harris. >> harris: that was chile. harris's approval in a recent poll was brutal. 28%.re have been plenty of democrat party angst about biden's age and tendency to have verbal gaffes as the border crisis has raged on, which is in the vice president's portfolio. she took some time to shoot some hoops at american university in what could be a microcosm for her tenure. missed five shots in a row, draining the sixth after coaching from her husband, the second gentleman. she got one. what's the equivalent to that last shot in her vice presidentsy, mark? >> she is hitting 1 for 5 with the american voters, too. i've never seen in recent lifetime the number of even mainstream media outlets openly talking about the biden/harris aren't the future of the democrat party. but in my lifetime i never thought anyone could be less popular than jimmy carter and her comes biden and now harris going lower. this is really a race to the bottom with this administration in every sense of the word. >> harris: so much less about her physical actmen in all of that. i don't want to get silly about

harris faulkner is up next. here is the "the faulkner focus". >> harris: top economists are warning the signs are now building for a recession to hit the united states. but the president does not want to hear about that. just moments ago, another example of it. the associated press reporting u.s. home sales slowed down in may for the fourth straight month. interest rates going up. american consumption and confidence going down. and then there is the blowup at the beach as president biden went off on a reporter for asking about his flailing economy. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". we need a problem solver in chief. anyone? from food to fuel, prices all around us are on the rise. add the slow growth and experts are forecasting increasing odds of a serious economic downturn. americans cannot hide from what is happening. but apparently our president would like to do just that. oh, the mostly liberal media are finally getting curious about whether we will have to survive a tough recession. bi

harris. as i explain in saving nine and the reasons you just identified there is a massive group on the far left that wants to demonize and delegitimize and isolate the supreme court justices considering joining the alito opinion. you are right, there are many ways that the american people, most ways the american people can protest and demonstrate and gather are legal and constitutionally protected. it is a criminal violation under section 15.07 to show up to the private residence of a supreme court justice to demonstrate, to try to influence them. that's exactly what is happening. and why these groups like ruth sent us and jane's revenge why they aren't being issued injunctions and not being prosecuted or at least investigated is beyond my ability to understand. why people who show up there aren't being stopped or arrested or threatened with arrest if they show up and do that is beyond my ability to understand unless, of course, they just want it. you know we know that because president bide

harris is next. here she is. >> harris: president biden and the democrats staring down the abyss. five months now to mid-term elections. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". 80% of american voters say their top issue right now is inflation according to a new national poll. and this part keying down is the nightmare for democrats. only 28% of those surveyed say they approve of how president biden is handling that number one issue of inflation. most important to them, he is failing by a mile. about the same say they approve of how he is handling record breaking gasoline prices. another top issue for them, he is failing by a mile. within days we could creep to an average $5 per gallon for regular unleaded. 25 cents more than they were paying last week. again focusing deeper now, the price of gas has more than doubled from when biden first took office. and remember, that's the national average. it is well above $6 in california. one station north of san francisco was charging $9.50 a gallon. the administration is delusional if it thinks people can live this way and

harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: a fox news alert. with woke san francisco waking up to a new day after voters kicked out their progressive district attorney. their decision has national implications putting liberal prosecutors and defund the police democrats on notice. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". it wasn't even close. san francisco voters were fed up with d.a. chesa boudin. the vote margin 60 to get rid of him, 40 to keep him. he is gone. resounding rebuke of boudin's soft on crime policies. many were blaming it for the city's huge spike in crime. it has been so bad some stores have been forced to close or severely limit their hours. they can't make any money in other words. that's what they are making they're spending on security. the numbers don't lie. larceny, theft up by more than 20% from last year. motor vehicle theft also surging. a spokesperson for the boudin recall effort explains why his success is bittersweet. >> it's a bittersweet victory. the reason is because people died, businesses have bee

