harris will take you through more. here she is. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. the tik tok bill has passed the u.s. house of representatives giving the owners a big choice. sell or be banned in america. law makers have flooded law makers offices and phones don't do this. 170 million americans are on the platform. now it goes to the u.s. senate. i'm harris faulkner. are you in "faulkner focus." this gives the owner a choice. die vest or you will be banned in the u.s. american buyers are already circling. the price tag could cover around hundreds of billions of dollars. tik tok rolled out an aggressive campaign in the lead up to this morning's vote. it used urging young users particularly to call their congress people, flooding the phone lines. a show of just how powerful tik tok can be. house progresses took to the hill yesterday in protest of the legislation. brought up upset content creators depending on the app for their careers and more. >> so many people, not only five million small businesses rely but 10 million people rely on this app for more than just th

harris. >> harris: great work out there. thank you very much. a captain who served as a merchant marine captain. great to see you today. let me start with what you might know about dirty fuel, the "wall street journal" in exclusive reporting was the first to say this possibly could have played a role. what is it? >> good morning, harris. yes, the fuel on these vessels is probably the lowest grade fuel that you could ever encounter. it is basically like a sludge. when you put it into the engine it has to be heated and sent through purification devices before it is injected into the pistons. it is not uncommon for dirty fuel and bad fuel to cause disruptions in engine function on a ship like this. when it is in open water i've experienced it. it is like the lights go out. it is very unsettling. every gets quiet very quickly. when you're in the open water it's fine. near a bridge it can be catastrophic as we see. >> harris: does the power just come back on? i'm trying to understand both scenarios found terrifying whether you are in open water and a

harris? >> harris: great reporting as always. we appreciate that.on our expert military panel, retired lieutenant colonel danny davis, a senior fellow at defense priorities, iowa senator joni ernst, member of the senate armed services committee and army combat veteran, and joey jones is here, retired marine bomb tech and fox news contributor, along with k.t. mcfarland, former national security advisor under president donald trump. i'll tell you, it doesn't matter where we start, but i do want to start today with china. that number, when we got the 232 times greater capacity to build ships, china's navy has been our u.s. navy, you had a reaction. >> i did, because it is like they think they're going to need them or something. they are putting a lot of effort ahead of time into that. the issue for the united states is not just that we don't have enough ships, we don't have enough manpower to man the ships. even if we got the capacity, we don't have enough manpower to man them, and that is maybe a bigger issue. >> harris: everybody just kind of jump in

harris? >> harris: all right, good to see you, ride.lyanne conway, former counselor to president presidential and fox news contributor. so you always come with a healthy dose of "don't get ahead of yourself." what are you watching for? >> kellyanne: i'm watching for the rematch that despite the fact that americans don't want, they actually do one for 24 straight years, this country had a bush or a clinton on the presidential national ticket from 1980 to 2004 and again in 2016, with hillary clinton. we go to mcdonald's and chick-fil-a in that minivan every night and order number four. we like to say we are revolutionaries. we want more choice and options and change. but with so much chaos and crisis, everywhere we look at our own southern border and our communities and neighborhoods, at the gas pumps, in the middle east, with iran, with putting in ukraine, people are probably going to retreat to what is most comfortable and familiar. go-tos -- what does that mean? it means. to trump has an enormous advantage against joe biden on the hand

harris. >> harris: cb, thank you very much. this headline. and civil rights attorney. leo, okay. politics that play here. the fact of the matter is it's still dangerous. people don't feel safe. the reality is violence. >> you're absolutely right, harris. let's be year. cathy hochul won her election by 6% points. this is nothing more than a political stunt, harris. because the democrats are bad on crime. look at the polling in new york. let me be clear if she wants to address crime let me give her advice. fire alvin brag right now and change the bail laws. she won't do that. she won't do those two things. that will reduce crime. she encourages crime by basically ignoring the root cause. the root cause, harris, is a failure to prosecute. you get rid of alvin brag and get someone tough on law and order, crime will go down. >> harris: another democratic politician is feeling the haoet. heat. letecia james they were hollering "trump, trump, trump" (applause and boos). >> come on we're in a house of god. first, simmer down. thank you. thank you. th

