harris. >> harris: thank you very much. go back to the secretary of state antony blinken, his end of year press conference now taking questions and he is being asked about the hostages in gaza. >> that has failed. it has failed first and foremost because of the courage of the ukrainian people and also the leadership we provided in making sure with dozens of countries around the world that ukraine had what it needed to succeed in repelling the russian aggression. now we're engaged in an effort to help ukraine stand on its own two feet, democraticly, militarily, economically. not only dealing with the current challenge that russia continues to pose, but setting it up for the long term. and a lot of very important and good work has been done and continues to be done on that. militarily we have 30 countries around the world helping ukraine build a future source to deter aggression and defend against it in the future. we're extensively engaged trying to bring private sector investment and activity into ukraine so that it can thr

>> harris: kennedy jr.d vote in the california of democrats not republican. >> bill: as of today, we do not know yet which states robert kennedy will be viable for. >> tomi: he seems to be hurting president biden more than former president trump when in a three-way match up. >> tammy: because the condition of the economy and world, everything is on fire. usual details may not matter when it comes to how people make decisions. it is not a casual decision now. the future seems cloudy. polls are not specific, presidential race is state by state and shows you the trend. americans are looking and see this trend of people turning, including independents, to trump, that is what i saw in 2016 with the last fox news poll hillary was still ahead, but independents had moved to trump and i xu he would win. people are beginning to look, will they make changes for next year, on the border? they could have done it a while ago, they could have done it yesterday. they are doing it because it is election year, americans aren

everyone have a great day, harris is next. >> bill: here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert. it will be president biden or bust, top democrats say they don't have the plan b to replace the president at the top of the ticket at this point. voters for months now have been giving him terrible marks on top issues and expressing grave concerns over his age, fitness for office, foreign policy, economy, you name it. the list is ugly for him. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." those top democrats sounding totally dismissive of the idea of abb, anybody but biden. >> we aren't going to have plan b. it's plan a, joe biden. this is palace intrigue. >> you don't think there is a risk to putting your eggs in one basket. >> he is our president and we have a nominee. nobody has a plan b. he is the president. i expect him to be the nominee and win. >> the oldest president ever. >> did ronald reagan have a plan b? i don't think that's how elections happen. >> harris: that is at the lack of a plan b could be driving the party to kill any competition to the president is kin

harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you very much. dozens of editorials and op-ed's tearing into the court's decision. the post editorial say not so fast. this part of that. what keeps -- claiming that some of those protests in service of abolishing the police might qualify as an insurrection. my guest in "focus" now jason chaffetz. former republican chairman of house oversight. marie harf under president obama. both sides of the aisle, some who like trump and his critics are saying this hurts democracy. >> it does. we are a constitutional republic but the idea the democrats are touting the idea that in order to save democracy, we have to make sure that we don't put people on the ballot. the very essence of a democracy is the idea that people can participate in this and that they can run as a candidate. donald trump was never charged and certainly never convicted of being a quote, unquote, insurrectionist. any of the people that were rioting on jan 6th, none of them were charged with that. i don't understand how the democrats can look

thank you, harris is next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the state department now says that hamas terrorists are likely holding women hostages behind, not giving all of them up to keep them from talking about what has happened to them in the hands of those savages. some high-profile voices now are demanding condemnation of sexual violence against jewish women and children. weeks of silence from the united nations. what do they do? what purpose do they serve? and weeks of silence from leading feminist groups. i asked the same questions. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." a warning, the upcoming report and the content of how things are described is graphic. the unimaginable barberism of hamas boundless cruelty has now been unearthed and revealed and in the light. goodness, they goproed everything. didn't they think we would find out? witness after witness at the u.n. yesterday. no response from women's groups around the globe. even u.n. women, the actual global entity tasked with advocating for the rights of women and gi

