country because it makes white kids uncomfortable. >> dana: you get the idea come about -- says kamala harris lying about the curriculum. harris is singling out only one bullet in the program that says this: "develop skills which, in some instances, could be applied for the personal benefit." the national review points out that there are 190 other passages that harris is not mentioning. they teach about the evils and horrors of slavery. two african american scholars who actually created the new curriculum are defending it, claiming that it's being taken out of context, with one calling kamala harris' claims "categorically false." he says the vice president is misinterpreting what the controversial passage means great >> it's the case that advocates proved resourceful, resilient, adaptive, were able to develop skills, which served to their abilities. both while enslaved and after enslavement. >> this is hot on the campaign trail. ron desantis was asked about this in utah. here's what he said. >> absolutely ridiculous. it's totally outrageous. you can look on the website of the florida departme

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. >> jesse: what is kamala harris hiding? >> what if you feel that you are female. >> jesse: why is he or she talking about. and cocaine sharks. ♪ ♪ if you want something swept under the rug just call the biden, whether the laptop, or classified documents. democrats can ever verify anything and now that the smoking gun with the fbi document is out that biden has forced out of the ukrainians they cannot ignore it anymore. they have come up with some hilarious excuses that we have ever seen. msnbc is saying that the fbi informant is just hard of hearing. >> and reading it there are some things that can be lost in translation between the russian that was being spoken by this informant with the sources that he is referring to andy translation of that russian. it is not exactly a clean win or loss for anyone. >> jesse: absolutely. the extremely untrustworthy confidential fbi informant probably is hard of hearing. he probably misheard the ukrainian saying that they brought the biden far less. misheard every single meeting and every

so a lot of this is aimed at kamala harris.l us the down side of joe biden so he doesn't run and we get somebody besides kamala harris in 2024 but not to the extent that they're actionable worries that would a ten wait the biden term and give us kamala harris. so i think that's what's behind it. >> sean: exit question. what are the odds joe and kamala harris are on the ticket for the democrats in november of 2024? >> i would say about 25%. >> sean: wow. >> tops. he's declining, sean, at a gee metric rate, . he's one fall, one slip away from ending his presidency so i don't see how he's going to be able to do that and i think the harris factor is of course the multiplier of that reality. >> sean: to have victor davis hanson say what i've been saying, he's one major fall away from being kicked off, i feel really good about myself because you're one of the smartest guys i know. victor we love having you. thank you my friend >> all right, two quick programming notes before we go. next tuesday we have our exclusive town hall, former

do ynd kamala harris, i don't think believes that. >> do you think kamala harris believes the real history of american slavery or is she just ignoring it in order to score i pointst to? sco well, of course, she's trying to score points. se sheyou mentioned the resilie people, black americanths have been highly resilient, just like the pioneers that came to this country. black americans, even during the depravity of slavery, were to take the skills that they had to acquire and resources, but they often used to pay to free. ofere's their spouses or the mother of their children, or even some of their children. in fact, a real narrativ e ofativ slavery in america will alsoaven mention that some 10 to 12% of all holders in america from 1790 to 1850, when black again, we need a whole story, not one that divides us, can't be afraid of history. >> horace thant one thk you so h and have a great weekend. than a greatk you. >> you ready? the biden administration is now claiming they're doing a great job at the borde r and they're are claiming border crossers are way down. clnow the media is printing

kamala harris focusing on airport bathrooms instead of other issues she's been put in charge of. day later, the vice president did tackle an emerging challenge, this time artificial intelligence. here is her explanation. >> the first part of this issue, ai is a fancy thing. first of all, it is two letters, it means artificial intelligence. >> kayleigh: harris, ron klain tweeted, she is a huge asset for the white house. agreed? >> harris: who is he watching? >> kayleigh: i wonder. >> harris: so "new york times" has been tracking the latest national opinion poll of kamala harris and on average of several polls as of july 5, just a week ago, 41% of registered voters had favorable opinion. 53%, 41%, we like her, 53% no. she is off track and i think we know this even from a president who has historically low approval ratings. it doesn't matter now what she says as much as what she does. what is she doing to change the opinion of americans? if she ends up running in biden's place, is there enough time to turn this ship around? she is counting the letters of ai, i'm worried for her. >>

