yeah, exactly. >> audience: harry, harry, harry, harry!lutely right, you might have missed it but harry said is this the chair and the spare over there? well done, well played, sir. now, it is lovely to have you on the show. thank you for coming on and talking about your new book. what should i call you? >> prince harry: call me whatever you want at this point. i'm stuck here till we stop talking. >> stephen: in the book i find you have a lot of different names, your birth name is henry, your father and brother call you harold, people call you h, what is haz, short for "hazardous"? >> prince harry: my wife calls me haz. >> stephen: is harry okay? >> prince harry: yeah, harry, haz, baz, bazza spike, bazarooney. it's all there. >> stephen: bazarooney. prince bazarooney. >> prince harry: no, the prince doesn't come before that. >> stephen: it is its own title in and of itself. well, you have written this very intimate memoir which i have read. and it's fascinating. it's a very good read. by itself. [applause] it's is available today. a lot of

we will bring you more as we get it, harris. >> harris: griff, thank you. the former federal prosecutor, you have been with me on the air the last few days but the first time in person so welcome. first of all, your top thoughts about the actual charges in this third indictment against trump. >> you have to look at the primary jurisdiction and this is something unanswered. the question of whether a person former president can take prosecutor for the x committed while sitting in office. this has been something that has been a legal debate for centuries at this point. it has never been tested appear that will be the first test before we ever talk about the facts of many other legal issues in this case. >> harris: so you will do something for the very first time against a president that doesn't seem to fall when people punch at him legally or otherwise. is that speaking to the strength of the case necessarily? does it make it broad? >> donald trump calls jack smith deranged or delusional. so certainly donald trump thinks that jack smith is off base when approa

>> dana: let's give it to harris faulkner. she is next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. republicans in the u.s. house of representatives have done it. their investigation into president biden's son, hunter, is churning up bank records. they say the bank records prove oligarchs from russia, ukraine and kazakhstan were funneling big money to companies linked to the biden family. the timing of those payments is now putting joe biden under a fresh cloud of suspicion. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the house oversight committee following the money in the biden pay to play investigation. a new statement, the committee has now identified over $20 million in payments from foreign sources to the biden family and their business associates. republicans saying the timing is key. some of those foreigners seem to be rewarded with access to joe biden. one example, a russian oligarch paid out millions weeks before then vice president biden had dinner with that same oligarch at a washington, d.c. restaurant. house speaker kevin mccarthy saying americans deserve

we have a long way to go on this one, harris. >> harris: wow.d around that. they don't have something they can teach these cars maybe through a.i. don't block the ambulance? it seems basic. >> they are working on that, truth be told. it takes a while, right? frankly, i don't want to be part of the experiment, i don't know about you. >> harris: yes, you do. you know me well. i don't want to, either. good to see you, thank you. california state attorney general has launched a civil rights investigation into the chino valley school district with board members adopted a policy to force the school to tell parents if their -- it threatens the safety and well-being of lgbtq plus students vulnerable to harassment from family members unaccepting of their gender identity. the school board president sonia shaw is in "focus" now. first of all you spoke up on this. what was your key message? >> my key message is that he is automatically trying to assume parents are dangerous and i think that's a dangerous direction that they are heading in. you see it all ov

i am here with prince harry. prince harry.ry. >> prince harry: i said you can call me whatever he wants. >> stephen: because we are such dear friends. now that i've read your book i feel like we know each other very well. a wonderful interview the other night that everyone acclaimed as groundbreaking. but the thing is that even after reading 400 pages of your book, there's only so much you can fit into 400 pages and i feel like i don't know you as well as i would like to. my team up there in the labs have come up with 15. >> prince harry: you have a lab? that explains a lot. >> stephen: i'll hook you up. my team has come up with 15 questions scientifically calculated to plumb the depths of anyone, to reveal their soul to the world. as good as your book is, this is going to open you up to the world. are you prepared to be known by the world after you answer what history will call the colbert questionert? >> prince harry: no, but let's do it. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: brave man. harry, what is the best sandwich? >> prince harry: hmm. i wo