so far for harry. a good week. so far for harry.nd on monday prince to pay prince harry ordered to pay £50,000 to the mail group , which £50,000 to the mail group, which was an interim payment towards legal costs because that's one of five cases going on between prince harry and various media groups. so a lot rests on this. this verdict today for harry, for his reputation and for his standing in this country. >> the newspapers do sometimes tend to club together on the harry story, because you've got the right leaning daily mail, perhaps almost sending out a sort of smoke signal of sympathy to the mirror because they've got harry dressed up here by his employer , later by the actor in employer, later by the actor in the crown with a swastika on his arm up a little bit. >> matthew. >> matthew. >> i mean, do we want to see it? >> well, well, it's just if you're describing it, it helps just to quickly say it. okay >> i mean, just the point i'm making that on the day of making is that on the day of this huge judgement, you've got prince

harris is next. >> harris: the breaking news continues. right now the u.s. house of representatives has the votes to expect george santos of new york. an investigation into a scathing ethics report which includes campaign finance abuse, allegations that santos lied to get into office. the case has not been adjudicated yet. lawmakers want him to quit but he is defiant. and they have already voted twice on the same issue as they do today. do they kick out george santos? in votes in hand right now they do have the votes. let's watch the house speaker, johnson. >> notify the governor of the state of the new york of the action of the house. under clause 5d of rule 20 the chair announces that in light of the expulsion of the gentleman from new york, mr. santos, the whole number of the house is 434. >> harris: all right. making it official there from the house speaker, the expulsion of george santos, senior correspondent chad pergram watching it all on the hill. i've been watching you this morning. the ramp up. the fact that representative george santos was sitting

four weeks away, harris. >> harris: real quick. >> every time president biden attacks trump it helps him. i think we have seen through history that any one day comment by president trump doesn't ultimately impact the longer narrative and the narrative right now continues to be he has a commanding lead and by may 5th we'll know our nominee. >> harris: great to have you. we got bumped by breaking nulls but we did it. thank you very much. harvard seeing a dramatic drop in early admission applications, do you think? anti-semitism raging on that campus. some argue this is a symptom of a much larger problem in higher education. and the biden administration appears to have changed its tune on the border crisis. republicans say yeah, what took so long? >> for the last three years president biden has demonstrated he simply didn't care. apparently now he cares. we have his intention and intend to do something about it. >> harris: the reported shift in the biden administration on the biden border crisis is why talks are now stalled inside the senate. tammy bruce in "focus" next. look, she is on

harris. >> harris: great reporting. thank you very much. a new opinion piece on the menendez controversy is titled the ethics mirage in washington. it reads in part expel menendez from the senate? demand his resignation? not on your life. chuck schumer made the irrelevant observation that menendez has the right to due process and fair trial. the evidence is damning and overwhelming schumer said. he has had serious discussions with menendez. what could he have to say other than get a good lawyer? but call for his resignation? never. power panel now charlie hurt, fox news contributor and washington times opinion editor and mark penn former pollster for president and hillary clinton. good to see you both. what about bob, charlie? >> well, it is kind of interesting. sort of funny that america is turning to congress suddenly for ethics lessons and this is what you get. i think the whole effort to get rid of george santos was among all the problems facing our country today it was kind of the least of them. but the real thing here and the real rea

. >> dana: harris faulkner will take you through the next hour. >> harris: the heavy weight of a crashing presidency in the polls. president biden reportedly agitated and suddenly starting to care about what americans are saying about him. well, who could ignore voters signaling that bidenomics is a bust? and they are not better off under this president. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." a new fox survey shows the economy by far is the most important issue to voters. it usually is. and the word of the day for voters right now is pain. pain over stubbornly high prices under a president who tells them it is not happening. >> the average american is not benefiting economically, people are sad about how things are happening at our federal government? >> i do most of the shopping in my home. the prices were through the roof. when i sat down and looked at what they are telling me inflation was 6%, 8%, 10%, i roughly say for me it was 30, 35% easy. >> growing food and gas prices. again especially new york city has been a challenge not only for me but other families here as

