have been very outspoken on that. i believe we have to protect girls sports in school and high school. i think that's extremely important. there is more to the issue than that. and the olympic committee had the first transgender athlete that will be competing. but at the olympic level it is much -- there are rules and regulations for trans athletes to be able to compete. at the high school level there really isn't. and so we need to just continue to look at that issue. >> harris: what about critical race theory? something you've been vocal on. >> i was just watching that and i feel for those parents. if i become governor, i will do everything to fight critical race theory be

harris. >> harris: some of the most direct and in depth reporting on this yet. i want to bring in jason rantz, seattle radio talk show host. did you catch what aishah just reported? there are republicans now that are going to vote in a democratic primary. they have changed their affiliation so they can sway where this is going. republicans in the back coming to the front to try to help save new york city from its violence. >> sometimes you have to get strategic in that way. traditional republican doesn't have that much power in new york city. they understand democrats have hurt their everyday life. it snot safe to go to school for their kids or walk to work or take the subway. now they get creative. i hope they are successful here. the clear pattern from the democratic party is they're going further and further to the left. we've seen the results of that. >> harris: when you say further and further to the left i just want to give people an idea. you've heard democrats jason say they'll redefine things. defund the police, no reimagine policing. i still can't get

bye, harris. >> harris: the president said what?ce members this. >> president biden: elected vice president -- [inaudible] you know what the joint chiefs said the greatest threat to america was, global warming. >> harris: you'll tell us what the greatest threats to america really are next. you are in focus, joey jones. 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

pool, it's probably kemal harris.rt of a divine group of leaders. it divine in the literal sense, like the dalai lama or kim jong un. she shot him in a team of her last round of golf. if kamala harris does have a kind of appealing humility, she doesn't compare herself to god, but a superhero analogy. her own book is called, "superheroes if you haven't seen it, you can get her nieces book, which is called, and by his big idea. what was the idea? we couldn't find it. if your kids are interested, they can buy the youth oriented edition of the ghostwritten memoir. and of course, because why wouldn't they be, we have kamala harris themed food. in this case, baked goods apparently made by the united states military. on her way to guatemala on the plane, kamala harris walked to the back to hand out cookies. not any cookies, not fig newtons, cookies and the shape of kamala harris. "usa today" reporter excitedly snapped a picture, saying she delivered cookies decorated with the shape of her likeness. kamala harris isn't just a

kamala harris or biden? state will build its own border wall as the illegal immigration surge continues to crush texas communities. i'll talk about all of this with texas attorney general ken paxton, a republican, alongside congressman henry cuellar, a democrat only here in focus. stay close. during the vietnam era, would be eligible today for a va home loan. so many do not know that. there's no expiration date on your eligibility for the va home loan. every veteran, every service member out there if you're thinking about buying a home if you're thinking about a cash out refi whatever you're thinking with a mortgage, you should come to newday usa first. veteran homeowners. three reasons to do a cash out refi right now. home values are high while rates are low. newday lets you borrow all of your home's value. and you could take out $50,000 dollars or more. more protection, more sun, more joy. neutrogena® beach defense® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people wi

save me, harris, take it. >> bill: see you tomorrow. >> harris: the world awaits to hear how it all went down. president biden in a closed to the public meeting with russian president vladimir putin going on right now. we do know we won't see biden calling out russia's actions to putin's face because they skip the traditional joint news conference. the president is still with putin at the swiss villa after months of russian aggression toward the u.s. and other nations. what will they say to each other? white house officials have down played their expectations for the meeting. biden's national security advisor going as far as to say he doesn't expect any significant outcomes. republicans argue biden has appeared weak on the world stage and saying his knees are buckling by not facing reporters alongside putin. >> the fact that you aren't prepared to stand six or eight feet from your adversary and tell the world what it is you talked about. the things you care about and why you care about them shows enormous weakness. >> we need to go on the offense. we've lost deterrents with the biden adm