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here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the first republican presidential debate causing all sorts of disturbing in american politics. the question today will last night's performances move the needle for any of those gop candidates? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." it was fiery on that milwaukee, wisconsin stage. the republican candidates got into it on almost everything from foreign policy to abortion. when i say got into it, it was dramatic at times. they also were going after each other every chance they got. i mean every screen grab that -- they almost all looked like that. hands in the air like they didn't care. political newbie vivek ramaswamy took the brunt of the attacks. but he showed he could dish it out, too. >> let us be honest as republicans. i'm the only person on the stage who isn't bought and paid for. >> i have news for you. i've been in the hallway and west wing. we don't need to bring in a rookie and people without experience. >> we don't need a president who is too old and we don

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: a stunning fourth indictment against former president donald trump and this time a district attorney in georgia is making headlines for the sheer magnitude of the charges handed down by a grand jury late last night. prosecutors claim they have evidence that trump and his allies attempted to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. president trump and his supporters say it is all political, backlash for being the heir apparent to take on joe biden. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the indictment follows a year-long investigation, 75 witnesses and 98 pages. the fulton county district attorney. >> the indictment alleges that rather than abide by georgia's legal process for election challenges, the defendants engaged in a criminal racketeering enterprise to overturn georgia's presidential election. >> harris: so in those 98 pages the indictment targets 19 defendants with a total of 41 charges. the former president faces 13 of those 41 charges

. >> dana: harris faulkner will take it from here. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the ceremonial beginning to election season. it's on. there is big talk around who will be at the debate 48 hours from now. what they will say and why they think americans should choose them when they cast their vote 15 months from now. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." again today so far eight candidates have met all three criteria to be on that debate stage. they have the polling. they've raised the funding. they have the number of donors for that and they have signed the loyalty pledge to support whomever the republican nominee is no matter what. not everybody, but eight of them. >> once this debate happens this week it is off to the races. >> i will be the only one on the stage that ever done it before. if i'm nervous they should be petrified. >> it will be a vigorous exchange. >> we're excited to be on the debate stage. >> i feel like i've been preparing for this first republican presidential debate my whole life. >> we'll continue to do what we have been d

harris. >> harris: chad pergram, thank you. more breaking news, several donald trump's calendar including one for today. he is scheduled to appear in person in washington, d.c., federal court. it is slated as an initial appearance, but an arraignment and plea are likely. and someone's questions about the obama appointed judge presiding over the case, texas senator ted cruz has questions. >> she has a reputation for being far left, even by d.c. district court standards. in terms of the judge, we can anticipate a judge was going to be relentlessly hostile to donald trump, who is going to bend over backwards for the biden doj, and who is going to make ruling after ruling after ruling against trump. >> harris: griff jenkins of the u.s. district court in washington, d.c., griff. >> hey, harris, good morning, here we go a matter of hours where we see the president in the courthouse outside of the securities timing. but the judge, tanya chutkan who made the first court appearance but instead, he will go before a magistrate judge just

harris. >> harris: bryan, thank you.sued a level four travel advisory for haiti after a nurse from new hampshire and her young daughter were kidnapped near the capital city on thursday. molly line with the story. >> it's been five days since she mentioned, originally from new hampshire, and her young daughter were kidnapped from the campus of the nonprofit where she worked as a nurse. elroy haiti is the name of the organization working with authorities in the u.s. and haitian authorities as well to secure the release of this mother and child. she joined the staff in 2020 and married the organization's ministry director in 2021. she first traveled to the country in the wake of the devastating earthquake making repeated self-funded trips in the years that followed. elroy writes she lived in haiti for multiple years showing love and care before coming on staff for us. halls had a heart for the hurting since she was a child. she seeks people out to show them love and compassion and no one is excluded from receiving her kindn

