i'm harris faulkner. republicans expressing serious doubt whether the president has any grasp on anything to do with afghanistan. here is an indication there is a problem. it has taken actually this long for the administration to finally acknowledge without u.s. personnel on the ground they don't have the security protocols in place for our people. or to figure out who is who trying to get out of there. today president biden will attempt to change the entire subject by unveiling his six-prong strategy to fight the new delta vair yanlt 6789 jen psaki is eager the switch topics as well. a bit of her exchange with peter doocy. >> there are now more terrorists wanted by the f.b.i. in the new afghan government than there are women. does the president think that is a foreign policy success? >> no one in this administration, not the president nor anyone on the national security team would suggest that the taliban are respected and valued members of the global community. >> why are we engaging >> bill: with he ha

here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the united states on the world stage as president biden addressed the u.n. general assembly last hour and came face-to-face with our closest allies around the world. when you check the facts, and you know we do, it is a very tough time for him to try to do that right now. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". president biden faced a litany of problems and catastrophes foreign and domestic going into his speech today. the military's botched drone strike in afghanistan is on the list and put our reputation further in jeopardy after the chaotic troop pull-out of afghanistan. france yanked its ambassador to the united states after biden kept the french in the dark on a submarine deal. thousands of haitian migrants surging over our southern border with the worst optics and realities imaginable. big worries about inflation, the debt ceiling, delta variant and more from markets on shaky ground and democratic infighting threat espn to tank the president's big spending and i

i'm harris "the faulkner focus". federal government sending in heavy machinery to clear up the grounds of the home of haitian migrants. the numbers have dwindled to 3,000 people still living under that bridge. what we still don't know, despite repeated attempts to find out, is how many of them have been released into the united states. we had some numbers yesterday. our correspondent peter doocy tried to get answers from press secretary jen psaki. here is how that went. >> where is everybody else? >> i'm happy to get a more fruitful rundown if it's helpful from the department of homeland security. >> what you talk about some of these people are being placed in removal proceedings that doesn't mean removed, correct? >> it means they're in the process of a removal proper seengd so it can go to the immigration process that has long been in place. >> harris: take a look at what that means. "the washington examiner" is reporting u.s. border patrol released more than a dozen haitian migrants at a san antonio gas station on

>> harris: an excellent question.richard. >> i didn't hear reported, harris, what was boris johnson actually said which was that joe biden was a breath of fresh air, a quote and quote, the withdrawal from afghanistan was a massive logistical success. as regards what happened in the oval office yesterday look, these are set pieces, photo ops for the most part. we know when foreign leaders are supposed to take questions, remember when we saw putin and trump when trump said he believed putin over u.s. intelligence. that's when they are supposed to take questions. boris johnson went off script and took a couple of questions. biden wasn't going to do the same and then the press was ushered out as they always are once the set pieces are done. so please, let's remember what it is not was nato leaders laughing at trump behind his back. not trump pushing foreign leaders aside so he can get in front of the picture. >> harris: we are talking about a current president who members of a widespread media, not just fox but wide sprea

harris. >> harris: thank you very much.'s bring in the power panel now into focus, sean duffy former wisconsin republican congressman and fox news contributor. crystal knight former political director of priorities usa and founding executive director of emerge tennessee. great to see you both. sean, i will start with you. 84% state hospitals the employees are fully vaccinated as healthcare workers. 89% at long-term care facilities. those are some big numbers when you consider how botched the messaging was out of the white house because i guess they didn't like it was a trump-backed vaccine. new york is doing very well. what do you make of the mandates >> even going back to the protest in the mall, you have a lot of americans who say listen, i will stand up and inspire others to fight for freedom and liberty and push back on these oppressive mandates. when you have 10 or 15% of healthcare workers that actually leave the hospital, harris, that has real impacts on hospitals' ability to care for the sick. what do these 10 or 15

harris faulkner is up next. here is the "the faulkner focus". >> harris: breaking news at this hour as thousands of migrants are massing at our southern border, a stunning new report now on where the government is going to send them. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". the administration had claimed it would be deporting those thousands of mostly haitian migrants but the associated press is reporting the government instead has released many of them into other cities in texas and put some on flights to tucson, arizona. 9,000 migrants are living underneath the bridge we've been showing you in del rio, texas. that number as of yesterday. mayorkas testified on capitol hill for a second day in a row and he continues to point to a decrease in apprehensions. don't know where he gets it but here he is. >> the data from august which i think will shed light -- >> the question is how many immigrants have we apprehended this year? i'm not worried about august. i understand august you put a focus on it beca

