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harris. >> harris: president biden's leadership called into question as problems keep piling up for our nation and for our allies. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the list of crises is growing on president biden's watch. everything from a gasoline shortage to the crisis at the southern border, israel under terrorist attack, the challenge of getting americans to go back to work, and the pandemic still keeping some students out of the classroom across america in person. the white house admitting it is facing multiple challenges. >> the president knew from having served as vice president for eight years that when you walk in and you are the leader of the free world and overseeing a country that is still working its way through a pandemic and economic recovery that you have to be prepared to juggle multiple challenges, multiple crises at one time and that's exactly what we're doing at this moment. >> harris: greg gutfeld last night made some pointed jokes about president biden's competency but ultimately the future of our country is at stake. >> progress and stability and success is just one liberal awa

harris: pete hegseth. i told the audience you are fired up and you are. thank you for your time. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: the operators of politofact say they are fact checkers. facebook won't be welcoming the former president trump back to the platform any time soon after all. or if at all. congressman ken buck has led the charge against big tech censorship of conservatives. he is in "the faulkner focus" next. aliens are real, alright. there's just too much evidence. kill weeds not the lawn with roundup for lawns products. sure, about this? experience capability, crafted by lexus. we're good. the remarkable gx and lx. get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 gx 460. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ karma-karma-karma- karma-karma chameleon ♪ get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 gx 460. ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ you come and go-o-o ♪ ♪ loving would be easy if your colors were like my dreams ♪ ♪ red, gold -- ♪ [ tires screech ] [ crickets chirping ] for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. ♪ karma-karma-karma-karma-karma chameleon... ♪ >> harri

harris: called delayed accountability. let's see if the american people can get any of it. marc thiessen, thank you very much. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: we're awaiting a verdict in the molly tibbetts murder trial. a jury is deliberating for a second day and we're watching this closely. cristhian rivera, an illegal immigrant here in the united states, is accused of killing 20-year-old university of iowa student in july of 2018. he faces life in prison if convicted of first degree murder. matt finn is live for us in davenport, iowa, with more. >> the jury deliberated yesterday for three hours and today 2 1/2 hours so far this morning. the disappearance and death of molly tibbetts made nationwide headlines. police say illegal immigrant 24-year-old cristhian rivera stabbed her to death and dumped her body in a cornfield and a month later confessed and led them to the body. the big shock in the murder trial rivera chose to take the stand and under oath gave stunning details claiming two masked armed men forced him to follow tibbetts, killed her, they drove to a cornfield and they left tibbetts body in his trunk. the prosecution says there

harris. >> harris: it was cooking at 4.2% in april, inflation. it better be temporary. >> hopefully. >> harris: i don't know how much we can take of that. black, thank you very much. the "new york post" editorial board writes joe biden is proving more of a master of disaster than jimmy carter. and that biden has squandered every good thing he inherited from former president trump. power panel now, guy benson, fox news contributor. marjorie clifton former obama consultant. gie, i'll start with you. is it true? what is the evidence that's what's happening in that op-ed? >> well, i think it's pre-mature to equate biden with carter this early on but there are some very concerning signs as people have pointed out. all joe biden had to do was inherit three successful vaccines from the praoefsh yous odd ministration, give them credit. build on that credit and administer the vaccine to as many people as possible and you will see this economy take off. it still might. it's a resilient economy, we're a resilient country. but instead he has done that plus all this other left wing stuff with very little i

harris. and that will prevail. >> harris: amen. good to see you, janice dean. thank you for being with us today. >> i love you. >> harrisou, too. if you want a deeper dive in the controversy surrounding new york's governor sign up for fox nation now to watch the collapse of cuomo. the full documentary is available to stream now on fox nation. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus", which is at the corner today at the avenue of the americas. thought we'd stop it. "outnumbered" is next after this commercial break. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way at carvana. ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ the bowls are back. applebee's