harris. >> harris: max gordon, thank you very much. later this hour i'm going to be talking with an official with hawaii state emergency response about the massive efforts now to save lives and provide help. she is coming from honolulu and when we talk with her, we'll hear what it has been like for people to actually get off of maui. more of the story in our live coverage right here on "the faulkner focus." to politics now. all eyes on the hawkeye state. gop candidates looking to show up and show out at the iowa state fair this week. the state's governor says iowans are not going to take it easy on them. >> iowans are engaged, they are turning out in record numbers. they are kicking the tires with all the candidates. they are listening and asking questions. i have had them come up to me today and just say hey, most importantly, we want to get a candidate that has a vision and can execute on day one. and bottom line, we want the candidate that we believe can win in 2024 and put a republican in the white house. and that's the mindset of

. >> harris: critics calling it a straight up debacle. president biden with an oddly brief stop on maui to address the deadly wildfires in hawaii. he brought along a cringey joke and retold an old lie and immediately returned to vacation at an $18 million home of a democrat donor. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the president and first lady stayed for about five hours. they met victims and emergency workers. what they were exposed to was surreal. 114 people confirmed dead. at least 800 missing and what will likely be the deadliest wildfire in u.s. history. some signs greeting the president were honest and tough quote, you are late. another no comment. a reference to his initial answer to a question on the deaths of the people on that island. some very angry, many of them at the pace, the slow pace of federal help. >> a little too late. it's been two weeks since we've seen him. he missed his window of opportunity. >> i want to support him because i want him to support our community. we need help right now. >> he wa

just -- >> harris: he's not.e don't know all of what happened -- >> jessica: devon archer either matters or he doesn't. it was billed as bombshell testimony. he said not aware of wrongdoing by the president. that 1023 form, that republicans like james comer love to wave around, it wasn't evidence of a bribe. he knows nothing of the "5 million" the burisma board allegedly gave to joe biden. he talked what happened with viktor shokin. he said viktor shokin was good for burisma, he was investigating corruption there. every piece of so-called evidence republicans have has fallen apart, that is why chuck and ron johnson admitted multiple times they don't have it yet. i encourage everyone to watch steve doocy talking on "fox and friends" couch, he is ush approximating, tell me what law has been broken? >> harris: we have all been asking that. >> jessica: not true. >> harris: i want to see the evidence, i've asked james comer. >> jessica: net effect is electoral disaster -- >> harris: let's move on. >> jessica: oh, okay

harris? >> harris: thank you very much. it's been a busy week.his editorial in the washington examiner gets to the nitty-gritty. "let's be honest. trump probably won't get a fair trial in d.c. piling on from the legacy media, a "new york times" columnists says special counsel jack smith's case stands on shaky legal ground. "shocking as it was, trump's behavior on january 6th did not violate any laws in obvious ways. as for his broader effort to overturn the election result, no federal law specifically bars politicians from attempting to do so." phil holloway, former assistant district attorney. phil, great to see you. so when i read that in "the new york times," i started to think if all that is the case, why are we even where we are? why don't these charges just get dropped? >> well, great to be with you, harris. listen, whether someone loves donald trump or hates donald trump, i think all americans should be, frankly, very alarmed by this latest indictment because, in my view, the entire thing violates the first amendment. not only was trump's

is harry kane bound for bayern? been agreed with spurs, so now it's down to the england captain laurenjames' stamp brings a suspension of two games. england will have to reach the world cup finalfor her to return while the netherlands camp have been preparing for their quarterfinal celebrating the demise of a rival. i was just i wasjust thinking, i was just thinking, yes, i wasjust thinking, yes, by. we seak to i wasjust thinking, yes, by. we speak to two — iwasjust thinking, yes, by. we speak to two of the roses who reach the semifinals. netball attracts a new audience. hello again. welcome along. bayern munich�*s summer—long pursuit of harry kane has cleared its first hurdle, finally. spurs and the german club have agreed a deal in principle for the england captain, who now has to decide if he wants to make the move. that's the next hurdle. so let's consider the view from both camps. matt graveling is our reporter outside the spurs stadium, and we're also joined by german football expert rafa honigstein. why have