ladies and gentlemen, i present to you, kamala harris.have ever played, and we have played many. >> a toss-up for which one was worse, that or the aid that invoked the hatch act, and the whole corner with a policy of nonsense. i'm not quite sure why we are being forced to accept it every day, with a smile, normalize this absolute incompetence, hysterical inappropriate affect by a person who occupies our second-highest, most important position in this country. i'm sick of to me great >> makes me so nervous. the laughter makes me horrified. very uncomfortable. you gave me a thought bubble. maybe the point of kamala harris is to make joe biden feel better. when they had -- >> mission accomplished. >> trying to find the vice president, reviewing footage, like who possibly out there could make joe biden -- her poll numbers make his look great. >> david: the state of the democratic party. a president who 52% of democrats -- our 53rd reset of kamala harris and the president of the united states, and yet the democrats, no one will challenge them.

. >>> i'm back with the honorable kamala harris, vice president of the united states. and my panel, genesis sanchez, amanda zurowski, shannon brewer, and dr. todd ivy. before we went to break, dr. ivy, we were sort of beginning to chat about the consequences, and the vice president made an excellent point about when you eliminate abortion you sometimes eliminate doctors. >> and that is absolutely true. we're seeing many downstream effects from this. one is on education of physicians in the our state. what we see nationally is, in states that have restrictive abortion losses, there's been a 10% decrease in medical students going to the field of obstret you cans and gynecology. from 2021 to 2022, in texas, after the passage of sb-8, there was a 19% decrease in ob-gyn applicants in our state. this is important as we are the second biggest state and asthma dam vice president pointed out we have 50% of our counties without ob-gyns. >> that's because people are afraid. >> people don't understand the law, my own friends don't understand what the texas law is. basically what t

kamala harris is out on the campaign trail. she was in chicago other the weekend., orlando, and then back to chicago for a third time all over the course of the next few weeks. 538 has her approval rating at 39%. the question is is she going to be an asset or a liability on the campaign trail. >> i'm going to go with b on that one, carley. go with liability. because i can guarantee you as sure as we were born kamala harris making some very, very strange statement or a cackle that has no place for a cackle at some point during this blitz. i wonder when this vice president goes to chicago will she talk about the fact that chicago had nearly 700 total homicides in 2022. this is an american city. a major one. 700. that marks the 11th straight year has led the nation in that dubious categories. will we see her address the fact that chicago is one of the top cities seeing its residents leave for texas, florida, tennessee, because of crime, because of high taxes? of course not. all of this is to raise money. that's where we are at now at this point. i doubt policy will be

and vice president kamala harris flew to the state to react. here is part of that.lavery really involved. it involved rape, it involved torture, it involved taking a baby from their mother! so in the context of that, how is it that anyone could suggest that in the midst of these atrocities, that there was any benefit to being subjected to this level of dehumanization? [applause] in the midst of these atrocities, that there was some benefit? >> you know, the vice president well, does it surprise you that this was personal for her? she requested to make this trip. she didn't have a teleprompter. and also, what is this going to do two kids in that state? >> you know, lindsey, it is not surprising to me. look, kamala harris is the first woman, the first black woman and vice president of the united states of america. how powerful it is that the first woman, the first black woman vice president of the united states of america took her, there is nothing more precious for a principle, particularly at the white house, than their time. took her time to go down to florida, bec