harris faulkner is up next. see you later. >> harris: let's get to it. the white house now attempting to flip the script amid the political firestorm over rising crime. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". defund the police became a rallying cry for many on the left in 2020. and now a potential liability for democrats as crime is skyrocketing out of control. president biden so far refusing to call out the impact of the left's push to defund police. now in a new twist the white house is accusing republicans of being the party that defunds the police because the g.o.p. voted against the president's stimulus bill. >> president never mentioned needing money for police to stop a crime wave when he was selling the american rescue plan. >> he mentioned that the state and local funding, something supported by the president. a lot of democrats who supported and voted for the bill could help insure local cops were kept on the beat in communities across the country. didn't receive a single republican vote. >> harris: just to clarify the cities h

. -- harry is a professional. -- harry is a rofessional. , ., professional. rashford said that is the dirty work _ professional. marcus rashford said that is the dirty work no _ professional. marcus rashford said that is the dirty work no one - professional. marcus rashford said | that is the dirty work no one knows. against croatia, it was tactical as they look to see that nguyen, jude billingham came on, marcus rashford came on for him for the last 15 minutes or so can scotland as they tried to have a breakthrough. it wasn't a defeat, england fans may have felt that way but they are on four points, that could very well on itself get them through to the last 16. but they will more importantly than anything, want to get a win against the checks just to get that feel—good factor back in the squad and get their mindset straight again, because there was so much optimism after they beat croatia 1-0. but optimism after they beat croatia 1—0. but a wind atop the group, which it would be beating the checks on tuesday, also comes with a certain amount ofjeopardy. i p

what happens now, harris? you know what will happen the pendulum will swing so far to the other side, because people have had enough. if you made the argument months ago that if it's just the cities don't worry about it, i'm sorry it's coming to the suburbs too. it's everywhere. to kayleigh's point about the change in talking points from the left when i make this point i started to travel, do reporting on the crime three years ago for the fox news channel. democrats told me, over all crime is down. now we see the seeds sowed back then by george who wanted to refund, redescribe our pugh a system. system and got people back on the streets. they don't believe people that are a risk to society should be behind bars. that's what our jails are made for. >> harris: it's the dichotomy we see in politics. they literally see things so differently in public safety, republicans and democrats. >> i'm glad lawrence brought up the activist. i want to go back to the biden administration addressing gun control. this is the fir

liberty. ♪ >> harris: dr. the pandemic shaped his life philosophy. no surprise loads of criticism already. here is joe concha? >> many of the country threw open their mouth that fauci will be releasing a book on the pandemic. 2/3 americans believe his decisions were made through a political prism. not what our scientists and doctors are supposed to do. become another beer congratulate but that's what dr. fauci has become. >> harris: perhaps he would donate the money. a back and forth emails between dr. fauci and top chinese health official in the early days of the pandemic. the exchange comes off at pretty chummy. kat timpf here with us today. what is your reaction to this? dr. fauci panning a book. >> i think it's crazy the book will be about truth. as you mentioned so much of this has been far too political and unfortunate to see it's still happening. if you look in terms of the discussions of the lab leak theory, for example, it was for political reasons nobody wanted to believe that. we should know after t

>> harris: fox news alert. desperate search for possible survivors of that miami area building collapse. at least four people are confirmed dead. 159. that number much bigger than it has been are missing. teams of rescuers are digging through the wreckage. listening so carefully for sounds of any victims, clinging to hope that some may still be alive. you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here's my cohost, emily compagno joining us today is brian. let's get to the news of the moment. the beach front condominium that crumblied -- crumbled to the ground early yesterday. this is the camera that captured it. what you can see while it was happening, it was how quickly it came crumbling down. you saw an implosion in the center between those two towers and that building on the right. then flat as a pancake, at least the last few floors. that's 12 floors crumbling to the ground. rescue efforts began almost immediately. here's the emergency personnel responding to what they found. >> we're going to need so