>> harris: i want to get to this. the white house says president biden still plans to run for reelection in 2024 after a "new york times" report says the growing number of democrats say they don't think he ought to do that. many have raised concerns about his age. he would be 82 at that point, and dismal approval ratings hovering in the 30s now. it's hard to get more than 60 or 70% of anybody to agree on something. the american people have come together and don't like a lot of what he is doing on a host of issues. the white house press secretary is busy these days. >> is the president running for reelection? >> the president, as you know, has been asked that question many times and he has answered it. his answer has been simple which is yes, he is running for reelection. i can't say more than that. >> does president biden feel any concern his approval rating is amazingly and consistently low? >> the president is focused on delivering for the american people. >> harris: we know he looks at that sort of thing. remember

here's harris. >> harris: even people on the left have had enough maybe. voters in perhaps america's most liberal city have the chance to kick out a powerful progressive district attorney. he is not the only defund the police pro-criminal type prosecutor. that rotten course of action is the creed of a growing list of liberal d.a.s which could be shown the door. i'm harris faulkner. democrats are basing for a reality check as chesa boudin faces the recall vote today. his soft on crime policies made him popular three years ago. after living under them, people in san francisco can't take it anymore. critics say boudin often seeks to avoid charging criminals and sides with the defendants over the victims. crime, drugs, homelessness soaring, and now the crayon is on the wall. in los angeles a deputy district attorney says george gascon, his boss, could be next. >> i think tomorrow boudin will be recalled. what i want to tell everybody and tell george gascon is you are next. the people in los angeles have had enough. i do believe that they really now realize tha

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: law breaking pro-choice activists showing up to intimidate u.s. supreme court justices just reached a more vile level. when they showed up outside conservative justice amy coney barrett's home covered in fake blood and carrying baby dolls. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". [chanting and shouting] >> harris: the group is rise up for abortion rights and it is protesting the potential overturning of the landmark abortion case roe v. wade. and this is the fallout from the leaked supreme court draft opinion on it. the actual ruling could come as soon as this week. president biden's justice department and attorney general merrick garland so far are doing nothing to protect the justices and their families at their homes. critics say this inaction is basically condoning violent attacks on pro-life centers. here is utah senator mike lee on the federal law you hear me cite here daily. >> the justice department has turned a blind eye to blatant viol

harris. >> harris: you know, congresswoman was saying some of the same things.terms of how democrats will broaden this out. bring in other issues that may be in other cases to try to either get rid of the court as jonathan turley was just saying, or pack it to their advantage. david spunt, thank you very much. newly sworn in republican congresswoman flores of the state of texas is with us now. member of the house homeland security committee. great to see you. so we'll see you again obviously as we head into the mid-terms. look, i want to get first of all your first reaction to this and then i want to talk specifically about protecting the justices and what is coming down the pike. >> honestly, this is a dream come true for me, for south texas. in south texas we're pro-life so this is a big win for us in south texas but also for our country. and we have to start respecting lives. we have to start valuing lives. the reason why i believe we have so much crime in our country is because we stopped respecting life. if we start focusing and raising our children to valu

harris. >> harris: listening to little chloe there, she is so brave, oh my goodness. makes you want to hug all of those who survived and continue to pray for those we lost. casey stiegel, thank you. black staffers reportedly are leaving the white house in droves in what some in the west wing are calling a mass blackist. the white house is pushing back. we'll hear about that. this disturbing news from biden. well, it's from coast to coast for him. >> it's bad when joe biden is even under water in the deep blue states of california and new york, as he is in the most recent polling. >> harris: 49 out of 50 states he is underwater except for one, the brutal new polling which reportedly has the president twisted with mid-terms five months out. twisted. power panel next. i have fantastic news for fellow veterans who need money for their family and home. there's a powerful va benefit that veterans have earned, but many don't even know about. it's the va home loan benefit. as a veteran, you're eligible to apply for a refinance loan for up to 100% of your home's value. not jus

. ♪ >> harris: this is "outnumbered." harris faulkner here with my co host, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany . also with us today, carley shimkus and ben ferguson is back. great to see him. there's growing concerns about president biden's age as members of his own political party and the media seem to be worried about he may be too old to run for re-election. biden is the oldest president in history and would be closer to 90 than 80 at the end of his second term. his recent bike fall with his many verbal gaffes are not helping his cause. the growing numbers of headlines highlighting biden's age will be hard nor the white house to ignore. with his approval rating sinking and inflation sky high, it's leaving some democrats asking questions though out loud. whether the party needs a different younger leader in the next presidential race. now, ben, my team told me that you literally said these words. this topic is my jam. >> yes, joe biden is the useful idiot that is no longer useful to the democratic party. they saw an op

harry announcing his memoirs.t has seen a feeling of mixed emotions in the crowds. >> reporter: meghan and harry did skip the next scheduled family event, a reception for guests and royals to mingle, coming after the queen made the decision yesterday that only working royals would appear on the balcony for the trooping of colours, leaving the duke and duchess notably out. >> if you're looking at trooping the colour as a precedent, this is an enormous change. we're normally used to seeing multiple members of the royal family on the balcony. >> reporter: this trip marking meghan and harry's first time back in the uk with their children since their departure a little over two years ago in what became known as megxit. the couple left amid allegations of a rift in the royal family, eventually relinquishing royal functions, including henry's beloved royal military titles and duties. they moved to california. >> meghan and harry brought a lot of that romance and excitement with them when they moved here. >> reporter: tho