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harris: what infrastructure is. >> when we focus on those issues, the led the charge and brought together a bipartisan coalition that i think can transform the roads we drive on in america. >> harris: senator tim scott, it has been an interesting few months as you try to push through several bills that you are working on. we appreciate your time today. good to see you. thank you. >> i meant the covid bill not the bill for the farmers. >> harris says k-12 schools can use covid relief money for quote, unquote, anti-racist therapy for white educators? is this where our tax money should be going? >> president biden: i never discussed their business, my business, my sons or daughters and never discussed them. i know where i have to do my job. >> harris: oh oh, but now there are reports that emails from hunter biden's laptop indicate the president did, in fact, meet with hunter's business partners while he was vice president. we call that receipt. "fox & friends" weekend co-host will cain on that. stay put. ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable... ...with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, ...otezla is proven.... to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. a

harris. in terms of multiple dead as well as the shooter, that is coming from the san jose mer. right near the sheriff's station reporting that there are multiple victims. potentially six or seven. harris. >> harris: wow. that's a lot of people. i know i'm reading and we're all working to confirm this very quickly. apparently you can see the vta symbol. valley transportation authority would be this rail, this light rail system that this involves right now, the scene. we'll wait for further detail. we can see what we can see but it is always better to get all the detail from the ground as we can. here is what we can tell you that will happen next. san jose police department is ready to make a statement in about 20 minutes. 11:30 a.m. eastern for the update. we're told because of the scene there it may not even be on camera. we'll cover the news from that update and come back to you, william, as it pops. thank you very much. we'll keep everybody updated. who thought this was okay? "the new york times" is under fire after publishing an op-ed headline claiming attacks on jews are a gift to the right. wow, the paper changed it after critics went off. joe concha with his take. plus this. >> imagine if

harris. >> bill: only 55. hey, harris. >> harris: fox news alert now. the white house once again being pressed over mixed messaging on wearing masks. whether it's undermining confidence in the covid vaccines now. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". president biden still wearing a mask at least one outside despite being fully vaccinated, contradicting his own cdc guidelines. he is also still masking inside even among a group of fully vaccinated people. the white house's covid response coordinator grilled about this on what kind of message this sends after more than a year of covid restrictions for most americans? >> why does president biden in a room full of vaccinated journalists, why does he need to wear a mask? >> the president will continue to follow the cdc guidance. being able to take off his mask in a room full of journalists and white house staffers all of whom are fully vaccinated is demonstration that the vaccines work. i think the concern is that by being overly cautious the signal is going out to the public that there isn'

harris. >> harris: chicago mayor lori lightfoot is not backing down from those controversial race-based media policies despite a mountain of criticism now. and there is this. >> i know where the line is. i can respect it and still be there for my family, which i must. i have to do that. i love my brother. i love my family. i love my job. >> harris: he knows where the line is. is he stepping over it? cnn's chris cuomo apologizing for advising his brother how to fight sexual harassment claims. now a top women's group is calling on the network to take action. will cain, "fox & friends" weekend co-host is here. veteran homeowners, i have 100 great reasons why you should use your va home loan benefit to take cash out of your home. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% percent of your home's value. with today's rates near all-time lows and home values at record highs, you can take out $50,000 or more and lower your payments by $600 a month. the newday 100 va loan. only from newday usa. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. keeping your oysters business growing 27 vitamins and minerals, has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the momen

harris, is this is very much abbas is doing. his way of creating a distraction was once again make the fight about israel. >> harris: you have to be wondering, too, israel says it won't agree to a cease-fire. it wants real terms. you can't blame them for wanting real terms to look into the future with some sort of assurance this won't keep happening. the u.s. as you pointed out ambassador haley has a huge role to play. we'll see if the biden administration will step up and play it. >> thank you so much, harris: critics tearing into nbc calling out the network for virtue signaling. they say they won't air the golden globes over diversity issues. a lot of people don't buy that. joe concha breaks it all down next. tenderness...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis look and feel better with cosentyx. cosentyx works fast for results that can last. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis, like joint pain and tenderness, back pain, and helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine, or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. i just look and feel better. i g

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harry harry faucet, they're reporting live from gaza while they're attend again. be alex the mos compound, unoccupied east jerusalem after it was reopened to jewish visitors. it was a flash point during this latest israel palestine conflict began if harry was saying i made the 10th the 1st time since then. well, the 100 israeli jews have been allowed to enter the courtyards of access. is really security forces did scott them. but during that visit, 5 employees of the mosque board were arrested for the upcoming. it has more from outside the compound. the markup of these visitors are usually jewish settlers or israelis that as to the far right leaning or i'll try national is. this comes at the time where the tensions are very high temperature flare up all the time. you have to also understand that these visitors go in, surrounded and under the protection of israeli forces. so there were some scuffles from what we understand that was parked by the fact that some of the guards of the compound were fill me with their mobile phones. the anger do security forces that now, you know, i was in the cease fire, there's been ongoing sort of flare up the tensions around most gunpowder. 30 people have already been arrested all palestinians. and that