. >> kamala harris is the least popular vice president history, it's fact. but with every new gaffe that shows job it is's declining mental state they show her as a president close to allopurinol the american people are not ready for president kamala harris but is she even ready for president? >> i have a question is that enough for you as a political actor, to establish yourself in the minds of the american people as a credible successor, if need be to president biden? >> right now, we are focused on doing everything we can, and will continue to do everything we can to deliver for the american people. >> it was inspirational and presidential clear and confident. chris bradford is executive editor of the common sense and it joins us now. chris, first of all every american should be asking themselves this question. his kamala harris next in line? but i want to ask, is camel of the next in line to joe biden? >> i don't think she is. i don't think she thinks she's anymore although she like to be. it seems like president joe biden thinks she is and people like g

where is kamala harris?ned to campaign extensively for president biden's re-election but her early schedule suggests otherwise. so is something afoot? joining us now is chris bedford executive editor at the common sense society. chris, this just struck me today and kind of watching things playing out in california. i mean, it is interesting that newsom is taking on that temecula school board for refusing to accept this radical new curriculum that they want to put in place in the public schools there involving, you know, all sorts of topics that we have covered on the show. is he trying to do a desantis in the reverse in california. and meanwhile kamala? seems like how low can she go? we don't know, but low. yeah, gavin newsom has really set himself up in the tradition of california. the germt tall lab for left wing ideas and things we like to make fun of and scoff at but 10 years later find themselves federal policy affecting all of us or inflicting all of us is more like it. the reason why i think in the en

not a tim scott, but at kamala harris?> i think part of the reason our country has struggled is because d.c. republicans, all too often, except false narratives. they accept a lies that are perpetrated by the left. to accept the lie that kamala harris has been perpetrated, even when that has been debunked. that's not the way you do. at the way you do, at the way you lead, is to fight back against the lies. it's to speak the truth. >> and intentionally mispronounce in her name like he does. joining us now, msnbc political contributor and editor at large for the 19th. i know you're just as annoyed as i am that he does that. as a general concept though, are you surprised to see black republicans, especially tim scott publicly calling out rhonda santas and taking a stand on his race wars? >> i don't know surprised, katie, but it is interesting. you do have black republicans, black -- like tim scott, the lone black republican in this field, speaking about this curriculum. he's not getting much supporter company from his colleag

can anyone name one accomplishment by kamala harris other than getting elected to office? has she accomplished anything in her life? joe biden said he would only pick a black woman as his vice president and he picked kamala harris who clearly cannot be the president of the united states. it shows joe biden's horrific judgment. >> yeah. raymond, the other problem joe biden has is he cannot answer the most simple of questions. a question would be how many grandchildren do you have? i don't think he can answer that question. >> apparently now the white house has made a policy decision to say the president only has six grandchildren win in fact he has seven. the last bin hunter biden's love child. "the new york times" piece, i have to tell you, politics aside, you read this story about this four-year-old child who knows her grandfather is the president of the united states. her father is his son. she has never met them are had contact with them, but she talks about them. the human tragedy and the psychological scars for this poor baby breaks her heart on the surface. but when

that's the kind of kamala harris we're now seeing.he administration to have her be able to do that while he stays focused on the economy, it's just perfect politics, chris. >> like the president she serves, her approval rating is under water, in fact, anywhere from 10 to 12 points in the most recent poll again. very similar to the president. did you agree with the group she's going in front of, the message that she's giving, is it kamala harris in her sweet spot? >> i do agree with that. i feel as though she's going into the places that make sense for her where she can navigate very genuinely. recently she was at the conference for delta sigma theta sorority incorporated, which is the vice president is a member of the define nine. once she's in front of these groups, it does feel very authentic, and i think it makes perfect sense for her to be there and show exactly what it is that the administration brings to the table and rally voters. >> what we're seeing her to now, what we have seen her do with roe v. wade are things which for th