harris faulkner is now. >> harris: we are outside of our fox news city headquarters and we begin with president biden imposing an unprecedented vaccine mandate on american workers. and republicans are furious. i'm harris faulkner in "the faulkner focus". the president announcing that companies with more than 100 employees must now require workers to be fully vaccinated or to undergo weekly testing. he also announced all federal workers and contractors must be vaccinated or risk getting fired. the president says it is not about your freedom but this marks a drastic 180 for both president biden and his press secretary, jen psaki. here is what she used to say about vaccine mandates. >> president biden: no, i don't think they should be mandatory. i wouldn't demand it would be mandatory but do everything in my power. i don't think masks have to be made mandatory nationwide. i will do everything in my power as the president of the united states to encourage people to do the right thing. >> that's not the role of the federal government. that is the role that institutions, private sector enti

. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus" on this monday. the president's executive order is forcing most of the nation's workforce to get vaccinated or undergo regular covid testing. it's facing intense blowback. republican governors are already making plans to challenge it in court. they say mandating vaccines is not just unconstitutional, it's unamerican. >> this is not something that the government should mandate and somebody shouldn't have to make the choice between keeping their job and getting a jab in the arm. it's wrong. >> this is an unprecedented assumption of federal mandate authority that really disrupts and divides the country. >> we'll stand up for people's freedoms and livelihoods. when biden is undercutting the constitution we'll be on the line with a full spectrum response. >> harris: the surgeon general says they will be watching. >> we have experience in dealing with exceptions but we have to be vigilant and make sure people are using them in the spirit they are intended and not abusing them for asking for exceptions when

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. presidential pivot. biden's >> harris: president biden spinning from afghanistan. what can he turn to? high prices on gas and food, more than a million people have crossed our southern border with high percentages of them positive with covid. all on his watch. and the coronavirus pandemic itself is running out of control with the delta variant. the president has chosen to stay on that topic for now. tomorrow he is expected to lay out some new steps to battle the pandemic. that won't be easy. it was two months ago when the administration already declared independence from the virus. critics like senator tom cotton suggesting this is part of a broader p.r. campaign to shift focus away from afghanistan and those americans we left behind. >> i understand the administration wants to turn the page. they want this out of the news. they want to focus on their reckless 3 1/2 trillion dollar spending bill. there are a lot of members of congress who won't rest until every american and every lega

then they get the promotion from harris. not just harris. the hollywood elite.you go from 100,000 to 35 million. they are bailing out domestic abusers. one girl who stabbed her friend to death. they bailed her out. bailed out someone who sexually assaulted an 8-year-old. these are the types of people they are bailing out. i wondered why. i googled it and found this quote from their executive director. i often don't even look at a charge. i will see it after i pay the bill. that is not the point. the point is the system that we're promoting. it sums it up. lays it very clear. it is the system we are fighting, without discretion. they literally don't care. that's the irony. it's not as if, we had no idea, this is case of neglect. they do not care. >> harris: they're incentivized to fight for what they call their brand of justice. remember who is supposed to be blind? justice is supposed to be blind. right? but they're choosing to be because they want their own vigilante justice. are there problems in our bail system? of course there are. you've soon it up close, e

thanks. >> harris: not fit for news?blowback after a major network left out former president obama's criticism of the quote, unquote, open borders under president biden. they just left that part out. but the former president's criticism of republicans did happen to make air in that piece. hum. plus the bipartisan outrage over facebook down playing its own research on instagram's harmful effects on teenage girls. the top executive on the line right now. joe concha will break it all down next. homeowners. eteran newday's refi rate is the lowest in their history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. one call can save you thousands every year. and it's easy. there's no money out of pocket and no upfront fees. and while some banks are raising their rates, newday is holding the line for veterans. lock in your rate. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job descript

