equestrian, who shared that passion this past week until win the miss california title in the miss americant. joining us now is miss california, 26-year-old sabrina lewis. congratulations. hi! >> thank you so much. i'm so happy to be interviewed with you guys. so happy to have won $20,000 in scholarship money. kristen: that is so exciting. has this sunken in yet? what's it been like for you? >> is been a whirlwind roller coaster -- it's been a whirlwind roller coaster. right after i won, i was bombarded by all my sisters. we took the beautiful pictures. i got a bunch of congratulatory texts from my friends. i am up here in the bay area now for the fourth of july parade tomorrow. kristen: where are you going to be, which one? >> is going to be in redwood city -- it's going to be in redwood city. kristen: look at this. this is the moment where you work around -- were crowned california. i think you are the first black contestant to win since 1987, you are breaking barriers and all sorts of ways, talk about how you did it, sharing your equestrian talent. >> i am actually the third african-ame

part of my message as miss america is representing the women who can.r and achieving them. i think these two movies represent that. the them. i think these two movies represent that.— them. i think these two movies represent that. the fact that you were using _ represent that. the fact that you were using your— represent that. the fact that you were using your platform - represent that. the fact that you were using your platform in i represent that. the fact that you were using your platform in a i represent that. the fact that you i were using your platform in a beauty contest to deal with very important, global, issues i think is critical to this. in some ways, in a normal scenario, perhaps people who are drawn to the barbie film would not be drawn to opera heimer but the fact that it been 0ppenheimer, but the fact there are tied together and have people in their stand both issues. �* , ., have people in their stand both issues. �*, ., ., , , ., ., issues. it's an opportunity to learn about both — issues. it's an opportunity to learn about both of _ i

before now co-edited miss america. kevin's other books include the award winning white flight atlanta and the making of modern conservatism and one nation under god. how corporate america invented christian america. yes, julian's many equally celebrated books include the fierce urgency of now lyndon johnson. congress and the battle for the great society and burning down the house. newt gingrich. the fall of the speaker and the rise of the new republican party from these titles alone, you can easily see the venn diagram of their long running and overlapping interests in american political history and miss america now drives home for us how the disinformation crisis is a condition made acute by the trump presidency as much as by the role of social media in spreading lies and it makes inescapable the fact that this disinformation is a chronic condition with very deep roots in america's self-conception. in fact, maybe what distinguishes a myth from a lie is that a myth takes time to take hold and can be corrected, but perha

for example, last year a transgender won at the qualifying competition under the auspices of miss americahe is brian. and now she has become the first and first transgender woman winner in general. but in europe , angela ponce became the first transgender with the title of miss spain 5 years ago in russia, this society also began to be felt by the wind, with rare exceptions accept, but threats accepted. our social norms require a reaction. here is how the speaker of the russian state duma vyacheslav volodin described it in his telegram channel after the adoption on friday in the final reading of laws banning gender reassignment. this decision protects our citizens' children. think about gender reassignment surgery in the us over the past 10 years, there have been 50 times more transgender people, according to data for 2022 1.640.000, among which 1 million 300.000 adults are half a percent of the adult population and 340,000 teenagers are one and four percent of all us children aged 13-17 years old. a monstrous trend is the way to lead the nation. for us, this is unacceptable. well, in the

welcome to world miss america it was the uprising that captured the world's attention and left more questionshan answers when it comes to russia war in ukraine. the latest twist involved the he master—minded a rebellion, then disappeared from sight. now, new details emerge on the whereabouts of wagner boss welcome to world news america. it was the uprising that captured the world's attention —— and left more questions than answers, when it comes to russia's war in ukraine. the latest twist has involved the whereabouts of yev—geny prigozhin, the head of the wagner group of yevgeny prigozhin, the head of the wagner group who led the rebellion. today the leader of belarus said he's in russia, and not in belarus as many had understood. alexander lukashenko made that comment to a very small gathering ofjournalists. one of them was our own steve rosenberg, and he has this report. was supposed to move here to belarus with some of his fighters but no sign brokered the agreement that ended the mutiny, so we are told. sign under a deal with the kremlin, wagner mercenary yevgeny prigozhin was supposed t

