and raving for more than an hour and you have these rows of young men with their arms raised. >> harris: i ask you again what we have become. you and i were just talking about the crime in this country and the pitch on the left is let's go attack the other side political side and there is more. the trump camp responded to it all. it seems like perpetual failed candidate hillary clinton's basket of deplorables has run stale. they can't stay focused on what is killing americans they have to go after a former president and he is ready to fight back. >> i think the legacy of cringe is the right term here. i don't have much tolerance for people who try to compare donald trump or any other american to hitler. hitler slaughtered and murdered more than 10 million people. and when you talk about making america great again and the greatness this country brings and freedom and prosperity and opportunity, then you are not listening to what is actually being said and not understanding the majority of this country believes in those basic principles of the constitution. for them to disgustingly try to co

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>> harris: i see them. >> they are hugging the tree line right there running. >> harris: did you see that? they split up and went into a y formation. >> that's what we signed up to do. serving the people of texas and why texas stepped up and doing a lot of the job of the border patrol who get told not to do. so they are frustrated. >> harris: this group today was mostly from honduras. >> looking for a landing zone. i think we'll come in here. >> i think you're clear over here. >> good. >> these days texas is doing our job frankly. it is frustrating for agents. we have a job to do and we have to watch the state do it for us. we just can't be any where but processing in our stations and processing centers. it is really frustrating. >> harris: how should it be working? >> ideally people trying to request asylum would come to a port of entry and officers would do the paperwork and take them where they need to go. border patrol agents would be patrolling. customs isn't helping and we're left holding the bag. >> harris: how different is it now than just a couple of years ago? >> a couple o

i was thinking harris what's the perfect an all gee. i don't know but i'll offer you this. your neighbor has a water main leak and has invited the water main leak and all the water is pouring onto your property. and you had the gal to pump just a small bit of it back on his property after he would do nothing to fix the leak. and then he is all self-righteous about you pumping a few buckets of water on his lawn as he floods your property. they have created the problem and they have flooded southern states with this problem. >> harris: look, when you start to take the problem to the door steps of the people who push those policies, this is what it can look like. illinois mayor prytzger and chicago's mayor lori lightfoot both called out texas governor abbott and then called on the national guard for help. mayor lightfoot said this. >> it is a manufactured crisis by ambush. any dollar that goes to the state of texas, every single one of those dollars needs to be recommitted to cities like chicago, new york, and washington, d.c. >> harris: mayor eric adams said that new york cit

i think it's consistent. >> harris: really? dge, wouldn't he also help others get on the bridge? power panel, david avella, gopac chairman and david nichols. professor of african-american studies. jason, the list the getting longer of democrats saying my schedule is full, so on and so forth when the president offers to help. >> well, i think just to refer back to tim ryan's statement, he also was pretty clear it was up to the president whether he would run again. and many of us, now he, think and thought that biden is a bridge to a new generation, that's not a surprise. but i guess he will determine how long that bridge is. democrats are -- >> voters will. >> harris: voters will determine how long the bridge is. >> voters will determine but he will determine whether he runs again. democrats, again, allow for candidates to run on their own merits and their own policy beliefs and don't require sub ser veeens to one leader. that sounds like fascism. spring states. we're talking about swing states like ohio, they prefer independent

my opinion but that's the only reason why this is happening. >> harris: i could listen to you all day>> david: you should do radio. >> harris: serious reigns leading. i don't even know -- seriously. i don't know what more to add to that. maybe even this. who doesn't see this? why do they think we are so behind and so dumb. >> tammy: it's okay to admit that. it's okay. >> emily: i don't. i'm a ford girl. >> harris: and muscle car lover. >> emily: there you go. >> david: the mustang, there you go. >> emily: he should not be let behind the wheel of any car. let me start by saying that. it's about the total i radford n and the finite and his obsession with 18 to 25 demographic and voting range and further, 75% of them say, yeah, cars are part of the fabric of the united states and they're not going anywhere. my '72mac1. if he wants to tout this, he has to do a better job not only of being here and the muscle cars are here to stay. >> harris: i don't want or need the president of the united states to become a car salesman. >> david: he's not a good salesman. >> emily: start with a triage a