say. >> harris: tomi? >> tomi: reiterating that, i think folks are going to go from grief to anger pretty quickly and there's always a large amount of frustration, people want answers as quickly as possible but to understand what these first responders are doing and how difficult the job is ahead of them, they can't just go in and bulldoze the entire thing, they can't do it as fast as some people probably want because there's a chance or could be survivors and these family members certainly want any grasp of hope they can hold onto to be there for them but once again i just want to reiterate, in the midst of all this frustration and tragedy we are seeing true leadership from both sides of the aisle and it's a great thing to see especially in our country right now that people can come together in times like this and i hope this as an example set for the rest of our nation in times of tragedy and when things are going well. >> harris: nearly a week ago we learned, it was at 1:30 in the morning on thursday, e

harris, back to you to you. >> harris: you know, steve, part of the problem they were facing as rescuers as the storm system that came in, the drywall and other materials in that building make it difficult to protect the emergency crews because you can see the collapse, what is the latest on that situation in the weather where you are now? >> there was heavy rain as you mentioned and lightning and it dissipated somewhat, we expected an hour or two go for it to clear up and it will certainly make things easier for the rescue workers but they took tremendous risk especially over night when many of them went into the partially collapsed building trying to say boo they could and of course the rain not making that structure anymore sound today, harris. >> harris: wright, steve harrigan, we will come back to you with the news more on this hour, at 12:30 p.m. eastern we learned that governor ron desantis will join city officials there in surfside with a news conference. to bring us up to speed, you know, as often as we can we will show you the family reunification hotline, the importance of tha

remember that video, harris? back in april another tourist from kansas city, he was shot on his way back to his hotel in times square. we're seeing a crime surge in this area. the nypd is reporting a 173% jump in robberies, 201 spike in felony assaults and 800% increase in hate crimes. the department added a new mobile command post with 24 extra officers patrolling this precinct to try to make tourists and people going back to work feel safer. mayor bill deblasio addressing this 30 minutes ago. listen. >> the bottom line is we are going to flood the zone in times square with additional officers to make sure this situation is resolved once and for all. we are going into the summer of new york city. we have more and more activity out there. more and more jobs coming back and more tourists coming back. they have to be safe and feel safe. >> harris, we're seeing that visible presence this morning. you see the police officers behind me. we're told there are more than 100 unformed officers in times square right nou. >>

you are watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. here today my co-host, kayleigh mcenany, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy herself and 24 hour reporter carley shimkus and fox and friends weekend co-host, host of modern warriors, pete hegseth. welcome, everybody. let me fill in more on the story. dramatic video of a shocking attack in broad daylight in new york city. two children, ages five and ten, caught in the cross fire as gunman fired shots at a man in the bronx. the children had not hurt. the suspect expected to recover. police are searching for the gunman. experts are warning soft-on-crime policies are driving this trend. a new report finds many arrested for looting and rioting across new york city last summer had their charges dropped. criminals, go ahead, walk away, they said. out west in portland oregon police union going after not charging the rioters in last year's mayhem. >> you have 150 plus days of unprecedented, sustained violence in the city of portland and our rapid response team came out every night, stood

>> harris: i'm not supposed to be frozen now. wow! behar asked viewers to ignore the joke. >> i just wonder if you can be gay in the world and it's not a big deal. by the way, that inappropriate joke i made for daytime television, scratch it. make believe i never said it. >> harris: wow. i do sit frozen and just shock in this. joe concha, only a witch with a wand could think she could just wave this away. >> joe: wood. well-done. yeah. people like joy behar are the reason it took so long for people like carl nassib to come out. it was clearly rehearsed by behar who represents the worst of political discourse in this country. the other panelists on the set laughed along with her. megan mccain is the only one that didn't. behar will get a pass because of who she supports, the blue team and she's morally superior in terms of her positions. that gives her that pass. if you want to have wednesday fun, guys, close your eyes and picture anybody on this show making this same comment. there would be calls for you to be cancelled at the speed o