being so flexible, just as a global policy requires it. merrick stuff today, and i'm grateful to miss america, particularly lava that we can be here today at the clintons on dunbar case or institute for china studies. so i want to thank you for the last year by not a to 3 weeks, but the last 8234 hours can be here. i'm grateful that we can be at your american institute. one of the leading i seen as china studies institute for in europe that we could present our structure to you. now. thank you very much. and that was the german foreign minister and the band bought outlining building, supposed to have a strategy for dealing with badging and made students here with us out china or analyst cliff it's doing business with china. used to be about profit hasn't now become about politics, but i think there's a lot, there's a lot on pick here and what, what, what we just had. i mean, i spent 15 years in china and one thing which always struck me was that there was never really any effort to, to sort of decide what kind of relationship we want with china. there was never any really big thinking about u

. >> rachel: america's military branches at risk of missing key recruiting goals.ing the uphill battle and how do we fix it? >> joey: ask retired navy seal next. >> will: nathan's hot dog eating contest, utah's freedom festival and red white and barbecue. stay with us. ♪ na na na na ♪ ♪ na na na na na na ♪ ♪ na na na na na ♪ >> will: america's military branches expected to fall short of recruiting goals this year by thousands. and while the pentagon scrambles for answers, a new report is pointing the problem at a key pipeline, veteran families not wanting their kids to enlist. a group that already makes up a majority of new recruits so how do we fix this. let's ask retired navy seal and host of every day warrior podcast, mike serelli. >> thanks for having me, i'm going to shamelessly talk about your book, go buy it. we have to go the other direction. you've seen at the field level, the commanders in the field are exceptional leaders. and i would want my son and my daughter to do an understudy in terms of leadership under these men and women. the problems we see usu

set your dvr and never miss "america reports." i'm john roberts.ure sitting beside you. >> pleasure is mine. i'm jacqui heinrich. now to you, martha. >> martha: breaking today, hunter's right-hand man, devin arch, we can now report will testify, will give an interview is to way to say it from capitol hill one week from today. we just got the date on this very important moment in this story. of course, devin archer knows all about the biden family business because he was there. he was involved in nearly all of it. here's hunter biden and devin archer playing golf with the then vice president. lots of photos of them wit

if i take a step towards it's missing mistakes, america now they are already announcing to have a 2nd community base. so i see some, some nice, a humanitarian and thoughts, but i think also america is to trying to negotiate and it's expressions or which pressure on other parties as well. so china may not have been spying. after all, according to the pentagon, the chinese balloon is shot down over the u. s. o, a of this year was not collecting information at the time. in terms of you know, the balloon and in the capabilities it has. as you heard at the time, we were aware that it had intelligence collection capabilities, but it was our, it's and it has been our assessment now that i did not collect while it was transiting the united states or overflowing united states. so you probably know, remember the story, china is believe in crossing america with trucks and light, a down defined american 5 edge of the coast of south carolina in february of these and blew up already tends tides between washington and beijing with us officials very quick to accuse china or s be an option then counse

never miss "america reports." thanks for being here. >> i'm bryan llenas. wonderful to be with you, molly. "the story" starts right now f martha. take care. >> thank you, molly and bryan. good afternoon. i'm gillian turner in for mack mark. right now, man hunts for an attack. in baltimore, two people dead after a mass shooting in a block party 28 injured. more than a dozen of them children. here in the nation's capitol, police are searching for suspects involved in a string of attacks throwing molotov cocktails in a span of businesses in 15 minutes. former d.c. homicide detective ted williams is standing by. we begin with david spunt here in washington. hi, david. >> very scary story. nobody injured here. police though are advertising a 20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect or possibly multiple suspects behind this. the businesses were close and still an incredibly dangerous situation. it happened 4:30 a.m. on sunday. three properties in northeast d.c., each location is a business. the first a truist bank atm. somebody embedded an

never miss "america reports." thanks for being here. >> i'm bryan llenas.u, molly. "the story" starts right now f martha. take care. >> thank you, molly and bryan. good afternoon. i'm gillian turner in for mack mark. right now, man hunts for an attack. in baltimore, two people dead after a mass shooting in a block party 28 injured. more than a dozen of them children. here in the nation's capitol, police are searching for suspects involved in a string of attacks throwing molotov cocktails in a span of businesses in 15 minutes. former d.c

set your dvr, never miss "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts now. >> martha: thank you very much, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. "the story" right now senator rand paul, clay travis and marc thiessen all on deck with us this afternoon. first up though, the mystery of the trump appointee charged with overseeing the hunter biden case. david weiss, now saying that there is an ongoing probe around an fbi form which senator grassley says includes the claim that a burisma executive has 17 recordings of meadings with the bidens discussing bribes for policy. could it reach president biden? that is also an open question today based on weiss's latest comment. but weiss is also arguing strongly that the doj did not impede his investigation into hunter biden. that is the -- that is not what the whistle-blower, gary shapley has claimed. he says he never saw an investigation that was so buried, so back burnered intentional as what he witnessed in the treatment of hunter biden. so who is telling the truth here?