>> harris: i live in new jersey with actual snowfall and there are days when i don't have on as much he is wearing. come on. the whole holding her breath thing was brought to us by the l.a. mayor, garcetti. i don't know. maybe it caught on like contagion during covid restrictions. the hypocrisy gavin newsom laid out, eating dinner when everyone else was locked in their homes and it was a multi-star michelin restaurant. he is so used to hypocrisy but that's also underneath the vest that he's wearing. it's what he puts on. leadership, i don't know if that's part of the government or not. by the way, what is up with the bayer? the beer is covered in fur too and he is stuck in a place where there is no ac. it's not just the humans he doesn't care about. he doesn't care about anything. you know it goes with heat, wildfires. they're going to get hit. i don't get anything dripping from his lips that even sounds like humanity. his messaging is wrong. his optics are wrong. he wants to be president so what's that going to look like? >> douglas: we've got an idea what it looks like. he managed

john's river we would recommend you leave. >> harris: i understand what you're saying. who maybe they have something going on, maybe they are ill, can't leave, elderly, i totally understand that. that's when it's neighbor after neighbor looking out for each other. >> you know, it is unfortunate but in these times i wish we could be like this all the time. when we're in a crisis is when we see the best of people come out and rally around each other and just try to lift each other up. >> harris: we're lifting you up by prayer from afar in florida. you have a lot of legs and equipment coming into your state. the governor made sure it was there and you've done that front-end work. be blessed in your town. >> our governor is doing a great job. have a great day. >> harris: before and after images showing the flooding left by hurricane ian in southwest florida. this is a resort on an island just west of fort myers. the first picture is a pool and nearby houses before the storm. lovely, calm. during the storm the pool was completely submerged by rising water levels. gone. the sa

they did it and it changed the way we forecast. >> harris: i love the military, but i think everyonehat. they weren't actually baby rattles, but they looked like it in the movie. do you have a question? >> todd: i find it fascinating that people risk their lives to do this kind of work for us so we are ultimately better able to predict. not me, meteorologists, people like yourself, to save more lives in the process. these individuals turned around in the storm because of the danger. that really underscores what the people of florida are up against. >> harris: very early in the morning, todd, you have been watching this storm builds day after day after day. when you get on the air, we are starting to get some of our first updates. what has your week been like with hurricane ian? >> todd: it definitely has exponentially grown, and i would even say that's from this morning's coverage. if for no other facts then we are covering this full time now, and even this morning, at 4:00 in the morning, there was of the news that we interspersed, because we knew this would be a serious storm, but

can tell you that the fox weather app is diff different. >> amy: it's so cool. >> harris: i was a former storm treasures i'm addicted to it for lots of reasons. but i want to talk to you about the storm fall because it's something that everything single mayor that i've talked to about every day. i made water rescues in orlando is a hundred and 87 miles from where the storm came ashore. >> amy: 2 feet of rain is a record rainfall amount for orlando, which is an area that is known for its beautiful lakes. people want to live there. >> harris: they have a lot of water. >> amy: they have water naturally but it's all at a tipping point because of a wet summer and here we had to cope you to bring in less than 24 hours. that is an enormous amount of water and that is record-breaking on all sorts of level from daily, two monthly. all that water did have to go somewhere, it filled up neighborhoods. >> kayleigh: amy, last question, when it hit florida, 18-foot storm surge, now will hit south carolina, it is less windy, 85 miles per hour, still extremely strong and 7-foot storm surge. could

the supreme court is in question, the institutions are the problem. >> harris: i want to go back to "nt more than once. september 11th families say they want justice, not only closure. and they are outraged at reports that some of the terrorists behind the deadly attacks may get plea deals, including one of the key architects. the key architects. stay close. unbelievable prices? now that's quite the duo. get two pairs of sofia vergara frames plus a free exam for $89.95 for a limited time at america's best. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: welcome back. lead is marked 20 1 years since the 9/11 terror attacks, and other are new calls for justice, this time coming from the families of the victim. here's why -- the principal architect of the attack, khalid sheik mohammad, and other contributors, have still not face trial. there are reports that prosecutors are considering plea deal that would take the death penalty off the table. the families who lost loved ones in the attacks are furious at this possibility. >> i was outraged. >> the families are outraged and they don't want closure, they want justice.

he has a book coming out, and i don't believe even harry can delay the publication for too long. i'm sure he can delay it for a bit. he has to go back to work, but i think that he and william we have very little in common anymore now that their grandmother is gone. and their father is king. and the father will be incredibly busy. so whether or not william and harry will see a lot of each other in the future, i don't know, but i slightly doubt it. >> bill: one more question on that, ingrid. there was reporting that harry was offended what he was allowed to wear today. do you believe that recording to be true? and if so, i would work like that get out to the public? >> well, i mean, everything gets out these days. it is quite possible that it is not true. but it is feasible that harry would have been offended and would like to have war and military uniform, although he served in afghanistan. but andrew served and andrew is an entirely different matter. i think had harry really wanted to wear a military uniform today, 's father, the king, perfectly well in his rights to say he could.

