so harry harry's opinion of of modern art did not change. but harry enjoyed picasso. he said he had a good time. he said it was a lot of fun. he said short bald guy, a lot of fun. it not that much shorter than this, by the way, was in front of the his ceramics studio, which has been abandoned and, is behind fences and barbed wire. they're trying to get the money to to restore it. so hopefully will happen. yes and the book you wrote about the road. yes. yes. that was in mexico city. yes. so the road trip that harry and best book that i wrote about so well. he same same way. what i'm sorry to think people would write. right. right. yeah. so the question is harry took this road trip in 53 and didn't think people would recognize, i think by 58, he he was a little more prepared for that. and in fact, he had worked with the state department. the president travels on a diplomatic passport. so protocol that you always advise the consulate or embassy in the city you're going to. so there was advance notice of this. it wasn't like he was trying to train to go in cog like he sai

harris. >> harris: great work, thank you very much. in "focus" now let's get to florida congressman mike waltz member of the house foreign affairs, armed services and intelligence committees. first of all, democrats, you saw it party line in the house. we will likely see something just like that in the senate. democrats vulnerable in races may regret voting against them if they do in the senate. >> i think you are absolute absolutely right. i think they will regret it. the american people are demanding we do something, anything to get this border under control and we're seeing in the polling this isn't just a republican base issue. you are seeing blue state governors ringing the alarm bell. you are seeing inner city mayors ringing the alarm bells. city councils. this is becoming a crisis for our cities. it is already a crisis for the country. harris, my fear sitting on the intelligence committee, the f.b.i. director is sounding the alarm bells. we have literally hundreds of people on the terrorist watch list. we don't know where they a

harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you very much. we'll stay on that story. climate czar john kerry spent millions of taxpayer dollars on his own staff. who are they? and what were they doing for high six figure salaries? but a new lawsuit aims to uncover all of it. this on his watch, your money. plus claims the government was using really frightening big brother spying tactics on amer americans. their targets, so-called maga republicans. all americans should be upset about this. >> they will try to bring that in a few years where they will know every penny you spend everywhere every day. the american people will fiercely resist it as they look at what's coming down the road. >> harris: brian kilmeade to talk about the treasury secretary's testimony when asked about it. hint, dodge ball. veteran homeowners checked your credit card rates lately? many are over 22%, near 30% if you pay late. why not do what thousands of veteran families have done. call newday and pay off that high rate debt with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan. veterans can save $500

harris faulkner takes you from here. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. $118 billion, 370 pages. the senate border security deal is out for all to read. the headline from what i'm seeing when i read parts of it. it would unlock billions of dollars in foreign aid. in fact, critics are claiming it would also let in thousands of illegal immigrants into our country per day before any action would be taken. we'll get into that and really wipe away the myth. it is not 5,000, it is 8,500. it is an average of 5,000 a day over a seven day period. as many as 8,500 could flow in on any particular day. that's a detail we need to know. well, it needs to pass the senate first, as we know. house speaker mike johnson already has declared it dead on arrival. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." all right. let's take a deeper look and see what's inside the bill. $60 billion for ukraine aid. $14 billion for israel. $10 billion in humanitarian aid and $5 billion for our indo-pacific partners. that leaves $20 billion for the border situation. remember, the northern border is now

i think harry has _ was about the principle. i think harry has had _ was about the principle. think harry has had his day - was about the principle. i think harry has had his day in - was about the principle. i think harry has had his day in court, | was about the principle. i think. harry has had his day in court, he has had thejudgment harry has had his day in court, he has had the judgment on the principle and the court saying that the mirror group where widespread using unlawful methods are gathering information about him to produce these articles, including phone hacking. i imagine harry feels he has got everything he wanted and is now happy to settle this claim. the 'ud . e now happy to settle this claim. the judge talked in december about the practice being widespread and also that many news executives knew about it, so i think that would have been important to prince harry as well. i do think that is important. i think it is important that the court gave judgment and said look, not only was harry's from being hacked, but the bones of his close friends were also being h