harry truman's lesson number three, live up to our values.s shining moments as president was his commitment to challenging civil rights, including in our military. as it was earlier stated, on january 26, 1948, president truman signed executive order 99 81, which made segregation in our military illegal. truman understood the importance of living up to our founding values that we all created equal. and that is especially true when americans are fighting together in foxholes. lesson number four by harry truman is on his statue. the buck stops here. i hope that as the policy makers walk through and they admire the statue, they read all the way down to the bottom. that was a sign that truman famously kept on his desk. it was his motto, his code, his philosophy of leadership. and his farewell address. truman said the president, whoever he is, has to decide, he can't pass the buck to anybody. no one else can do the deciding for him. that is his job. that's sound advice. not just to a president, but i think to a nation. everyone should listen to it

that honors the laudible life of harry s.butions that helped protect and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies. we celebrate that he helped our nation navigate through world war ii. we're thankful for the truman doctrine. the berlin airlift. the creation of the united nations. and the end of racial segregation in the united states armed forces that occurred during his presidency. lord,y. you brought him from humble beginnings, and used even his setbacks to provide him with stepping stones to greater usefulness. inspired by his notable life, give us the wisdom to permit our reach to exceed our grasp, for courage, creativity and commitment. we pray in your sovereign name, amen. >> ladies and gentlemen take your seats. ladies andea gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi. speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> this is what you all came for. now my special honor to invite forward president truman's grandson, clifton truman daniel and his wife polly and thomas washington daniel, alex bir

harris, tell us more. >> harris: shout out to madison, nacey and mamie and when you have the kids in's the first lady of florida. i want to know how they came together. when you meet them you get the military vibe from him, organized and she's like got her own thing. she's running hope florida, for social work and helping families in need and so on and so forth and then the three kids. i asked her, you know, they met on a golf range. you would love that. >> i do remember that. >> harris: he said let's go grab a drink and she said i'll follow you in my car and then this. >> he was kind of driving, i'm following him along, and then we pull into this like it's a strip mall, and i'm looking and i see like a publix, a veterinary clinic, a hair salon, where are we going. ended up being a beef o' brady's, and we got something to eat and a drink and the rest is history. >> harris: she had to keep up with him, i thought was sweet. they go on, talk about the trials and tribulations of being a family post breast cancer. and what that was like. it's really a gripping story about how it is for al

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the of president harry as truman. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please stand, for the benediction delivered by chaplain g. kevin. would you pray me? eternal god, as we conclude the ceremony? cause us each pause and give thought as to how called a young man from lamar to find himself in the most powerful chair in our nation's government. for such a as then that critical time in our country's history. you allowed him to be thrust into leadership with little warning or preparation with only the gifts and skills which you graced him. let the stories and testimony is shared today of president harry truman's plainspoken manner, his reputation for honesty his commitment to integrity. ever resound in this hallowed where he now stands. and we that just as his figure has been carved in grave on our hearts the consequential significance that president truman was but a common man who had just his damnedest. then may we never look upon this statue without hearing your claim on each of us? whoever we are from wherever. we come to live and

here is harris. >> harris: the countdown is on. our crews in milwaukee, wisconsin telling us the republican candidates are on the ground doing walk throughs of the debate stage and more. they will debate each other and try to convince you they deserve your vote on november 5, 2024. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the official positions they will stand on stage is based on polling numbers. center stage ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy. to the left and right, mike pence. voters in the host city of milwaukee are ready, too. they told fox news what they want to see tonight. >> i have not made my mind up yet. i would like to hear from all the candidates. >> like ramaswamy, too. he is bringing a different energy and different vibe. >> dana: chris christie. maybe scott. >> curious to see desantis. >> pence will be very cool under pressure. he is so well versed having been vice president. >> a very divided country and i would like to see if we have someone on the stage to give us a path toward healing. >> harris: f