i think it is mildly effective for his own base. but it just means they are not talking about issues that everyday americans care about. >> harris: can we break it down? the president is making it personal. this is personal. this isn't just that you don't agree with him. as a person of color i felt this before. remember when he said as a candidate if you're black and you don't vote for me you aren't really black? this is personal for him to call names for people who don't necessarily agree with him, to show disrespect. let's call it what it is. it is hatefulness. my question is, is it strategy for the commander-in-chief to do this? are they looking at some data or polling? remember, jason, this didn't work for hillary clinton. let's watch. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it. >> harris: your response. >> you know, joe biden is a bitter man. he has always campaigned like this. when he referred to mitt romney, who was hardly a maga republican, as somebody who would put you back in chains. this has always been the tact

not as a prince or a duke, but as harry. id 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 come to, that i would step my family back from all i have ever known, to take -- to 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 of degree of privacy and personal happiness, and harry and meghan just don't want to sign up to it. prince harry's statements brings to the fore, a central question, about what being a member of the royal family is all about. you know, is it a birthright? is it a duty? or is it a job? >> but prince william, second in line to the throne, is embracing his role as future king. >> william is the responsible one. doing the duty. going through the motions. and that is, really, rather important. >> william is the future head of the firm. and the firm is what matters. >

: will. >> this is what i am talking about, harris, and it is like you advocate for these policies in order to project on the most shallow level, the ability to get high fives, and boats or to feel better about yourself and say, i am not racist in some way because it all boils down to racial disparities but the fact of the matter is, in the end they are stories at the end of this policy. it is like that of jian oh, whose brother was killed, and sadly, that is 1 of thousands. and almost all of them, all of them are black and brown. so, you are killing the people in increasing numbers that you are reporting to represent. by the way, that no cash bail in chicago will happen a lot of cases over to the judge's who are overwhelmingly of the ideology that you and i are talking about that i am attempting to lay out. so those judges that are in cook county, they will turn these criminals back onto the street. and this, by the way, recidivism, recidivism is of the key to all of this, we are seeing guys do this all the time saved criminals over and over and over and over, t

you are just there, harris. ied your show, i watch that incredible footage from the helicopter. >> harris: it was open. >> kayleigh: seeing a god-away and hearing the helicopter pilot say to you that these are gang members, some of them. i don't know who that person is, she says, as you watch the guy run across the border. is that secure? i don't think so. >> brian: when you can see that and you here with the former president says, you realize it is dripping with condescension. that's a political loser. that kind of condescension is a political loser. >> lara: even have beto o'rourke going against joe biden and calling him out and kamala harris this past week for not visiting the southern border, for not taking any ownership over what's going on down there. so apparently he has slipped on then, too. >> harris: lara, do you think that's because the politics of the moment force them to capitulate? or that any democrats actually see it? >> lara: i mean, i don't see how you can't actually see it. it would be absurd to

harris, i love his mantras. >> yeah, they are great. gretzky said you miss 100 of the shots you don't take. >> i messed that up. >> richard branson says he has a version of it. don't we all have a version of something? >> he can live by it, even though he did not come up with it. >> i'm a hockey fan, i want to make sure wayne got his props. >> i like the sentiment there, to me, i never have regretted any of the chances i've taken on things. always the things i look back and should have tried that. >> emily, isn't life wonderful. i love he that he case says that when he wakes up. >> every day above ground is an absolute blessing and infuses joy as well, that is wonderful, with all of its ups and downs, still a blessing. >> steven, he dropped out of school at 16 years old and became a mega billionaire. >> listen, he was a smart guy, he was dyslexic, had problems. screw it, let do it, a genius about it, he's made billions of dollars. >> yeah, he has. do you have any mantras you live by, harris? >> i'm getting it, you have taught me what th