harris with "the faulkner focus". >> harris: far left democrats have unleashed their anger. president bide to the israel/hamas battle. i'm harris faulkner. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says an emphatic know to president biden's call for de-escalation. netanyahu says the operation will, in fact, continue. quote, unquote, until its objective is achieved and president biden could be buckling to pressure from those in the left. the latest summary of his call with netanyahu left out previous mentions of israel's right to defend itself. now progressive house democrats have introduced a resolution to block a $735 million arms sale to israel. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted this. the united states should not be rubber stamping weapon sales to the israeli government as they deploy our resources to target international media outlets, schools, hospitals, humanitarian missions and civilian sites for bombing. we have a responsibility to protect human rights. karl rove calling out a stunning shift in how democrats are viewing israel. >> members of the far left of the democratic party criticize israel for this and

harris: i love what you were saying during the commercial break. she was working her phone during the commercial break. [laughter] >> kayleigh: i was trying. what do you think of this list, harris? >> harrisall americans. it's ridiculous that we would talk about ourselves that way, but it's politics. anybody who doesn't think that kamala harris isn't looking ahead perhaps to that center seat in the oval office, this might be an indication of it. it might be. to handle something with such great delicacy around wording. here's some words she might want to have stricken. "get to the root cause of the border crisis." she probably never wants that to be written about with her name attached, because they are trying so hard to watch her and cover her get to the root cause of the border crisis without her actually going to the border to do it. she has got this trip in june. the senate says it's hagerty on its first official trip south of the border to guatemala -- they are still waiting for her to do it. those are words she should have stricken, specific to her work duties. if she's looking to start anything else, that makes me think she's a typical politician trying to get to the next week. >> k

harris faulkner, take it away. >> harris: demanding answers, all the way to capitol hill now. why was a powerful teacher's union seemingly aloud to dictate cdc policy on when american schools could reopen? i'm harris faulkner. 20 house republicans are led by house minority whip steve scalise saying they are launching an investigation into alleged improper outside influence on the cdc by the american federation of teachers. right now about 1/3 of students across the country are still not back in their classrooms full-time. the lawmakers are asking cdc chief to hand over those communications with the aft. that's a major democratic donor. some republican senators yesterday questioned the doctor over a report saying the agency used feedback from that teachers union word for word in some parts of cdc guidance. >> why is having offline secret negotiations with one stakeholder. >> as a matter of practice the cdc engages if stakeholders, with consumers who take our guidance. >> it suggests that aft leadership, they certainly changed the language of the guidance. >> it was the cdc scientists that provided the guidance that provided the science around what we should do. >> harris: steve scalise, house minor

. >> bill: we'll run and harris will take over and back inside tomorrow and see what happens. >> dana: here is harris. "the faulkner focus". >> harris: international pressure is growing for a cease-fire. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel will press on against the terror group hamas. trey yengst is live near the gaza border with the latest. trace new developments and we're coming straight to you this hour. >> good morning. israel and hamas have entered their 10th day of fighting. earlier this afternoon four rockets were fired into northern israel from lebanon by suspected palestinian factions there. a breaking development. the israelis may be facing a two-front war. we understand israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be holding security consultations this evening trying to understand who fired these rockets. but we know the israeli military responded with artillery strikes into lebanon happening an overnight air campaign targeting hamas tunnel infrastructure inside gaza. 3700 of rockets into israel. there is no timeline for ending this operation despite urging by president biden asking him to push the operation t

harris: senator cotton. good to see you today. thank you for your time. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: three top media outlets are retracting their reports about rudy giuliani as the former president's ex lawyer demands to know their sources. plus could wokeness cost the democrats control of the house, senate and presidency? why democratic strategist james carville is once again urging his party to get a reality check. >> we should speak clear, direct english and address people as they address each other, not like the humanities department at amherst wants you to address everybody. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having mor