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the inflation rate last month rose 8.6% from one year ago. the fastest pace since december 1981. that's up from 8.3% in april. it is hot. i told you, it's running hot. the energy sector hit hard. prices there for gas, heating, electricity have skyrocketed. prices of meat and eggs surging the double digits. the white house is ignoring the people it's supposed to serve and they know the power is in the hands of the voters. >> every item when i go food shopping is 20% more post covid. so it is tough out there for everybody. >> doesn't seem to be stopping. oil and gas, i don't see that mitigating. so it is going to hurt. >> i do know inflation is very high and everybody -- >> harris: larry kudlow warns brace for the summer. >> there is a lot of talk in both washington and wall street that we had seen peak inflation. there is no evidence in this report that we've seen peak inflation. in fact, kids, the three-month increases are now running ahead of the 12-month increases. that's a very bad

. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. >> harris: he was armed to kidnap and kill. a california man accused of trying to kill brett kavanaugh. the democrats' unhinged rhetoric is to blame. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". 26-year-old nicholas roske could be indicted as soon as today. according to the complaint he was angry about the leak draft opinion suggesting it was ready to turn the abortion statute roe v. wade. question, why exactly are democrat leaders dragging their feet when it comes to protecting judges and their families? >> there was absolutely no excuse not to provide that protection for all the justices. >> republican minority in the senate needs to push back and make sure those in charge of the law protecting our judges, somebody is going to get killed here if we don't change this. >> there is only one reason for protestors to show up outside the home of a public figure. to send a message we know where you live. we shouldn't be playing with this. we're playing with fire. >> harris: david spunt live at the justice department. >>

kamala harris one year ago.f extreme progress means another record for the border crisis she is right. customs and border patrol are reporting now more than 239,000 illegal immigrant encounters in just the month of may. that's up 33% over may of last year. it's also the highest monthly total in dhs history. beating april's record high. bill melugin is live in la joya, texas, bill. >> good morning. as you mentioned the administration's own numbers don't reflect any extreme progress happening down here at the southern border. quite a opposite actually. record after record being broken, month after month including last month as you mentioned. pull up the graphic. look at the may numbers reported. more than 239,000 illegal crossings at our border. that's the highest in dhs history. there were 100,699 title 42 expulsions representing only 42% of the total and staggering 14,699 unaccompanied children in may. that's up 21% over april. as you take a look at the video compilation of illegal crossings in the last couple o

this is the real issue, to harris' point. been on your way to a disney movie as a child and said, "i can't wait to find out which political side they are taking today." you just want to go to have fun, and that's why they are getting the blowback they are. no kids go to disney world to ride on "snow white and the seven genders." that's not a priority. they don't wait in line for "peter pansexual." they just want to ride the rides and that's a big issue. >> morgan: here's a perfect example of that. "the little mermaid" was based on the hans christian andersen story where every time she walked with her human feet it felt like shards of glass and it was incredible painful. that was amended, that children could digest it. they didn't have to watch a human walking on shards of glass. so the whole point is that you know your audience, and even let children learn and also be entertained in that way. >> jimmy: i think the lesson here for disney is at a bar from the movie "frozen." when it comes to identity politics. let it go. hey, g

♪ ♪ >> harris: you are watching "outnumbered." harris faulkner here with my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. joining us today, kennedy and brian kilmeade. the hardest working man in all the media. he is still awake! >> brian: just a little while longer. >> harris: los angeles progressive district attorney george gus cohen is facing new fury for his soft on crime policy. this time it is over the handling of a hit-and-run case last summer and it is getting a lot of attention again. it ended with a teenager being sentenced to only five months in juvenile probation. a camp after he ran over a mom and her baby. now we've learned that it was not that teenager's first. the incident all caught on video and a little warning here, if you have not seen it, it can be pretty brutal and i believe we have it from two or three different angles. you will see the 16-year-old driver in a stolen car mowing down the mom walking with her baby in a stroller. the car barreled into the mom come up docs are completely off of her feet, and she ap