harris. >> harris: it has been months of no access. curiosity grows and so potentially are all the problems for the people inside. griff jenkins, thank you very much. fox news is learning exclusively the largest conservative caucus in the house is now calling on their state governors to send national guard troops or law enforcement to the southern border immediately. south dakota governor kristi noem answering the call to send people to texas. she said the biden administration failed in the most basic duty of the federal government, keeping the american people safe. the border is a national security crisis which requires the kind of sustained response only the national guard can provide. end quote. congressman chip roy, republican from texas, is in "the faulkner focus" joining me now from texas and the rio grande valley. great to have you on the program. first of all, tell me what you anticipate to show the former president trump today. >> good morning, harris. always great to be on your show. i wish this is a circumstance we're facing

[laughs] >> harris: good idea. of the contradicting things that exist in the world today and we are trying to find a way to hold all of them. sean, coming back to something you said earlier, that you are in it for yourself, as a catholic school graduate, one of the tenets of christianity is love thy neighbor as you love thyself. a question for emily, one of the big challenges and questions we ask, can corporations act as individuals in this country? if you're going to restrict access to the legislature, if you're going to restrict people's ability to devote, we are going to -- >> harris: the only name he didn't say it not round up was kayleigh. she's shaking her head. >> kayleigh: an immediate contradiction comes to mind, getting an i.d. to get an absentee ballot, as my colleague pointed out this morning, 46 out of 47 european countries require an i.d. -- >> jenna: that's not the only thing. >> kayleigh: expanding hours to vote. they don't know what's in there, they are nonsensical. they have the exact same voter i

"america reports" now. >> sandra: thank you, harris.'s ruling to reinstate a suspended teacher who spoke up against his school standard policy. several parents are now focused on making sure critical race theory is banned from their schools there. we'll have more on that coming up. >> plus florida senator rick scott joins us to look ahead to next week's bite into the tin summit. should it go on as planned? they will

what does kamala harris stand for?ave no idea, other than she obviously stands for herself, and she is very good at promoting herself. she had a career as a prosecutor in california, and then she throws all of that out the window in order to jump on this "defunded the police" bandwagon, but when she first announced that she was going to run for president, she was announcing that she would be the next nominee before the first contest, she had to bail. even democrats don't like her. i don't think that the celebrity thing is working out very well. >> harris: can i ask you a quick question? charlie points to the politics of this. there may be something strategic that we don't necessarily see it. if you have aspirations, what would he want? walk away from whatever path didn't serve. for the next job. you look at the last four years, looking forward, then looking back, it would be almost like a clean slate. what did she say on the border? she didn't say anything on the border, so you can't quote what is not said. i don't kno

it's criticism harris is also facing back in the united states. republicans argue harris needs to visit the us mexico border to see the problem of migration 1st hand. but harris insists that's not necessary. i came here to be here on the ground to speak with the leader of this nation around what we can do in a way that is significant is tangible and has real results. and i will continue to be focused on that kind of work. as opposed to grand gesture. the thirds of migrants from central america to the united states is a problem that has been years in the making and will not be solved with just one meeting. that's why the us vice president on tuesday will also be meeting with the president of mexico as a leaders continue to collaborate and find a solution. kimberly, how can al jazeera water, melissa city council, as see me going to has been sworn in his, molly's transitional president. he led the military q last month overthrown. the transitional government installed less than a year ago. he's promised to hold elections. that head brings us justice department says it's recovered. millions

