harris. >> harris: thank you very much. president biden says he has no plans to visit the southern border despite all that you heard there from casey. and all the pleas from republicans. he shrugged off critics who say his policies put out a welcome mat for migrants. >> president biden: the idea that joe biden said come because i heard the other day that they are coming because i'm a nice guy and i won't do what trump did. here is the deal, they're not. the adults are being sent back. >> do you have to say quite clearly don't come? >> president biden: yes, i can say quite clearly don't come. we're in the process of setting up and not take a long time is to be able to apply for asylum in place. so don't leave your town or city or community. >> harris: on the campaign trail biden appeared to send the opposite message. >> what i would do as president is several more things. i would make sure that there is -- immediately surge to the border all those people seeking asylum. they deserve to be heard. that's who we are. we're a na

harris. >> harris: let's unpack this for a bit. for the last 20 or 25 minutes or so this has been rapidly changing and we saw this again yesterday, too. so now there is a report, i understand, from the governor's office that that office may have tried to discredit the first accuser, lindsey boylan. a report that cuomo's office may have gone after her. what is that about? >> the "wall street journal" is reporting it was a coordinated effort by cuomo's top aides to call people in and around staff members and other accusers about lindsey boylan. the "wall street journal" piece reads the governor's office called other employees if they had heard from the accuser and some conversations they saw as attempts to intimidate. lindsey boylan sent out a tweet saying that alouding to the fact it was indeed and attempt to intimidate her into silence. cuomo's office has not responded to us directly but did tell the "wall street journal" that ultimately this was not some sort of coordinated effort. they were just trying to get some information. >>

>> harris: you had the job. you are saying the man who has it now we're getting close to the point where senator graham might be right, it might be time to go. chad wolf. glad to have you on the program. thank you. tune in this sunday to "fox news sunday". chris wallace will be speaking with d.h.s. secretary mayorkas on fox news channel. he will have just gotten back from the border. a los angeles teacher is fighting back hence its union over its push to defund the police. he filed a lawsuit. they want to roll back the demands for getting back into the classroom and defunding police. he doesn't want any part of it. for busy veterans like kate. so when her car got hit, she didn't waste any time. she filed a claim on her usaa app and said, “that was easy.” usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa. ♪ ♪ usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. it's a wishlist on wheels. a choice that requires no explanation. it's where safe and daring seamlessly intersect. it's understated, yet over-delivers. it is

harris. >> harris: jeff paul, thank you very much. congresswoman ilhan omar is being called out for claiming there is a selective focus on the race of mass shooters, quote, the shooters race or ethnicity seems front and center when they are not white. one twitter user wrote this. this shooter's race and ethnicity was front and center yesterday when we didn't know what it was and assumed it was white. another took issue with her framing. starts with obviously untrue sentence, decries narratives to push narrative. in fact, it was omar who brought up race when tweeting about the white suspect in last week's shootings in atlanta. power panel slides in now. richard fowler and t.w. shannon, co-chair of black voices for trump. great to see you. t.w. first. thoughts. >> first of all thanks for having me. my heart like most americans goes out to this family for the senseless act of terrorism. frankly unlike the representative for most americans his color is no consequence except for those who share the radical political ideology representative

i'm harris faulkner. homeland security officials say fema, the agency that responds to disasters, will now care for migrant teenagers and children crossing into our nation. border crossings are surging to new highs and the biden administration is struggling to find those children housing and care. republicans including texas governor greg abbott say the situation that now needs disaster relief apparently, is president biden's fault but democrats like house speaker nancy pelosi blame former president trump while joining biden in refusing to label it a crisis. >> the biden open border policies that are inviting even more illegal immigration and actually have created this humanitarian crisis. >> this is a humanitarian challenge to all of us. what the administration inherited is a broken system at the border and they're working to correct that in the children's interest. >> it is entirely you cannot notice the administration changes and there is a surge. the 11-year high for crossings without documentation at