i'm harris faulkner. you are in the falconer focus. a grand jury has indicted michael sussman accusing him of not telling the fbi he was actually working for hillary's campaign and why is that important? because he provided a tip to the fbi claiming a possible connection between the trump organization and a russian bank who is part of what he was saying he should look at. of course, no evidence of that was ever found. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett says all roads seem to lead back to clinton. >> it was one of the many lies that was conjured up by the dirty tricks department of the hillary clinton campaign at the helm of that of course was hillary clinton herself, sussman them defendant in this indictment and has been caught allegedly lying about his life. >> harris: lying to the fbi is a crime. griff jenkins is live in washington for us. >> yes, it is indeed and michael sussman is in the district court we just saw on that video of him walking in the mud facing one count detailed in these 27 pages, portrayed himself as a good citi

cal harris seemed to have it all. a beautiful family and successful business and big but always not as it seemed. it was september 11th, 2001 as the world was watching what is happening in the family was struck by heartbreak closer to home. here with the house on the lake is keith morrison. >> it's a long winding ride. this tale studded with surprises. >> i felt like i was being kidnapped in broad daylight and no one can help me. >> reporter: it's the story of his life and theirs. >> we cannot sit here in silence and watch another travesty of justice take place. it's about their world. the one that fell apart in a time they can't recall. >> do you remember much about your mom any more? >> not really. >> it's been a long time. >> it's about what happened on a september day the rest of the world can't forget. is there a corner of your brain that thinks maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not at all. >> 15 years, four trials. would it never end? >> i put my head down. i went numb. i just went numb. >> this is the

"the faulkner focus" is up next with harris. here she is. >> harris: we'll pick it up from here with a fox news alert on what is happening. f.b.i. agents are searc it could become more we don't noe. his parents say they haven't seen him since tuesday. brian laundrie's parents are being held in a police van near the home. the f.b.i. announced searchers found a body in wyoming that they believe is gabby's. we'll bring you final confirmation as it happens. complete live fox news coverage nou. laura engel live in grand teton national park. i want to go to charles watson outside the laundrie home in north port, florida. charles, a short while ago i was watching you talk about all of the assets now that have landed at that building. >> that's right, harris, a lot of police activity here right now. just a short time ago we saw the f.b.i. move in on the laundrie home in full force. you can see what is going on across the street right now. we saw nearly a dozen agents go to the front door, announce a search warrant twice before going ins

>> ben: come on down. >> harris: kidding, i love it.n, if you take aside the policy stuff and serious questions here, part of me wants to be for this, i'm incredibly nosy and want to know what everyone makes and would love to google it. that is probably not the best way to make policy decisions. i am for this if individual companies decide to do this and perhaps instead of ruling with an iran fist and government mandating, think of ways to incentivize business to be transparent with their employees, i like the idea of ranges, let's let individual companies choose to do this, not always have the government forcing things. >> harris: kayleigh, if you give the range and can say, annual salary that we decide on negotiateiable on experience, that is what ben is talking about and makes perfect sense, that is not what they are talking about. >> kayleigh: no, it is not, what do the states have in common? the color blue, blue states regulating company, i am against this. let them do what they want to do. >> emily: i'm with you, definite field tr

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harris, dr. july of 2020 sounds a lot different than august. >> harris: remember what he said about masks, they don't work. he did that because they need more of them for professionals in the medical field and then all of a sudden we knew that they did work, they weigh them in surgery. so he does this. the problem is dr. fauci is not my doctor and if i'm going to consult anybody this late in the game, if i want to know if i have antibodies, if i need a booster, if i'm going to do those things for my children in order to send them wherever they go, i'm going to my doctor. i know that things are evolving in terms of what we know and what we learn but that's not what we are talking about. but we are talking about is changing a narrative around, along the way. i will never understand why this narrative didn't happen. all joe biden had to say on day one of his presidency is, i just got off the phone with the former president. you guys know we don't really get along but here's what we agree on. he thre

kamala harris hasn't been to del rio. she is ostensibly the border control czar, but the czar can't be bothered to actually go to the southern borpder where the crisis -- border where the crisis is occurring. secretary mayorkas in del rio said, quote, we are very concerned that haitians who are taking this irregular migration path are receiving false information that the border is open. well, i wonder, madam president, why they think the border is open. maybe it's because the biden administration halted the deportation flights to haiti? maybe it's because joe biden is releasing haitians who illegally crossed the border at del rio into the united states at staggering scale? maybe it's because joe biden halted construction of the border wall the day that he became president? maybe it's because joe biden reinstate the failed catch-and-release policy? or maybe its because joe biden on day one of the presidency ended the incredibly successful remain-in-mexico policy, which was an international agreement that president trump ha