kamala kamala harris' team fault rice's team. susan rice took great pride in the fact she knew more about the border than kamala did. there is all this in-fighting and lifting themselves up and axios should be called abducasion of crisis. biden described as winding process and irritability making it worse thchl guy did not want to touch this. immigration was a hot potato. jake sullivan did not want it, he gives it to an adviser that requested the different in asylum seeker and ro/* refugee. they did it. >> harris: with multiple sources, it makes it more important to get the transcripts from robert hur. >> brian: kamala harris got an assignment and said, i doll what i want. congratulations, i will do the a block. you can't someone gives you an assignment, you don't stream line and say what you want to do. >> kellyanne: with a russian title, border czar. >> harris: let's move. there is more to come on vice president kamala harris, she says she is ready to serve when asked that question, she's ready to be president, as president bid

those prices and vegas. >> harris: it is a lot. night before the game and should make it to cheer on travis kelce. who is good authority? japan's u.s. embassy. the embassy can confidently speak now to say that if she departs tokyo after the concert, she should arrive before the super bowl begins. can she land her plane? no one else can. they have found a stall for her. >> no one else's boyfriend is in the super bowl, find a spot for her plane. >> i love the embassy can confidently speak now. be fearless, super bowl will wear red, they used her album names. hat tip. >> must be nice to have a private jet, nobody else could get from japan to vegas. she sold a jet, she is downsizing, we are glad the carbon footprint is so low. go taylor swift's boyfriend's team. >> harris: whole part of the picture, i am suspect on whether or not that is equivocation between what you are burning and buying. you know, i'm a chiefs fan. definitely. >> no idea. >> harris: yep, i am, i will watch from home gladly. i did get more merch for christmas. eagles

thank you. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: the bombshells keep coming in the case of fulton county districtfani willis and her prosecutor lover. data seems to contradict the testimony of willis and her prosecutor lover when it comes to the time they spent together. you know, cell phone records have a sneaky way of showing if you were talking to each other. basic math. president biden facing a big test in tomorrow's michigan primary. big concerns about his standing in key swing states in general. as we move toward november. >> biden is stuck between a rock and hard place. he has become the pro-iran party. everyone is realizing exactly where joe biden is on this issue. interesting to watch him being divided. i don't know what he can do to save the situation. (sigh) (snoring) if you struggle with cpap... you should check out inspire. honey? inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com p >> harris: democratic infighting at battleground state michigan voters head to the polls. angry arab americans are saying biden is wrong on israel and co

harris, back to you. >> harris: that's the thing. they would have lied on the stand.r. i don't know how this ends well for fani willis or nathan wade. the big question is does it make the trump case go away with this much going on behind the scenes that was pressed up against are they doing their jobs? steve harrigan, thank you very much. the president of the united states in that leadership meeting. the four bipartisan leaders trying to keep the government from shutting down and at issue the border, of course, at the center of things. and aid for ukraine. it's been something they are grappling with. we have that. let's watch. >> president biden: we have a lot of work to do to figure out how we keep funding the government. an important solution we need to find. i think we can do that. and ukraine, i think the need is urgent. i hope we can speak to that a little bit and i think the consequence of inaction every day in ukraine are dire. i've been speaking to some of our g7 partners and you just got back. they're very concerned. also we need to -- we need in terms of --

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: president biden was asked if there was a plan b. you know, a different candidate to take when is place on the democratic ticket because of his confusing actions and words that the entire nation is witnessing. biden thought the question was funny and laughed it off. the question remains, is there a plan b? by the way, he has a fundraising schedule that's about to get very busy. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the president is in california today, another big cash haul. three days of fundraisers. there was one california resident who could and maybe would take biden's place, governor gavin newsom. a spry 56-year-old. but here is the president. >> you are going to california. is this about coming up with a plan b for 2024? does gavin need to stand by? >> i'm looking at you. are you ready? >> harris: he is willing to pick anybody? he was kidding. joe rogan wasn't kidding when he echo what other political watchers have been saying. >> don't