thanks, harris. >> harris: yeah. thank you. as new york governor andrew cuomo faces sexual harassment allegations, there is growing evidence the scandal over covid-19 deaths may go beyond the state's nursing homes now. the publisher of cuomo's book on pandemic leadership is making some big changes with how they roll out those books. plus a leaked post on a private teachers union facebook page warns l.a. educators not to sthair their vacation photos publicly as the union is resisting what it calls an unsafe return to school. double standard or something else? >> we're fighting for our rights to go back to school because science says that it's safe and the utla won't let us. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, and rescued his nose. with up to 50% more lotion puffs bring soothing softness and relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. >> harris: days after voting not to return to classrooms yet members of the united teachers los angeles union are warning not to put vacation pictures on social

and a republican then we know from both man's diaries dwight eisenhower's and harry truman's and harry truman broad eisenhower to the white house and offered to run as his vice president if ike wanted to run for president as a democrat. ike was a republican he and largely but because he believed the democrats had been in power for too long in washington for 20 years in the white house. that there was had been too much centralization of power and too much deficit spending. those were his main reasons for identifying. as a republican, but it was as a fairly liberal to moderate republican dedicated to internationalism. and had robert taft. in fact, there was a meeting between the two men and eisenhower said if you'll to support say nato. and the united nations the european defense community. i will i will publicize this letter. i'm holding saying that i am not a candidate for president. in 1952 taft would not agree to the to that statement. that he tap we continue to oppose those organizations. and so eisenhower decided to run largely for those reasons against taft and then given his popu

for me, harris. it was the fact that this governor willfully and right now impeachment the threshold in new york is willful and corrupt conduct. his pattern of bullying and coerceing members of the state legislature. ron kim as you mentioned is actually the chair of a committee. he has the power to subpoena witnesses, compel testimony and investigate what has happened with this nursing home situation. and the governor intimidated him or attempted to. for me that's a crime and what i would support impeachment for. i encourage these women to share their stories and for more to come forward, please, we want to hear what you have to say. >> harris: assemblyman smith thank you very much from the great state of new york. good to see you today. we'll have you back to update us. new concerns and new details on the surge at the border. you know, the crisis. migrants with covid-19 now coming in. you heard that from the lieutenant governor of texas dan patrick just moments ago and then they will be allowed to f

here is harris faulkner. >> harris: i'm never missing. fox news alert. cdc with new guidelines for what is considered safe for people who are fully vaccinated against covid-19. very important information as more and more americans are getting the shot. cdc director will make that announcement at a press briefing scheduled to begin moments from now. there has been some conflicting information. it is important to get it all in one spot. we'll take you there live when it happens. republicans even some democrats calling on president biden to contain the growing crisis at our southern border with mexico. i'm harris faulkner. you are "the faulkner focus". the president dispatching his homeland security secretary to the border as the number of migrants crossing illegally into the united states keeps growing with historic numbers of unaccompanied minors among them. texas officials warning they do not have the resources to address the deteriorating situation. democrats in texas say the white house should listen to officials on the ground there. the biden team sti

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. we'll move to this. president biden is sending a white house team to the southern border as early as this weekend to see how bad the migrant crisis is getting. it comes as the administration is also reportedly planning to convert some detention centers into ellis island-style rapid processing hubs to get migrants into the country quickly. and also texas governor greg abbott is going after the administration for letting covid positive migrants into the united states. yes, that's continuing to happen. we know the numbers are growing. and rejecting a proposal to partner with fema. this is the governor of texas to test and potentially quarantine infected migrants. the governor says this. instead of doing their job, the biden administration suggested it did not have the sufficient resources and remarkably asked texas to assist them in aiding their illegal immigration program. texas refused. we will not aid a program that makes our country a magnet for illegal immigration. i want to bring in senator ron johnso

harry s. truman and dwight eisenhower grew up within 180 miles of each other in america's heartland next on the presidency a look at these two-term presidents and one-time allies whose political roads diverged during the contentious 1952 presidential campaign when ike declared his intention to be the republican standard bearer their meeting at president. kennedy's 1963 pianeral provided a chance for reconciliation speakers are the truman library supervisory archivist samuel rushay and eisenhower library deputy director tim reeves, the library's co-hosted the event the truman library institute provided the video in about an hour and 20 minutes. we'll hear about the influence that franklin d roosevelt and george hw bush had on their presidential libraries. various truman was a president of the heartland. but what does it mean to say that he was a president of the heartland? here i'm referring to his his what midwestern values hard work patriotism honesty duty and integrity. now those values are