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. >> harris: i bet he wishes you were off work.nk you so much. jackie deangelis co-host of the big money show on fox business is working for certain right now in "focus" right now. you had so many comments. share some. >> i am listening to him about reducing the work week. you erode the work ethic this country was built on. how much less do you want people to work that than 40 hours? the implications on corporations and small business. by paying people for an extra day of work not producing will put not only some businesses out of business all together, but it will create an environment where you will see more layoffs. that is not a sustainable model and companies won't be able to afford it. he is talking about technology and a.i. where people are wore eft about their jobs already and you want to implement a policy like this for the people who will still be working? it is disastrous. >> harris: what happens for those small businesses when they need people to buy into the cause and stick around extra and help me make this dream work

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 hind 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 said

so that is where we stood. >> harris: hum. minister benjamin netanyahu canceled a delegation because we abstained but now reversing course. the two sides, the u.s. and israel, are working now on a date for those meetings. they will try to revive that. as we watch tensions rise between israel and the biden administration, a new fox poll shows trump with a double digit lead over biden when it comes to handling foreign policy. this hour a double digit lead on immigration for trump over biden, a double digit lead on trump over biden on foreign policy. keeping score here. here is a look at the president's comments since hamas's october 7th massacre and it raises questions over where he stands now when it comes to our greatest ally in the middle east. >> president biden: i come to israel with a single message. as long as the united states stands we will not ever let you be alone. i have no notion the palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed. i'm sure innocents have been killed and the price of waging a war

i'm harris faulkner. you are in the faulkner focus and is the president fit and ready to handle whatever comes his way. polling shows a majority say no. the white house is trying to be chill ahead of tonight. >> the president is looking forward to not just being in front of congress but talking directly to the american people and think about it and he'll be talking to folks sitting on coaches and around the kith -- couches and around the kitchen table and letting them know how he sees the vision for the country and going to build on the accomplishment that delivered, that has delivered gains for the american families. >> harris: gains? show us what you mean. row lent resto rise on groceries and gas and they're literally killing american victims. our nation's weakness on the world stage. afghanistan, russia, china, ukraine, israel, the list is longer. the president's speech must be mightier than ever. house speaker mike johnson released a video called three years of decline. >> israel formally declared war

thank you, harris. >> harris: the divide is growing between president biden and israel's prime ministerver the war in gaza and the prime minister is defending his right to defend his nation. >> best thing we can do for the future of the middle east and the future of peace, for the future of those hostages is get a speedy victory. it will come sooner the more united we are. not divided or at least not given the appearance of division. >> harris: how weak is president biden? is he caving to the far left? i thought there were just a few of them. is he throwing israel to the wolves? fox news correspondent benjamin hall is in studio with me in "focus" next. but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. #1-prescribed ingrezza is the only td treatment for adults that's always one pill, once daily. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on most mental health meds

harris, back to you. >> harris: thank you for setting it up. a former federal prosecutor is with me on the mezz in person. great to see you. let's just start in fort pierce, florida. are we anticipating that the may trial date will move? >> i'm most interested about the motion itself. that's the challenge of the constitutionality of the application of the espionage act to donald trump regarding these alleged classified documents. the law cannot be ambiguous in how it applies to certain people and under what conditions. so donald trump is making the argument now through his counsel that these charges were never clear as to when the classified records act or the espionage act would have been violated. it is about this negotiation with the d.o.j. or with the archive department. that's what is most interesting. i think in terms of the trial date, certainly i think there is a good chance it will be august but there are ways the defense can still move that back even if it gets set before the election now. >> harris: is six charges dropped yesterday r

it makes sense, harris.dea that a state could unilaterally disenfranchise millions of voters across the country, removing from the ballot the choice of candidate from individual people, just defies democracy. you would think that everyone would be on the same page about this, whether you like donald trump or not. and yet, the reaction is troubling. frankly, that reaction says a lot more about where we are at in the state of this country than i think most other things do. >> harris: real quickly, they have this scheme that they are going use the federal government now to keep him off the ballot. >> they do, and it's interesting, because the opinion raises questions about congress' role. we know that congress has a remedial role because the plain text of the constitution speaks to this. only congress can undisqualify someone. but the question is, who disqualifies them? doesn't mean that they pass a law? that was unclear in the opinion. i will say, harris, the supreme court was pretty clear, and i want to read