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. defense secretary austin said to the nation yesterday, of course we carried it live breaking news, that the united states is not at war with iran. but a new opinion piece argues that's essentially already what's happening. the headline biden has to deal with a second war he did not want. his task is to contain it. many are saying a swift military response was critical in the effort to deter iran especially this time around with three americans killed. republican senator kevin cramer says it may be too late. >> the swiftness of the response is part of the projection of strength that we need. it is already too late to do it swiftly. the fact they didn't already have targets in mind in case something like this happened so they could respond quickly as well as lethally in a way that sends a message that would deter our enemy. >> harris: retired lieutenant colonel darren gobb. blackhawk helicopter pilot. executive director of restore liberty. great to have you in "focus." we need to restor

harris. >> harris: you know what you do when you want to do a thing? you do it. you don't say you'll do it. you just do it. we'll see what they do. we've seen what he does many times. the president, this is just yesterday. looking so confused. apparently not really knowing where to go and stand. he is looking at the guest. dude, where did you go? that's not where you should be. even the guest knows from jordan. at the event yesterday while hosting jordan's king. that's him standing there wondering what is this guy behind me doing? guy benson, fox news contributor, host of the guy benson show and jose, former press secretary for the dnc. i come to you first. i put this on his team. if you are going to sell a product, you have to know where to put it on the shelf and whether or not it needs a little extra care in terms of getting somebody to buy the truth about it. what is going on with his team? >> look, i think first and foremost we have to recognize biden is old. i get it. let's get over the age issue for a second. they forget things. we know that. that's not ne

harris. >> harris: thank you very much.ional border patrol council is backing this border bill. in a statement to fox brandon judd, the president of the border patrol union says the border act with codify it into law. authorities that border patrol agents never had in the past. this will allow us to remove single adults expeditiously and without a lengthy judicial review while not perfect the border act of 2024 is a step in the right direction and is far better than the status quo. brandon judd in "focus" now. i can only imagine that you've heard from a few people who may not agree with you. i want to give you the chance to tell me in your words what you like about this bill and let's go back and forth a little bit with some of the weaknesses. >> so there are plenty of weaknesses in here but also a lot of strength. when you look right now what we're currently dealing with, this is a slow month. we're dealing with 6700 apprehensions on a daily basis. what this would do a cap it to where we couldn't take anything more than 5,

here is harris on "the faulkner focus." >> harris: we're getting closer. fox news alert. right now two very different presidents going to two very different border towns. the presidential election is exactly 250 days away from now. and the illegal entries at the border and dangers that come with that are now voters' top issues. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." just a few minutes ago, president biden boarded air force one, that's marine one there but he boarded air force one on his way to brownsville, texas. former president donald trump will depart today as well for eagle pass, texas. let me tell you how different these places are right now. in the past five days, more than 2,000 illegals were picked up by u.s. border patrol as they broke our laws to enter america. eagle pass, they have two checkpoints, no one is using them apparently. they are going around as they have. this area remains a hot spot we have watched for over a year. biden's destination, well, it's a bit of a mystery. he should have gone last may when the lines were like this, rememb

harris faulkner is next. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert at the white house. president biden meeting with more than 30 of the nation's governors. republican and democrat and they are in town for the national governor's association winter meeting. and they will have a lot to talk about. no doubt the story that's breaking on the right side of your screen right now, new levels of the disaster in biden's border crisis. just over the past hour, we have seen a massive drop-off of illegals in san diego. that city is becoming the new epicenter for the crisis. president biden, we're told, is weighing executive action on the border. he will put back into place some of former president's trumps measures to quell this. is it too late? well we'll see some of that meeting and bring it to you live as it makes news. the united states is piling on new sanctions on russia. tomorrow marks two years to the day of russia's invasion of ukraine. sanctions also are in retaliation for the recent deaths of critic alexei navalny. one administration official calling the new penalties cru