i believe it's the different classes if i take a step towards missing mistakes america now they are already announcing to have a 2nd community base. so i see some, some nice to you may, terry ann thoughts. but i think also america is to trying to negotiate and it's expressions or restructure parties as well. so china may not have been spying. after all, according to the pentagon, the chinese balloon is shot down over the us so that they see it was not collecting information at the time. in terms of you know, the balloon and in the capabilities it has. as you heard at the time, we were aware that it had intelligence collection capabilities, but it was our, it's and it has been our assessment now that i did not collect while it was transiting the united states or overflowing united states. so you probably know, remember the story, chinese believer in crossing america was truck. the light of down to buy an american fight had dried off the coast of south carolina in february. and the incident blew up already tens ties between washington and beijing with us officials very quick to accuse china o

never miss "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. right now on "the story," president biden just landed in lithuania where he will face big questions from our allies about where this is all going in ukraine. he goes there after a brief stop in london. the president just okayed cluster bombs to be sent to kyiv for use in this war. that is a decision that the man whose hand he is shaking, prime minister sunak disagrees with. there's tough conversations to be had at nato. he also met with king charles at windsor a couple of -- i don't know. awkward moments in this. this president visits windsor cast. back home, he's facing a barrage of related tough headlines. quote "step aside joe biden, the president has no business running for office at age 80." that from elliot cohen of the atlantic. and this from axios. "old yeller. biden's private fury details his quick temporarier and outbursts". let's bring in pete hegseth, "fox and friends" co host and an iraq and afghanistan war veteran and juan williams,

set your dvr and never miss "america reports." i'm john roberts. one thing i do get, a pleasure sitting beside you. >> pleasure is mine. i'm jacqui heinrich. now to you, martha. >> martha: breaking today, hunter's right-hand man, devin arch, we can now report will testify, will give an interview is to way to say it from capitol hill one week from today. we just got the date on this very important moment in this story. of course, devin archer knows all about the biden family business because he was there. he was involved in nearly all of it. here's hunter biden and devin archer playing golf with the then vice president. lots of photos of them with different business associates from some of these deals. the president has repeatedly denied, literally any connection or understanding at all about hunter's what some would call odd business dealings with ukraine and chinese executives. archer can shed a lot of light on this situation and potentially blow it wide open through a source connected to him. he's saying that he wants to tell the truth. so mirand

never miss "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. >> martha: thanks.rnoon. i'm martha maccallum. right now on "the story," president biden just landed in lithuania where he will face big questions from our allies about where this is all going in ukraine. he goes there after a brief stop in london. the president just

set your dvr, never miss "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.s now. >> martha: thank you very much, you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. "the story" right now senator rand paul, clay travis and marc thiessen all on deck with us this afternoon. first up though, the mystery of the trump appointee charged with overseeing the hunter biden case. david weiss, now saying that there is an ongoing prob

the things, when you talk about miss america, the consent of the governed, that is how they exist ateral level, the state level, the local level. the governed don't understand they are supposed to be governed, next thing you know you are being ruled, show me where there is an enumerated power. show me where there's an enumerated power that said the government can shut down church. show me where there's an enumerated power where someone can say to an agency like the atf you are going to go out there and overnight turn 20 million americans into felons because we are going to change the rules about this thing called a pistol braced. that is why i am challenging the other thing, 3 by 5 cards and before this month ends every single one of you sitting here will have read the declaration of independence. the important thing about reading the entire declaration of independence is you will find many of the grievances that thomas jefferson articulated in that incredible document are happening today and it is happening today, we don't understand our creed, the commitment to the fundamental prin