, harry, harry! to redefine their roles and split their time between britain and north america. - harry is making this decision because he can't cope with the life that they're living. [quiet dramatic music] meghan has probably felt under siege. and harry, i think, has quite rightly tried to protect his wife. - i want you to hear the truth from me, as much as i can share-- not as a prince, or a duke, but as harry. i have grown up feeling supported from so many of you, and i watched as you welcomed meghan with open arms. the uk is my home, and a place that i love. that will never change. but i hope that helps you understand what it had to come to, that i would step my family back from all i have ever known, to take a--take a step forward into what i hope can be a more peaceful life. - harry is six times removed. so they are way down the line of succession. to be a royal, you have to sacrifice a degree of privacy and personal happiness. and harry or meghan just don't want to sign up to it. - prince har

>> good to see you, harris. sure there is no ice cream left in brownsville after president biden's visit. let's be clear, biden's visit to the border was not about securing the border but securing votes. that is all that visit was because if he was truly interested in securing the border, he would rescind his executive orders that rolled back all of president trump's actions to secure the border. he would have been serious if he had gone to, say, del rio, el paso, tucson, san diego, any sector that has been seeing thousands of illegals crossing on any given day. but instead as i said, this was about securing the vote rick not securing the border. it is a joke and we all know it. >> harris: many of the citizens in brownsville. i was watching "fox & friends" yesterday and this morning and they were down there and i have to say they feel really insulted because when their part of the border was just in crisis mode every single day as others have been at the epicenter that was may of 2023. he didn't go then. by time

harris, i will leave you this. whether or not there were any cars or any traffic at that early hour 1:30 in the morning. they will investigate it. the maryland transportation secretary said right now we just don't know, although a mayday call may have saved lives. >> harris: what we have been covering is that one detail about construction workers who were on the bridge, possibly some of those six who are missing now and they would have plunged right into the water and that would have been eight or nine hours ago. this is tough going now for everybody involved. please give my best to the senator and all of the constituents that you are around today. god bless them. retired navy captain search and rescue expert. so good to have you in "focus." i want to tap right into those six people that they are looking for right now. it happened at 1:30 a.m. eastern and just shortly after 11:00 a.m. what are we looking at? >> good morning, harris. i imagine at that time of the morning the water is cold and dark. after an accident

a day harris will remember forever. savannah was with lee for a weekend visitation and once again lee failed to bring the baby back. when harris went to lee's home -- >> nobody was there, all calls were fruitless. >> was there a moment where you thought i am getting scared maybe my daughter is not coming back? >> no i did not even imagine anything that horrible. >> coming up, where had they gone? >> did you worry savannah may be in danger? >> yes. >> when dateline continues. tel rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reacti

they could. >> harris: why haven't they? >> they could reduce it or waive it and consistent with the way courts operate. they haven't. that's concerning. >> harris: that's one thing. why not put a gag order on some of these district attorneys? i'm thinking of fani willis in georgia. these women not only ran with trump's name in their mouths daily if not more often than that. all through the day in their campaigns trying to get the seats of power they now have. but should they be allowed to say much more about it going forth as he is now in the crosshairs of legal proceedings? it's a fair question because lord knows we've seen lots of things in terms of applications of gag orders throughout the years. some of them even for him. >> this is another thing that has been crazy to me watching how the attorney general in new york conducted herself. can you imagine if i or attorney general barr were live tweeting in excitement about getting someone? salivating over their asnits we've continued to watch that. this lack of even caring

>> harris: we don't know his policy yet. think that he sometimes talks around this issue because he embraces the open border and doesn't want to admit that or doesn't know how to fix it without using trump's policies. he's in a stuck place. would he have tried to say laken riley name had not marjorie taylor greene not heckled him? she called him out and i could hear it in the distance and others joined her, say her name. he gave it his best try. that was kind of i don't believe we have embargo speech we could see beforehand. that was not part of what he was expected to say. he's in a stuck place. his policies don't work, trump's did. a woman that has been murdered. he did call the killer, though, an illegal. i was confused by because i thought he was a man who might have said the word suspect. i thought -- it doesn't go with what emily is saying. if he's illegal, how come nobody else is? i don't understand or think he understands it. >> emily: talk about strategy, we have embargoed speech that was deviation, he tried his bes