harris, walk through the timeline.nters the country september 8th, and here is our vice president that same month. >> you're confident this border is secure? >> we have a secure border in that is a priority for any nation, including ours and our administration. there are still a lot of problems we are trying to fix. given deterioration that happened over the last four years. we also have to put in place a law and a plan for a pathway for citizenship for the millions of people here and are prepared to do what is legally required to gain citizenship. >> harris: they simply find the border secure because they want a different america. they want something different than the rest of us. i don't think it includes security we thirst for and this would have been prevented. i will say this. can we get a different category of murder than malice and felony for a man that came across the border illegally if he did this? can we get different category of murder for a man who continued to have crimes, one which involved a young minor

harris. >> harris: steve harrigan. thank you very much.ree, former deputy assistant attorney general. good to see you. both of these people involved have had floating relationship with the truth, if you will. how would you boil this case down and does it affect what donald trump is up against? >> well, good morning, harris. the short answer to your last question it definitely affects what donald trump is up against. this is a story that has been changing by the day and honestly getting worse and worse for fani willis by the day. the latest allegations her main defense to her decision to hire mr. wade may have been based on a falsehood that was submitted to the court. mr. wade put in an affidavit to the court where he talked about when their relationship began and said so under oath. it turns out that whole story was false. there will be very severe consequences for this if that's true. at a minimum it would involve disqualifying her and mr. wade from the case. other consequences if they lied to a judge. >> harris: what does it mean for the

i don't like they are on it. >> harris: how old are they? >> 14 and 17. >> harris: same as mine.ick: yes. >> kayleigh: "washington post," inside democrats attempt to woo tiktok users, president biden spent time with tiktok followers, brought to washington in hopes to turn out voters november and it worked. >> lisa: they titled it lol. it does not negate the fact you are 81. he has a problem right now with young voters. there is polling showed previously and polls validating the fact trump has been up. they are on tiktok. i am at the point, tiktok is chinese owned and they are spying on us. that is where voters are, maybe republicans need to get on there. >> patrick: i will not advise that. >> kayleigh: republicans need to be aware, this will be flooding the zone on tiktok. >> president biden: quick reminder, vote, go to i will vote.com, to find out how and where. >> i'm hillary biden, i'm going to vote with my pop. we're on our way. are you excited, pop? >> i'm excited to be voting with you. what are you doing under my desk? >> under my desk is the thing. >> you can stay for now,

harris faulkner is going to take you through the next hour. here she is. >> harris: first a no. now a go. president biden is now considering taking executive action on his border crisis. he tore into former president trump for doing exactly this, taking executive action. and responsibility. he is repeatedly blamed republicans for keeping his party's efforts down to solve the crisis. and he has insisted his hands were tied and he had no power to take any action. now desperate times apparently if you look at the polling he might have to take a page out of donald trump's playbook. by the way, those plays work. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." remember just last month joe biden said he couldn't do any more on his own. >> have you done everything you can do with executive authority, is there more you can do? >> president biden: i've done all i can do. give me the power. i asked for it the day i got in office. give me the border patrol and give me the people, the judges, give me the people who can stop this and make it work. >> harris: as you might imagine that

harris takes over right now. >> harris: news at this hour. president biden is at walter reed medical center for the physical. the visit was unannounced. the white house press secretary said last week he was due for a physical. not exactly the same thing as putting it on the schedule. just out of the blue having the marine one helicopter land on the lawn if front of all the reporters while he takes off. the white house says it will release a summary of the results of the president's medical examination later today. that information will likely be closely scrutinized. the president at 81, oldest commander-in-chief in u.s. history. americans taking part in polling across the country show a majority of voters think he is not fit to be president for another four years. those same concerns were amplified earlier this month in special counsel robert hur's report on the president's handling of classified material. that report described him as sympathetic well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. it sounds benign but has really done damage for him.