never miss "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'll see you tonight on "special report" filling in for bret. "the story" starts right now. gillian turner is in for martha. >> hi, guys. thank you. good afternoon from washington. i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum. right now former president trump is facing a third indictment. we're keeping an eye on his office and the d.c. courthouse where the grand jury is meeting now. take a look at this. normer president trump as this is going on has managed to leap flog ron desantis in a new poll. he leads by 54 to 46 percent in the marquette survey. in march before trump's first indictment, those numbers were precisely reversed. andy mccarthy, leo terrell and robert wolf standing by for us. first, we go to griff jenkins. he's over at the courthouse. hi, griff. >> good afternoon, gillian. in a trickle of events leads to us believe that this grand jury and the special counsel may be near ago decision on whether or not to bring any charges. former president trum

never miss "america reports."onight on "special report" filling in for bret. "the story" starts right now. gillian turner is in for martha. >> hi, guys. thank you. good afternoon from washington. i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum. right now former president trump is facing a third indictment. we're keeping an eye on his office and the d.c. courthouse where the grand jury is meeting now. take a look at this. normer president trump as this is going on has managed to leap flog ron desantis in a new poll. he leads by 54 to 46 percent in the marquette survey. in march before trump's first indictment, those numbers were precisely reversed. andy m

miss me that much? >> dana: this much. everybody in america missed you. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." good fourth of july? >> bill: awesome, spectacular. >> dana: wonderful usa. secret service agent found the white powder sunday night and forced officials to lock down the white house while a hazmat crew came in. president biden and his family were at camp david at the time. >> bill: meanwhile, at the same time a federal judge issuing a temporary injunction against the administration barring many officials from contacting social media companies like twitter and facebook. they include the surgeon general, hhs secretary and the press secretary karine jean-pierre. >> dana: former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe is here. let's speak to mark meredith at the white house to give us an update. >> good morning. president biden welcomed thousands of visitors to the white house last night for the annual fourth of july celebrations. a beautiful night in the nation's capital. today there are growing questions about who and what is co

miss me that much? >> dana: this much. everybody in america missed you. is is "america's newsroom." good fourth of july? >> bill: awesome, spectacular. >> dana: wonderful usa. secret service agent found the white powder sunday night and forced officials to lock down

>> you've called these america's missing stories. >> they are. they're america's missing stories.son and her small staff in chicago have created the country's largest collection of african american oral histories. there are more than 3,500 interviews so far. each one is transcribed, then posted online. it's a who's who of black america. there are luminaries like poet maya angelou. >> i'm not speaking to blacks and blacks alone, or tall women, or fat, thin, or sh -- no, i'm talking to everybody. >> and there are rising stars, like a young barack obama. >> who would you say has influenced you most in your life? >> richardson interviewed him when he was an illinois state senator. >> not just dr. king or malcolm x, but bob moses, and fannie lou hamer, and -- rosa parks. >> think about this. this is, like, 2001. by 2008 he's president of the united states. it's extraordinary. >>> extraordinary is a good way to describe the breadth and depth of the collection. >> you want to hear something real crazy? >> yes. >> not long before he died, bass-baritone william warfield gave an impromptu p

positive sign over, i believe it's the different, twice a positive and step or worse as missing mistakes america. now they are already announcing to have a 2nd to base. so i see some, some nice, a humanitarian and thoughts, but i think also america is sort of trying to negotiate in its expressions or which pressure parties as well. so that's how the world is looking this saturday lunch time. hope you having a great weekend, one of the old sites i saw from a pizza scott's sports and the right time on mate will be here at the top of the hour. to say you didn't so this sunday evening, thanks so much for your company today. the only thing you see, it's a position associated with the money i have to have the full size is a certificate for the use a but for this progress clearly tells me that this was the 1st quote the, the customer knows. and then the policies for the insurance card too much of what the of the one that you would things up with southern keeping you from a guy that just similar just thoughts just to discuss the same bullshit of the original initiative almost. i'm interested in the sola