>> harris: emily?nd i think you guys have the same, i have multiple screens up. i was watching as viewers of other networks were being led to believe that something huge and sinister was going to happen on saturday. i'm sure it's a maximum let down. what about the booster debacle on friday? what about the righteous drone strike, the 14,000 immigrants stranded under a bridge in squalid conditions and more of the border? the list goes on of things that we want to hear about and that we want to have covered. yet, for all of the momentum leading up to saturday, and then saturday, and now nothing, who is at a loss of those americans watching that, led to believe something else is happening other than the truth? to your point, other than our reporters who are reporting the truth on those issues that people care about? but there's not going to be any changes until there is accountability. the same faces on the network, despite conflicts of interest and more. >> harris: oh, that i mention? chris cuomo? i'm sor

>> kaleigh: yeah, you nailed it when you said vice president harris.um and announced the vaccine and took the vaccine in a show of confidence in his own fda. and remember the 16-2 vote from the fda for boosters? >> i'm not surprised to see the unions pushing back and they donate so much to the democratic party and they have even more of them who have had covid and there is no way of proving it now and they don't want to have the vaccine if they have had the virus and they are getting the religious exceptions. >> harris: that's interesting and up and down if it is 90 days or a little bit more or less than that, but if you have had covid and you have natural immunity. where is the science? i'm not hearing that come out of the white house. >> no, all that you are hearing is mandates. what is interesting and we have the potential for the national guard to be brought in to fill healthcare positions for example, here in new york. we have healthcare workers from other states that will apparently be flown in to help at the hospitals here. why? why is it that t

harris may be does not get this. but vice president kamala harris is in the lineup secession.ut you earned the -- are in the line of succession. i reach out to the head of our operations today and he said to be, you're correct. the president and vice president, we would have wanted a negative test prior to meeting and greeting them just like all personnel on the plane. anyone going with them, at the pool would be tested. not moment before kamala harris walks onto that set. >> so she is in the building, too. and i have been conduct such as a guest. i don't know what the political stuff at the numbers in that audience, but they had a live audience of some sort. you got joey behar and sara haines and i'm not a doctor i just follow the protocols because we have them here, too. they are close contact. >> yeah. >> why are they still sitting there. they should not be sitting there either. you have to vice president coming into the building. we don't know who is being tested and how and all of that. but to your point, it was my understanding that if you're going to have a president or

>> harris: we're looking at live shots. did you hear the resume and all the national titles of the women? mikayla maroni, people know her from the geico commercials. allie. these are young women who have been part of our just incredible talent of athletics for years. you saw simone biles walking. you see them with the opening statement of the director of the fbi, christopher wray. let's watch. >> this morning, ms. biles, ms. maroni, ms. nichols, ms. raiseman, who were among the many nassar hurt. i'm deeply and profoundly sorry to each and every one of you. i'm sorry for what you and your families have been through. i'm sorry that so many different people let you down over and over again. and i'm especially sorry that there were people at the fbi who had their own chance to stop this monster back in 2015 and failed. and that is inexcusable. it never should have happened. we're doing everything in our power to make sure it never happens again. now, before i became fbi director, i was generally familiar with the nassar story.

harris, the educator deserves quotes around her name."extremists." instead of american exceptionalism "shared humanity." >> harris: and any other lane of society we would prosecute an abuser. in this lane, what are we going to do, prosecute teachers for believing what they believe? i want to do, as morgan says, better job at home as a parent to remember there are people out there willing to lie to our children and we will have to keep it straight. public schools, our taxes pay for that, so i just go to school board meetings. y'all can do it however you want, but i think accountability is important in addition to educating your kids at home. i don't want things being bent in the classroom, not without my saying it. >> kayleigh: i work for a president who said what it was: "radical islamic terrorism." we had a leader who called out. >> emily: without accuracy, without specificity, without the full details of how gruesome and horrific 9/11 was, world war ii, concentration camps and the like, that makes history repeat itself. by glossing ove