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happy birthday. >> guy: starting my victory lap of 30s. 39. >> harris: hallelujah.ou look 29, guy. >> guy: don't give gutfeld any more jokes. >> kayleigh: president biden's state of the union tonight. before we talk about what he might say, it is important to talk about what he already said. february 2021, shortly after taking office, one of biden's first major speeches and he made this declaration to allies overseas. >> i speak to you as president of united states as very start of my administration and sending a clear message to the world, america is back. >> kayleigh: so we promised america is back. instead, this is what we got, biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, russia invasion of ukraine and hamas unprecedented terror attack on israel. 1000 israelis brutally slaughtered and americans still to this day being held hostage. here at home, american families are battling inflation, they are worried about crime and we're facing unprecedented crisis on the southern border, but wait, this is what the white house thinks of the president's record, she said it

this is "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner.y for my cohost, kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno also television host and tv personality kym douglas and "fox & friends first" todd piro. todd, i will talk with the legalities, spell it out and how much of the victory as is for trump? >> todd: it is a tremendous victory and coverage this morning, one point made over and over not just his decision that applies to colorado but it applies to all the other states that are going to try this. whether charlie, mccarthy, shannon bream, that point was made over and over again. about why the underlying decision is so important for ouy everybody on this couch knew what colorado was trying to do was fundamentally wrong from democracy perspective. we cannot have some random state bureaucrats decide because they have an animus against donald trump, that the rest of the country cannot put him in office as president if they so choose. the 9-0 decision made that abundantly clear. those justices, the liberal ones, certainly don't like donald trump,

. >> harris: you are excited, ari fleischer is excited. "outnumbered," harris faulkner, kayleigh mcenany, kennedy herself and founder of polaris national security morgan ortagus and ari fleischer. we begin with race for the white house. now down to two. like the second round for trump and biden. former un ambassador nikki haley says she's dropped out of the race at this point. she has not recovered from a disappointing performance on super tuesday. she won just one state, vermont. donald trump dominated everywhere else. nikki haley did not endorse trump, she claims he needs to earn the vote. i congratulate donald trump and wish him well. i wish anyone well who would be america's president. our country is too precious to let our difference divide us. i've been a conservative republican and always supported the republican nominee, it is up to donald trump to earn votes of those in our party and beyond who did not support him and i hope he does that. at its best, politics is about bringing people to your cause, not turning them away. >> harri

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biden as we launch women for biden-harris in atlanta. thank you.ause] the significance of this moment resonates deeply with me as i transition from academia to my future career. my education at spellman has empowered me to recognize the pivotal role that political engagement plays in shaping our future. issues such as education, social justice, health care, and so much more are at stake. these issues impact my generation and demand our active participation. i know that president biden and vice president harris are fighting to ensure that young people like me have the opportunity to have a great and affordable college education. and also to pursue our careers and passions without any limitations. i know that dr. biden shares these commitments. especially as an educator of over 30 years. every day she's working to invest in the lives and futures of women. i view this election as the responsibility to honor the legacy of those who have come before us and continue to fight to protect our fundamental freedoms, our health care, and our democracy. voting

harris: good afternoon, everyone.i first of all want to think e governor for your leadership -- to thank the governor for your leadership. you been a great advisor for the president and be, and thank you for all of that. congresswoman, she is an extraordinary leader. she is strong, powerful, committed and always working on behalf of the people of the state and i thank you for traveling with me. >> it was an honor. vice pres. harris: mayor, we shared a lot of stories about your leadership and i know you have a lot of support in the city for the work you have done. thank you for that. so, many have asked why am i here at this facility in particular? i will tell you it5? a very serh crisis. and the crisis is affecting many many people in our country, most of whom are silently suffering. after the united states supreme court took a constitutional right that has been recognized from the people of america, from the women of america, states around our countries -- have proposed and passed laws that h ave denied women access

they cannot be. >> harris: i consider marriage a big thing.ade a southern gentleman, i'm from the south and don't agree with that. southern gentlemen don't cheat on their wives. six minutes before closing arguments in this case. i am wondering what are they going to use for closing arguments? do we have time for that? >> kayleigh: we'll see about closing arguments, one thing clear, fani willis why didn't you recuse yourself and let this play out on national stage. i wonder if there is any auto critique in her head? >> charles: it is huge case and would have made her a national star and still could. a lot of people feel she is a victim. from more important point of view, such an ugly mess, such -- people have lack of confidence in the judicial system as it is and this will not help. >> kayleigh: looking at that courtroom, more "outnumbered" in just a moment. because i know there are so many of you who have served your country honorably, whether it's two years, four years, or thirty-two years, like myself. one of the benefits that we as a countr