by the vacant harris is showing signs of cracking. >> vice president harris: we have been to the border have been to the border. >> you have not been to the border. >> vice president harris: and i have not been to europe. i don't understand the point that you are making. >> will you do it soon? >> vice president harris: yes, i will. >> when are you going to the border vice president? >> vice president harris: i'm not finished. i said i'm going to the border. >> laura: did you notice that? i'm not finish. let me finish. it is sort of like a punctuation mark of desperation for common-law. >> i mentioned you were surrounded by a team of folks who helped prepare you. >> vice president harris: i have -- >> let me finish. >> vice president harris: excuse me. i'm asking the questions. >> i'm speaking. i'm speaking. >> mr. vice president, i'm speaking. >> laura: the fact is, everyone is starting to see what democratic primary voters knew about tom will harris. she is just not a prime time player. she has no relevant experience and she is totally in over her head. >> vice president harris: the p

but univision denies that the lady told harris i voted for you. she made kamala harris's day.nk you, harris repied and kamala harris returned to immigration policy. what is that policy? it's time to take all of the money we have left over and give it to central america. only by doing that can we solve the root causes of immigration. watch. >> what we must do to address the root causes of migration, to address the root causes. the issues of root causes won't be solved in one trip as if it's something to be dealt with overnight. to feel the effects of those root causes on our shores. the root causes are based on the problems and the challenges that people are facing in countries like guatemala, which is why i was there. we have to address the root causes. >> tucker: what are root causes? well, they include climate change of course. violence against women. once we solve those we are done. we have solved the problem. make latin america perfect. that should not be hard. people like kamala harris demonstrated a record of improving everything they touch. take a trip on bay area rapid

visita principal de la vicepresidenta harris a guatemala.rovertida de un juez sobre las armas en california. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] palmira: muy buenas noches. es un gusto saludarlos. soy palmira pÉrez. bienvenidos "al punto california" esta fueron las preguntas del gobernador. reportera: cuÁl es el plan para incentivar la vacunaciÓn? [habla en inglÉs] >> estamos haciendo todo lo que estÁ en nuestro poder para buscar a la gente. vamos a las iglesias. vamos puerta a puerta. estamos tocando en las casas de la gente y le decimos que vayan y se vacunen. hicimos un sorteo con premios en dinero, el mÁs grande de estados unidos. maÑana vamos a repartir cheques de 50.000 $. vamos a hacer otro mÁs maÑana y luego el martes 15 de junio. los vacunados pueden ganar 1.5 millones de dÓlares. estamos tratando de incentivar a las personas. vamos y les hablamos en su idioma. estamos llegando a la california rural tambiÉn. reportero: gobernador considera que es seguro reabrir la economÍa con las variantes que circulan? >> es la pregunta correcta. es importante saber alg

this comment says vp harris who rate. bc says, harris is doing a fine job.uture president harris doing fantastic. i hear about what harris is doing, -- what harris is going to do, but what -- not what she is going to do -- not what she is doing says mary. let's get your calls. let's hear from glenn in at bernville, texas. good morning. disapprove line. guest: good morning c-span. i think kamala harris is about four months too late on immigration. biden wants to get 11 million immigration people here to pump up the democratic voting rolls. he is placing thousands of illegals in red states to pump up the democratic voting rolls. i disapprove what she is doing and what joe biden is doing. he needs to be impeached from the presidency. he is ruining the country one step at a time. if you talk to anybody in the oil industry, they will tell you that he has killing the country. -- he is killing the country. he is going to be the worst president we have ever had. host: to ramon in madison heights, michigan. on the approved line. -- the approve line. ramon, madison he

we have to give them space. >> harris: that's a really good point. the humanity with this governor, they talked about that 93-year-old matriarch and what she meant to the community. really taught us about what the loss is mr. lee like. really quickly, the catch up they will have to do looking at these buildings. i would imagine it has to be expeditious at this point. as they just pointed out, you can have all the rules on the code, but you have to have enforcers. i liken that to where we are with the defund the police part. law enforcement without police doesn't count. >> kennedy: yes and i look at this and a feel for the family because they say there is over 200 people who are responding there, but if i'm a family member, i want a thousand people. i want more equipment. i want machines we've never seen. i want a sense of urgency. i know the people who are working there are working around the clock. i don't question their tenacity. if i'm there family member, i want more done. i want to make sure they feel the urgency that there still could be surviv