and on the right, the morning mayor of atlantic city, w, p, g radios, harry hurley, harry, 1st things 1st get us up to speed on how new jersey is recovering from deadly hurricane. ida, how great the on your show, a great deal with your john were hard and it on expectedly hard. everybody thought we were just going to get some rain and probably a decent amount of rain, but it would just blow by. and then that would be that what happened was, it was a deadly event. 31 new jersey in killed 45 nationally. because of ida 30 want to new jersey whenever i thought it was over. to try to process this in south jersey, we had torn nato's the width of for football fields, 400 yards wide by miles long, demolished homes, demolish buildings, demolished fields. we got hit really hard, but we are new jersey and we can't. this is the worst storm, worst death, all since superstore sandy, in 2012 with 34 people died in new jersey. billions of damage a long way to go. but we are new jersey, strong, and will be ok while you are with us here in may. 2020, just as the shut down. a huge question mark over life

they think an event with kamala harris helps put the recount dust recall on steroids.they will turn in their ballot. it shows how seriously national democrats are taking this. you spoke to r r curious to say what they told you about events like this? reporter: republicans obviously have a different take. larry elder, wife several republicans, says that vice president harris will not make a difference, also john cox and kevin falkner also do not believe it will have an impact. >> with the newsom team pulling in heavy hitters like vice president kamala harris to help with the campaign wednesday, his republican challengers are making their final push to voters, with just six days to go before the recall election. in los angeles, leaving gop contender larry elder began his bus tour. things got heated in the best beach area, with someone during an get at elder as he walked past a homeless encampment. tense moments caused him to call -- cut his visitor sure, but not before he called out governor newsom. >> it is about the way this man sucked on -- shutdown the state, divine

i threw out a couple of theories on why we are not seeing harris at all, vp harris, do you have any theoriesof sight? >> i think joe biden hates her. >> greg: that could be it. >> if you had to deal with kamala harris on a daily basis, wouldn't you want her out of the picture is much as possible? i would send her away every single day, send her on trips, to north korea, she can hang out with kim jong un. and this is someone you had to deal with on a daily basis, wouldn't you want for out of out of sight as much as possible? i think your monologue, you are right, there is a real possibility that neither joe biden nor kamala harris on the democrat nominee in 2024. >> greg: you know you made me realize that president biden sent her to the border as punishment for him calling her a racist. >> i literally think they hate each other. >> greg: remember when she said "i was that little girl" to him. now i really like biden. dr. jill, though. remember that time you call me racist? she should go down and deal with the disenfranchise down at the border, if she is so progressive. so we sent her down the

but this is kamala harris' idea of being woke.elp the accused criminals and victimize innocent individuals. her fund set free 1 of 7 different men accused of beating women. kamala harris helped to set free. that is not all. this will shock you. here are some of the other criminals that her fund put back on the streets. a registered sex offender accused of raping an 8-year-old girl, twice convicted with sexual assault and kidnapping and the defendant charged with stabbing a friend to death for refusing sex. i could hear kamala harris saying, the $35 million i helped raise for the bail fund, i just wanted that to go to the good protesters in last year's summer of love. let's remember what they were charged with. looting, arson, destruction of property, assault and battery, setting police cars on fire, vandalism of all kinds. so many innocent people were victimized by vice president harris obviously supports accused criminals over police, lawbreakers over law abiders and we are all in america worse for it. >> sean: well said, both of

harris hotel resumed operation today. the resort is accepting hotel guests. table games and restaurants are expected the reopen later this week. the resort's general manager says they are thankful for the firefighters who kept south lake tahoe safe from the caldor fire. harvey hotels will reopen by the end of next week. >>> a block buster trial. elizabeth holmes, theranos' founder is back in court today. marianne favro is live in san jose. two have different pictures of elizabeth holmes being presented today. >> reporter: yes, holmes turns to lies when her company ran out of money. she made decisions that hurt patients and her investors but her defense attorney paid a much different picture. while she did make mistakes, they say those mistakes were not crimes. >> reporter: surrounded by cameras, elizabeth holmes entered the federal courthouse in san jose with her partner billy evans. she faced criminal charges of defrauding investors and patients by misleading her blood test. prosecutors told jurors this is a case about fraud and lying and cheating to get mon