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harris, talk about democrats saying something needs to be done here. >> harris: not just democrats, youed cuellar. democrat in texas, it got so bad, that kyrsten sinema is no longer democrat, she is an independent. she says the federal government is letting them down, i'm paraphrasing and she is at the border. when i look at this, i don't see a president that has given up or surrendered, i see a president who is retired on the job and somebody else is listening to him say, i want to be the one who let them come in. let them eat cake and we'll make everybody happy on the left. it is dangerous for this country, a large number of afghanistan citizens came through, bill melugin reported that last hour, that is a country of interest and takes extra vetting. bill tried to communicate with them and they all speak different languages. you better have a linguist, you can't vet people extra if they can't communicate with you. >> emily: pinpoint that, director of the fbi testified single greatest threat were terror inspired by the tragedy of october 7 when hamas attacked israel. how does our borde

prince harry was one of them.claims more than 140 newspaper articles going back to his very early life as a young guy, dating girlfriends, being in the army, that during that period, those newspaper articles breached his privacy. this is some of the things he said in court in the summer. he said he felt he couldn't trust anybody in his personal circle, which was an awful feeling for him. especially at such a young age. he said he had experienced hostility from the press since he was born. of course, he was born into a family deeply troubled by the death of his mother, princess diana. he said at one point, perhaps the most telling thing he said in court, was that he wanted the courts, he was giving evidence in a court, to put a stop to this madness by ruling that this sort of infringement of his privacy had happened. mirror group newspapers have obviously denied that its executives were involved. as you said today, reiterated one of the statements it has made throughout this process. it says aware historical wrongd

prince harry was alwa s all go from here? prince harry was always clear _ all go from here?o from here? prince harry was always clear that this _ all go from here? prince harry was always clear that this was - all go from here? prince harry was always clear that this was not - all go from here? prince harry was| always clear that this was not about the damages awarded. what he wants to do was to establish whether and to do was to establish whether and to extent if he was the target of phone hacking and other illegal information gathering and he has done that. this was a civil case, but his barrister said that prince harry did want criminal proceedings to begin potentially as a result of this civil case. today the metropolitan police said they would carefully consider the judgment handed down, and there is no investigation right now. prince harry also said that his mission continues and that mission, his life was not worth, is reform of the tabloids. this isjust the was not worth, is reform of the tabloids. this is just the first of three legal cases he has with others that h

second amendment changed that. >> harris: sad we need it. >> emily: it is all recidivist. >> harris:, our society is different. our society has for some reason just allowed things to devolve before our very eyes. when things started going wrong, and oh, summer of love and let them destroy everything. many areas were black neighborhoods where jobs never come back again. we watch this devolve, you didn't think it would stay there, it moved to chicago. it will go everywhere now, being allowed to fester, we need more cops and need conscious to come back. >> kevin: start with more cops. >> harris: that means we part with our dollars. >> kevin: allocation of revenue, someone decided not to give the police the dollars. i argue we need strong law enforcement base. >> harris: have to put pressure on city officials to pay officers. we can't all be ron desantis. remember that. 5000 if you go to florida during the pandemic. even it hurts business, let's get more police, try that first. >> harris: would you be in favor of a private venture to get police to come here? >> kevin: we have to get law

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>> i did not, those are lies. >> harris: he waved goodbye. >> harris: he actually waived -- waved good-byeven had been shut out for 187 days, and you just figured out why, because he was going to ask that hunter biden, what the work the republicans are doing and biden i'm sure did not mean to call on him, i'm sure karine jean-pierre gave him a paper with an x on steven nelson's face. >> your words. >> we have seen the checks, we have seen the canceled checks that have gone to joe biden and they end up being actually 10% of the amount that was collected by the other bidens, consistent with the laptop theory, the big guy gets 10%. >> harris: a fee, finder's fee. >> hard to believe joe biden says it's all a lie. dishonesty, a lie, russian collusion, are we going to believe our lying eyes and the canceled checks and the laptop with the big guy or believe joe biden. i think the american people are smart to this man is a liar, he's gotten rich on the american dime, sold out the presidency, sold out the country to foreign countries so he could get rich off of selling our prosperity. >> harris: th