meanwhile back at home vice-president kamala harris is somehow even worse. we will explain. stay tuned. kamala's brilliant lessons on artificial intelligence, which she doesn't know anything about, and transportation. we will give you that coming up. but first the house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan and congressman gaetz will be here on hearings on capitol hill with fbi director chris wray who should be fired and under wray and his predecessor mr. comey, the once premier law enforcement agency has been transformed into nothing short of an arm of the democratic party. they've become politicized and weaponized. the bureau is rot from the top down with extreme political bias and based on wray's non-answers cavalier attitude today he seems like he doesn't care at all. now it's well established that the fbi puts sindzer blocks on the scales of the last two presidential elections in our country. in 2016 after detailing a litany of serious crimes, top secrets there was no raid of hillary clinton's chappaqua home. not at all. james comey said no reasonable prosecutor would

leading the charge, vp kamala harris. it's the only time she's ever led. and congrats. rding to a new poll from nbc, which is like a news network but with chuck todd. kamala is the most unpopular vp in recorded history. think about that. she beat out al gore. some guy named biden and even dick cheyney and he shot a guy in the face. he had it coming, though. i think. i really don't know that story too well. anyway, so who says women can't beat men when given the chance. yes, ladies, you, too, can suck every bit as much as men. she truly is the bud light of veeps. roll the latest. >> i'm going to tell you the banger of the summer, okay? >> okay. >> that you need to play for your people and they're going to love it. >> okay. >> everybody's going to go crazy. >> ♪ ♪ >> i like it, i like it. >> yes. this is the song of the summer, okay. so you need to tell the d.j. to have that going, okay. >> okay. >> you ready to see stonewall? >> greg: that was brutal. i haven't seen so much forced laughter since kim on hosted the oscars, more uncomfortable than biden on bring your daughte

and they realize that he shouldn't be there and then they look at the alternative and they see kamala harris they look back and go, maybe we'll just stick with joe biden. i call it fear of kamala. they don't want to go there either. it's not a good alternative. it has worked to joe biden's advantage but i think it's going to work to his disadvantage done or they are running again. she's not a good running mate and she's going to continue to bring him down and i think she would be just as incapable of running this country as he is for completely different reasons. he is incompetent because of his age. she is just baseline incom incompetent. >> jason: tammy, your last thoughts on this issue. >> i think that we are at a real inflection point here, the democrats clearly have a lot of problems but everybody knows what's going on. the democrats known. the republicans know. even though you might not like democrats, we've at least got to get people in that chair, in that office who we can hold responsible for the decision-making who will personally understand about what's at stake and the fact that

[applause] >> vice president kamala harris turning heads once again in her latest claiming u.s.to fight climate change that's not only thing kamala harris has taught us in her tenure as vp. >> going off the wall learning to form a word salad to spelling out how to spell big words. so will, she'll never be president of the united states which means when she's done maybe -- she'll have to get a professorship somewhere that's what they all do. right so we're preparing hype for what she might do next. >> preparing to go to start to school. where she loves school buses, pete. >> she does. the yellow bus. >> check it out. >> so here's the thing, who doesn't love a yellow school bus? right can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus, right, just there's something about the -- and most of us many of us went to school on the yellow school bus, right? >> cue the music. ♪ ♪ ♪ the wheels on the bus go round and round -- round and round ♪ ♪ which yellow bus unclear. >> you know one of my verbal takes to suggest that you agree with something i'm saying to punk wait everything i sa

. >> vice president kamala harris also targeted the curriculum, tweeting that it is it misleading, falseshing propaganda. while florida g.o.p. congressman byron donalds, who has endorsed donald trump, was also critical, tweeting in part, get: the new african-american standards in florida are good, robust, and accurate. that being said, the attempt to feature the personal benefits of slavery is wrong and needs to be adjusted. governor desantis responded to donalds. >> at the end of the day, you have got to choose, are you going to side kamala harris and liberal media outlets or are you going to side with the state of florida? >> and, bret, the lincoln dinner kicks off here in about one hour from now. the only republican candidate who is not going to be here is chris christie. as for iowa's republican governor kim reynolds, very popular out here, she is expected to be here though. all these candidates, they really want her endorsement. it's a highly sought after endorsement. she says, however, she is not endorsing anybody after the iowa caucuses her reasoning being she wants to keep a leve