people love harry gration. that _ would you use? people love harry gration.ation. that creepy showed there, would you use? people love harry i gration. that creepy showed there, i am welling up just looking at it because —— that clip you showed. he was the biggest professional. he gave up holidays of their was a big story. stories like the murder ofjo cox which hit him very hard because he knew her, and was very close to kim leadbetter. he was part of the region and infiltrated all parts of it. obviously the world of sport but politics, everything. he was mr yorkshire, he was voted mr yorkshire a few years ago. i was watching luke northmore as night wondering if they would break the story and right at the end amy garcia had the toughest job in announcing the death of someone she sat next to over many years. it is a very important relationship and i think howie —— harry really valued that and when the bbc cut down its regional output he realised that was a massive hit and loss. all praise to amy garcia, thatis and loss. all praise to amy garcia, that is not an

i mean, black people didn't even support kamala harris. jim -- it did not support kamala harris.pped out. why did people support her? they found out she was willie brown societies when she was in san francisco where she became attorney general of california. she was smoking blonde and locking up black men for doing the same thing. between her and joe biden they put more black men and change than robert ely and jeff davis combined. and then she had to shake joe biden down to get the vice presidency, so what does she do? she calls akon, jay z, p. diddy and al sharpton and asked them to write a letter and told joe biden, if you don't nominate me as vice president we are going to sink your campaign. joe biden being scared as hell did it, so now we look at her and she has a mess and i'm going to tell you something, as big a mess as joe biden is, as much as i like him i pray every night that he don't die, because if he does, and, here's becomes president we are in a world of hurt. >> tucker: but she identifies as a woman, how can you say that! >> she also identifies as asian or black b

people loved harry gration.g at it because you looked at him and he made you smile. he was the biggest professional in that, you know, he gave up holidays. if there was a big story, stories like the murder ofjo cox, which hit him very, very hard because he knewjo. he's very close to... was very close to kim leadbeater, her sister who is now the mp. he was part of the region and infiltrated all parts of it. obviously the world of sport, but politics, in fact, everything, you know, he was mr yorkshire was voted mr yorkshire a few years ago. and i was watching look north last night wondering if they were going to break the story. and right at the end, amy garcia had the toughestjob i think any of us ever, ever would have in announcing the death of someone she'd sat next to and got very close to over many years. it's a really important relationship that, and i think harry really valued that. and when the bbc cut down its regional output in terms of going from double headed presentation to single, he realised that wa

harry's brother. with legal action. somewhere along the line again -- a mystery. >> they appropriated the nickname prince phillip gave the queen for their child's name without clearing it with the queen. that's breathtaking. >> it is. the bottom line is that's what's turned the public generally. whatever people are saying. >> it is something in america people would be -- lilibet is obviously her -- in her family and it is a private sort of thing. when you look at -- is there another opportunity at this concert where he might see a group of people on the balcony and might it be a chance for a larger group without the queen up there that might include meghan and harry? >> i wouldn't be surprised if there is a convoy to the airport to the private airstrip to the private plane. >> because we've got -- the br*its know that harry and meghan on that platform is not what the public wants. tomorrow we could see others on the platform. it will be so difficult. meghan wouldn't care. i met her as pierce has. very

harry, i don't know what to say. watching that reminds you what a huge character he was. the great thing about harry and afternoon live would not have happened without him because there was a lot of pushback at the time as to whether regional presenters had the time to do it but once we had harry on board i knew we might be able to make a thing with this. because he was so respected nationally and locally particularly in yorkshire, but there were several audiences who will remember harry. yorkshire certainly, the regional presenter there, he worked for itv but he also worked in the south with sally taylor for bbc south. there are lots of people who will have their own memories of harry and i think this was his trick because everybody feels as though they knew him really well and wherever he went, i was having lunch with him two weeks ago in london, and people were still coming up to him and he would do a selfie and autographs and the audience was all that mattered to him and they loved him. i have been in touch with

harris, the first person i would call would be my family. >> harris: i would tell my family, i do notssary to broadcast bush do you do start to hear from people you've never heard from so winners have told me as a reporter that i've interviewed them and they're like i mean people that are coming out of the woodwork ex-girlfriends, ex-boyfriend, and look at may to myself. >> kayleigh: i was also interested there is a list of the five things people would win if they win the lottery number three was become an artist isaac maybe that is hunter biden who entered that survey. i mean there's a lot of other things that i would do. >> guy: pursue your passion. it is probably the smart move to keep it secret. so, the 83% are onto something. i just don't know how many of them would follow through. because how do you keep that secret. you just one millions of dollars it is going to get out, you're going to say to somebody and then they are going to melt. >> emily: i will answer the question there is so much here's own most states when you win, you have to sign the back of your ticket and that mea