. >> harris: i started off with it's sad. most importantly not presidential behavior. peter doocy, thank you. the "wall street journal" editorial board with this headline. biden's dotering document defense. biden was well aware of the rules required to protect national secrets. all of this also raises a question of double standards. trump is alleged to have lied about the documents and refused to cooperate. in contrast to biden. that may be true, but hur's report will still be front and center as part of trump's defense. and you can bet it will now be a staple of trump's presidential campaign. brett tolman, i want to start with something that people may not remember. it is how we found out about those documents in the first place. they had been sitting, some of them, at the penn center with biden's name on it, and they weren't actually turned over until many days after those documents had been unearthed and four months later the public was told about them. your thoughts. >> harris, thank you for having me on. i will tell you

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>> harris: i don't know why. i mean, i know we're in an election year, re-election for this president and they don't want a wider war because they keep telling us. you can't be soft on crime by iran. it's not working out for us within our own borders. you can't be soft on iran. you and other senators had quite a day with some of the ceos of giant social media companies yesterday. things got pretty heated and including a stunning apology to the parents in the room from meta ceo mark zuckerberg and other intense exchanges. let's watch together. >> there is families of victims here today. have you apologized to the victims? would you like to do so now? [applause] >> this is why we invested so much and our efforts to make sure that no one has to go through the types of things your families have had to suffer. >> instagram is harmful to young people, isn't it? >> senator, i disagree with that. that's not what the research shows. >> these results may contain images of child sexual abuse and you gave users two choices,

prince harry was awarded last year, £140,000 in harry was awarded last year, £ia0,000 in damages.d out whether these other claims against mirror group newspapers will go to trial or whether there will be a settlement. if there is a settlement, the amount of money awarded to the duke of sussex is likely to be significantly more than £140,000. we likely to be significantly more than £140,000. ~ u, likely to be significantly more than £140,000. ~ i, ~ likely to be significantly more than £140,000. ~ ., ~ i, likely to be significantly more than £140,000. ~ .,~ ., likely to be significantly more than £140,000. ~ i, ~ i, i, £140,000. we can take a look at prince harry's — £140,000. we can take a look at prince harry's lawyer, _ £140,000. we can take a look at prince harry's lawyer, david - prince harry's lawyer, david sherborne, that he is arriving at the court a little earlier and it is him we are expected to hear from him later. and as you mentioned, the media has gathered behind you and there is a lot of interest in this, isn't there?— there is a lot of interest in this, isn't there?

>> harris: we know this is true. even bother asking the white house spokes people about the mix-ups, press secretary karine jean-pierre is not talking. >> peter: how is president biden going to convince three quarters of voters that he is okay even though in las vegas he told a story about talking to a french president who died in 1996? >> i'm not going down that rabbit hole with you, sir. >> you saw the president in vegas and seen the president in south carolina south carolina and michigan, leave it there. >> harris: get to the medical part in a second. kayleigh mcenany you had that job, you know that question is coming. is that how you handle that? >> kayleigh: no. you are not dismissive of what could best be described as number one issue of american voters as concerns joe biden. voters think it is too old and lacks mental, cuity and believe trump has -- you don't dismiss this as rabbit hole. list out what he's doing, don't dismiss the question. call it a rabbit hole. >> harris: last hour i had on mark penn, he sai

mol >> harris: happy monday, this is "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner here with my co-host emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. federalist editor-in-chief mollie hemingway is here. and fox news national correspondent, griff jenkins, who just sent down the brand new border bill and the whole couch -- >> it is huge. >> harris: we'll get into that. here is what some are calling it on capitol hill, dead on arrival, that is house speaker mike johnson saying about the deal. negotiator say it addresses our broken immigration system, however, critics are going after it. they claim it would let 5000 people into the country per day before anything is done. actually the number is higher and we'll myth bust that. that would be 1.8 million people per year. whether they are here to stay, whether they are trying to get in on asylum, they are coming in. aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill. >> this bill is fighting for its life right now, it's a numbers problem, especially in the senate. not just house opossessing it, we have not seen other republicans in support of this. lukewarm reaction among republi