>> a few things, harris. iay interviewed a neurologist on my radio show about this and he said when you have a minor stroke such as john fetterman has had, it does take some time to get back to 100%. if he were to debate right now, you are kind of forcing the neurotransmitters to go in the fast lane on the freeway and you will get to the same point but you want to take it a bit slow. i think that fetterman will debate dr. oz but what really bothers me here, harris, when we attack the person and when we try to become medical professionals ourselves, i mean, fetterman's physician knows what is best for fetterman. it makes my skin crawl when i see a medical like dr. oz attacking somebody personally and medically. >> i think he has been quite gracious. >> the numbers we're seeing, so much emphasis on this race by the republicans is we're seeing incredible fundraising for fetterman and -- >> harris: there is a lot of emphasis on both sides. we'll move on. >> if you actually look at likely voter surveys, the race is

harris: he is talking around it. chad pergram live on capitol hill. in my head ie, it is not. those who think like fauci. >> harris, baseball legend yogi berra declared it ain't over until it's over. president biden may have said the pandemic is over but democrats aren't buying it and they're now cleaning up. >> president biden said the pandemic is over. he did not say covid is extinguished. covid-19 will be endemic for years to come. >> i think what the president was trying to say the worst of the pandemic is over. >> an effort by democrats to load tens of billions onto a spending bill this month to help with the pandemic. that could be a problem because of mr. biden's remarks. >> the president saying the pandemic is over is just kind of mind-boggling. he wants tens of billions for covid and he says the pandemic is over. >> gop votes are likely necessary to advance an interim spending bill stocked with covid aid by the end of the month to avoid a shutdown. democrats are trying to justify covid spending in light of the president's statement. >> republicans have to

we're only just getting going and again as i say, harris, 100 miles north of the storm. i think the biggest problem will be the rainfall, trees coming down with winds up to 80 miles per hour later today and it will lead to power outages. we're seeing more than 200,000 in florida. governor earlier this morning said he is expecting millions of customers to lose power over the next 12 to 24 hours. >> harris: ashley, it's happening moment by moment. a few minutes ago it was 260 plus. i reported 270, now 278. the power outages are creeping up quickly as the winds move in. it is fascinating what you said and lifesaving what you said. >> i'm losing my audio but go ahead. >> harris: i was just going to say it is critically lifesaving the information that you gave about the water in the base and the water along the coastline getting pushed and picked up by the storm. people sometimes will follow that water. >> i have to throw it back to you. >> harris: ashley, thank you. please stay safe. i want to complete that thought, though. he touched on something so important. what officials

get out, take out the bike and bike the rest of the way. >> three blocks i think he bikessed >> harris: i don't want to put aside and i'm glad you didn't, emily : you read it out loud and we'll get to that in a moment. let's get to it this moment. i think it's a very big deal that buttigieg and people in this administration and lawmakers on the left on the hill, far left in particular, think they can outrun the planet. i mean, what is that? we want to come up with a plan to sell just the right products so we can outpace climate change as if climate change were a person and this is a foot race. >> even if it is a foot race, you have to take a look at how much we completely ignore the role of china if all of this. >> harris: what about india? and all those places with all those people that are going to drive. >> it's tuberous to think that california is single handedly destroy and better quality of life for people. it's greater growth and emissions it's staggering. with california's move, it's interesting to watch what they're doing through the private sector and california takes a european

and if harry and meghan were able to do that. and illiam and harry coming together, really is so heartening and shows how much they adored the queen. she was their beloved grandma. she was the queen to the rest of us. but to them she was their beloved grandma who was there for them when their mother died and pitched into this terrible bereavement. and we see how much the crowd there love the prince and princess of wales, excuse me and really love the sussexes. the star power and charisma, this real connection that harry and meghan had. and we see kate bending down to talk to the children. there have been difficult times and so much criticism. even criticism over the last couple of days in this period of mourning of harry and megman for what they did and didn't do. i hope that as charles is gesturing to in his speech to the nation last night, there is going to be a sense -- an understanding that the royal family are coming together here and there is the prince and princess of wales meeting the people. the people of whom this is poignant

i can't tell you how great it was. >> harris: i want to cut in, i know that there is a huge level of excitement right now. something that people are hoping you would address and it is in the commitment to america, it is a weak spots for democrats. the presidents border crisis, especially terrifying to people who live along the border, there is 1,933 miles and you are from texas. homeland security committee, i mean, this is something you are so close to, so i want to share with you a texas farmers video that he put out online and says that they are illegal immigrants in his ranch running from border agents and barricading themselves inside his grandparents home. i was recently at the border, i also talked with people who are having this happen and getting their houses on those homesteads, broken into, guns taken, anything they got in there. meanwhile borders are, so called czar kamala harris has not been to the border in 15 months. the vice president sounded off yesterday going after a republican governor for busing illegals to sanctuary cities including her d.c. residents, and she is