harry, less so. harry's developed at times disproportionate hatred, i would suggest, of the media.t's rooted in what happened back in the 1990's. >> thanks very much for coming to speak with us. we have some breaking news to bring you now from nigeria, where the army chief is reported to have died in a plane crash. that is according to three military sources. the country's air force as the aircraft came down near the airport. they are investigating the immediate cause of the crash. we will get you more on that as we have -- as we have it. do stay with us here on bbc news. shocking warning from the who, that the number of deaths from the covid pandemic could be three times higher than official figure suggest. ♪ the indian state is to appeal following the acquittal of a high-profile indian journalist accused of rape. we have more from dell he -- delhi. reporter: these past years have been traumatic for him and his family. it was back in 2013 that he was accused by a colleague of assaulting her in an elevator during a work event. he denied all of the counts and spent seven months in j

harris. >> harris: fox news alert. a bombshell report raising brand-new questions about what china knew and when about the origins of covid-19. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the "wall street journal" reporting on a previously undisclosed united states intelligence reports show three staffers at the wuhan laboratory were under scrutiny and they got very ill in november of 2019. long before the first reported case of covid. that has the debate raging again over how did this thing start with calls for a credible investigation. former secretary of state mike pompeo with this warning. >> we need to know what happened here. the chinese communist party knows what happened here. they know patient zero is. and the three individuals that would get sick. the wuhan virus. we need to get to the bottom of this. this could happen again. they're still conducting research in the same laboratories today. >> harris: this could happen again from the former secretary of state. let's go to the state department for rich edson and that's where we begin our live coverage. rich. >> good morning. a growing number of scientists and gover

one of my colleagues said, kamala harris is more likely to go to space than the border at this point in time. [laughter] >> harris: a space counsel. >> kayleigh: harris, 25,000 children in custody, this is a record high in all of u.s. history so when they talk about the trump crisis in 2018 this is a record high in all of u.s. history. >> harris: as we slide into a territory now where we are setting records, doing things that even some members of the administration have to capitulate and admit this is worse than what we are being told by the very top of the food chain, the president and the white house, it starts to beg the question, who does this serve in the white house? because you don't let something fester for this long unless it's on purpose and there has to be a purpose, it takes resources to keep something this bad. it really does come to think about the resources it takes to move those kids from attend that looks like they are in border patrol custody to one that looks like they're not right next door, that took resources, that was on purpose. so who is it serving? it certainly isn't helping the children, what is the end goal politically her

harris. >> harris: after some great covid news yesterday amid multiple spireccusing president biden of issuing an ultimatum after vaccinated americans can get rid of the masks. i'm gillian turner. the president has tweeted. the rule is now simple, get vaccinated or wear a mask until you do. seems simple but that tweet is generating a lot of pushback on social media. one user posting you or the government have no authority to force me or any other person to wear a mask plain and simple. another tweet reads quote, really hard for parents who have kids under 12 to square this. talking about the new school reopenings. there are questions about the timing of the biden announcement which happens to coincide with the head of a powerful teachers unions calling for public schools to reopen in person five days a week by the fall. republican lawmakers say the new mask guidance conveniently pulls another away from the laundry list of crisis. not everyone is buying not bowing to political pressure. >> it's about damn time that we should be following the science and not playing politics and from the beginning of covid, there has been far too much politics connected to it. joe biden and kamala harris have been playing politics with covid-19. they also were playing politics on masks. it never made sense when you were vaccinated to wear a mask. unfortunately biden and harris and the administration kept saying wear a mask, wear a mask even if you're vaccinated. that discouraged a lot of people from getting the vaccine. >> white house correspondent mr. peter doocy joins us now from 1600 pennsylvania. hey, peter. >> you mentioned these questions about how and why the white house rolled out this new mask guidance the way they did. the questions aren't just coming from lawmakers like marsha blackburn who tweeted why today the science hasn't changed. the president and his guests were wearing masks when the mask guidance was going to change but only when cameras were in the room. >> the president informed us the cdc was going to make this announcement if you are fully vaccinated you don't need a max. we looked at each other and we all took our masks off. it felt very freeing and we had a g