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>> harris: no, he said.r the vice president have a maui trip on the schedule and here is vice president kamala harris explanation for that. >> we're monitoring that, as with most situations, do whatever is in the best interest of folks on the ground and don't want to distract from resources that need to go to victims of this tragedy and be able to focus on that issue and not worry about on focusing on us if we're there. >> harris: i understand not wanting to be part of the problem, especially when you are czar for the border and haven't helped. griff, your bully pulpit brings flavor, why not say i talked to fema and coast guard and i'm on it and first window we'll touchdown. >> griff: i was working this weekend and when i saw no comments, i was stunned. did he not hear the question? the red cross had forces right away. our own will cain got on the plane and went down there. >> harris: his mom is there. >> griff: deadliest wildfire in 100 years and you are nowhere to be seen. george w bush years, we saw what

harry truman lesson number three.d especially true inn america. lesson number four by harry truman, the buck stops here. i hope policymakers walk through and admire the statute all the way down the bottom. it was a sign he kept on his desk, his model, his code, philosophy of leadership and farewell address truman said the president has to decide, can't pass the buck to anybody. no one could decide for him. sound advice not just to a president but to a nation. everyone should this is especially policymakers. don't blame others for your failures. learn from them. what are the dangers today is important we learn from history is weak welcome to the statute to the rotunda and offer lessons for today, tomorrow and of all time. let's work to build a nation that's the, a future that to build upon freedom in a government. thank you and god bless. [applause] >> republican leader of the united stateste senate. [applause] >> when harry truman 33rd president only held the job of vice president for 82 days. overnight brand-new numb

republican that can -- >> harris: there is one? nice man.ant you to live in the now and the truth. >> kevin: i'm trying. >> harris: i believe you believe in bidenomics. that was nice. carley. >> carley: this debate tomorrow is important for that break-out moment. ron desantis needs wind behind the sails and never back down pack did him no favors. take a sledge hammer to vivek ramaswamy, if he does that, if he was going to, people will say, they'll be watching for it. that is distracting and going to be he's following political consultants and doing it naturally. chris christie is going to likely go after him for being a big government conservative for taking on disney, he has work cut out for him. he is a policy driven guy who i think could be a strong debater and take it on. >> harris: the iowa register was talking about how all these people did on the ground. tim scott was expected to do much better, he didn't. desantis did well in iowa and so did vivek ramaswamy and nikki haley. interesting point. what do you make of just the situation yo

i heard this last night, harris.g with some mental and alcohol issues and got on his knees and gave his life to god and came out with this beautiful song. we know what he means by i wanna go home. >> i had six flights in 72 hours working on families in focus this week and i can tell you that that's what i've been listening to. everything he's written, so much of it and all is soul jarring and you connect to it. >> better not cancel him. >> he wrote on facebook like those once wandering in the desert we have lost our way from god and let false idols distract us. >> one of my favorite, a crucial verse, it says tell the truth, don't lie, don't lie, because if you go down one lie you'll do another and before you know it you've lost your soul. >> there is no doubt he is telling the truth, and millions are recognizing it. what a powerful song. go listen to it, everyone. watch the debates tonight. "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, ladies. active shooter in pittsburgh with a swat team and the fbi responding to the sce

the lessons of harry truman. leadership matters.ore than a year. to lift the blockade. truman trusted american exceptionalism and understood a successful us foreign policy begins with the idea we should stand by principles of freedom. harry truman's lesson number 2, friends and allies matter. one of his boldest actions as president, president truman ordered the united states to recognize the state of israel, 11 minutes after they were created. truman remained an ally of israel, the source of friendship with israel brandy. he said in 1952 israel has a glorious future before it. not just as another sovereign nation but as embodiment of the great ideals of civilization. the statue reaffirms a commitment to israel and other allies based on our shared values and interests. harry truman's lesson number 3, live up to our values. truman knew the fight for freedom was not restricted to discipline lands. his shining moment as president commitment to try out challenging civil rights. including our military. in 1948 president truman signed exec