. >> reporter: tonight, vice president kamala harris traveling to florida to condemn the state's new education standards, which critics say water down the horrors of slavery. >> they want to replace history with lies. >> reporter: under the new standards, middle school students will now be taught how slaves developed skills, which

kamala harris has retailed alive.have only been a falsehood the first time she stated it, but when you repeat it, it becomes alive. >> tell her what this component of the slavery course teaches. >> permit me to have frederick douglass tell it. he wrote a biography where he described the mistress of his slave owner began to teach him to read. she pulled back the curtain through which a glimmer of light shown before the master forced her to close it. it was enough for frederick douglass to exploit it to his benefit and his country's benefit thereafter. such examples are numerous and they are retailing the stories that suffered the indignity of slavery. permit me to say, this curriculum is about handing people who live the experience tell their stories. nothing is more important than that we never erase the stories that the people who live the stories to tell. nobody has the right to interpret before first understanding the stories as the people who lived them understood them themselves. >> do academics disagree with you

this brings me to our next segment, is kamala harris a robot?ve the most convincing video to prove it, next. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. i'm currently out of the office [typing] focusing on a little blue-sky thinking. i'll be taking meetings with family and friends. and checking voicemail as my activities permit. i'll connect with you after reconnecting with me. ♪ get 1.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on a 2023 xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. ♪ >> welcome back. kamala harris is now known for her word silence than anything she's done as vpd. here she is a few years ago with oprah. notice she just repeats oprah's words. >> hi, hi, hi, hi, hi. how are you? >> i'm so good. >> weird, right? every time she opens her mouth it's like she's malfunctioning. the reason for that has long been a mystery but i'm happy to report that i think i've c

desantis is saying who are you going to side with, kamala harris or the state.> one, i have read the new standards, all 216 pages. and also on capitol hill yesterday to a press conference held by the congressional black caucus and i don't think this is a partisan issue. i think it's a clear line in the sand whether or not slaves benefitted from enslavement and call a spade a spade. enslavement was not a trade school where you to be a blacksmith or shoe maker or farmer, people were taken from their home countries, brought to the united states, raped, mutilated, brutalized and happened for 400 years compounded, and for you to say that people benefitted is not only ridiculous, it's outrageous. the fact that donalds and kamala harris and scott are on the same page -- >> john: the one point they are on the same page. not on the same page with the overall standards, though. >> byron donalds hit it well. the standards are moving in the right direction. that doesn't mean there doesn't mean to be tweaks to it and corrected. >> john: for desantis to say you are going to s

. >>> while kamala harris takes her flight to florida. >> this is unnecessary. >>> our panel will break it down. >>> and two governors launch a campaign to save your family dinners and maybe even democracy itself. >> it is okay to disagree. it is crucial. >> jared polis and spencer cox join me live. >>> hello, i'm dana bash there washington where the state of the union is wonder fieling if third shoe is about to drop. donald trump at the center of the legal and political universe as he awaits a potential third indictment. this time over his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. that is effectively frozen the republican primary race where candidates wait to see what special counsel jack smith might have uncovered about the party's front-runner. today i'll talk with the two most powerful people in the capitol, then house speaker nancy pelosi, who worked to coordinate a police and military response to the riot, and former vice president mike pence who refused pressure by donald trump to overturn the election. joining me now is gop candidate and former vice president mike penc