harris. mr. harris: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 188, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. on forma session as we take you back to the hearing on next year's budget request for the nih. >> so i think we are taking this with a grain of seriousness and watching for other examples. i think nobody would imagine that we are looking the other way, we are looking carefully to identify the people misusing the resources that we provide them and we will not allow that to continue. >> i appreciate you for that diligence and double down. dr. fauci if i could come to you quickly. i am interested in the efforts on tickborne research. one of our best supporters is chris smith, who has -- it has been an interest of his and i appreciate his advocacy. i would like to give you a chance to update us. dr. fauci: thank you for that question. as you probably know the hhs has a tickborne disease working group, which we are now coordinating work not only at the nih but with the cdc and other agencies to address tickborne disease, particularly one that is problematic, lyme disease. we still have what i believe is not yet an adequate vaccine. we had one vaccine early on that was not used probably because of some ill advise concern that was not justified about the toxicity of the vaccine, of which it really was not. it will be starting all over again. there are a number of other things also, looking at how you can block transmissions inhibiting proteins in the tax that actually treat -- ticks that actually transmitted. there are four or five things going on and we are taking those seriously aztec boy and disease, particularly lyme disease is a concern as you get into the post lyme syndrome that is bothersome to individuals and communities where you have a lot of lyme disease in a community. rep. cole: thank you for the indulgence on the time. i yelled back. >> according to a 2019 survey, usa nationwide paul, 85% of researchers say that animal -- that take money for animal tests stay that a alternative should be advanta bull -- available. they said that alternative research and document the availability of alternatives is common and scientists who have served on laboratory oversight committees have echoed this concern. i will ask all three questions in hopes of getting to the doctor. what have they looked into non-animal approaches, and a few offered any grants to investigate or warns a supplementary grant to give researchers the resources that needed to switch from an animal-based, animal free research method? >> very quickly because i know you want to ask a question, we are interested in trying to be sure that every experiment that involves animals is done appropriately and that the animal model is one that will give valued information for human health. in many instances there are no alternatives to the animal model to be able to get those answers, so we need to support it to make sure that we are doing it with great responsibility. in terms of grants, we are supporting vigorously such things as tissue champs which allow you to look at the effective drug in a chip made up of human cells, but that does not work for lots of other applications, so we will still need animals, but we are looking at this as vigorously as we can, looking forward to a time where we have more substitute students. to be honest for the foreseeable future, if we will make advances in things like cancer and where disease is we will need to depend for a lot of that effort on animal research. rep. roybal-allard: i look forward to working on this issue. i will be introducing a bill i would like to talk to you later. the last time we met you are doing research. can you give us an update on the research that you are doing and the impact on marijuana on the brain, especially the developing brain? >> we are not hearing. >> it was an understanding and we need a large sample size of children about how exposure to marijuana might influence the development of the brain, will influence behaviors and how it may affect the performance in school. it is ongoing and has some initial publications and some has shown that the presence of marijuana does have some effect on the growth. but this has better rates on standardizing the methods of consumption, so people look at this so if they understand negative consequences, what are the doses that people are being exposed to. we have not neglected this area of research, it is extremely important. rep. roybal-allard: i see my time is up. thank you. rep. delauro: congressman harris. rep. harris: i just want to correct the record, i think they paraphrase my question about the wuhan institute it does not has to do with globally overseas funding research, but through the indirect cost actually sending money to the wuhan institute when we do not know if they are doing data function research. dr. collins, although you do mention that moderna might have not had a problem with the chant -- transfer of ip to other countries, i will tell you that the ceo of pfizer had a different opinion, and the ceo of the biotechnology innovation technology has a different opinion. and i would ask you now to enter their statements into the record that oppose the transfer of intellectual property to other countries. i am also concerned because you are the researcher general of the country that you would -- i hope you will take a position on the effect of hr three have should become law on the negative impact that it would have on research, and i would ask unanimous consent to enter a re

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kayleigh: absolutely and harris, another issue here is kamala actually met with this leader ahead of president biden. i thought president biden, not president harris. >> harris more about the protocols in terms of who stands in line and gets to shake a hand first, look, if you're going to shake hands at least be human about it. who knows, maybe the clammy and i started with her, we don't know, we just saw the hand wipe and now people are focused on that. i don't think that we would necessarily be as focused on this if we had an opportunity to ask her about the things thatals will come up ended be quickly explained as oh, gosh, i shouldn't of done that, but was i thinking, i was in public and i did what i normally do when i shake hands, who knows, maybe that's a thing with her, we don't know, we don't know her. we want to know her, we want to ask her questions. make yourself available. i would start with the border but we can get other stuff. >> kayleigh: we'd all like to know the vice president a little bit better. coming up, a little boy shot dead in his booster seat in an apparent act of road rage. and as police hunt for the gunmen, his family reveals his