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uh, david sherborne , prince harry's sherborne, prince harry's lawyer, also said that prince harry'slled on the metropolitan police and prosecuting authorities to investigate , bringing charges investigate, bringing charges against the company and those who broke the law, now mirror group newspapers, in response, has apologised unreservedly for historical wrongdoing . but historical wrongdoing. but prince harry's fight against the british press is far from over. yes, he's won against mirror group newspapers , but he has two group newspapers, but he has two separate um uh , law cases or separate um uh, law cases or court cases going through the high courts against associates newspapers and news group newspapers, both of which deny the allegations that were expecting trials for them in the new year. cameron what do you think? >> uh, prince harry means when he says the mission continues ? he says the mission continues? booths. that's in the statement that was, uh , read out by david that was, uh, read out by david sherborne, his lawyer. the mission continues. sherborne, his lawyer. the

>> you ask stupid questions. >> harris: tammy?tammy: i don't know, i think a lot of people have been -- alec baldwin has a temper and maybe people trying to provoke someone who has a temper or to get attention, it is horrible. it is not normal, i consider this a hate crime targeting jews throughout new york and the world. here in new york, that is what we have going through the streets, shame on us, shame on adams the mayor and shame on new york city and new york state. >> joey: i read the question, do you support israel or palestine. is that a stupid question is this we have protest and ivy league universities can't figure it out, i think alec baldwin spent so much time on "snl" he is living a skit. >> emily: i look at cops around him and i wonder if he had been wearing a yamaka if he would have continued and there is abject fear among the jewish population in this tea and crowds like that disgust me and that interchange, he will always be hot tempered, i pray for every jewish person trying to get home to their families and fear

harry's, uh, unofficial biographer. let's harry's, uh, unofficial biographer ., uh, biographer. let's say, uh, saying that he lied about him. as in piers , uh, in his new book as in piers, uh, in his new book called end game. he also went on to the attack of alastair campbell, accusing him of being a proven liar. campbell, accusing him of being a proven liar . and then he went a proven liar. and then he went on the attack, um, about prince harry himself saying that harry is outrage juice. he spoke of the fact how outrageous it was that he was talking and criticising about the royal family as prince philip and the late queen were dying. so really strong words there from piers morgan, former editor of the daily mirror. >> yeah. and he rounded off by saying prince harry claims his mission is to reform the press. i thought the most blistering line was the finale. his real mission is to destroy the royal family so if we thought piers morgan was going to come out and try and placate matters, try and put the fire out, that's the opposite of what happened. this is rev t

prince harry said the relentless invasion killed their relationship. in this newspaper about his date with caroline flack, £15,000 in damages for distress to the prince. in all, he takes away just over £140,000. two senior executives, former ceo sly bailey and former legal director paul vickers, knewjournalists and private detectives were breaking the law, said thejudge. better—known a name that came up often in court was piers morgan, who edited the daily mirror from 1995 to 200k. 0ne also gave evidence that mr morgan knew about a 2002 story that kylie minogue came from deception. the judge said he was a reliable witness. piers morgan fought back. as i have consistently said, i have never hacked a phone or told anyone else to hack the phone, and nobody has produced any actual evidence to prove that i did. his former employers, mirror group newspapers, had earlier welcomed the judgment as giving them clarity. where historical wrongdoing took place, they said, we apologise unreservedly and we have taken full responsibility and have paid appropriate comp

it seems like a long time ago prince harry was in court this - prince harry was in court this summer,s press and a very unusual spectacle, a very senior royal giving evidence in a witness box in a british court, something that, as you said, hasn't happened for more than 100 years. the

we love you, harry!up newspapers of using unlawful methods to obtain stories about him, including phone hacking. and six months after appearing in the witness box, a judge agreed, and prince harry won £1a0,000 in damages. he described the result as vindicating and affirming, but said the mission continues. harry's visits to the uk this year were brief. his wife meghan stayed away. the nearest she came to visiting the uk was a trip to germany to support her husband's initiative, the invictus games, which this year were held in dusseldorf. the year ended in the same way it had begun, with controversy over the sussexes and a royal book. ever since meghan publicly discussed an alleged conversation between harry and his family over the colour of their at the time unborn baby's skin, accusations of racism had been levelled at the royal family. according to a dutch translation of endgame, the royals involved in the conversation were the king and the princess of wales. neither the palace nor the sussexes chose t