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harry wrote the books harry made the tv shows and harry did the podcasts. end, which is why i think it's the perfect solution that harry becomes an american. he'd be the biggest british export since the beatles. let it be, harry, and let's see how long the americans will put up with his tired tunes . now, to be fair to will put up with his tired tunes . now, to be fairto harry, . now, to be fair to harry, he'll be putting his money where his mouth is. there's no clearer message that you've had enough of your country than to change nationality and no doubt his partner meghan will be punching the air with joy with the final megxit die cast. harry a us citizen never to return to his homeland. the transaction completes . however, i suspect completes. however, i suspect that there is one factor that's keeping harry and meghan from making this move and renouncing his uk citizenship. those lovely royal titles . because whilst the royal titles. because whilst the couple have railed against stifling . royal protocol and stifling. royal protocol and their terrible tr

back to you. >> harris: thank you. emily, can you refresh us and make i it clear the timing of this. why it is crucial to know if nathan wade was hired as special prosecutor on the trump case before or after they got together, why is that so important? >> emily: there were 19 defendants in a case in fulton county brought, one of them president trump. as it emerged later, what we learned from divorce proceeding under seal in the court by special or lead prosecutor, they had been in a relationship and not only in a relationship, but it looked like they had used funds, taxpayer funds to augment and go on trips. not only had they used taxpayer funds to make that relationship exciting and go to aruba, it looks like perhaps the experience was not there to justify that appointment and we were seeing a favor by the district attorney that was elected by the people and in use with taxpayer dollars of that ep ra. after which that came to light, these allegations, both fani willis and nathan wade, ve he mentally and under oath den

and this in a newspaper, vote for, harris -- vote for kamala harris.m ready to serve, she told the "wall street journal" last week. this was before a release highlighting mr. biden plus failing memory. everyone who sees her on the job, ms. harris says, works fully -- walks away fully aware of my capacity to lead. brenda in arkansas, republican. your view of the vice president? caller: i think she is in the bears meant. she -- i think she is an embarrassment. she cackles like some clown to be a comedian. she has never been to the border and she is in charge of the border. when they ask her why, she says, well, i have never been to europe either. that is the typical kind of answer you get. these long sentences you are giving here now are not anything i have ever heard out of her. she is basically invisible. she is super hidden because the more people see her, a more they dislike her. so perhaps more democrats should see her. host: brenda come on the border question, this is from axios, they had a piece in mid february about the handling of the border by

who does kamala harris really represent? thought she represented the american people, in which case they would be american policies. i don't care what boxes she checked. check the box of well done job. when can she? >> david: nowhere. >> kayleigh: they are not interesting in box checking, they want to bring down interest rates and secure border. to this. meanwhile, former president trump just revealed who he is considering for his running mate. who made the short list, next. i've struggled with generalized myasthenia gravis. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. ♪ vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive. ♪ in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their current gmg treatment. most participants taking vyvgart also had less muscle weakness. and your vyvgart treatment schedule is designed just for you. in a clinical study, the most common side effects included urinary and respirato

harry's couldn't keep me away. harry's blink and you'll miss it. his blink, and you'll miss it. visit to the country 26 hours in total. he spentin country 26 hours in total. he spent in the uk as strong a message. if you needed it, that he can't stand the place. the contrast now between harry and his brother william, who polling suggests is the most popular royal ahead of even his father , royal ahead of even his father, couldn't be more stark at a charity event with tom cruise this week, it was william who looked like the big star with cruise , one of the most famous cruise, one of the most famous entertainers in the world. looking upon our future king with total admiration . even with total admiration. even following his father's health woes, it won't be lost on william that at some point he's going to be king. and whilst we wish charles a speedy recovery, it's likely that the gentle transfer of power begins from now as william readies himself in the years ahead for the top job. meanwhile, prince harry doesn't seem to have a job at all. and what