harris. >> harris: former governor of new mexico martinez told me yesterday. you heard from the young man how they take his shoes. when you do that to a child they leave them behind because they know they can't catch up. it is heartbreaking. casey stiegel, thank you. history uncovered in israel. archeologists finding dozens of new dead sea scroll fragments. the first discovery of its kind in nearly 60 years. trey yengst was allowed in to see these artifacts for himself. he is live in our jerusalem bureau. fill us in. >> this is a really cool story. archeologists in israel unveiled new discoveries including fragments of a biblical scroll. it was found in a cave near the dead sea and these archeologists say it is something to be really for the history books. take a look behind the scenes today in jerusalem when we got to take a look. the israeli antiquities authority says a discovery of this magnitude hasn't been made in 60 years. remarkable the preservation of these fragments. you can make out the greek lettering. >> once the first person found the first fragme

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prince harry and meghan markle. in a bombshell two-hour interview, the duke and duchess paint a picture of racism and emotional abuse. meghan talks about being ostracized and the concern of her baby's skin color. >> in those months when i was pregnant, all around the same time, so we have in tandem the conversation of you won't be given security, you will not be given a title and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. there is a conversation. >> hold up, there is a conversation with you. >> with harry. >> about how dark your baby is going to be? >> potentially and what that would mean or look like. >> the duchess describes feeling so isolated that at one point she had suicidal thoughts. >> this is a day from stepping back if their senior roles in the royal family, harry talks about feeling trapped who at one point charles stopped taking harry's calls, this begs a response from the palace, questions they have to address. cnn anchor max foster live at windsor castle. max, wha

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. meanwhile video from 2018 has surfaced showing governor cuomo ripping what he called the trump administration's culture of harassment. watch. >> there was a disrespect for women that this administration chronically exemplified, to cheapen or ridicule the pain a woman suffers from a sexual attack is disgusting. >> harris: wow. also more video of governor cuomo's questionable behavior has emerged. >> there is a concept in life called foreplay. it starts with hello. [laughter] how are you today? oh, by the way, there is something else i wanted to mention. you make that gown look good. >> harris: joe concha, fox news contributor. i don't want to act like i've never seen those video. they hit me the same way every time. is he thinking before he says this stuff? >> well, i think those sound bites that you just played, harris, i don't think there is a lot of thought going on before the eyes are bigger than the stomach type of thing. those sound bites are where governor cuomo is m.i.a. he wou

thanks, harris. >> harris: if your children can't find peter pan on disney plus, it's not you. it's not you. the service yanks that classic movie and a few others from its kids' profile. why is captain hook getting the hook? it is like cancel culture and the nanny state got together and they are best friends now. and this. >> schools are safe, schools are safe, schools are safe, schools are safe. >> harris: four leading researchers say the cdc is misrepresenting their findings and that we can get children back in classrooms safely right now. dr. marc siegel is with me next. . record low mortgage rates have fallen again, while home values just keep climbing. refiplus lets you refinance at record low rates plus get an average of $50,000 for retirement tomorrow and for peace of mind today. refiplus. it's huge news. it's only for veterans. and it's only from newday usa. in this family, everyone does their own laundry, but they all do it a little different. honestly, i add a couple of tide pods and just stuff everything in. it works. and of course, everyone thinks their way is right

he did it with people cbs. >> harris: when did he do it? i missed it. >> don't mix before he does need a structured press conference. i believe with ari he can handle himself but he is focused on this pandemic. >> harris: you cannot have an election out there and not answer questions as the president. >> leslie: he needs to do that. he has answered some questions including peter doocy. peter doocy said did you speak with vladimir putin and he said yes, but what? you. everybody got a good chuckle out of that. >> ari: i have to jump in on this because this is not true. he is walking off the stage and shouting out. that is not standing there taking questions. >> leslie: no, but he is answering questions to the press, maybe not in that setting, which i said he should be. but ari look at the ratings, approval rating is not only him right now but also his handling of the pandemic and the legislation that he is putting forth. the american people are happy. maybe they want a change what we have the past four years which was a president who constant