after florida approves controversial new guidelines for teaching black history, vice president kamala harrisunshine state. >> they dare to push propaganda to our children. ♪ ♪ >> a lot of dogs think they are human, but dexter takes it to a whole 'nother level. >> dexter shows us, why aren't you out there doing the things you want to do? because he has. [chanting "dexter"] ♪ ♪ ♪ i know i go from rags to riches ♪ >> margaret: and we remember music legend tony bennett and his one-of-a-kind voice that inspired generations. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> margaret: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us this friday night. i'm margaret brennan in for norah. we begin tonight with nearly 120 million americans under heat alerts. this duration of six straight weeks of intense heat is record-breaking, and there is no relief in sight. the city of phoenix, nicknamed the valley of the sun, is starting to feel like it. phoenix topped 110 degrees for the 22nd straight day today, a new record. extreme heat causes more deaths each year than any other weather event, and health officials from californ

that's kamala harris. is she really ready to step upis and be commander in chief, ave a especially as we have a very weak, frail cognitive mess as a president? now, take a look at some of her public comments this week alon presidee. >> we report. you decide. i again want to thank want the secretary for your work. >> this issue of transportation is fundamentally about just making sure that people have the ability to get where they need to gre theyo. >> it's that basic. and i think the first part of this issue that should be articulated is i kind of a fancy thing is, first of all, two letters. it means artific articulatede o. intelligence. but ultimately, what it is,achie is it's about machine learning. >> fancy. two letters, get people where to go. that's what transportationo let, is about. o harris also announced that shego is leading the chargnouncee on the biggest civil rights issue of our time, and that is adding accessiblevi bathrooms to commercial airplanes. the vp was roundly mocked online for all of

whereas kamala harris has retailedev a lie. now, it may only have been a falsehood. aythe first time she stated it. but when you repeat a falsehood, it become s a lie. >> tell her right now what specifically this component of the slavery course teaches. ermit >> well, permit me to haveme frederick douglass tell her he wrote an autobiography in which he described how the mistress of his owner began to teach him to read. she back the curtain through which a glimmer of light shone before. mas the master forced her to close it. but that glimmer of light was enough forter forced douglassfo to illuminate a bright flame that he exploited to his benefit and his country's benefit thereafter. such examples are numerous, and they are retailed in the stories of people whohe suffered the indignity of slavery. time and again stori that suf. and quickly, to permit me to say, but this curriculum is about is having people whohov live the experience, who livede history, tell their stories and is more important than that. we never, everimportant than ere the stories that the people who

. >>> and vice president kamala harris talks about her effort to tackle a health crisis addressing ae have a truly hot weekend upon us. fire officials are warning about the dangers that these conditions may bring. jose martinez has tips for protecting against heat related illness. >> reporter: the parking lot at concord is empty on this scorching friday morning but we found an adventurous couple willing to break the heat for a good reason. >> we had someone watching our other kids so it was a chance to get away on a hike. >> we have four other ones at home so it is hard to get out. >> reporter: we met up with dustin, maria and their littenal one who decided to go hiking despite 100 years. >> ready to get in the air conditioning. >> reporter: while anticipation of the weather is not uncommon in the bay area, experts emphasize the importance of taking precautions in extreme weather conditions. >> this is a good chance to think about how to stay cool, how to stay hydrated and look out for pets, children, elderly and things like that. >> reporter: steve hill, a contra costa fire departme

look how quickly kamala harris jumped on it. e fact this is her best moment, fabricated matter, pretty ridiculous. >> harris: if they had written about the crisis of the southern border, if she was going to jump on a plane and go where something was on fire. separate fact from fiction, go ahead. >> gerri: right, and you quoted curriculum correctly on this idea of slaves getting skills during that period they used later. that is in the curriculum, it is more than that. i didn't read all 260 pages of this, i did read some and give example of what is more even-handed. entire module entitled resiliency and contributions of african american from the colonial era to the westward expansion. there is more going on here. we have to tell the story from various points of view. if you study history, you know it is complicated and nuanced and have to tell everybody's point of view and make it clear there was a lot going on. there is more to it than that. >> harris: joey. >> joey: i tend to agree, if you ask a gen-zer, if they knew there were