if i take a step towards missing mistakes america now they are already announcing to have a 2nd community base. so i see some, some nice to humanitarian thoughts. but i think also america is through trying to negotiate and it's expressions or pressure parties as well. let's it jo, bundle today with all the latest news from around the world. feel free to check outs out. com money speak to scott's and i'll be back with more the top of the hour . hope see then the high on rick sanchez. i've been doing news down for 30 years and 2 languages all over the world here in the united states. interviewed for president, standing a $1000000000.00 business. i believe news to just be honest and direct that impactful. and this, by golly, is called direct impact. the this program is about the leak, but not necessarily about the link itself. rather the way this league has been covered. i'm sure you've heard of it. somebody got ahold of some classified documents regarding the war and ukraine. had other things. the documents are chuck full of all kinds of fascinating know, or the news more the stuff that we

going apparently the brish monarch has to consort him in and out of rooms what people sea about america i missmerica was feared by enemies respected by allies, we need to have people in office, leading this country, that americans can look up to, and enemies, know that they are on notice. maria: i mean congressman i wonder if some is one of the reasons unions are also turning or skeptical of joe biden, we know that the united autoworkers have yet to support biden reelection campaign largely because of green agenda pushing electric vehicles, i want to get your take what is going on in michigan whether or not, he is alienating key unions to the extent they won't support him in 2024. >> this is this wrongheaded push, toward an all ev future with no alternatives, no choice to american future comply or die with this administration they are willing to crush, they are willing to brush automotive industry we have hardworking automotive workers number one manufacturing district tenth in michigan we're not buying that this administration is willing to outsource our jobs and the our future, to other coun

off because of that, because i was raised in america, without really meeting korean people or korean culture, so there's a part of me that feels like it's missingpeople question if i am america and then in korea they question if i am korean. so i feel like i don't really fit anywhere. [birth mother speaks in korean] - mm-hmm. [birth mother speaks in korean] of course. i always want to come back. i miss your cooking. [birth mother speaks in korean] that's a lie [laughs]. [gentle music] [birds chirping] ♪ [indistinct talking] [man stly chuces] [cheering] [indistinct talking] ♪ entle musicontinues] ♪ ♪ entle musicontinues] ♪ ♪ [upbeat bluegrass music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ - (male announcer): support for reel south is provided by: - people might not express it, but there's gonna be a change in somebody life. that's what i'm working for. - if we don't know our history, no one else is gonna teach it to us. - i'm formally announcing my candidacy for city council district eight. [crowd cering] how my life becomes better is politics. - there came a point where it w either you can kill yourself, or you can be gay and surrender everything you've known and accepted to

it was an early offering on our missing america series. and that bright, open face, the questions that begged for answers. who was elisabeth sullivan? >> completely brilliant. she was almost an unacknowledged genius. >> i don't even know how to describe it, it was like this tornado mom that was disheveled, she was fighting, she will talk here in here and go all over the place. >> they knew her well, these two. and so they knew in october of 2014 something very serious was going on. >> i had never seen her so nervous. she didn't know what to do. >> their best friend seem to be on the verge of doing something drastic. >> she was angry. i don't want to call it frantic, but, you know, it gives you cold sweats. >> we needed to know. what happened to her? was she alive? was she dead? couldn't know that. there was a story here that we could see, we didn't know then. the following, the mysteries surrounding this woman, all these years, would take us to places a strange as fiction. then again, from the very beginning, ordinary was not the sort of w

for example, last year a transgender won at the qualifying competition under the auspices of miss americars in general. well, in europe, the first transgender with the title of miss spain became angela ponce 5 years ago in russia, this was also felt by the wind , society, with rare exceptions, does not accept it, but the threats accepted. our social norms require a reaction. here is how the speaker of the russian state duma vyacheslav volodin described it in his telegram channel after the adoption on friday in the final reading of the law banning gender reassignment. and this decision protects our citizens' children. think about gender reassignment surgery in the united states over the past 10 years, there have been 50 times more transgender people, according to data for 2022, 1 million 640,000, among of which 1 million 300,000 adults are one-half percent of the adult population and 340,000 teenagers are one and four percent of all us children aged 13-17. an awesome trend. this is the path leading to the leadership of the nation. for us, this is unacceptable. well, in the state duma on th

it's kind of a pun on miss america that is in which i have one chapter and there are many other chapters written by eminent historians of other periods. those who myths understand the founding are apt to misread the constitution. alas, americans from all educational strata and all points on the political campus routinely misinterpret this critical era and in the process, muddy the letter and spirit of our supreme law of the land. here are five, especially widespread and interrelated misunderstandings. each followed by a brief statement of the myth busting truth of the matter. myth one james madison was the father of the constitution. and i say so here's the thesis. no, that would be george washington and paternity matters. so he's not just the father of the country, it's the father constitution. and the two are connected, you see. myth two the key federal list essay is madison's federalist number ten. okay. yeah, that's what you were taught. no, almost no one read that madison essay in the 1780s or indeed in the ensuing century. the key federalist essays in the ratification era were john