out liar poll. >> harris: can you do it without arab americans in michigan?ometimes you win them, sometimes you lose them, long way to go. i hope for multitude of reasons conflict in gaza is over then. i'm not worrying about michigan today, original question about the pitches and final push. we know what nikki haley is going to say, donald trump gave us a preview last night talking about getting rid of roe, and how everyone is happy about that. that is not true. forcing school prayer, something hugely unpopular. talk about migrants streaming down -- hold on. you want to win the election, you don't want to just win primary. january six hostages, no, hostages are in gaza. >> kayleigh: all due respect, talk you bring up has not worked, president trump is prevailing. >> jessica: then why is president biden down 1.9 in the real clear politics average? within margin of error and barack obama was down five to mitt romney. >> harris: he is the incumbent, why isn't he higher? >> kayleigh: state of the union is supposed to be the resets, we will see. i advise changing

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harris, we all do and he decided this is his time to move on. >> harris: politics, kayleigh reminded she was press secretary, what they accomplished together. we know as we get older, there is an amazing way we find value in one another and will open our hearts. i don't think it will be permanents, they accomplished a lot, martha. >> martha: they did. their greatest legacy, as you were discussing is the mark that was made on the supreme court with neil gorsuch, amy comey barrett and brett kavanaugh. there were reports earlier today in the hill that trump's campaign manager and josh holmes, who has been mitch mcconnell's top political adviser, had been in talks. maybe there would be an endorsement, what this says about talks will come out in time. clearly this was a moment and really talks a lot as i say about the rnc, who is republican party of the future and clearly standard bearer is donald trump and has been since 2015. although there are divisions within the republican party, there are decisions about where movement and momentum is and i think this is part of a basket of decision

harry making it safely to the bottom. hitting a top speed of 99 kilometers, or 61 miles, per hour. >> oh, man. that was really exciting. >> good. >> i'll do it again. >> well done. >> reporter: then it's my turn. you had 99, i had 98. where do you get the desire to be so involved in helping other people? >> i've always had a life of service. i get my fix being with these guys. there's no version of me coming here, watching them, and not getting involved myself. this is peacemaker. >> reporter: we met competitors like peacemaker from nigeria, who used this preview as a chance to get used to the slopes. >> what time did you get here today? >> yeah, it was like 9:00. >> 9:00, and it's now -- >> the lifts are closed. >> reporter: instructors like alex, a paralympic skier. >> what does it mean to you to be able to teach these guys skiing for the first time? >> it's normalizing a bit of a hidden world of disabilities. the more people that know about what we do, the better. >> reporter: for so many of the service members, these

it is wonderful harry— let's be frank. it is wonderful harry has— let's be frank. will enable them to talk about some of those _ will enable them to talk about some of those serious personal issues and find a _ of those serious personal issues and find a way— of those serious personal issues and find a way through. that would be wonderful — find a way through. that would be wonderful. cancer is not a good story— wonderful. cancer is not a good story but — wonderful. cancer is not a good story but lots of good things can come _ story but lots of good things can come out — story but lots of good things can come out of the challenges, overcoming the challenges. wouldn't it be wonderful if this enabled the royal— it be wonderful if this enabled the royal family to read threads that bit royal family to read threads that hit of— royal family to read threads that bit of fabric that has come adrift with harry— bit of fabric that has come adrift with harry over the recent years? let me _ with harry over the recent years? let me ask— with harry over the recent years? let me

when prince harry touches down harry touches back down in britain soon.ussing there, prince harry is to uk to be is jetting back to the uk to be with meghan with his father. meghan markle stays the now. her stays at home in the us now. her brother thomas markle jr will join live a little bit later join me live a little bit later on his exclusive on to give his exclusive reaction. what could the possibility be for a chance of reconciliation now? what would possibility be for a chance of rec