harry truman's lesson number two, friends and allies matter.ecognize the state of israel just 11 minutes after they were created. and truman remained a steadfast ally to israel, because he knew that the source of our friendship with israel ran deep. he said in 19 a 52 -- 1952 israel has a glorious future before it. not just as another sovereign nation, but as an embodiment of the great ideals of civilization. this statue reaffirms our unbreakable commitment to israel and other allies which are based upon our shared values and interests. harry truman's lesson number three,ly up to our -- live up to to our values. truman knew that thew fight for freedom would not be restricted to to distant lands. one of his shining moments as president was his commitment to challenging civil rights including in our military. as it was the earlier stated, on january 26th, 1948, president truman signed executive order 9981 which made segregation in our military illegal. fewman understood the importancd the importance of living up to our founding values that we are

harris, we got the statement from the white house, which emily well laid out.a ne-yo type statement where his staff wrote it for him. why wait seven days? fire stafrt started tuesday eaching. >> harris: senator john kennedy called for congress to do something, he said, i'm ready to sign. when you hear congress coalesce and want to take movement that puts pressure on the white house. they don't want to be behind that and blame congress for everything. we can't get the border, it is senate issue house majority republicans, so on and so forth. that is part of it. the other part is optics i pointed out day one. you sat in the white house with a president who was born in hawaii. you have a former democrat who was congresswoman there, tulsi gabbard, the face of call for those back in washington to do the right thing. how can you sit in the white house, having sat next to barack obama and not say something and more than a tweet or post that he -- i don't think he wrote that. when it came to talking, he didn't have words. now is late, but white house time? they are rig

i really don't agree with biden or harris. i mean, i've really see nothing much out of harris. biting, he just falls down all the time. but they didn't do nothing but ruin this country for the last two or three years, and people need to wake up and see that before the country is ruined. >> ok. this is the washington post. it says republicans trained fire as they ramp up speeches on racial justice and abortion rights. candidates see her as a target. it says this is the first job of the vice president at the last hundred -- fundraiser from nikki haley. they told people at the dinner in iowa that a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamala harris. tas who were actually running against. we have to make sure that she doesn't win. >> the next attack came from ron desantis. he is engaged in a public war of words with harris over slavery. i've got, harris coming to florida, trying to create phony narratives that have stood up to the agenda. she thinks she can come down and lie in the state of florida. charles in tennessee, the morning. >> good morning. do you hear me? we are talking abou

basically, louis, we are waiting for this man here, harry kane, to make up this man here, harry kane,have the news today that the two clubs that have been in deep negotiations, bayern munich have been targeting harry kane for a while. untiltoday, been targeting harry kane for a while. until today, finally tottenham agreed a deal in principle worth about 100 million euros, about £86 million. the clubs themselves have agreed a deal, but now it's up to harry kane as to whether he wants to harry kane as to whether he wants to go. there are some reports saying that maybe he was going to go, and maybe he's thinking he's won't —— he won't. he is such a great legacy with tottenham. he's the record goal—scorer with 280 goals. he has played for them for his entire season. he has stuck with them through thick and thin. but he has never won a trophy with him and he's never won a trophy with him and he's never won a trophy as well playing for england. you go to bayern munich in germany, and they are serial contenders. they continually win the league there. also, they contend the champions league v

harry truman, born in missouri. your family and community embraced, the confederate sympathies but savage violence and vendetta are black veterans in the power the civil rights movement. changed his mind and his heart. guided by a prayer he as a child in the prairie went like this all mighty and everlasting god creator of heaven, earth and universe. help me to be, to think, act what is right because it is right. that was a prairie memorized. history says he spoke to when the time came, harry truman did the very american thing. he rose to the occasion and he chose to do right the american military been so good since our founding. yet hundreds of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people of color, men and women, still courageously served with love of country that often didn't love them back. they served in our revolutionary war, declared independence from a king only to be enslaved by a master to protect the union in the civil war, only to face under jim crow. they sacrificed during two world wars, fighting against a