i appreciate it, harris. >> harris: absolutely. the date is set for a president biden sellout news conference. why did it take so long? it will have been 64 days. like a nonday advance of what the news is going to be. i wish i got a nonday advance and what the news is going to be. there is this. >> why have we not still in the images inside the facilities? it seems like there's an element of secrecy here. >> if you wanted to grant access to the press, could you just tell dhs to do it? >> harris: great question for the white house facing a barrage of questions on press access at the border. the biden administration is reportedly enforcing an official -- unofficial i should say a gag order on its agents. when will we get to see for ourselves what's actually going on? all this with joe concha next. g ♪ hey limu! [ squawks ] how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! [ laughter ] good evening! meow! nop

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. after criticism for days of silence hillary clinton breaking in and weighing in on the cuomo scandal. she writes these stories are difficult to read and the allegations brought forth raise serious questions that the women who have come forward and all new yorkers deserve answers to. one of her former aides unleashed a series of blistering attacks on democrats calling them hypocritical and alluding to past claims that president biden made some women feel uncomfortable. in one tweet if you are tweeting about cuomo but gave biden a free pass it is not about the principles, it's about the politics. me too isn't there for your political convenience. pete hegseth "fox & friends" weekend host is with me now. i want to get your top line thoughts, first of all. >> great interview with kayleigh mcenany. wonderful job by you. my top line thoughts the worst form of a double standards. i can handle double standards of political views. when it comes to serious accusations and personal ones that cha

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vice president harris: ok. [laughter] clinton: we have cgiu at two different universities, one where the star was john lewis. i have a picture i took where i was writing away from him and he was standing in the driveway than to go to the airport. it is a spectacular thing i will treasure all of my life. but when i was there, i was asked a question that every now and then i ask others because i was blown away by the student who asked me. they said, if you were our age, what advice would you give to yourself? let's do that. if you were at university virtually or physically and you are where you are now, what would you say to your younger self? vice president harris: it is a great question. i think the advice i would give is be present. don't just push through. see what is around you. be hungry for all you have access to in terms of what you can learn, what you can observe, what you can read, what you can say and speak. be present. that will ensure that the next step will be not only productive but enjoyable. clin

harris, look at the numbers of people. >> harris: it's true. they have now officially done what they think they can do. there is more to come. we don't know it will look like. before i let you go real quickly most ex presidents don't weigh in at this level. why did you feel you needed to on this issue? >> you called me, i didn't call you in all fairness. the reason i weigh in. >> harris: you wrote a statement last night. >> i put out a statement. but the reason i weigh in is very simple. they are destroying our country. very simple. it can't get more simple than that. they are destroying our country and they will destroy it with tax increases the likes of which nobody has ever seen before. in order to accomplish the green new deal nonsense. they are destroying it with woke. when china looks at woke and they see the biggest problem we have is dr. seuss in the meantime they're building factories and trying to kill us in so many different ways, they laugh at us. they think we're so -- frankly, they think our country is stupid when they look at thi

. >> those are long. >> harris: your last thought? >> it's amazing, we want from the most wide open administration since the invention of electricity to the most scripted and opaque administration and i don't think one press conference is going to change any of that. the sad part is the media is behind that and it's very disturbing in a free republic. >> harris: we will move to this because we are going to head out to a commercial. former president donald trump giving credit to "the washington post." he wrote that statement after what they printed. he is praising the post for its courage for correcting a story and saying its misquoted. highroad, the debate you don't highroad, the debate you don't want to miss is coming ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the

harris. i want to get your response to this just as she seemingly laughed off a question from a reporter who asked yesterday if she would be visiting the border amid the growing migrant crisis. here is the vice president. >> do you plan to visit the border? >> not today. [laughter] but i have before and i'm sure i will again. we were left with a very challenging situation. we have to treat this issue in a way that is reflective of our values as americans and do it in a way that is fair and humane. >> harris: senator cruz yesterday, former president trump told me they were not left with a situation that democrats say this they were. they had a transition and we can get into detail at another time about that. your reaction. >> i have to say watching that footage i served with kamala a number of years at the present. to see her laugh at the crisis on the border and these children. it is a humanitarian crisis that we have thousands upon thousands of little boys and little girls being handed over