have patched things up to some extent _ harry have patched things up to some extent and _ harry haveip was actually starting to get— relationship was actually starting to get better. i think when he looked — to get better. i think when he looked at _ to get better. i think when he looked at the footage of the church service _ looked at the footage of the church service earlier today, i think it was _ service earlier today, i think it was a bit _ service earlier today, i think it was a bit strange that they were so far apart _ was a bit strange that they were so far apart and maybe that was to avoid _ far apart and maybe that was to avoid it— far apart and maybe that was to avoid it seeming like it was a drama but it— avoid it seeming like it was a drama but it is— avoid it seeming like it was a drama but it is it _ avoid it seeming like it was a drama but it is it a — avoid it seeming like it was a drama but it is it a bit strange they did not even — but it is it a bit strange they did not even really seem to glimpse at each other. and then after the service, a _ each other. and then

could make more likely. >> harris: tim, i want to come to you first.ill get another the federal that protect the justices, what is your first take? >> tim: we are a nation of laws in a place that is supposed to, and establish a more perfect union under justice. justice being the first word that is used to describe people, and that is clearly missing right now. i own a company called cheap number responds, and it is to preserve and protect like. but for this to be one of our supreme court members is an abysmal failure. >> harris: you heard mitch mcconnell, talking about seeing this coming, this is why he says that, there are laws protecting supreme court justices, we have talked, since 1503, and 1507, start with those three, influencing or injuring a juror, any judge, any juror. it is plain as day. you cannot intimidate them come you cannot threaten them. you cannot and them coming you cannot endeavor to influence them. this man making death threats. >> kayleigh: it is appalling, you read the language. to my knowledge there was not a correspondent that

years ago. >> harris: kaylee called him a liar.. >> harris: no you weren't. all joking aside, obviously people aren't people. look at how they treated you as press secretary. look at how we have seen others treated by this media. >> kayleigh: sure. jen psaki was asked by the white house cast the dog from the air force one color scheme change, i was asked of president trump is happy at the south lost the civil war which is a very dumb question. they were part of the survey was 71% hit set of journalists who say fake news is a problem or wrong stories. meanwhile the trust barometer 67% in the nation thinks the journalists are the ones making up the fake news. so good job. joe? >> joe: in that same club don lemon said we don't do opening at cnn, we just report. >> harris: now he is a liar, i will say it. [laughter] >> joe: literally! literally, literally -- >> harris: goodness gracious. to >> joe: literally after saying republicans are better, you can't make this up. >> harris: with the cuomo brothers that was 15 minutes ago. how can

i think harry originally said that? i think harry originally said that he wanted _ that? think harry originally said that he wanted to continue - that? i think harry originally said i that he wanted to continue working for the queen without taking public money but that wasn't possible. i think at some point there is a way back from that and they could be working royals again. i would love to see that happen. i think we have moved past the stuff that occurred... if things can... there have been a lot of bad people in the press doing lots of bad things. i think meghan on 0prah's show is not the worst thing to happen. xyour the worst thing to happen. your odcast the worst thing to happen. your podcast is _ the worst thing to happen. your podcast is particularly _ the worst thing to happen. your podcast is particularly popular in the states and in canada. you are a brit making it in this country but thatis brit making it in this country but that is where the focus has been in this podcast, which is quite interesting. why do you think that is? , ., , ., ., ., ., is? yes, it wa

quite - interesting the times use a photo of harry— interesting the times use a photo of harry and _ the times use a photo of harry and meghan to illustrate the quote _ harry and meghan to illustrate the quote you — harry and meghan to illustrate the quote you are still in the saddle as one might — quote you are still in the saddle as one might think obviously a chance for harry— one might think obviously a chance for harry and meghan to be returning back our— for harry and meghan to be returning back our centrestage when in actual fact it _ back our centrestage when in actual fact it was _ back our centrestage when in actual fact it was the complete opposite. they took— fact it was the complete opposite. they took a back—seat at st. paul's cathedral_ they took a back—seat at st. paul's cathedral to — they took a back—seat at st. paul's cathedral to commemorate the queen's 70 year— cathedral to commemorate the queen's 70 year rank— cathedral to commemorate the queen's 70 year rank and actually despite her not _ 70 year rank and actually despite her not being in the cathedral, all the