president biden and harris. president biden and harris.. the met police say nine people have been arrested due to threats of mass looting on london's oxford street comes after posts on tiktok encouraged people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors while crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal orders. a spokesperson for the mayor of london told gb news anyone who's seen content encouraging them to commit crime should ignore it . the police should ignore it. the police federation for northern ireland says urgent answers are required after details emerged of two data breaches . police in data breaches. police in northern ireland say the names of more than 200 serving officers and staff were stolen from a private vehicle on july 6th, along with a police laptop. earlier, the psni announced a critical incident after admitting that the details of

i really don't agree with biden or harris. i mean, i've really see nothing much out of harris. biting, he just falls down all the time. but they didn't do nothing but ruin this country for the last two or three years, and people need to wake up and see that before the country is ruined. >> ok. this is the washington post. it says republicans trained fire as they ramp up speeches on racial justice and abortion rights. candidates see her as a target. it says this is the first job of the vice president at the last hundred -- fundraiser from nikki haley. they told people at the dinner in iowa that a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamala harris. tas who were actually running against. we have to make sure that she doesn't win. >> the next attack came from ron desantis. he is engaged in a public war of words with harris over slavery. i've got, harris coming to florida, trying to create phony narratives that have stood up to the agenda. she thinks she can come down and lie in the state of florida. charles in tennessee, the morning. >> good morning. do you hear me? we are talking abou

i spent countless hours there, my sister used to work there, devastating, harris. >> harris: yeah, we lost 80% of lahaina, burned to the ground. the weather has more humidity today and max gordon from fox weather reported on my hour last hour, they'll get a break with the wind. the fact of the matter, there is not one single wildfire fully contain. putting out the fire is paramount. cindy williams told me her greatest concern moving forward, yes, that businesses come back and the historical community and this brought me to tears. think about all those who are legacy members of that historical community on the entire arc, not just maui, affect by the fact that the queen of the kingdom was buried on maui and that cemetery area, burial ground is part of what they are trying to protect as this island is on fire still. >> emily: maui and hawaii, we send you aloha and prayers. if you are americans who make small donation to political campaign, to some in the media liberal, you don't know enough about the issues. that is next. the grocery stoe and the gas station alone are taking a big chunk

>> one, president biden is the democratic nominee along with vice president harris. if you look at both parties, when they have an incumbent president, that incumbent president participates in no debates, and there's no primary on our side. well, there's a primary, but the key to it is the fact that we've already endorsed president biden. no party has done it. i think it goes back to reagan and ford. so it's just something that has been well settled and it's just another issue that people want to use as a distraction from us, -- from us focusing on still delivering for the american people and making sure that we address the issues and the challenges that they face. >> something you hear from the former president, governor santis and a lot of the other republican candidates is that the u.s. is a nation in decline. the u.s. is like a third world country. the u.s. is crumbling. we don't have a country anymore. it's falling apart. how is the president going to come out and say, no, this is not a nation in decline, if that is his message, what's the reaction to that negat

here is harry katz. [applause] harry: how is the fan? good? thank you for coming. it is wonderful to be back here with so many friends and former colleagues. and it is the pleasure to be here. we are doing it a little differently. this was a mammoth and ambitious project. to pull all the material together, i could not do it alone, and i did not do it alone. i had publishing office support, and the prints and photographs division has wonderful staff, wonderful images putting everything online that they can, so for me starting with this book, i have done now a few books since i have been with the library, and the inspiration for mark twain, there are two parts of that. very early 2010, late late 2009, i was working on a book about the civil war sketch artists. to say what will you do next? i have to finish this. how about mark twain? she he lives in redding, connecticutt and has a son who basically every day on facebook is quoting twain. and in that time at period, that was when the first volume of the autobiography came out. so it was the digital age and people -- i