. >>> plus vice president kamala harris back from a trip to florida. and leading this hour it's going to be meg. former president donald trump now set to go on trial as early as may 20, 2024. that means some republican primary voters will be weighing in as jurors consider his league fate. if he were to go to prison some of his so-called, quote, passionate supporters could make things dangerous. evan, what do we know about why judge aileen cannon settled on mid-may for the classified documents trial to start? >> jake, it appears she was persuaded by the arguments from the trump defense team that there's a lot of litigation, there's a lot of things they want to challenge with regard to this case. obviously it centers on classified information and classified documents. the former president disputes that they were even classified, and so that's one of the things she cite i'll read you a part of her ruling where she says the court will be faced with an extensive pretrial motion on a diverse number of legal d factual issues all with a 30-count indictment. ja

let's look at kamala harris and her finest. >> ai is a fancy thing, it's two letters personal.means artificial intellige intelligence. every moment in time and certainly this one, to see the moment in time in which we exist in our present said during women's history month we celebrate and honor the women who made history throughout history. who saw what could be unburdened by what had been. >> i asked my team actually, i love then diagrams, i just love then diagrams so i asked them to do a diagram for me. who doesn't love a yellow school bus? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus? >> i think americans might love yellow school buses more than they love the current vice president. you and i are both women here and she, whether you like her or not, she's a trailblazer in first female vice president, what you think she can do, if anything to correct this, right the ship if you will? is there anything she can do to get back on track to get the numbers up? give us confidence in her abilities. >> if she was able to do that, it would make a complete shift in personali

you know the system so, while you know the officer, while you know kamala harris so well.seem like we're now starting to see the vice president and more high-profile appearances, or is that a missed perception because she hasn't been getting the right media coverage for the work she's been doing? >> i think it is a misperception. i think the president has been quite active for a lack of a better term. frankly, if you go back to the midterm elections,, katy when after the midterm elections, you got all these voters saying that abortion was very important to, them right? the fall of roe v. wade after the dobbs decision. if from kansas, to michigan, when abortion was on the ballot, people voted to protect it. vice president harris spent her time over in the lead up to that midterm election, and she was traveling across the country meeting with abortion rights advocates, state legislatures across the country, on that very issue. also the issue of voting rights. i do think she's been very active, but the reality is the vice president of the united states of america, year number

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washington or kamala harris on this one? very good. let me tell you what it actually says.orida curriculum says -- performed by slaves, carpentry, tailoring, domesticking service, blacksmithing, transportation, instruction how slaves developed skills which in some instances could be applied for their personal benefit. so what do you think -- i mean, it's is so obvious what the curriculum is trying to say. they're saying, look, if you worked in the fields, you had all these different skill sets and now you're free, you get to improve your own life. duh, obvious. also great point you made that those slave masters who didn't do those jobs when there was, you know, hard times didn't know how to provide for themselves without slaves. so, okay, so we know that that's silly. why is she doing this? >> i believe that this is still an outworking of critical race theory. this idea that they want to sell to little black children and white children that their skin color somehow determines their future. they are trying to indoctrinate them into a mindset that if you are born looking a ce

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kamala harris blasting the change. ron desantis saying he wasn't involved in the specifics. >>> jamie foxx breaking his silence after his serious health scare. his emotional words. why he says he wanted to keep his condition under wraps. and the new images showing he's back at work. >>> the moment an explosion rocks an apartment building and the staggering damage. six people hurt. more than a dozen families displaced. >>> soccer nation. team usa in it to win it. the women's team aiming for a world cup three-peat, as lionel messi make his american debut in miami, nailing the game-winning goal. >>> and america strong tonight. the 14-year-old who survived a deadly fire. working hard, playing hard, certain he was given another chance to do something special. >> whit: good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday night. i'm whit johnson. we begin with extreme weather. severe thunderstorms targeting the southeast and more of that unrelenting historic heat wave. more than 80 million people from california to florida un