i am harris faulkner.cohost kayleigh mcenany, and emily compagno, host of "kennedy" kennedy herself, and john james, former u.s. senate candidate and iraq war veteran. great to see you all. learning 128 police officers have been shot so far this year and two there have been 27 ambush style attacks on officers. that is up 50 percent in ambush attacks compared with last year. and this all as we get new video of a police officer in san francisco under attack. >> whoa. >> harris: a homeless man violently pushing a female officer to the ground as several bystanders rushed to help before backup officers arrived. when police official warning that shows the dangers of police staff shortages and what he calls a criminal first for progressive agenda. and this dramatic body cam video from northern california shows police risking their lives raising into a building after a gunman killed nine of his coworkers at a rail yard. this is breaking about the time last week. the shots were still flying. the officers carefully

you had to feel sorry for harry came. he is walking a very l harry came.hen, then with the fact that boris johnson, priti patelare then with the fact that boris johnson, priti patel are pretty drawn over the issue on whether or not our footballers should kneel before matches. and now the poor man is being booed by his own fans as he walks off the pitch. ijust feel at this point, people should get behind the poor guy. he is struggling already and he is under a huge amount of stress and now he splashed all of the front pages. he has the purpose so much and i feel like we should actually be cheering for him and to cheer the guy up. if you want our players to play the best than the salish of them some support. —— then let's at least show them some support. contrast, very sensibly, they go for the alternative, a beaming scotsman player in the headline, great scots. in terms of morale, this must�*ve been a huge boost both for the scotland team in the scotland fence. everyone seems to be, the consensus seems to be that it was scotland's game tonight. please every

show this to kamala harris to learn something. migrants were wading across the river, just walking right into the country. they get the help of human traffickers operating in broad daylight and breaking our laws and not respecting our borders or sovereignty and not being turned away. instead the migrants with elderly and young children are housed and fed and get their healthcare and education with your hard earned tax dollars because joe and kamala harris told them to come. we will have a 20 to 30 year record. we will have well over 2 millio immigrants illegally over the board of this year. they are disrespecting our laws and constitution. they are enriching the cartels and costing all of us a fortune and cutting in line in front of legal immigrants. joe biden and kamala harris they are unable to solve the crisis. they are aiding and abetting the law breaking.. as a result, they are hurting the country. here with more from our m interview with guatemala's president reporter sara carter. he was lecturing joe and kamala harris befor

he was lecturing joe and kamala harris before and even after kamala harris left. what did he tell you? >> yes, i met with president after vice-president kamala harris left guatemala for mexico. we sat at the presidential palace. he pushed back against the biden administration. he said this border crisis is one of your own making. don't put the blame on us. listen to what he said. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> sean, not only did he tell vice-president kamala harris in a private meeting to please stop sending mixed messages, he offered her a solution. she said we need bilateral cooperation and have stronger and more stringent federal charges against the coyotes and smugglers bringing people into the united states. he said his country is willing to do that if the united states will take those steps. >> sean: i didn't know you were that fluent in spanish. a great job. kamala harris and joe can use all of the words they want. words and actions. the people in latin america see it with their own eyes. great report. >> i saw it myself.

for marijuana. >> reporter: harry, like many college students, smoked weed. he'd started selling it on the side to make extra cash. >> it was so open. it was like everybody was smoking. it never felt illegal and criminal. but in a sense, i did know it was breaking the law. >> reporter: being busted was scary enough. when he learned the severity of listen tense, it was devastating. >> i'd never thought i would ever get sentenced to 10 years for marijuana. >> reporter: harry at just 25 years old would serve nearly a decade in a virginia prison for a first-time felony. but this year his home state legalized cannabis, and with it an entirely new industry. leaving people like harry wondering what they stand to gain after they've lost so much. >> i want in. literally. like, i sold not even $100,000 and got 10 years. now you can legally sell hundreds of millions? yes, it's kind of tough to swallow. >> reporter: virginia becoming the first southern state to join at least 16 others in fully legalizing cannabis. it reflects a cultural shift in our nation, with 91% of a