so what the people want to hear tonight, harris, is that there will be continuity and stability. i think you will hear that from king charles and will obviously hear a very wholesome tribute to his mother. >> harris: thank you very much. president biden is headed to the battleground state of ohio today. he is in on his big election blitz now. speech after speech touting his administration's accomplishments. no time for any mainstream american journalists, reporters, anchors, no time for them. the president has not done a one-on-one sit-down interview in 2010 days. not to mention he has only given 23 formal interviews during the entire time in office. the white house was on defense about this yesterday. >> he takes your questions all the time. as you know he does it multiple times during the week. i don't have a sit-down interview to announce or provide or schedule at this time. >> harris: she does the bird voice, no, no, no, you protest too much. marc thiessen, fox news contributor, former white house speech writer and columnist for the "washington post". i am curious that the base

i would make a whole show about it. [overlapping voices] >> harris an absolutely compelling production that everybody across the country. it is irrelevant. it is the quality of the production that you care about. >> joe: i have to say my wife watches way too much. boy, you really like that show. >> harris: it was good. >> emily: how people felt because the point is you can't offer authentic opinion because the knee-jerk is you are racist rather than having an open conversation. >> kayleigh: it is ridiculous to call these people racist. i don't care who plays who. i don't care about any of that, but i do care if you shove a leftist agenda in my face. a low bridge or ten and i thought it was great. desi arnaz by javier but just don't indoctrinate me. >> emily: we are back in a minute. balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ (kari) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it is just right for my little business. (jeni) we switched, too. (kari) unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot dat

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. >> harris: we want to thank robert ray and as news warrants, we can bring him back. one thing i want to ask amy robert about, for peopled in their homes we are not high tide yet. storm comes in, high tide was a nightmare. they are saying it will take two tidal cycles for the water to recede, if you're in a house and the water reached the roof and you have a little space to breathe in the attic, this is like new orleans, you got to get on top of the house for the next tidal point. >> kayleigh: in fort myers, top surge in history and not only did it get top spot, it demolished the second place, by three feet. surge was unbelievable in fort myers, up one to three feet, just applying to the tide cycle. the storm moved to the other coastline, we have warnings in place. this is not over, serious and destructive storm, latest forecast coming out shows it could reintensify from tropical storm status to hurricane, think about when the storm can go into open water, reintenseification, rapid intensification means the storm gets strong fast, that happened before it approached western coastl

i brush it off my shoulders. >> harris: you were at the u.n. dealing with everything across the table from you. >> when they go after something like your name or looks they don't have anything else. it shows you are winning. i will take that win all day long. >> harris: ambassador nikki haley you were with me with the president today and breaking news. i appreciate you being here. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus". "outnumbered" after the break. >> fox news alert president biden just wrapped up his comments at the united nations general assembly and he addressed the chilling new threat from russia about nuclear weapons potentially being used against the west. hello, everyone this is outnumbered i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my coat nose emily compagno, a list also joining us showed up to stony, malibu and raymond arroyo. i was ago vladimir pugh made it very clear that he is prepared to go nucl

i think she will do it. >> harris: we'll move to this.ngresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, it's predicted -- unlikely she would ever be elected president. saying quote my experience here has given me a front row seat to see how deeply and unconsciously, as well as consciously, so many people in the country hate women. and they hate women of color. boy, we are right back at that point, doug, coming to you first this time. >> my question is, she has a front row seat to watch everything she has accomplished nothing. there is not a legislative agenda. she comments on everything and does great tiktok and twitter but what did she accomplish. she changed narratives and talked about that. americans are looking for people of substance on both parties but david and i both can agree on this. we are are looking for people who understand the issues and ar particular late the issues and get them done. aoc is a media star who happens to be a member of congress. >> harris: last word. >> yeah, i think we can all agree there is sexism alive and well. raci