is time to reassess our view of kamala harris. if you watch you know that for more than a year now you've hado a pretty conventional understanding of this country's first black indian partrs canadian vice president who also happens tosi identify as a woman. now we assume that kamala harris was historically unpopular because she's historically incompetent and fake. we assume she earned her low approval. so we're not alone in that. lots off other people have comea to the very same conclusion. there's currently a debate among software engineers about whether harris is even of biological origin or instead the product of a classified government. evei project gone wrong. we don't know the answer, but we certainly understandnd the questionon . she's that synthetic. so again, until the other day we assume that people don't like kamala harris because d she's highlyca unlikable. keep in mind that even her own husband kisses or with a mask on to us that seemed like a pretty clear sign. but we're here tonight to tellu you that assumptions can

must have been hacked. >> harris: oh, my goodness. >> morgan: she had my back. >> harris: you told that. we have some. >> kayleigh: that story wouldn't be here if you had the edit button. some brilliant app maker, create an app that immediately carbon copies were screen shots the text that is sent. i have a young sisterhood dates and you get the courage to send a guy a message but you can take it back. no. get the screenshot app. >> harris: your intestinal fortitude. you are like, i meant it. >> brian: i'm always going to pretend like every messages of final message because it makes me think. you can trust technology all you want. i had a mentor in college and i sent an email to him. he said i want you to think of every message you ever sent like it's going to show up on the front page of the newspaper and i've never forgotten that. it's better policy than any filter. >> harris: my mom used to say that per -- pretend that you're messages are on the cover of the church pamphlet. i love where we are, i wanted to get in a deeper way with you, emily because you and i see this differently. w

will kamala harris run for president in 2024? let's be clear here, as of right now, president biden's camp says he's planning on running for re-election in 2024, but we know very well things change quickly in politics. not just the vice president, her longtime political ally is making moves. governor newsom just bought tv ads that will air in florida starting july 4th. his re-election campaign hasn't released what those ads will be or what they'll look like, but it raises the question why is the california governor advertising in florida or any other state for that matter. joining us now is nolan, professor of media studies and history at cal state east bay. professor, nice to have you back on the program. let's start off the bat here, if president biden changes his course and decides not to run in 2024, is kamala harris the democrat's best option to run? >> i can't really speak to whether or not harris is the best option, but i do think it looks really clear that the sharks smell blood in the water and they are circling. you kno

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kamala harris with that wonderful. >> kamala harris has been sworn in. >> first woman vice president.our first woman vice president. it will be a historic day. >> come harris will be the first woman vice president of the united states. >> the first woman in american history elected to national office, vice president kamala harris. don't tell me things can change. >> tucker: don't tell me things can't change. they can change and they have agency of the day we were getting goose bumps but now they are ghosting kamala harris like a bad tender date. they are pretending she doesn't exist. in doing that the democratic party is embracing white supremacy. how? well, the democratic party leaders claim to deny harris the job she's earned as the democratic nominee and replace her the next cycle with yet another, wait for it, white man. let's try beto. mayor pete. do you notice the theme? pale and male. they are -- equity and inclusion are fine if you're hiring middle managers at a big company. you never hire a middle-aged white guy at citibank. probably illegal. airlines and hospitals, too many

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and finally, guys, as i mentioned, harry styles' new album, "harry's house," was released today, so withme to play "guess the harry styles song. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ guess the harry styles song ♪ ♪ guess the harry styles song ♪ >> jimmy: now, here's how this works. i'm going to give someone three different song titles. one is a real harry styles song off the new album. the other two are made up. and you have to guess which one is real. if you get it right, you get a a prize. if you get it wrong, you still get a prize. okay [ cheers and applause raise your hand if you want to play "guess the harry styles song." [ cheers ] let's try that girl right there in the front, in the third row yeah, you. stand up hello, welcome what -- what is your name? >> christina >> jimmy: christina, welcome all right, christina, which one of these is a real harry styles song from his new album, "harry's house"? is it "a," "music for a dentist's waiting room." "b," "music for a sushi restaurant." or "c," "music for derrick's house. >> it's "b." >> jimmy: it is "b," you think music for a sushi rest