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harris: you know, will, we talk about how the role of the cop is to deescalate. did you see his skills? >> oh, my gosh. >> harris: they were on full display. >> right. i don't know if they're trained to be that calm under pressure and he's naturally a calm, cool, collected guy. you and i talked about this the other day, harris. i want to re-visit. there's this idea that only an oppressor can be racist. no racism is an individual sin. it's requiring that we see each other through the prism of -- not just our skin color but our grips. political affiliations. we want to tribalize either other. it's a shortcut of learn whoing we are as individualing and seeing each other for our character. i come back to this lady was committing the sin that she thinks she's the good guy in this interaction. she thinks she's the one that she is good and he's bad. she's everything he thinks is bad. >> harris: if we want to try to infer what she's thinking further and of course we would have to talk with her to fully know, but she also thinks that whoever looks like her apparently thinks like her. we have so got to break the bonds of that. like you cannot assume anything about any of us based on what we look like. my children are biracial. i get quizzed at the market. are those your kids? you know, yes, i'm the mom. people have g

which i still remember joe dunford famously got angry at us because we overheard him talking to harry harris and he said would you go to war over those islands? he got mad. but on a serious note, should we be more worried about taiwan being the trigger, where, what concerns you more? >> there's no priority to that question because it depends on at any given point in time where the chinese have in their own minds where they might try to take advantage. so that's why it is so critical the united states be really clear about our interest, whether it's around japan, whether it's around south china sea, and/or taiwan or elsewhere. i don't have an answer, that is i worry about one or the other. we watch diligently, daily all of these spaces where we think in time about china, we worry about china today and making sure we can signal correctly today. we worry about it five years down the road where there's shifts in capability and perhaps intent from chinese. we will watch that and we worry about on the ten-twenty-year trajectory where for example, their nuclear weapon capability and others grow, st

harry's determination to share his pain with the world. again, they too have come in for criticism for what harry sees as their failure to support him and his wife. i felt completely helpless. i thought my family would help. but every single ask, requests, warning, whatever it is, just got met with total silence, or total neglect. now living in california with his family, after years of not talking about his grief and trauma, harrylp others. that report from sarah campbel — who's been explaining more about how the tv series will detail the extent of trauma prince harry felt over the death of his mother. this documentary series was first mooted two years ago, this collaboration between him and oprah winfrey, so that was before megxit, but perhaps an early sign that he wasn't happy, that he saw himself doing something outside of the royal confines. there are other celebrities in it — there is lady gaga, there is glenn close, but it's prince harry who co—created, co—produced it, and is a thread throughout the whole five episodes of the series. have we had some of that before? have we heard some of it before? yes, but perhaps not in that detail, not in the detail about the level of trauma that he was still feeling as an adult following the death of his mother. the fact he was willing to turn to drink, willing to turn to drugs. more detail about the trauma, he says, that he and meghan experienced in their brief spell

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threats of them could spill over into a a wider and more dangerous situation would generate ok harry harry reporting from sets that russian occupied his wrists on thank you so much the international criminal court has sentenced former ugandan militia leader dominic to 25 years in jail for war crimes and crimes against humanity he is guilty of ordering the killings of civilians and abducting children that's the spite being taken as a child himself before becoming a commander of the lord's resistance army malcolm webb reports from nairobi. he was abducted as a child and forced to commit atrocities that's now dominate congo and has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by the international criminal court the 61 crimes including murders rapes and sexual enslavement by no means does it only go on one's personal background overshadow it's culpable conduct and the suffering of the victims. it is worth repeating this again. nevertheless the specific of this case of his history of his situation cannot be put aside in deciding whether he must be sentenced to life imprisonment for his crimes on when w

harris. >> harris: fox news alert now. the white house once again being pressed over mixed messaging on wearing masks. whether it's undermining confidence in the covid vaccines now. i'm harristill wearing a mask at least one outside despite being fully vaccinated, contradicting his own cdc guidelines. he is also still masking inside even among a group of fully vaccinated people. the white house's covid response coordinator grilled