. >> prince william's private text to prince harry. >> i reach up to harry, as i think we should do thisharry agreed. >> and hugs for megan. >> how long have you been waiting? >> two hours. >> oh, goodness! >> is a grateful nation bids farewell to the queen. and, exclusive. the woman -- he even cross-examined her at his trial. >> you raped me! >> what was like coming face-to-face with him in court when he acted as his own lawyer. because i wasn't going to back down. >> plus, another big "inside edition" exclusive. >> the miracle white house lightning survivor speaks out. >> i was laying actually -- i was told right over there. >> the white house doctor who came to her rescue. >> she had no pulse. >> did her shoes save her

i think he just forgot is my guess. what a boondoggle. >> harris: one last point from you. y -- i mentioned we haven't seen economic times like this since jimmy carter was president. we're less than 60 days away from the mid-term elections. what should republicans do right now? what should be happening? what do you want your former colleagues on the hill to be doing? >> don't take the bait and switch the topic. talk about inflation, talk about energy prices, talk about crime, talk about immigration, talk about foreign policy, talk about the things that are actually really going to affect this world. talk about our national defense and what needs to be done there. those are the core issues. if you stick to that no matter what the question is, just keep going back to that and show the contrast. because it is a choice election between the policies of the green new deal and aoc and nancy pelosi and they all want to do and what republicans are trying to do in a very conservative way. if they do that they'll win by big numbers. >> harris: new video highlighting an alarming new tre

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>> i was just happy that he mentioned harry. >> huge rift in the family. th. i appreciate it. there's a couple more people who have heard the speech. what did you think of charles' first speech as king? >> i think he did very well, actually. i think he was loyal, devoted and he's carried out his mom's legacy. he's promised to serve the nation. >> were you nervous at all before this? >> no, he's going to be a very good king, very good king. >> when you saw him back at the palace engaging with the public there, i haven't seen him engage as much as he did there, and i actually think he definitely is going to follow his mom's legacy. and you know the family, he loves the family to bits, and his mom, especially. he was so close with her. >> charles not as popular as his son, not as popular as queen elizabeth was. do you think this is going to be reassuring to people who have doubts? >> after what he did at buckingham palace, definitely. >> i think after his speech a lot of people changed their minds. >> the queen is a hard act for anybody to follow, to be honest

harry, i guess i could have kept ongoing with that intro, but two of my favorites are here. o much. david, i want to start with you. what is next for steve bannon in this process, and how quickly do you think we could see him go to trial if he does not take some kind of plea beforehand? >> i think he is probably looking at a rocket docket here. i think they want to get the trial quickly here because of the amount of attention involved. school is really a play here is that he has to be nervous in a way that members of his team have not been nervous about this far. i don't think members of his organization really fear for federal prosecutors, because they have gotten by so many times. it has become a story of icarus and daedelus, they're in danger of flying too close to the sun. here, he looks at the potential for. here's something else you have to think about. if, heaven forbid, you grow up with their mom and take a piece of candy from the russia story, you're in trouble for protecting the candy but you also to get the candy back. all this money data and used for different pur

and virtually everyone that i spoke to said that they where surprised to see harry and meghan. and i actually interviewed one young woman, just 14 years old, who was there with her mother. she actually hugged meghan. i asked her about it. listen. >> we were just waiting for her to come and she came and asked my name and how my day was, how long i was waiting. i asked if i could have a hug and she hugged me back. i was just -- quite amazing moment, i'm still shaking now. i can't explain what the feeling was when she did it, it was really nice. >> reporter: why did you feel like you wanted to hug her? >> i don't know, it just went through my mind. everyone was cheering me on to. i felt like i needed to, in a way, i just really wanted to hug her because i look up to her in some ways. it felt like it was the right thing to do. >> reporter: because she's going through a lot? >> exactly. it's still such a sad thing that it's happening now. >> reporter: but do you feel a bit of simons sympathy for her,e of the queen's passing or her relationship with the royal family? >> i guess both,

harry traveling alone katie. there was a lot of sadness and yet people young and old, i spoke to people in harry had not traveled his brother. or his uncles, and so i think that you could see the four that is too beautiful for the people there. the other thing i've been hearing from a lot of people, when we talk about what kind of king king charles iii will be, what might help him reach a younger audience and resonate the way that his mother did. everybody said it seeing the younger royalty. seeing more of the new prince and princess of whales. it acing their brothers together. these four are -- popular katie. they are so much more popular then came charles has ever been. and so i think this will do an unbelievable amount to kind

all because of you, if you hadn't fooled me with your non-existent illness, harry i, i'm actually talkingo you. wife, probably. she died a year ago, he often walks. oh, i'm briefly badly painted, peeled off already. needs to be repainted. broom gas and this is electricity. and this nastya help. recht nastya, can you hear me? and hb alice why did i ask you to help me with the receipts, you know perfectly well that i don’t understand anything downstairs, i had to learn the language. stop talking to me like that. don't scream. you want the neighbors to come. you're not in russia . here the neighbors complain that the police started the renovation on sunday and threaten to call. come to just in case, take the papers. hello hello your job sorry should have asked first. i myself have long wanted to paint all the hands did not reach. so thank you. she never even had a cold, and then meningitis died for several days. you must have loved your wife very much. do you have a family? you are happy. and we never had time to have children. i so dreamed of a child. shura i know how to find you, but i don