can nigel farage bring down the conservative party.7 and prince harry party.7 and as prince harry sayshe's taking us he's considering taking us citizenship? ultimate citizenship? is this ultimate betrayal or the good news? the country has been waiting for this is friday night live with me, mark dolan . bring your own me, mark dolan. bring your own drinks. the admission is . free drinks. the admission is. free on tonight's show. my friday friends legendary entertainment journalist nina myskow and radio and fleet street icon. he's just jumped out of a cab. mike porky parry . also tonight, fearless parry. also tonight, fearless former government minister edwina currie . she's not pulling edwina currie. she's not pulling her punches . the co—founder of her punches. the co—founder of vote leave all the way from the united states, douglas carswell, and the editor in chief of majesty magazine. king charles and queen elizabeth's biographer, the brilliant ingrid seward. my friday nights big opinion is on the way. my first on air reaction to the extraordinary results of yesterday's by elections

i'm sure --eole as harry suggests, or not? i'm sure people will— as harry suggests, or not?ests, or not? i'm sure people will be out _ as harry suggests, or not? i'm sure people will be out there _ as harry suggests, or not? i'm sure people will be out there who - as harry suggests, or not? i'm sure people will be out there who are . people will be out there who are suffering egregious wrongs by certain journalists at certain times, but i think the culture and certainly my experience of working in newsrooms post lever seven, the culture is very different and the idea thatjournalists as a massive course would intrude into people's privacy has certainly vastly diminished. i do say sometimes these behaviours don't happen in individual cases, but it is not quite the culture that existed before all of this came to light. so to a certain extent that if the case that we have already seen these things, but maybe harry's case is a reminder of people of these wrongs and the need to change culture as in newsrooms but the real worry for lost people is not necessarily mainstream media be

harry _ evening uk time. thank you very much, harry farley _ evening uk time.y farley at westminster. let�*s get more about what is happening on the ground because the pressure continues to grow and gaza�*s remaining hospitals. the world health organization has released footage, from monday — of the evacuation of 32 critically ill patients from the nasser medical complex, in khan younis. it says, the hospital is barely able to function, with patients moved to a group of field hospitals in rafah — and to the nearby european gaza hospital. i have been talking to sarah phillips, british orthopaedic surgeon who recently returned from working at the european gas hospital in khan younis. she described what was like. with the charity ideals. i�*ve been going to gaza for about 11 years and so i know european gaza hospital quite well. but this time was so different. the hospital itself is normally only about 250 bedded hospital. it was increased during covid to a50 and has a prefab field hospital in the grounds, but it�*s now got about 900 patients. but not only the pat

>> harris: i remember perry mason. talk about the politics of this. will this when american voters look at this, many of them are angry over a lot of things happening irrespective of party. this is another case of donald trump being messed with. doug /* >> doug: this case has gotten more interesting and i will layout a couple things. the hearing on friday about cell phone messages, we know them to be fact, they were published in a filing before the court. the court has not taken it as evident yet. >> harris: what does that mean? >> doug: he has to rule if that will be allowed, he will do that on friday. it is interesting he allowed after an hour and a half yesterday, no, you will have to go back out. he said, i think you have messed up understanding of what privilege is. something is wrong here. he went out and made this case and has to come back and testify this afternoon. go back to the attorney who made this with wade on the stand. he asked about, if there were cell phone records, would they be wrong? again, wade said, yes, they would be wrong. as

he wasn't harry suggesting it. and harry and meghan are a huge loss to this country.nteresting debate. interesting well, look, ingrid, can i congratulate you on the new book? it's winning rave it's the rave reviews. it's got the country talking. it's called the inside of king charles. inside story of king charles. uh, sorry. let me get the name right. it's my mother and i. the inside story of charles and inside story of king charles and our late queen ingrid. thank you so you soon. so much. we'll join you soon. again, patrick christie so much. we'll join you soon. aglooking patrick christie so much. we'll join you soon. aglooking forward trick christie so much. we'll join you soon. aglooking forward tri> who would you have >> well, who would you have voted for you to in voted for if you had to vote in these i who i these by elections? i know who i would voted and he would have voted for. and he joins the brick joins me. nick, the flying brick from loony from the monster raving loony