>> kayleigh: governor ron desantis has shown himself to be an executive who shows up, harris. when it seemed like in the matter of an hour or so he was there talking to reporters, he was there talking to victims, he got there immediately and it's still there because as you rightfully point out when the chief executive comes up, all the resources follow behind and there is no doubt that governor desantis showed up. >> harris: tomi, you had such a good point about how they were together and hopefully putting politics aside from we will have to see how it all plays out in terms of the investigation, that's part of the story that we will cover as it happens, more as we get it. stay close. eed. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (vo) i am living with cll and i am living longer. thanks to imbruvica. imbruvica is a prescription medicine for adults with cll or chronic lymphocytic leukemia. it will not work for everyone. imbruvica

kamala harris tratÓ de disuadir a los inmigrantes a llegar a nuestro paÍs.a que afecta a un grupo de inmigrantes en los estados unidos. la corte suprema decidiÓ que los inmigrantes indocumentados que tienen estatus de protecciÓn temporal o tps, no son elegibles para la residencia permanente. claudia nos amplia sobre la noticia en desarrollo. [cÁnticos] reportera: los jueces de la corte suprema conservadores y liberales, le dieron un duro golpe a inmigrantes con estatus de protecciÓn temporal conocido como tps. todos dictaminaron que quienes entraron al paÍs de manera ilegal no podrÁn solicitar la residencia permanente. >> esperamos que el resultado fuera un poco mÁs humano. y no hay duda que es un golpe a la comunidad inmigrante. reportera: la jueza escribiÓ que no elimina el efecto de la entrada ilegal. aclarÓ que permite permanecer en el paÍs, no da admisiÓn legal para obtener residencia permanente. >> esta decisiÓn de la corte suprema no tiene un efecto en tu tps. ni tu permiso de trabajo. no hay que preocuparse. reportera: el fallo no afecta a inmigrante

i can't imagine. >> harris: they're going to need a lot of boxes.re, we are all assuming -- i want them to find the best among us and the best warriors among us just in case. i think space is friendly, but we don't really know and to your point, what if we started the diversity talk, all of that with the idea that the most prepared will be, so we've got to prepare our kids and you don't need to do that by drawing down the color of their skin or anything like that. it's about zip code, it's about life experience, point of view of the people around them. it matters if we start with positive and lifting people up. we also have a problem with just putting bandwidth in places, books and places. just the basics. high tide lifts all boats, and then you have a bigger pool to choose from and they have the will look diverse and feel diverse by the nature of how they get in. >> emily: that's exactly right and i believe they are friendly here. >> harris: i am hopeful but hope is not a strategy. >> emily: up next, could be the last call for a lot of ladies if th

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in her remarks, harris also failed to acknowledge how u.s. intervention and foreign policy in guatemala and central america have contributed to the root causes of why people flee in the first place. harris is meeting today with mexican president andrÉs manuel lopez obrador in mexico city. the u.s. supreme court monday unanimously ruled that undocumented immigrants who were granted temporary protective status are not eligible to seek permanent residency in the country. as many as 400,000 people from 12 countries, including el salvador, honduras, haiti, and nepal, are protected by tps. immigrant advocates say many of them were previously undocumented. in response to monday's ruling, the national tps alliance said -- done "this emphasizes the fact that congress must act now to guarantee permanent protections and for president biden to expand the tps status to everyone who deserves it." in peru, where the presidential election runoff is still too close to call, leftist candidate pedro castillo has gained a -- widened his lead against right-winger