>> harris: why are we shocked?s president said if you don't vote for him, you are not in your ethnic or color lane. >> emily: what you said in the beginning about cohesive voting block working to keep a d next to the name. if you don't votes in lock step, you are not black enough, liberal enough, blank enough for them. we are seeing this play out and seeing them attack justices that will -- we talked about expectation of this ruling. it would show this wasn't partisan and rose above petty politics everyday. griswald, secretary of state, for her to say now it is in the voter hands to save democracy when she was the one that ripped power from the voters hands, democratic party who talks about trump as threat to democracy, itten moos nothing, they insist on resting power away from hands of americans. i was told growing up, your vote doesn't matter because i wasn't a democrat, that is a horrible feeling and i wish everyone to feel empowered to go out there. now again, your vote does matter. hafrt like my pressure in "l

harris: mayor, wpa.(e shared a lot of sties about your leadership and i know you have a lot of support in the city for the work you have done. thank you for that. so, many have asked wh%? is facn particular? i will tell you it is because right now in our country we are facing a very serious health and the crisis is affecting many many people in our country, most of whomr the united states supre court took a constitutional right that has been recognized from the people of america, from the women of america, in states around ooue proposed and passed laws that h ave denied women access to reproductive health care. and the stories abound. i've heard stories and have met women -- [inaudible] women who are being denied emergency care because their health care provider is there, they are afraid because of the laws interstates they could be criminalized, sent to prison for providing health care. i'm here at this health care clinic to uplift an example of y leadership -- true leadership looks like, which is to un

harris: well, congress will pass that bill or we will take back the house. i am sure of that.hat the point, one of the points that must be made on this issue, as we attempt to uplift the realreal consequences decision, is to remind people -- elections matter. elections matter. what happened here in minnesota with the reelection of the governor and the turning of the state legislature is what has led to ensuring that these fundamental lives are protective predilections matter. let me be clear about this. elections and -- there is a fundamental issue that i think most people agree with. wh one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree the govement women what to do with their bodies. if she chooses, she will consult with her priest, her pastor, or rabbi or imam, but it is not for the government to tell her what she can and cannot do with her own body. my role is to do what i just did, to articulate these points. rganize folks around what i know is an issue that is impacting more people than you will ever really know. so, so we will have the ability to h

or who he has spoken with. >> harris: she is playing it close to the vest.bout this in 2024, so we see this. i do not understand why they cannot say the name of the officer or respect the fact that we do know that the president will be in town while this is going on in respect of his family and maybe they can make a donation but the police should -- i don't know how they want to do it, but they can go that far. we have already seen the president chase donald trump down to the border and no one knew we would be there on the same day so they know they are all encountered together. this is not a shock. >> kayleigh: and you know th this, so she is redirecting supporters to the campaign operation but they should give an answer to what he is up to. >> lee: exactly, they just there is no follow-up. and they are getting so comfortable in the way the white house press is covering for her and allowing for her to get away with just not answering. that's why she keeps doing it and that's why she did that radio interview over the cause of the last couple of days where sh

>> harris: 185 feet. >> dr.gel: 185 feet is usually a veil and maybe they per gnomic fell from other parts of the bridge that was down. but if he survived 185-foot all, a miracle. >> kayleigh: we hear from the president of the united states, joe biden with a lot of questions and cushions on infrastructure and support. a huge area of economic activity, not just for baltimore but for the country. >> dagen: in terms of the port, i know the shipping companies, admitting baltimore all surfaces for the foreseeable future and is avoiding aiding ships on the water in the port of baltimore. the central question for congress, washington, will be allocation of federal dollars to rebuild this bridge, to ensure that the traffic can resume. chad pergram points out in 2007, i-35 west bridge over the mississippi bridge in minneapolis collapsed under its own weight. and that jim oberstar was chairman of the oversight committee of the time even though the bridge was not in his district. he muscled through one quarter of a billion