i'm harris faulkner. here today my cohest, emily campagno, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall, host of "no interruption" on fox nation tomi lahren. joining today the former arkansas governor and fox news contributor mike huckabee. great to see everybody on this fine friday. the tale tie is bringing it, gov! all right. so, governor cuomo has a problem with democrats. i don't know if nadler and ocasio-cortez matter as much as the 53 of them in the new york assembly now calling for his resignation. >> mike: if you are talking to me first let me say the tie is in honor of next week's st. patrick's day. my only good opportunity to wear it. i think governor cuomo will need more than a nice tie to stay out of the hot water he is in. this is no longer an issue where there is a handful of the republicans saying things about him that are troubling. this is a matter of his own party coming after him. he is being abandoned by the people of new york, a.o.c., chuck schumer and others and tha

clearly harry does feel this lingering — that. clearly harry does feel this lingering affection. she is his grandmother. of course he does. but as you _ grandmother. of course he does. but as you suggest, it was a little bit strange — as you suggest, it was a little bit strange that he was saying the couple — strange that he was saying the couple will referring dismissively to their— couple will referring dismissively to their family, couple will referring dismissively to theirfamily, and it is couple will referring dismissively to their family, and it is their family. — to their family, and it is their family, small f is willis f, and they— family, small f is willis f, and they were _ family, small f is willis f, and they were calling them the firm. and saying _ they were calling them the firm. and saying it _ they were calling them the firm. and saying it operates in a terrible way, — saying it operates in a terrible way, it — saying it operates in a terrible way, it has no proper hr etc while ultimately— way, it has no proper hr etc while ultimately the royal f

stopped taking harry's calls. harry is also acknowledging respect for his grandmother, the queen. there was an epic royal gender reveal for their second child and this morning, we are awaiting response from the palace. so let's begin there. cnn anchor and royal correspondent max foster, live at windsor castle. no reaction yet, max, but honestly, a long list of things that beg a reaction. >> i think we can assume they're scrambling to find a response. we didn't get a preview of this, john. this was hyped around the world as this bombshell interview and i think, ultimately, they underplayed it. revelation after revelation. and some of them were more difficult to watch than others. >> i just didn't want to be alive anymore. and that was a very clear and real and frightening constant thought. >> reporter: driven to despair by the family she married into and the institution behind it. >> we had to go to this event and i remember him saying, i don't think you can go. and i said, i can't be left alone. >> because you wer

harry says there's still a priority there to fix the relationship. sources close say the pair have been in communications, particularly during charles's own battle with coronavirus. there's still a long way to go before the two ever become close to how they used to be. >> you said your brother was trapped. you said you love your brother and always will love your brother. you didn't tell me what the relationship is now though. >> the relationship is space. at the moment. and, you know, time heals all things, hopefully. interview, a reflection of a royal family ripped apart with many left wondering how the fairy tale all went wrong. >> such hope around the wedding. it was supposed to symbolize the future of the british monarchy for decades to come. from that joyful day to where we are in 2021 is just tragic. >> the public break up a sad day for those who hoped the monarchy could finally reflect the diversity of the commonwealth. >> having meghan bi-racial woman in the monarchy was such a step forward and hearing that conversation about baby archie befo

they're directly challenging harry's narrative there. i think the other thing that stands out to me here is that they're saying they're saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for the couple. that also undermines it, because what harry and meghan are saying is we had these major concerns about suicide and mental health and race. we made it clear to the firm, the family, and all the aides about those concerns. they didn't act so we were forced out. that does contradict what harry and meghan were saying in the interview. what happens now, either they had a conversation with harry and meghan behind the scenes saying we're going to sort this out privately, or i'm going to contact the sussex side later on and they're going to come back on it, because they have a very clear view of how they saw things play out, and they decided to do it in the public forum. >> kate, what do you make of that part, we're saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been. the fact that megh