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harry fawcett. harry: here, you get an idea of the long-term nature of the fallout of this war. 44 people died in this massive building collapse. now two other buildings on the street, one of them right here behind us, have been declared structurally unsound. their inhabitants have been told to leave. this was the first day we have heard from hamas's's top leader inside gaza. in a news conference that was on the record but frustratingly for the most part, off-camera. he was interesting on the issue of reconstruction, saying the suggestion of the secretary of state of the united states, anthony blinken, that any reconstruction efforts coming through the u.s. or its allies should invade hamas and be done through the palestinian authority in the occupied west bank. he said that was a trick to divide the palestinian people further. however he also said any reconstruction would be welcome, that hamas would not take a single penny of it. on the issue of the cease-fire, he confirmed it was unconditional, but he wanted more to be done by the international community to rein in the activities of israel in jerusalem, on the compound and in shake derive an occupied east jerusalem. here were some of his recorded remarks that he began the news conference with. >> if the whole world does not move to stop and put a, limit to the practices of the occupation, it will be a reason to ignite a big religious war in the region and the -- and bring in a state of worry in the middle east and the whole world. harryrael says the large number of civilian deaths on the street was an accident, that it was targeting military tunnels underground. he says there are no military tunnels of that nature in this location. so denies that. he also challenges the israeli narrative about what took place on the fourth night of the war in northwestern gaza. there was a fake ground invasion, attempted by israel. he said that was an obvious fake, that they knew it was coming, that they did not allow any fighters to go underground and that they got the other ones who were in the tunnels out saying there was zero deaths from that attack. israel says the dozens were killed. he also said we were here, the media, to verify what was taking place. i asked him if we ourselves could go to those tunnels, see the military damage for ourselves in his words, to verify what had happened. he said he would get back to us. barbara: an israeli court has adjourned the decision on the forced evictions of palestinians in occupied east

harris. vp harris: we must be able to compete. so this is where we stand in the order of things. but it is also about an investment, and our ability as americans, to always have the ability to see what we can be, unburdened by what has been. it is about what we must, and can, do, to pursue innovation for the sake of making things better for american families. making things easier for american families. and creating jobs. the sustainable energy research on microgrids and batteries, that is the kind of work happening here. when i was there, someone said, how are autoworkers feeling about it? the uaw is supporting what we are doing. because this is going to be an investment by our government that also will make us. it is our goal, the leading manufacturer, as a country of electric vehicles. i recently visited a site in our country, one of the leaders on electric school buses. host: that was vice president kamala harristhere's a tweet from dancing, i saw story that the competitor of tesla had the first ad on s&l for their electric car. elon musk hosting the show. the car with a reported price tag of $77,000. we heard from the vice president developing comes at a price tag. here's a look at the average price of new vehicles. any harder come i want to get your reaction. if you purchase new compact car, $22,500 and a hybrid cart $27,800, and a minivan $41,000 on average and electric vehicle $53,000 and a full-size pickup truck $55,000. your comment? guest: i watched s&l as well and i counted three electric vehicle commercials. clearly tesla's competitors were trying to reach elon musk fans. the trend is ongoing in the right direction. for my column i spoke with scott hartmann, you researcher at the university of california davis, in the transportation department. he was sharing data that 11 of the newest battery electric vehicles introduced in the u.s. between 2018-2020, each of those 11 are considered

harry. he says — paper? yes, a message to william and harry. he says he _ paper? yes, a message to william and harryto william and harry, he says he is deeply _ paper? yes, a message to william and harry, he says he is deeply sorry, - harry, he says he is deeply sorry, he never wanted to hurt diana and he believes he did not. he said everything to do with the broadcasting and the timing of it was what she wanted. he said he knows that forging the documents was wrong and he regrets it, but he says he doesn't think it had any bearing on anything. well they match rejects the duke of cambridge's assertion that he fed his mother's paranoia and her decisions to reject her own security. he said that those were complex decisions. he rejects her brother's statement that you could draw a line from the interview to her death, and for that he says that the suggestion opened what i am singularly responsible is i think unreasonable and unfair", but remember the inquiry by lord dyson found he was devious, dishonest and had lied, so people can draw their own conclusions about what he has said. . ~ i. own conclusion