thank you, harry. casey, i do have one other question to you, which just emerged overnight. >> sure. >> which is that george w. bush, the former president of the united states we have learned is going to hold a fund-raiser for liz cheney. now, a bush holding a fund-raiser for a cheney, you know, four or five years ago, people would be like, that's nothing. now former president donald trump are endorsing people who run against cheney. wants to get liz cheney out of her seat. we have this direct bush v. trump battle going on here. >> right. and cheney's response to the former president supporting one of her opponents has been to say, bring it on. but this shows you that, you know, they know they're in for a fight here. cheney has done very, very well on fund-raising since she stepped out in the wake of january 6th, voted to impeach the former president. the challenge for her, of course, is how much of that is national, from the sizable constituency that she has, that now seems to include more democrats t

. >> yes, harry. >> here comes harry.nten is here. >> what a surprise it turns out that the blue state is blue. and it turns out that the guy who had a 55% approval rating in the exit polls ends up turning back the recall. there's just like nothing really shocking to me in this. and the other thing i'll point out, though, which isn't shocking to me, is the polls all along, especially in the final week, had newsom overwhelmingly turn back the recall. i am so sick and tired of hearing folks bash the polls over and over and over again when there was a 15-point lead for no over yes in the recall and so far the results tonight if anything illustrate that the polls might have underestimated newsom's margin. >> why didn't you call it earlier, harry? we've been talking about this all week. >> don, you and i had a conversation on the phone last flight. you called me up wondering about this race and i said basically that i might not have a job tomorrow if somehow yes was able to win in this race. and so far i'm still sitting in thi

>> dan harris. >> dan harris. >> dan harris right now at the news desk to give you the more of the morning'sined for. >> the birthday girl was more than a little surprised and maybe unhappy as well. >> now let's go now to somebody who hasn't been under 30 since the stone temple pilots were in the top ten, rob marciano. >> and on my fourth, the most important part -- >> can i just ask you to put a hex on janai? >>ng to t t >> ron, you're representing my interests for the rest of the trip. ♪ >> i like making that too. motto, classy, bougie, ratchet, right? stacks on stacks on stacks. >> oh, no. >> oh, my goodness. >> thank you for joining us on this sunday. stay tuned for george. we out here. >> oh, no. >> wow. it's still embarrassing. >> break out the stp for you. >> i have a 6-year-old now. i need to make sure that i can prove my youthful bona fides. >> you're failing at that, miserably. >> who taught you how to use we out here? >> alexa, maybe? >> yeah. you know, throughout the last couple of -- we've heard from just about everybody in your life both professionally and privately except for

vice president kamala harris returns to her old stomping grounds to show her support for governor newsomeanks for joining us this evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. we are less than a week away from that recall election. a lot of democrats have said they stand with governor newsom, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala. she was at the event and joins us now with the latest message. good evening, ashley. >> good evening, vicki and grant. yet this rally was rescheduled after the original one was canceled when kamala harris had to turn her attention to afghanistan. but he knew some says by having her here. they're just doing their part to make sure that every californian living and breathing knows tnis recall election is happening. >> we are here to say today we fight for gavin newsome. vice president kamala harris came home to the bay area for her friend and fellow democrat governor gavin newsome with less than a week before the election. date. harris says by keeping new senate office californians would defend the state's progressive values dream, i wake my for

i don't even have words. >> harris: kacie, tell us about it. >> when you did that intro, harris, it's something. i was pumped up. seeing it on a big screen, it is a dream come true. these homes are dreams come true. we have ladies night. mansion global at 9. she has the american dream home. we've got like the dream dream home. these are $10 million plus homes. one in coral gables, florida. that one actually sold. we've got one in miami, two in chicago that you will see. it's so glamorous. >> harris: you think i'm joking about jersey, but let me tell you. franklin lakes, those places up there. >> we have yet to go. >> hey, kacie -- harris, can i say this? kacie, i want to reserve with kayleigh's permission, i want to reserve one of those home force baby blake's next birthday party. >> thank you. we'll schedule it and the camera man won't show up or something. >> harris: real quickly, kacie, i want to know the premise of the show. >> basically, i tkpwelt in fransy dresses and tour mansions that i have no business going into. mansion global. keeping it all in the family. we literally jus