was postponing admission to an ivy league university, and she has competed in the taiwanese-born miss americaears. she lived in the volga california and worked in the field of children's events. if you want to see it all uncut, subscribe to my bathroom fanfic page the war in ukraine attracts various western volunteers from soldiers who fight on the front, yes , humanitarian workers who supply vital supplies. sometimes volunteer missions. in ukraine lead to romantic relationships mostly with ukrainian soldiers. as happened in the case of the 33-year-old file kung, who now calls herself a sex tourist. she also describes herself as a world-traveling friend who is currently on a volunteer mission in kharkiv , adding that she makes content about everything from free. sensual breastfeeding for soldiers and volunteers before collecting funds and distributing them among volunteers i sometimes met soldiers who came to fight in ukraine from other countries after one group of soldiers suffered a loss in the donbass, the kung went to their location to comfort them there, she met soldiers from the uk who

missing. before , i didn't feel so close to myself . kung lived in america several lives.st place in nasa's health pageant, she has been delaying her ivy league admission, and she has competed in the taiwanese-born miss america pageant for the past 5 years. she lived in california and worked in the children's events industry. if you want to see everything uncut. subscribe to my page in the bathroom fan. the war in ukraine is attracting various western volunteers from the soldiers who fight at the front, yes , the humanitarian workers who supply vital supplies. sometimes volunteer missions. in ukraine lead to romantic relationships mostly with ukrainian soldiers. as happened in the case of 33-year-old file kung, who now describes herself as a sex tourist. she also describes herself as a world-traveling friend who is now in the volunteer mission in kharkov, she added that she makes content about everything from free sensual breastfeeding for soldiers and volunteers to fundraising and distributing it to volunteers who came to fight in ukraine from other countries. after one g

. >> in the future, transgender women compete in the miss universe. >> make america great again. >> psychthink of anything more horrifying. >> it really has shut down drag. >> just produced some of the harshest, most draconian laws that threaten trans existence. >> congratulations, ron desantis! mission accomplished! you win! >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wait, wait. that is actually the at. we didn't alter that. someone who has been such a study the trump clone who has donated so much to try to appear -- desantis defended himself against the avalanche of criticism from the right, arguing that attacking trump for his previous acceptance of the lgbtq community is, quote, totally fair game because he is campaigning, saying the opposite, and quote. as for the bigoted sentiment of the ad, ron desantis has done much worse then spread hateful, harmful messages. he's been building a regime in florida which is a monument intolerance and a dangerous rollback of personal freedoms through policies that one of our country's foremost experts on authoritarianism says are a threat to democracy itself. despite voter fraud

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miss universe? yes. >> make america great again. psych! ♪ >> in response to the criticism, a spokeswoman for the desantis campaign called pride month, quote, unnecessary, divisive pandering. this video is reposted the same day that trump, desantis, and other candidates appeared at the moms for liberty conference in philadelphia this weekend. the group was formed in 2021 in florida and has grown into a national force on education for the right. and despite ties to desantis, the crowd showed a lot of enthusiasm for the former president. i'm joined now by senior political commentator, scott jennings, and marta -- managing editor of "axios." scott, why? why do you think the desantis campaign thought that this video would help them? >> well, they didn't create it. they did retweet it, i think, from one of their accounts. but ultimately for them it's about continuing to build a brand which they think is centered on desantis being a reliable conservative, which they're trying to juxtapose against trump being momentarily interested in paying lip s

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last year more than 207,000 women and girls went missing in the united states of america. 270,000 of em went missing according to statistics from the national crime information center. so there is a lot of real work that needs to be done. phil. >> harris, when you pull resources away from legitimate investigations, basically to investigate what will turn out to be a fraud, criminal charges are absolutely appropriate. law enforcement needs to send a message to the next person out there who wants to fake their own kidnapping or death that says it will not be tolerated. we have real victims of real crimes we need to solve. there is not enough resources. it is limited. they have limited money and personnel. police personnel right now are stretched as far as they can possibly be stretched. so we don't have the resources for foolishness like this. >> harris: you said that the statement that her lawyer read tells you they expect she will be charged with some crime. we'll cover it as it happens. phil holloway always good to see you. thank you for being in "focus." >> thank you for having me.