prince harry is not the only one. a lot of the press, they said before, oh, it's just a few vulgar -- it didn't really matter. what the court found was it was extensive. it was widespread, is it sounds like a bonanza of phone hacking and the senior members in the newspaper, the editor, piers morgan, he knew about it. this is a very significant win for prince harry. it's a great day for truth, and he is a man who feels the press chased his mother and who in turn did the same to his family, and he's not going to -- he's just not going to take it lying down. >> he is definitely trying it turn things around. this judge, you know, found mirror group newspapers, you know, engaged in unlawful information gathering, and this really is one of many civil cases that harry has filed. so do you believe the outcome of this one will influence his other upcominging case, i mean favorably for him? >> yes, prince harry is the first senior royal to give evidence in the witness box for 130 years because he gave evidence in june. this is

harry, is no victim .nk harry, is no victim. >> i mean, i just i think you're >> i mean, ijust i think you're a bit harsh on him sometimes. i'm just going to say i know everyone's going to boo boo. everyone's going to go boo boo. you know ? um, i mean , phone you know? um, i mean, phone hacking, it's just so low on the barrel, isn't it? it's . just he barrel, isn't it? it's. just he deserves to get what he gets. and i think for me, i don't know, i've just got a different take on it. and especially, you know, when you make the comments about, , the racism and about, you know, the racism and the and, you know, it's the family and, you know, it's a different tone when you have children . person of colour. um children. person of colour. um people can say things that they think is okay, and it's definitely not. so i can kind of sit and be bit like, sit here and be a bit more like, um , you can't just throw an um, you can't just throw an attacker in because we really don't know. we're only here in one side of th

>> harry or meghan? harry.e it >> let's say that they're in it together and between two together for and between the two of they've made a hell of together for and between the two oimess they've made a hell of together for and between the two oimess ofhey've made a hell of together for and between the two oimess of it."ve made a hell of a mess of it. >> they most certainly have. listen, reaction email listen, your reaction on email marketing? cbnnews.com. looking forward next item as his forward to the next item as his legal woes grow . it's donald legal woes grow. it's donald trump's dream of a return to the white house in tatters. i'll be asking the queen of us showbiz royal political reporting royal and political reporting kinsey schofield live from the united states. that's >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> harsh words for meghan markle from peter mark. is there anything positive or attractive to be said for harry's wife ? a to be said for harry's wife? a very sad small person lost out in a m

piers morgan's been saying what harry about the harry doesn't know about the truth .that truth. i like the idea that harry is fighting for privacy all the time, but that two wrongs don't make a right. >> yeah, prince harry can be a clot and it can also be completely wrong hack completely wrong to hack his voicemail, the idea and lie about it . about it. >> the fact, the idea, matthew, that he's fighting about his privacy. >> this is a man who has a camera that follows him camera crew that follows him around and and around day and night and broadcasts it on. >> i think there is i >> i think there is there is i think there is some irony that prince, prince harry is taking the and he's the who's the case and he's the one who's also, frankly, questions to ask for at the time, for his security at the time, because obviously he's now fighting not he fighting about whether or not he gets level of gets particular level of security. that time, he had security. at that time, he had the level security. the highest level of security. and, know, um, it shouldn't and, you know, um,

don harris was nearby too.nd near the gangway, patricia parks, who was one of the defectors, died. >> five dead, ten wounded. shortly after the shooting stopped, the guy in these pilots left and the only plane that could still fly. leaving the wounded to fend for themselves. >> i should've died on that era strip. i should have. but it was not part of the plan. my whole right side of my leg was blown up except for the femural artery. had ephemeral artery been severed, i would've died in 90 seconds. >> you had to be wondering whether you were going to plead to death? >> i think it was tim -- he'll used a t-shirt to tie, what's the word, -- >> tourniquet. >> tourniquet, yeah. to stop the bleeding. he saved me that way. >> bobsled came a number of times during the night and brought me guy needs ram. >> which was the closest thing to medicine they had? >> right. and i was forever grateful to him for doing that. >> while the rest of the survivalist waited for help in a rome shop near the airstrip, some of the jonesto