another said biden and harris have far greater things to focus on. we're seeing a lot of mixed messages in the comments, raj. >> thank you, abbey. you, too, can be a part of the conversation. let us know what you think about kamala harris and president biden supporting governor newsom in this recall election. >>> want to get you caught up now on some other headlines we're watching tonight. we're under a flex alert at this hour and tomorrow. cal iso is asking everyone to limit their use of air conditioners and hold off on running major appliances until after 9:00 p.m. to help avoid the rolling blackout. there have been more than half a dozen flex alert this is summer. thanks to conservation efforts, no rolling brachouts have been necessary so far. >>> it was a dense day in gilroy after police got into an early morning shoot out that ended with one man dead, it began around 2:30 a.m. when police were called to the post office near fourth street for reports of an intoxicated man. according to police, the man immediately pulled out a gun of some kind and

i found your remarks on harry bridges extremely interesting. i want to ask about one of his contemporaries. he is also charged and often considered close to the communist party, if not a communist party member. it was a member of a left wing union, part of the the united electoral workers union. do [inaudible] secretary treasury of the uae. and he, did you encounter him? was he tracked as a communist? if not, why not? i studied him. that's my question. >> no, i'm not familiar but we will certainly look data. i think that if you read that information and, i do in that chapter of harry bridges, i don't just focus on the case. also, by taking this long view, i traced a line of the evolution of the law and the changes and the efforts around the naturalization. not everyone thinks that deportation orgy naturalization, but many were still under threat. what is important is that this part of the story has to do with the interpretation of the law. and also the efforts to root out subversives, either through their memberships and affiliations but also t

you go back to harry truman.ry truman was the vice president franklin delano roosevelt and didn't even know we had an atomic bomb. so you know, all through the years, vice presidents have been shunted aside to some extent. and so we're seeing, uh, this with kamala harris as well. i don't see a lot of power sharing, which is what was talked about on the campaign trail. it seems to be now going down and work traditional course where vice presidents are somewhat isolated. their staffs often don't get along. and that seems to be the case with kamala harris at this time, but brian, i would have thought if the conventional wisdom is that joe biden would only be a one term president that he would want to hopefully set up kamala harris to become the next president of the united states. does it seem to you like perhaps he's lost a little faith in her? i don't think it's sad, frank. i think it's just more about his plate is very fault. there's only so much the white house's willing to turn over to the vice president's offi

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you think they're regretting that or kamala harris is?n't want to be attached to what's going on right now. >> right. i do not blame her at all for wanting to have knock to do with the debacle of the withdrawal. if she said she was part of the decision to follow-through with the exit strategy that might be safe from her. hiding has been effective for this administration for years. that was the campaign approach taken during the 2020 campaign. the media allowed president biden and vice president harris to hide from the voters. not answer questions, not explain what they would be doing and it has worked well unlike the other administration that so much discussion there was too much. hiding has been effective for them. she does not come off well in difficult waters. laughs uncomfortably. this has plagued her to going back to her days in california. might be in everybody's best interests to keep her away. >> kayleigh: thanks to everyone. continuing coverage of the mass flooding coming up. "america reports" after this break. tenderness. my pso

harris says by keeping newsom in office, californians would defend the state's progressive values dream, i wake my for women about 100 yards back from the stage where the vice president stood a group of protesters chanted and waved the flag of afghanistan. harris's visit comes about 2 weeks after the biden administration rushed to evacuate americans and afghan allies from the country now taken over by the taliban. the vice president's appearance at a previously scheduled no on the recall rally was canceled after the couple airport was >> but back at the rally, the governor grateful harris stopped by to support him along with other high ranking democrats in state office because my name may appear on the ballot, but we're all on the ballot and we will not. >> give up because we know. so much is at stake. so many are counting on us. and there was so much good that we can do. >> next on the docket for team newsome president joe biden is expected to visit california next week not only to tour wildfire devastation but a rally with the governor. details on that visit have not yet been set. and