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kamala harris finds rainbow connection.eacher's union is focused on something then kids' education. raymond arroyo has things seen and unseen next. ♪ [announcer] carvana has hundreds of thousands of five star reviews and counting. to be honest, i thought it was almost too smooth, financing, every step. there were no surprises. well, my monthly payment did come out lower than expected. financing my car with carvana was super smooth. [announcer] finance your next car with carvana today. >> laura: it's time for seen and unseen segment where we rereal the stories behind the headlines author that we turn to fox news contributor raym raymond arroyo. no commenting on my voice. >> i won't. >> laura: every time kamala harris speaks can you count on something. >> she is saying the quiet part out loud. >> when we invest in clean energy and electric vehicle and reduce population, more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean water. >> reduce the population. laura, the secret service may have quit that investigation of the

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personally don't see any other person in the country ready to lead that president biden except kamala harrisally- >> harris: her numbers are lower than the president. >> i speak for a lot of democrats who say she is probably one of the most prepared politicians in american politics. she was the attorney general of the largest state in the country, a popular senator and vice president is a very difficult job with no real constitutional authority in terms of what you do every day. it is a hard job for everybody. i think she would find a way to become a popular president as well. >> harris: do you think she needs some wins before you call her a success? >> yes. i have never seen anything that she has done that i would say would move the ball forward. i do think going forward she needs to show more and do more. i haven't really seen anything that she has done to bring the country together. >> harris: i know the press is trying to get her out there. the press office is clearly trying to get her out there. >> yeah, the day after biden did his official announcement that he was running again they pu

unless you are kamala harris.he had no shame posting this photo of herself using a gas grill on the 4th of july. to make matters worse, she was eating meat. michelle tafoya is a former sideline reporter and host of the sideline sandy podcast. it is great to see you. i am confused. i don't understand. i thought we were phasing out gas stoves. i thought meat was a problem. i thought all of this was a threat to the climate. and here i see kamala harris at the grill. >> this is another rule for you and not for me. peat buttigieg has been photographed. joe biden, stacey abrams and many democrats who claim that greenhouse gases or gas from our stoves will cause asthma and other things. they are cooking with them. elizabeth warren is another. i can go on and on. i am wondering who thought posting this would be a smart idea? who snapped the photo not thinking should we really be snapping this photo and posting it? it's a little bit of two things. the hypocrisy, number one, but the foolishness of letting this get out of yo

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dawn balkia bacchus spoke to kamala harris about ending the trend. >> reporter: the mortality rate in higher than the rate in 2018. nationwide, black women are three times more likely to die during pregnancy than white women. these numbers and lives lost have drawn the attention of the white house and are exclusive interview, vice president kamala harris said addressing the issue of maternal mortality is one of her highest priorities. >> the youns has a high rate of maternal mortality. it is a health crisis happening right before our eyes. i felt the need to take it on in a substantial way. >> these stories should compel all of us to take on this crisis. >> reporter: since becoming vice president, kamala harris hosted the first ever maternal day of action at the white house and toured a distribution headquarters in los angeles dedicated to providing supplies and resources to mothers in need. >> when you look at the statistics, they are staggering. why are black women in particular dying at that rate? >> well, one reality of it that may be hard for people to hear is because she is blac

lauren, your new opinion piece for "the hill" is titled this, "kamala harris is far from the worst vicey do polls say otherwise?" in it, you wrote this, is harris really doing such a terrible job, so out of touch with the american people that she deserves this historic disapproval? or as the first female vice president of color, is she on the receiving end of well documented and deeply ingrained bias? vice president harris is not perfect, and she has sometimes been her own worst enemy, struggling to keep good staff and appearing still and scripted at public appearances. but it's hard to square the outsized negative attention she receives with any rational critique, and impossible not to see parallels to the only other woman ever to come so close to our nation's highest office, hillary clinton. the parallels are hard to miss. impossible expectations and double standards for women, sometimes called the double bind, have dogged the vice president from the start. women in positions of power, especially black women, face ingrained bias at everyy are la angry, aggressive, and more likely to b