prince harry said the relentless pres intrusion killed the relationship.is aware that the largest individual damages for this article. 15,000 pounds and to mitch is and distress to the prince. and all he takes away just over 140,000 pounds. two senior executives, a former legal director, knew journalist and private detectives were breaking the law, so the judge. piers morgan had to take -- edited the daily mirror from 1995 to 2004. th royal author gave evidence mr. morgan knew that a story about kylie minogue came from voice interception. the judge said it was a reliable witness. this afternoon piers morgan fought back. >> i've never hacked a phone or told anybody else to hack a phone. nobody produced any actual evidence to prove that i didn't. reporter: his former employers mirror group newspapers earlier welcome to the judgment as giving them clarity. where historical wrongdoing took place they said, we apologize unreservedly, have taken full response ability and paid appropriate compensation. this is a significant decision on a story from a different me

i am sure prince harry did not do it for the 140,000 pound settlement.did it obviously to get to the facts, to get to the truth. i think you will find many more people and other newspapers going forward. i'm pretty sure that wl happen. >> very good of you to join us. thank you for your time deceiving. around the world and across the u.k., you are watching the bbc. let's take a quick look at other stories making the news in the u.k. there has been an alarming rise the number of young children in scotland escaping from nursery school care. two children a week on average disappeared from nursery or on trips in the past year. the nursery trade association said members were taking the issue seriously and cited staffing pressures with the greater number of inexperienced staff. households face paying more for energy to help suppliers recover nearly 3 billion pounds in debts from customers who cannot pay their bills. they are proposing lifting the energy price cap by 16 pounds from april. the watchdog said it wanted energy companies to use the after funding to s

harry, commentator harry phibbs. harry, good to see you this morning .d to see you this morning. i mean, look, this is always the problem with making pledges . problem with making pledges. he'll now be judged on the fact he hasn't actually achieved anything. and we are just potentially weeks away from an election . election. >> is my, um, prediction is that we won't be weeks away from the election. i think partly for the for the reasons that you just gave in that, um, olivia utley gave in that, um, olivia utley gave in that report, but i think it's more likely that he'll give himself a bit more time. so i think that, um, autumn next yean think that, um, autumn next year, october, possibly november is more, um , realistic. so then is more, um, realistic. so then he can have then he's at least giving him herself a chance , uh, giving him herself a chance, uh, with the, uh , rwanda scheme is with the, uh, rwanda scheme is the most high profile, isn't it, for the flights to flights to actually start going off, it needs to go through parliament. it needs to b

what was the question again, harry?e it based upon which one is able to shout the loudest. >> all right. so the question is which side is more looking forward to new year and 2024? is it this side? [ cheering ] >> or is it this side? [ cheering ] >> right. we'll try that again because it was pathetic from both. is it this side? [ cheering ] >> or this side? [ cheering ] >> which one do you think one? >> i feel like it's camera right. camera right won, that is the side to your left, but i'm interested. you're on the ground, richard. who did you think won? oh, who do i think won i have to be with these people for the rest of the night. i think it was a draw! [ cheering ] i think i just gave the worst answer. now i think i pissed everyone off and they're more pissed off on the other side. >> you have six more hours with those folks, richard. i think you did the right thing. people seem pretty chill there. are they going to make it till midnight? >> oh, yeah. come with me. >> i love your -- >> you are very kind. >> these ar

harry, is no victim .nk harry, is no victim. >> i mean, i just i think you're >> i mean, ijust i think you're a bit harsh on him sometimes. i'm just going to say i know everyone's going to boo boo. everyone's going to go boo boo. you know ? um, i mean , phone you know? um, i mean, phone hacking, it's just so low on the barrel, isn't it? it's . just he barrel, isn't it? it's. just he deserves to get what he gets. and i think for me, i don't know, i've just got a different take on it. and especially, you know, when you make the comments about, , the racism and about, you know, the racism and the and, you know, it's the family and, you know, it's a different tone when you have children . person of colour. um children. person of colour. um people can say things that they think is okay, and it's definitely not. so i can kind of sit and be bit like, sit here and be a bit more like, um , you can't just throw an um, you can't just throw an attacker in because we really don't know. we're only here in one side of th