over 1.2 million migrants have been apprehended since biden harris took office. under her control of the border, 970,000. what this borders are for the last two consecutive months, illegal migrant encounters hit more than 200,000. how does that play in history? it is a 20 year high. 4752 pounds of fentanyl seized since april. so if you're a city on the border, you think that's far away, that fentanyl comes to every element and every city in america. congressional democrats on capitol hill have been just as disconnected from reality. they're intent on making these problems much worse. instead of addressing the concerns, hurting our economy stability, they are moving ahead , with passing a massive $3.5 trillion spending bill along with another trillion added upon that, raise taxes, harm the middle class and increase the inflation they have already created. shutting businesses all while handling tax breaks to the rich . democrats control every lever of the federal government, but they are acting like powerless bystanders with a lame duck speaker who is more concerne

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and it really is targeting harry bridges. and so there is another hearing and another case and a supreme court decision and bridges, the supreme court says he was never a member of the communist party or affiliated with the communist party, and so the attempt to deport harry bridges is dashed once again, but the government is determined to try to get harry bridges out of the country. although bridges becomes a citizen after he wins, after this victory for carol wise king and bridges in the 1940s, the government tries to denaturalize him and attempts to deport him once again and those fail. so it takes a lot out of harry bridges, it's a long story, but a very important one in terms of the history of idea logical exclusion in the united states -- and deportation in the united states. >> let's move forward in time, and i can't resist asking you about the case of ernest mendel, a scholar and activist who found himself barred from the united states in the 1960s even though he had been here before and had lectured here in the past.

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vice president kamala harris made a stop in california. today to support governor gavin newsom. they rally together in san leandro this afternoon just days ahead of the recall election. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the latest message. >> this rally was rescheduled after the original one had to be canceled a couple of weeks ago when kamala harris had to turn her attention to afghanistan, but by having her here, team newsome says this is just one of the ways the campaign is making sure every living breathing california knows this recall is happening. >> we are here to say today we fight for gavin newsome. vice president kamala harris came home to the bay area for her friend and fellow democrat governor gavin newsome with less than a week before the election. date. harris says by keeping newsom in office, californians would defend the state's progressive values dream, i wake my for women about 100 yards back from the stage where the vice president stood a group of protesters chanted and waved the flag of afghanistan. harris's visit comes about 2 weeks after th

>> harris: all right.>> we've been watching for the last 35 to 40 minutes the press briefing at the white house and we're going to pass it on. you saw psaki walk away as she wrapped up. we go to "mering reports." >> criticism from both sides of the aisle raining down on biden's handling of the border crisis. the white house and homeland security struggle for answers. good afternoon. >> john: good to have you back. >> sandra: good afternoon. the white house says most of the haitian migrants are being deported but multiple reports dispute just that, and there are

jillian: vice president kamala harris is hitting the campaign trail for embattled california governorgavin newsom. todd: newsom is under fire for blm activist who called for the release of convicted cop killers. marianne rafferty has more on the battle for california. >> with a week to go, vice president kamala harris is hoping to give him a last-minute push to victory in the recall, newsom spent the last few weeks painting larry elder as a carbon copy of donald trump trying to convince california voters a vote for the gop front runner is a vote for trump policies. >> either we vote no on this recall or in a matter of weeks the next governor of california is larry elder. larry elder not only supported donald trump, he is to the right of donald trump. >> reporter: elder continue to hammer newsom on hot button issues like crime and lack of affordable housing. >> crime is going up, cost of living is going up, homelessness is going up. can't think of any friends where this man has done a good job. >> reporter: elder focusing on fundraising asking for anything they can donate where democra

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vice president harris was able to join the show virtually. once she did, harris of course wasted no time slamming once again the border patrol agents and becoming the latest democrat to compare them to slave drivers. take a look. >> i've been clear about the images that you and i both saw about those law enforcement officials on horses. i was outraged by it. i -- it was horrible. and -- and deeply troubling. there's been now an investigation that's being conducted, which i fully support and there needs to be consequence and accountability. human beings should not be treated that way. and as we all know, it also evoked images of some of the worst moments of our history. where that kind of behavior has been used against the indigenous people of our country. used against african-americans during times of slavery. >> now, border patrol's union and agents vehemently denied the characterization of both biden and kamala harris on this issue. they are fighting back strongly. they're saying this is being used as a distraction as we reported already in