please join me in welcoming vice president kamala harris. ♪ [applause] v.p. harris: good afternoon.d afternoon. please have a seat. good afternoon. thank you for the introduction, it is good to see you again. you have been an extraordinary leader, not only for your city, but in our country, so thank you. and thank you for hosting us. it is so good to be back in reno. it is an honor to be with you this afternoon. you are mayors. you are leaders. not only for the constituents that elected you, but if it was not clear the last couple years, it is clear to everyone now, you are national leaders who show such courage, conviction, and fortitude during some of the most difficult times. and so i am here, most of all, to thank you all for what you do, what you have been doing and what you are committed to do. as many of you probably know, i spent the first 20 years of my career in local government. and throughout the years, i have partnered with mayors in every public office i have held. from my time as the elected district attorney of san francisco, to being attorney general of california a

tonight we look back at 25 years of harry potter mania. >> harry potter!>> this is the cbs weekend news from new york, with jericka duncan. >> duncan: good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. advocates on both sides of the abortion battle say their fight is not done. anti-abortion rights forces are vowing to use friday's supreme court ruling reversing 50 years of federal protection of abortion to push for near total bans in every state, while abortion rights groups promise to harness anger in the streets, turning it into action at the ballot box this november. a new cbs news poll taken right after the court decision finds most people disapprove of the decision to overturn roe. a majority call it "a step backwards for america." cbs' christina ruffini is on capitol hill and leads us off tonight. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka, what you are seeing no. is the legal fallout from this decision as states all over the country scramble to figure out what exactly their laws on abortion are. some are trying to enshrine prote

charles is trying to bring harry back.'t know. >> piers: on that point, i mean, i heard a story, which i know is true, that when they went to the invictus games several weeks ago in the netherlands and they decided at the last minute to stop off harry and meghan to see the queen in windsor, prince charles was given 15-minutes notice to see his son at windsor. 15 minutes. he had to go to an investiture which he does when he [inaudible] if the queen can't do it. he was given 15 minutes to see his son. and that, to me, said it all. how can that be happening with this guy has two sons and after diana died he was very close to his boys again. and then now, that's how he gets treated by one of the sons. i find continue credibly sad. >> i agree. incredibly sad and incredibly disrespectful. we all know other things have happened behind the scenes that are equally disrespectful. and i mean, i personally feel it was wrong that harry. how he feels he needs to be there to protect her. you see the windsors reaching out and you see the

what are some of the lessons of harry's legacy? >> harry was the ultimate truth-teller.e really knew how to speak truth to power while never being self-important about it. and i think one of the things i most loved about him, as well, was his immense optimism about life. he always believed that good would prevl as long as, you know, good men did not stand by. so he was never a person who was willing to stand by. i mean, he just never stopped being engaged with trying to -- to rht the wrongs of the world in a way that was just powered by a sense that it mattered. and that's what i miss most about him, in a funny way, was this this incredible moral energy that he had that just permeated every aspect of our lives. >> as you thk about the coming years of the royals, you've said it's a perilous moment, but you have confidence that they will transcenis moment. what gives you hope about the next generation of the royal family? >> my optimism about the crown is i do think that both charles and william are very decent people who care very deeply about their country. and compared

rowling changed the world with the release of "harry potter and the sorcerer's stone."ok came six sequels spawning an eight-movie franchise, which are now the foundation of a $25 billion empire that includes theme park attractions. >> but even after the third book, many still consider the series just a fad for kids. we're opening up the "abc news vault" to 1999 and abc's aaron brown. >> in -- in the beginning -- >> reporter: in a library in ardsley, new york, kids are doing what children in 100 other countries are doing this summer. they are talking about harry potter. >> his mother was a wizard. >> reporter: the work of british author and single mom j.k. rowling, harry is an orphaned and unhappy 11-year-old transported by the giant hagrid to his rightful place, the hogwarts school for wizards and witches. and in that magical place where owls deliver the mail and soccer is played in the sky, all manner of slightly scary and consistently wonderful take place. the kind of adventures that never happen to a muggle. >> what's a muggle? >> it's a person who doesn't have any m