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harry truman, born in missouri. your family and community embraced, the confederate sympathies but savage violence and vendetta are black veterans in the power the civil rights movement. changed his mind and his heart. guided by a prayer he as a child in the prairie went like this all mighty and everlasting god creator of heaven, earth and universe. help me to be, to think, act what is right because it is right. that was a prairie memorized. history says he spoke to when the time came, harry truman did the very american thing. he rose to the occasion and he chose to do right the american military been so good since our founding. yet hundreds of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people of color, men and women, still courageously served with love of country that often didn't love them back. they served in our revolutionary war, declared independence from a king only to be enslaved by a master to protect the union in the civil war, only to face under jim crow. they sacrificed during two world wars, fighting against a

meghan and harry or was it harry and meghan ? i don't was it harry and meghan?on and on. and the main theme of every episode was resentment and criticism of the family that gave him life, gave him privilege , gave him the life him privilege, gave him the life that he has today. >> yeah . okay. and bushra , i >> yeah. okay. and bushra, i suppose, at what point do they have to just go, enough is enough?i have to just go, enough is enough? i mean , we all have enough? i mean, we all have family issues. everyone i think around the country has family issues. and in some ways i suppose the royal family mirrors that. suppose the royal family mirrors that . you know, there's a dodgy that. you know, there's a dodgy uncle for a start, and there's someone who the brothers aren't getting on, you know, this is kind everybody's issue now, kind of everybody's issue now, but i think as long as harry is in the mental state that he's currently just don't think currently in, i just don't think he's at an event he's right to be at an event thatis he's right to be at an event that i

president biden and harris. president biden and harris.morrow. the met police say nine people have been arrested due to threats of mass looting on london's oxford street comes after posts on tiktok encouraged people to steal from a well known sports store. some outlets shut their doors while crowds gathered and officers issued 34 dispersal orders. a spokesperson for the mayor of london told gb news anyone who's seen content encouraging them to commit crime should ignore it . the police should ignore it. the police federation for northern ireland says urgent answers are required after details emerged of two data breaches . police in data breaches. police in northern ireland say the names of more than 200 serving officers and staff were stolen from a private vehicle on july 6th, along with a police laptop. earlier, the psni announced a critical incident after admitting that the details of thousands of police officers had been published online. a british man is among five people who've been shot dead in violent protests in south africa. the 4

you think that this is a good idea, to after harris. >> it's a good idea for them to go after harris,ssue -- after challenging someone who doesn't really have a track record in policy or initiatives. she is essentially a good mouthpiece for social issues, but there is the thing that she's got on her own to win the kind of see right now, so by making this about kamala harris, the republicans are basically saying that it's not about joe biden, he may be popular, he may not be doing well, but this is about why. harris with her, we have a better chance. >> so, she can't defend the record -- she is the vice president, this line of attack has been used before ashley. we heard it before. now we're hearing it again, though this time in a different form. is this about her political record, it is about she has done as a vp, or is about race and gender are all the above. >> i think it is all the above, but to be clear, the leading factor is race and gender. when you look at her being the first attorney general for the -- of california and some of the initiative she put forth there, she ran the s

>>'s, democrat national committee and biden-paris -- harris supporters speak. this event runs about 35 minutes. debate in milwaukee. this event runs about 35 minutes. >> hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. so we're gonna kick this off. we've got mayor madison, mayor, mayor rose conway, from [indiscernible] >> greetings, everyone. >> greetings, everyone. i want to thank everyone for joining us, and for those of you who are out-of-state, welcome to wisconsin. we're delighted to have you here. as the 2024 republican field takes the debate stage tonight, you'll be able to hear straight from the horse's mouth about the extreme and wildly out of touch vision. and i put that in air quotes for america. this group supports ending social security and medicare as we know it, cutting taxes for their rich friends undermining our elections. -- cutting taxes for their rich friends, undermining our elections. something that we know a little bit about in wisconsin. and taking our freedoms. and, yes, that includes a nationwide ban on abortion. let me be crystal clear about thi