harris? >> harris: look, i mean, i think larry started with the double standard and we don't know the conversations necessarily that have happened because there could be some between nancy pelosi and others in the democratic party with governor cuomo, we don't know about that but if she really wants due process, let's make sure we get it. but can you have due process when you have a situation, as kennedy pointed out, it's not just one scandal this governor is rocking and you've got an fbi investigation, are we going to wait for that? because i could take some time. there has to be some sort of moral compass response from the governor that says, everybody's distracted by everything in the room, i'm going to step back because as nancy pelosi pointed out, he loves new york. i guess on the last hour with the strategic communications director on the biting campaign and he said, we could be hours away from when things could change. that leads me to wonder and i did ask, hours away? that's a lot mor

>> harris: your topline thoughts? >> morgan: it's interesting, harris, you talked about a dismantling of the system early on with the biden administration, and there was a dismantling of the system, but it wasn't by the trump administration. he will let me be wonky for a second, there is something renegotiated during the trip administration. two agreements. they are called aca asylum cooperation agreements, and bsa, border security agreement. we negotiated these with guatemala, honduras, and el salvador. i spoke to a senior dhs official from the trump administration, we were talking about this. he told me that they repeatedly warned the biden transition team not to unilaterally get rid of these agreements. these were not one-way agreements, they were bilateral agreements between the united states and these three countries related to exactly this, to border security, a silent. they were all signed in 2019. one of the reasons we are seeing the influx today is because the biden administration decided to get rid of these

i'm harris faulkner. here today, my co-host, emily campagno, fox business anchor dagen mcdowell, potted cast host and the former director of press advance for president obama, johanna maska. and joining us today former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor karl rove. so you caught a little smirk on my face there, karl. yes, we do see jen psaki on a regular basis. but we get to ask no followup on the president of the things that really matter. you know what? that could be why his approval is ticking down and his disapproval has ticked up in some polling. 10%. ten points. >> karl: well, maybe. i think it's the ratings that are likely to go down more because people are looking at the covid relief bill and saying what is all that pork in there about? maybe it would go, maybe it's that they haven't heard from him. but i think if they do hear from him, the white house view is if they do hear from the president it might go down more. i think they are protecting him. they did this in the camp

. >> harris: all right, we will get it, the book out from shannon bream, thank you so very much. "the women of the bible speak." and thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." now it's time for "outnumbered." and we will start with the new details emerging about the suspected gunman in the shooting at boulder, colorado, grocery store. ten people are dead, 21-year-old suspect reportedly previously known to the fbi and was linked to another individual under investigation by the bureau now. meanwhile, some journalists, activists and lawmakers are facing backlash for jumping to conclusions on the race of the shooter before his identity had been released. morning it was another white man again, that he was, that it was he most likely a white domestic terrorist and another saying the shooter was taken into custody and in other words there was also certainly a white man again. democratic congresswoman ilhan omar also faced criticism for this tweet about the gunman's race. here's what she tweeted. "the shooter's race or ethnicity seems front and center when they aren't white, otherwise

. >> harris: got it. all right, everybody, sit tight. i have a second follow-up with emily, let's get to the nursing home scandal. doesn't the governor have to turn over the correspondence that people are asking for? or cannot only come from a judge? how does this work? >> emily: given the subpoena power the ag has, that includes documents, also testimony and he absolutely should and i think it would go a long way as well to show his collaboration with this, his cooperation with these investigations. he has zero culpability whatsoever, he was simply following directions and you think he'd be first to turn over all documents especially related to the production of this book and a reminder again that there are criminal charges, ancillary states for what he did so that being said he might be hesitant to show exactly where his decision-making came from. >> harris: so this is bigger than just new york. you've heard the president of the united states, joe biden say that this was the gold standard, a wider look

harry and meghan wouldn't say. oprah winfrey on monday only saying she knows who it wasn't. >> but he wanted to make sure that i knew and if i had an opportunity to share it, that it was not his grandmother nor his grandfather that were a part of those conversations. >> reporter: leaving open the question just who could have said it. another shock, their son wouldn't be given a title or the security protections normally a afforded to members of the royal family with no reason given for why. >> the idea of our son not being safe and also the idea of the first member of color in this family not being titled in the same way that other grandchildren would be. >> reporter: racism clearly emerging from the interview with one of the key factors driving harry and meghan from the royal family. the couple saying had they only had the family's support, they would have gladly stayed. the very tabloids that harry and meghan say drove their mental health to the brink were swift to get the splashy headlines. the "daily mail" uk,