and so there's a lot of chattering behind the scenes of trying to diss kamala harris. ihink this interview shows that maybe all the dissing of kamala harris is way premature. i think she did a good job and stood strong. >> i want to point out the court stuff. we heard from the chief justice, john roberts, on friday about this issue of court legitimacy. news special report. here is savannah guthrie. >>> good morning from london. it is still early in the u.s., but we are in the 10:00 a.m. hour here in the uk and it is starting, it's in 70 years. days after the death of queen elizabeth the ceremonies to mark her passing are under way as charles steps into his new role as king. at this hour king charles iii is about to deliver remarks to a joint session of parliament after receiving condolences from the speakers of both chambers, currently hearing from the speaker of the house of commons. in a moment we will hear from king charles iii. yesterday officials moved the queen's coffin from herbal moral estate to the palace of holyroodhouse in scotland, the official residence of t

i would add to that trust in american institutions. and bc's top taught as vice president harris doj's investigation during an exclusive interview, i want you to take a listen to this part. >> how much should former president trump's status, as a former president and a potential 2024 candidate, how much that factor to the decision to charge him? >> i wouldn't do tell the department of justice what to do. as a former prosecutor, i will tell you, i'm not in the business of telling a prosecutor what to do with their case. because they know best the facts and the evidence, as applied to the law. and so, i'm not going to tell them what to do. >> here's the thing, peter. i think about the title of your forthcoming book, the divider, and that is a packable through so many lenses in the context of the country as a whole. the division between america's a civil population and the people who work in the government. you now have a white house working to restore the image of an independent justice department, you can hear that in the vice presidents answer there. how does that compare to how

of the moment harry that's right. yes, i mean we, we knew something was up, was a lot of security suddenly being stepped up, these barricades being rearranged. and yes, it is the king king charles, just in the last couple of minutes has arrived here by the riverside, presumably to pay his thanks and tribute to all these people chewing so long and so patiently, to pay tribute to his late mother, queen elizabeth the 2nd of this que perhaps we could just show you just next to us here that this queue, which has been moving pretty fast, has now become people just waiting in line to see the king. after all of these hours over a very cold night. often, patient sometimes being tested by the sheer length of time and the temperatures they are here. and one woman just told me that their energy levels had just been put up considerably by the fact that they now have the chance of having a few moments and perhaps exchanging some words with the king himself. i think it is notable, but king charles, since very soon after the death of his mo

harry traveling alone katie. there was a lot of sadness and yet people young and old, i spoke to people in harry had not traveled -- with his brother. or his uncles, and so i think that you could see the four that is too beautiful for the people there. the other thing i've been hearing from a lot of people, when we talk about what kind of king king charles iii will be, what might help him reach a younger audience and resonate the way that his mother did. everybody said it seeing the younger royalty. seeing more of the new prince and princess of whales. it acing their brothers together. these four are -- popular katie. they are so much more popular then came charles has ever been. and so i think this will do an unbelievable amount to kind of not promote, i don't want to use that word. but to really reassure this country, that the monarchy is what they believe and what they want it to be. jacket all, though they are getting in the car and the prince of wales is waving. here you see the cheers, i'm just giving them a shot. what an extraordinary day for these people, they were coming katie. >> they are getting in the

that would get my kids to bed on time if they can get a story read by sam harris. and iad to look him up. he's an atheist neuro scientists and philosopher. maybe he should become a jihadist. so bin laden when he's in bed with 72 virgins, same harris should join him there. >> greg: there you go. lady makes sense. >> i don't this that room is as fun as we think it is. >> greg: they never say virgin what? >> what are you trying to insinuate? >> greg: they said 72 virgins. they never said virgin what. people -- >> again, i don't think that room is as fun as we think it is. >> oh, no. >> greg: keep it in. all right. up next, has snl lost its luster? humor, it can no longer muster. t for chronic kidney disease. they're the top two causes of ckd. ckd usually starts with no symptoms. so you can have it and not know it. to find out, check the kidney numbers from your lab tests. ♪far-xi-ga♪ if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help slow its progression. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and m