kamala harris, wasma that wonderful. here's a riquet kamala harris just being sworn in the first woman vice president and our first woman vice president. we'll see our first woman vice president. it will be a historic day. kamala harris will be the first woman vice president of the united states. we markrere his swearing in as the first woman in american history elected to national office vice president kamala harris. don't tell me things can't change. don't tell me things can't change. oh , they can change and they have those justt the other. we're getting goosebumps listening to it, but now they're ghosting. kamalabu harris like a bad tindh date. they're pretending she doesn't existre p in fact, in doing thar the democratic party is embracing white supremacy. how well democratic party leaders plan to deny harris the job that she has earned as democratic nominee and replace her in the next cycle with yet another wayit for it now f white man, let's try bato. how about mayor pete notice a theme here and male is there fore

whose parents died fighting evil harry potter has a scar on his forehead in the shape of a letter forknow that this is lightning his lightning on a trident and another haircut to do, for example, ukrainian chup yes, it would probably be useful for me to do something with this herself on social networks. since april, a series of books by a british writer has been unavailable to users of two russian electronic libraries by decision of the copyright holder in a conversation with pranksters vovan and lexus, thinking that he is talking zelensky rowling did not object to the ideas of ukraine zation of harry potter, she also called for the further abolition of russia. although she used to say that she wrote books for tchaikovsky concerts against rowling herself, two years ago, all serious cultures were introduced. economic sanctions after an unsuccessful joke on twitter, she suggested distorting the language to return the term women, including when describing purely female biological processes people who have periods, she laughed at the headline american edition. some had a word for them. he

i do, but harry is one of the land owners in media. as you stated earlier and acknowledge the fact that he's white german, german, he's been now maybe an ok. he's not me be and i want to mind what in our post, anything that he's children or he said because he's now media now and he acknowledges the fact that he have done something wrong. he's offended somebody and he's ready to o. his fellow there to correct whatever it is that is been done handed in luke, i really appreciate you try your best to be politically correct. come to the area for a 2nd because obviously we've heard it, you know, vasa did, we've heard another person say blacks, whites. surely it must be painful to know that you're a member of this country and there's so much other ring. how do we get past that then maybe it's always this language group and compared to that one and not so you know, i am the median. i'm through search and ration them. maybe in the fall mom was on let me know, belongs to my family for the last 111 years. i have never lived in that other country

and she's incredibly eager to try and heal the rift between harry and his father, between harry and hiseep in mind that not only has there been so much scandal created by meghan and harry through their oprah interview, there's also more scandal to come. we've got that cloud of harry's upcoming memoir hanging over us all. we've got their netflix reality show hanging over there like another controversial cloud. it's difficult for william and charles to put aside all differences behind the scenes when they have no idea what other bombshells harry might drop in their lap, potentially as charles ascending the throne and that could create a scandal that they don't need. neil: so this book that harry is working on, i assume it's going to be a tell-all, right? >> absolutely. from what we understand, i really is planning to share what he believes to be his truth. he will not hold back when it comes to expressing the negative feelings that he has about his time as a working royal. we also understand that he plans to air some of his grievances about prince charles' wife camilla, which again is goi

all right, let me ask harry, are you afraid of losing the land? would you be willing to part with it? for example, if there was a willing buyer, if there was a willing buy and i went to to, to, to sell yours, i would so land, after all, it's a business and, and, and land is a business land needs to be productive, land needs to produce, create jobs, commercial farming is indeed something that i mean, you know, contributes to the national economy that doesn't exclude, not at all, the communal side of things. and it's something where we from a commercial side are interested to listen. we can, we contribute in order to, to, to find the current common common future. and that is really what it's about. it's about the future isn't let me hear from you any because i saw him nodding rather vigorously while you are speaking. it is because you are agreeing with his sentiments. i do agree with the sentiment of having him to crush the future together in that's what we are say, let's, let's not be framed and be put in the corner of how much is enough. and so i

the 1st ever a harry potter book was published. many of the books from the best selling series were written in my old home town, edinburgh, scotland. so what, better way to celebrate the anniversary and with a tour of the magical city? let's see if i would make a good witch to. 2 ah, have you ever wondered what the inspiration was for hogwarts castle or die gone? alley or where a lord voldemort final resting place is? well, you come to the right place. i'm going to thank you and it's her of everything. harry potter related right here in edinburgh, scotland, the 1st place of high for j. k. rowling. lived in edinburgh for many years. the british author took a lot of inspiration from the city when she wrote many of the harry potter book series here. edinburgh is an absolute must visit for any whizzing fans and has become somewhat of a pilgrimage site for those who grew up reading about harry's world of witchcraft and wizardry. i read the bricks more times than i care to admit. i grew up here, so trust me. i know what i'm talking about