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— and a lot of the claims that meghan and harry have made, the duke and duchess _ and harry have made, the duke and duchess of— and harry have made, the duke and duchess of sussex have made, are very damaging to the british monarchy and to the british media and to— monarchy and to the british media and to the, — monarchy and to the british media and to the, certainly in some ways, to the _ and to the, certainly in some ways, to the bridge public, sol and to the, certainly in some ways, to the bridge public, so i suppose there _ to the bridge public, so i suppose there made come a point where number 10 feels— there made come a point where number 10 feels they do need to say something. 10 feels they do need to say something-— 10 feels they do need to say somethina. ., ., , ., 10 feels they do need to say somethin. ., ., , ., something. that telegraph front page was reasonably _ something. that telegraph front page was reasonably sympathetic - something. that telegraph front page was reasonably sympathetic towards l was reasonably sympathetic towards the couple. let's look at t

>> harris: fox news alert, cancel culture rages on. the new "teen vogue" editor in chief has been forced out, days before even starting her new job, after a staff revolt over derogatory tweets she wrote when she was a teenager a decade ago. she apologized for them in 2019 by tweeting this. "today i was reminded of some past insensitive tweets, and i am deeply sorry to anyone i offended. i have since deleted those tweets as they do not reflect my views or who i am today." but now mccammond the says thecountries he has overshd the work she has done and she and the magazine has decided to part ways. she worked, just so you know, as an msnbc contributor and a reporter for axios, whose national political correspondent, jonathan swan, has this reaction today. >> i was just really sad to see this happen. i have worked her for four years. she doesn't have a racist bone in her body. if we can't, as an industry, except somebody's sincere and repeated apologies for something they treated when they were 17 years old, what are we doing? >> harris:

i saw harry the way they saw harry and i was mad at myself for being upset with the word, the notion that my son was a drug addict. it's partly language and what i can do to stop the stigma. >> talk about that if you would for a second the thought that we need to have humanity in this and policymakers and the public while we address this this isn't just about oh that is their problem down the street or people should be embarrassed. this is a very common issue going on in the united states and we need to have the humanity to be part of the discussion and acknowledged meant of it's not just like oh these people are -- can't be trusted with kids or whatever. it needs to be about people. >> it really doesn't something you often talk about. when he was in treatment he felt such shame and it priests came to him father bill at the treatment center said harry and this unlocked something for you. you are not a bad person trying to do good, you are a sick person trying to be well. so i just think if we could read the addict, that harsh word and see the humanity in the attic and to peel away th

your watching "outnumbered," i'm harris faulkner. my cohost emily compagno, kennedy, and town hall headed in fox news contributor katie pavlich and in the center virtual couch seat, cohost of fox and friends weekend and fox nation host pete hegseth. great to see everybody, happy monday. pete, the former president on with me last hour was talking about the onslaught at our border across seven state where we meet mexico. what did you learn from the interview that you think you will find the situation now and it's either better or worse than you thought? >> pete: won't be any light bulbs going off in the white house, but fantastic job with that interview and in hearing the former president speak, did a great job as the common sense, the business acumen, how he leveraged relationships with other countries in order to put america first, common sense first, ideology such as open borders which the leftists push don't ever focus on the outcome or the result other than this utopian vision went when our borders are open and our policies are hu

maybe joe is right, we should start calling her president harris, maybe president harris can hold joe's presser for him tomorrow, so we can stop the hours and hours of practice that he is being tortured and forced to go through. and get this, according to a very odd b report, a director fm a top white house official is now demanding every federal agency referred to the administration as the biden-harris administration. not just the biden administration. serious questions, okay, is vice president harris now in charge? is she running the country? is she going to do the press briefing tomorrow? because once again, joe biden seemed lost, dazed, and confused. take a look. >> now we are going to get down to business here, and ron, who am i turning this over to? >> thank you very much, mr. president. i think it is time for the president to lead. thank you. >> mr. president, are you going to visit the border? >> mr. president -- >> sean: where is the person that is supposed to hit the button that goes to bars and tone? oh, they missed it. no plans for biden to visit the border, either. ifth he