he has had to rush up there and prince harry has gone as well. my feeling is and i am speculating here but prince harry we don't think has arrived yet. the photographers have captured this image, haven't captured one of prince harry. i wonder if they are waiting for prince harry to arrive so they can regroup together, get briefed, and then maybe at that point there may be a wider announcement which we are braced for. we don't know how harry is getting there. i am asking his people but this is obviously a very private moment and you don't want to pressure them too much to get too much information. you want to let the natural flow of events take place. we don't hwan happened but people are fearing the worst and that is what happens in a vacuum of information. >> max, do you know where prince harry was, where he would be coming from? >> yes, he had an event in london tonight. he was due to be at. he was staying in windsor at his home he rents from the queen and duchess remains there as we understand it. the others flew up to aberdeen airport so the usual format would b

and i know this is not the 1st one for either of them. you know, you brought up harris and what she said, and it's notable because confusing or close to ally south korea with one of your arch enemy is north korea. i mean, how embarrassing is that? and i know that this may be one of those cases where foreign policy isn't necessarily her strength, but she's still the representative of the united states is sending. what does that have to say about the white house overall? well it's, it's pretty sad and you know, the vice president has to be able to step into the presidency without any notice whatsoever. it's 4 out of 10 american vice president have become president, either through election or through the death of the president. so it's very important for her to be sharp and let's face it the, the korean peninsula is a very important place for u. s. foreign policy. the u. a thought a war there, it has many troops stationed there. so it's not exactly an obscure part of the world, so it looks bad that it does. now we all know every one makes slip ups from time to time. but i

i believe the storm surge was 13 to 16 feet tall in the worst-hit areas. >> harris: that's a lot of water and claimed so much of what we're seeing. thank you so much for joining "focus" today. i'm glad you and your storm chasing team are safe. i have a heart for that. i did it for many years. you are much better than i was. thank you. >> thank you very much for having me. >> harris: hurricane ian is barreling toward south carolina. landfall expected at any moment now. the national hurricane center predicts landfall between charleston and myrtle beach. life threatening storm surge expected. officials are warning people to get to higher ground. south carolina senator tim scott has a serious warning. >> stay home. stay indoors right now. we are literally just beginning this hurricane. the truth is with high tide culminating at the time when the storm is hitting is a time to stay indoors. if you go out, you put more first responders in danger. if you do not have to leave your home right now, don't do it. >> harris: great information for people. don't become a burden for the first responders w

certainly would expect to see a significant amount of harry in the next few days. and ing about harry being mentioned and meghan being mentioned specifically by name in that speech. do i think that was significant and very significant that prince charles, i'm doing it today, everybody is doing it today, calling him prince charles -- king charles that he is making william prince of wales and very significantly of course therefore katherine the princess of wales and she's already been commenting through spokespeople and through friends saying that she is deeply aware of the historical significance of that title, of course it having been in abeyance since the death of diana, princess of wales. of course camilla was eligible to call herself, if they had decided that was what they wanted to do, princess of wales but very sensibly in my view decided that would not be appropriate and the country wouldn't take kindly to that so she called herself duchess of balmoral. that will be an emotional moment when we start reusing every day that title of the princess of wales. i think the

i have think he was clearly joking. >> harris: charlie, any last word from you? joking and maybe he was. in this environment it doesn't seem like -- it's not as funny as if he hadn't said all the other things. >> harris: when you have a president who is calling half the country anti-fascist and a lot of other choice words, name calling like third grade all over again. some is more toxic than others. good to see you both jose and charlie. the biden administration making history at the border. not the way you want it. the worst way. the move the border patrol chief calls unprecedented and how it's flooding the country with illegal immigrants. outrage over the i.r.s. move to super size its workforce for 87,000 additional agents. one republican says it is time the agency actually took a look at itself. senator joni ernst of the great state of iowa in "focus" next. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quic

stuart: i've got to tell you i am vigorously opposed to prince harry. i of his title and sent to california. am i being harsh? >> you were against him based on his antics, post oprah winfrey interview talking about things that have been talked about with the royal family. my country embraced harry and megan in 2018. they welcomed her and him together, the streets were filled to applaud them in their marriage. those tactics they deployed since then. i want the best for him. people say that but i would like to see them reunited. harry and william and the royal family. a show support for his grandmother, things are about to happen. stuart: i am kind of harsh today. would be nice if they got together. i believe love at first sight, when you see your newborn child, that is when you feel love at first sight. >> is concerned about their titles reportedly and if charles goes on and strips royal titles reportedly, not happy about that. stuart: the producers are telling me that. we will see you at 1:00, you are all right. change the subject of. . many mcdonald's em