harry truman himself was a baptist. bess' grandfather had been a prominent businessman. next slide, please. this is a picture of harry truman's graduating class in independence high school. h harry truman is the fourth fromn thed left in the back row. you can see him wearing his glasses. t he has his hand on the shoulder of a man -- the young man in ar front of him.ar rig bess wallace is in this picture. she's in the second row at the t end on the far right. so, second row seated on the far right there. row and also of interest in this ot picture is charlie ross, who is on the far left from row. ross would move on to become harry truman's press secretary during truman's presidency. truman's education was rigorousn in high school, and he never did attend college, however. he did draement as a young man e of becoming a military general and of going to west point. after graduation in 1901, he w took odd jobs, though, including railroad time keeper and a bank clerk. his college dreams were shattered when his father's financial system took a downtur, and he had to leave independence for the town of grandview, r missouri, which we'll say more about here in a hemoment.throug again, har

harry truman's political career. they would always consider this home and independence, missouri as their permanent home. best arranged harry truman steadfast wife and partner an advisor behind the scenes never one to like like the limelight. however, she loved referred to to be behind the scenes, but harry truman consulted her regularly for a variety of different reasons throughout his throughout his career. okay, next slide, please. this is our this is a photo here of where harry truman conducted a lot of his business during the 1920s. he wanted you after his haberdashery failed. he turned politics and that's an interesting story that i wish we had time to get into as well, but he won his first election in 1922 and he won election as judge of eastern jackson county and that was considered a not a judicial position. it was it was an administrative. akin to a county commissioner and so is defeated for re-election in 1824, but in 1926, he was elected as presiding judge of the entire county jackson county four year term like 1986 re-elected 1930 and this is the building where he where he conducted business and visitors can still see the office there and this is not far either from the truman home. i was walking distance between the truman home and this this building and not far from the tr

we're going to garza though to talk to harry, forth. harry, james points out bands in the bank and not heading anywhere near the enclave. but for the people there, they will be looking for something, i guess something that will be a sign of a lives in proving indeed they will be. i mean, we've been seeing the destruction the job loss alongside of personal lives. last year we went to one factory on monday, just one factory of many hits, where there was $3000000.00 worth of damage. the owner was telling us, and 60 people made unemployed off the fragments from a nearby strike could make it a blaze. and so that is being replicated all around. there is a major, major hit to the economy. here are those 11 days of fighting. what we're hearing from the americans is that they want to try to fund reconstruction, but avoid any money going to come us and using the policy no authority in ramallah as convincing that is that money how, how not will react to that. will it be possible? that's a big question, need you and humanitarian coordinates. when i spoke to her, the other day said that it would be

the two statements, the one from prince william and prince harry, — from prince william and prince harry, side by side and as you rightly— harrypoint out harry seems to broaden it — rightly point out harry seems to broaden it out to the media in general, — broaden it out to the media in general, talking about not one outlet. — general, talking about not one outlet, notjust the bbc, not one network— outlet, notjust the bbc, not one network or— outlet, notjust the bbc, not one network or one publication, it is the whole — network or one publication, it is the whole ecosystem. and as giles says. _ the whole ecosystem. and as giles says. there — the whole ecosystem. and as giles says, there is a context here. he as effectively — says, there is a context here. he as effectively in — says, there is a context here. he as effectively in his eyes being driven out of— effectively in his eyes being driven out of the — effectively in his eyes being driven out of the uk by the tabloid media. he was— out of the uk by the tabloid media. he was suing and successfully sued the daily— he was suing and successfully sued the daily mail over their

harry dunn. who _ some kind of order. officer harry dunn. who was — some kind of order. officer harryaway from, more money, more resources, more intelligence. money, more resources, more intelligence-— money, more resources, more intelliaence. , . , ., intelligence. yes, which is sort of what we knew — intelligence. yes, which is sort of what we knew on _ intelligence. yes, which is sort of what we knew on the _ intelligence. yes, which is sort of what we knew on the day, - intelligence. yes, which is sort of what we knew on the day, right? | what we knew on the day, right? let's hope it never happens again but let's hope they get those things if they need them. we will be right back. borisjohnson has confirmed the next stage of easing coronavirus restrictions in england can go ahead as planned in a week's time. pubs and restaurants will be able serve customers indoors and theatres, cinemas and hotels will reopen. the prime minister also said friends and family can hug again — but urged people to use theirjudgement. from next monday, we are updating the guidance on close contact betwe

fantastic. >> dana: "the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert stakes battle going on over school reopening. i'm harrisbtained by the "new york post" show the american federation of teachers regularly communicated with the cdc on school reopenings and after the union suggested slowing down the restart of in-person learning, the biden cdc went along almost word for word with some

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