host: we are talking about kamala harris, new book by charlie spiering, "amateur hour: kamala harrisvolved in this conversation. democrats, 1-800-medicare. 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence, 202-748-8002. you can text us, include your first name, city and state to 202-748-8003. join us on facebook.com/c-span. the rootgela johnson had this to say about your book. while other news outlets have reported on dissension in the v.p.'s office, it's important to not spiering was a politil for the washington examiner before moving to brightbart wher worked as a white h correspondent. so probably not the biggest fan o the biden h harris administering. as you can possibly imagine, the fox news crowd is ready to pick up everything is -- no matter how you feelncidence middle of the republican primary season describing the country's first black v.p. female who happe tbe a democratfficult. but to imply tha aormer district attorney who represented california in the united states senate, where she served on the senate select committee on intelligence is not qualified for the job of

nobody leaves greg harris. must greg harris froze them out of the house.lawn. >> greg's brother, mike, doesn't believe it for a second. his brother, he says, wasn't violence. what is more, he says greg and chiquita were working it out. >> we all go through bumps. you know, call for reconciliation and healing. and that is what they had. >> as for the tip about the same-sex couple, greg's father, silver ray, says his daughter wasn't trying to throw off the cops. the female love triangle was a legitimate concern of his. >> she got that from me, which, i got it from another attorney, and we just wanted to look at all the options, to make sure that all the bases were covered. we wanted to look at these two women. >> did you encourage her to call the cops? >> she did it on her own. but it wasn't nothing to throw the cops off. if you investigate and you got to look at all the angles. >> in fact, greg's father and mother and brother, say they could not believe that police even suspected greg. about the greg they knew. >> my greg was a son that had raised his broth

not particularly expecting prince harry, nor are we, not particularly expecting prince harry, norare not particularly expecting prince harry, nor are we, to turn up, but there are some high—profile celebrities involved in the general claim including hugh grant. what is today about? it is an amendment proceeding. remember, this is a civil case. the actual trial as to potentially whether there has been unlawful interceptions of information against harry would not be due to take place until next year. in this instance, we don't yet know until it is presented in court what the documents are going to say. but you would imagine that the prince's lawyers are going to ask thejudge in this prince's lawyers are going to ask the judge in this case to look at the judge in this case to look at the scope or extent of the case that exists at the moment and just to underline that, it runs from 1995 right the way through to 2011 when it is alleged that unlawful methods were used to leak information, information that should not have been handed to the media, about for instance harry's time at sandhurs

my verdict on prince harry straight after the headunes harry straight after the headlines and tatianark, thank you and good evening. your top stories from the gb newsroom. dozens of pro—palestine marchers took to the streets across britain today after the prime minister called on organisers not to let extremists hijack protests in a speech last night, rishi sunak called for the nation to unite and said islamist extremists and far right groups are spreading poison . it followed george poison. it followed george galloway's controversial win in the rochdale by—election this week, which the prime minister described as beyond alarming . described as beyond alarming. the us military has carried out its first airdrop of aid into gaza. its first airdrop of aid into gaza . the operation, carried out gaza. the operation, carried out jointly with jordan's air force, comes after the deaths of palestinians queuing for food, which brought renewed attention to the growing humanitarian catastrophe . president biden catastrophe. president biden says he hopes to see a ceasefire agreement between israel

yes. meeting was coming to harris tonight the later today. correct. and he is there apparently without the express approval, without the authorization of his boss uh, benjamin netanyahu. how united is the, is really government at west point? correctly said he's technically he's boss, but he's also his biggest political opponent and arrival. and if you look at the polls coming from israel and the last weeks we see guns has unbelievable a support comparing, you know, he's going and support and nothing else. support is diminishing. and i think this is a, an unexpected, thoughtful move from guns who has been seen like the clean guy who is not playing. politics is not going behind an attorney, i was back and so for so for being very supportive of an attorney, i was official stand. but we understand there's a lot of friction, is that there's a lot of tension in the war cabinet was being these 2 as they are political rivalry is growing isn't the always seems to be weaker and weaker in the polls. and it's mostly worth we're seeing with this message is a clear