miss universe? >> yes. >> make america great. ♪ ♪ >>> the log cabin republicans, the nation's largest conservative lgbtqation slammed the ads saying it ventures into homophobic territory. thank you all for joining me this evening. jeff, i want to ask you first, in terms of the moderate and suburban voters who are so critical in the general election what risk is desantis running in turning them off? >> i think a big risk. polls show broad support to gay rights. but there's a long distance between here and whether he will face that at all. they are trying to reach out to those evangelical voters, social conservative voters perhaps. or they're just trying to get attention or there are younger people on the campaign who are trying to boost their guy when he's had a very challenging summer. and we're not talking about breaking through in iowa and new hampshire and otherwise. i think it's a combination. but a long time before any general election concern for ron desantis. >> an early tactic before that shift. governor desantis's team has played as an alternative to trump. what do you think? >> they want to sh

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miss universe? >> yes. make america great again. ♪♪ >> i >> i cannot think of anything more horrifying. >> it literally has shut down drag. >> just produced >> just produced some of the harshest most draconian laws that threaten transexistence. >> mission accomplished. you win. ♪♪ >> okay, there's a lot here. first let me just say i understand i am probably you are not the target audience for that video, fine but everything is just so strange and so entirely alienating. yes, it's bait. oh, the liberals including me in that video, they don't like ron desantis, therefore you should like him but, again, that's lost underneath the in fact, i would go so far as to say most are not even the target audience. even most are not. when you're trying to compare yourself yourself favorably to the serial killer from american psycho, you may have lost the thread of it. when you hired campaign staffers, one of whom tweeted the video who have lauded trades on nick fuentes who like to hang out in parts of the internet where people impres

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to become president, then you have to agree that we really need to give more support to america to the american misss and also fight against illegal migration so these are the priorities that need to be taken into account , but they are not the only priorities of the national security, the security of our partners, allies in the world is also important, and all this has worsened in recent years, because everything needs to be focused on, and this is important, it is important to tell the electorate, if you return to the vilnius summit, you know that his guests were the leaders of the countries of the pacific region and the expected decision on the creation of the nato mission in tokyo did not take place, as they believe , this connection with the negative reaction of france and possibly not only as far as we can talk today about euro-atlantic unity when it comes to it's not about russia, it's about china, when we look at nato as a single integrity, there really is a very high level of unity and cohesion in recent years, and it was putin who helped to create and build this unity, we understand that i

miss universe? >> yes. >> make america great again. >> psych!> joining me now, "usa today" washington bureau chief susan page, co-anchor only far nawaz and former florida congressman carlos curbelo. this has gotten pushback from secretary buttigieg and chris christie. desantis seems focused on making the culture wars a priority. boy, is he all in on that? >> he is indeed all in. it's important to point out that this ad came out at the end of pride month which mr. desantis says shouldn't be a federally recognized month of celebration. now this is a central part of his republican push for the presidency. remember we're now at a point where it's several months away from any of the earliest votes being cast. but mr. desantis has consistently trailed president trump, even as donald trump faces federal indictment charges. he's doing everything he can to break through, to try to close the gap, in a largely come together primary field. he's doing that by running the the right of former president trump, leaning in to some of the culture war issues and sp

miss universe? >> yes. >> make america great again. >> psych!> so that ad was released on june 30th, the last day of pride month. i want to bring in brendan buck, former senior advisor to house speakers john boehner and paul ryan. also with us, democratic strategist basil smikle. the end of pride month, do you see that resonating with voters? >> no, i don't. it's kind of thing you would expect from a fringe candidate, not a person who is second in the race, the most notable alternative to donald trump. i don't think it's good politics. look, the republican party has had a bad history on these issues. i'm fairly confident we've moved forward quite a bit. what ron desantis is talking about is not the future of the republican party. the one caveat where maybe there is some strategy for ron desantis, his entire brand is by getting people on the left not to like him. if i'm looking for a rationale, he was throwing out more red meat to stir up controversy to remind people he's made a lot of enemies on the left. who your enemies are are a currency in t