kamala harris. applause] the first, but not the last. president biden is dending reproductive rights. fighting for a national law that would restore roe's protections. and yes, that means protecting i.v.f. and access to contraception. [applause] and he's accomplished so much more. making child care more affordable. creating access to maternal health services. appointing ke tan gee brown jackson. and passing historic gun safety laws. my husband is the author of the violence against women act. and i saw him write that bill on reams of yellow legal -- on reams of yellow legal paper. by hand. and he spent his entire career lifting up women. but donald trump? [audience boos] he spent a lifetime tearing us down and devaluing our existence. he mocks women's bods. disrespects our accomplishments. and brags about assault. now he's bragging about killing roe v. wade. just last night he took credit again:#■ for enabling states lie georgia to pass cruel abortion bans that are taking away the right of women to make their own health care decisions. ho

harry, aood to affecting politics in the uk. harry, good to see _ affecting politics in the uk.ting politics in the uk. harry, good to see you, thank— affecting politics in the uk. harry, good to see you, thank you - affecting politics in the uk. harry, good to see you, thank you very l affecting politics in the uk. harry, - good to see you, thank you very much for that. we will keep you up—to—date with that as and when things wrap—up. tomorrow is a key date in the race for the white house. it is super tuesday, 15 us states will hold their primaries. and today the supreme court cleared the path for donald trump to run in colorado. the nine justices overruled the states decision that the republican frontrunner should be removed from the ballot, under clause three, the insurrection clause of the 14th amendment, because of his role in the january 6th riot. the supreme court concluded that states can "disqualify persons from holding or attempting to hold state office". but "states have no power under the constitution to enforce section three with respect to federal offices, especial

i went and saw him, and we hit it off. - harry, harry, harry! - so he opened up., but dimbleby could not help asking about his relations with camilla parker bowles. - the most damaging charge that is made in relation to your marriage is that you were persistently unfaithful to your wife. - it is not a question that you want to ask anyone. let alone someone who's on the stake. did you try to be faithful and honorable to your wife? - yes, absolutely. - and you were? - yes. until it became irretrievably broken down. ♪ ♪ - here was proof that everything that diana had said was true. the prince of wales was involved in a relationship with a married woman. [tense music] - if the prince had seen the morning papers, he showed no sign of reacting to them. - charles exposing himself as an adulterer had a terribly negative effect as far as public opinion was concerned. - perhaps prince charles should have learned a lesson from the "royal family" documentary of 1969, which let in too much kind of sunlight into the mystique of royalty. - prince philip couldn't believe that his

~ .., harry? a possible conflict of interest between _ harry?lay�*s role as environment minister and as an mp. it relates to proposals to build one of europe's largest waste incinerators in his constituency in wisbech. the plans were approved last month by the energy department but the final go—ahead needs a permit from the environment agency, public body sponsored by mr berkeley's department. what we know, clive, three things tonight. 0ne, mr barclay is opposed to the scheme, and when that initial proposal was given he said it was "terrible news for our area" and he said he would continue to do everything possible to fight it. two, civil servants raised concerns with his cabinet ethics unit about his involvement and, three, the ethics unit has discussed the matter with mr barclay. now a government spokesman said this morning mr barclay is recused from the decision and they say that will be made by a more junior minister, mark spencer. labour have written to mr barclay tonight and say this raises serious issues potentially involving a breach of

♪ ♪ >> harris: hello, everyone this is "outnumbered."m emily compagno here with my cohost kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner also joining us today is fox news contributor leslie marshall and host of that then ferguson podcast and cohost of the verdict with ted cruz podcast ben ferguson. >> emily: we began with the democrats and panic mode as they scramble to save preside president biden's campaign from the threat of -- frantic democrats hopped on a phone call last in the third party candidate. they referred to kennedy as a "spoiler" and his campaign is dangerous. claiming that if he is in the race fighting will lose and trample rent. the biting campaign has already started going on offense assembling a political machine just to cac rfk jr. and a dmc is building a team to take on third-party candidates who stand in his way. critics are trying to -- as the? >> kayleigh: no doubt about it. he became the biggest threat to joe biden yesterday. look i had taken it through polling that shows rfk can take from both parties and both candidates