. >> harris: you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. my cohost emily compagno, town hall ata turgut fox news contributor katie pavlich, new -- miranda devine, and joining us today, host of "fox nation outdoors," joey jones. good to see everybody. your pocket square is amazing. you are on point. [laughter] was going to say, it's a colorful dr. seuss-like, but i don't know how everybody feels about that. let's start with the border situation, and the fact that it's only been a few weeks we've seen a change in policy, and now the dhs is looking at things may be a little bit clearer. joey. >> joey: people don't talk about the fact that this is not a border crisis; it's a crisis that starts at the border. come from dalton, georgia. this 78% hispanic, mostly mexican migrants, 32,000 people -- here's the deal about immigration policy. neither party has incentive to fix it. millions of people live in this country in the shadows. i went to school with a kid who came here illegally who are legitimate, legal citizens. they are not all voting democ

victoria thomas i think it is and harry have made? victoria thomas i think it is hard _ and harry have made? victoria thomas i think it is hard to _ and harry have made? victoria thomas i think it is hard to see _ and harry have made? victoria thomas i think it is hard to see how— and harry have made? victoria thomas i think it is hard to see how they - i think it is hard to see how they can't say something. it is now more than 2a hours since the interview for is dead in the us, and are two substantive allegations that are a real problem for buckingham palace in the interview, the allegations of racism and around the support given to meghan when she felt suicidal. can they really ignore those allegations, especially when you look at the headlines, the kind of comment are being raised around the interview, is it really something they can ignore? yesterday they were a number of meetings, as you would expect, within the palace walls, involving senior members of the royal family, including the queen, the prince of royals, the duke of ca

>> harris: it's a great question it. so i want to come in with a little breaking news and then i will get to that, peter doocy and chad pergram are reporting from capitol hill that if this is about to happen it would be the first time that biden and mccarthy have met if it happens. minority leader of the house kevin mccarthy has written to the president of the united states, joe biden asking to have a meeting about border issues. this is heating up and if the president still continues to look at this as something he can... what did he say the other day? he hopes, god willing, we can handle, you know what? god helps those who help themselves. we had help doing this, we knew what worked and politics got this current president to undo what was working. could we have done better? absolutely, we can always do better. were we not angry about the fact that there were children and family members separated and we needed to go find those kids on the north of 500 at one point under the last administration? of course we were upset a

an explosive interview with britain's prince harry and his wife meghan has sent shock waves around the world the pair lifted the lid on life inside the royal family including allegations of racism against one unnamed member megan also revealed intense pressure caused her to have suicidal thoughts the couple quick written for california last year this is d.w. news from berlin there's more on instagram and twitter at d w news or at d w dot com. one year ago this week the corona virus outbreak was declared a full blown pandemic while much of the world began shutting down women when into overdrive drafted to be at home teachers at home workers at the same time 24 hour mothers wives cooks the list is endless on this international women's day our world is all about her and him sex power politics and the prince the princess and a royal retreat i'm bringing off in berlin this is the day. world are you getting really good just being blown. and angry to the point of pulling over. a wall of just to watch this interview 2 hours long can one drama in it and sell it the soap operas on oprah winfrey'

stay tuned for that. >> harris: adding some spice to the facts there. we are going to take that andrew cuomo news conference whenever it starts. technically, he is going to talk about covid-19, and then make a statement. not sure how there would be a back-and-forth based on the news release i've just received here. it might even be virtual. just ahead as we celebrate national anthem to, a fierce debate in one state over their local officials have the right to regulate flying a flag, particularly the american flag, particularly the size that goes over the casket when you lose a loved one or veteran. they don't want you to be able to fly one big. speak i hope we find a way to protect our market flag from any suggestion that it is comparable to any other flag. mortgage ratt now's the time to refinance and turn your home equity into money for your family. that's me. introducing refiplus from newday usa. take advantage of record low rates plus get cash for security today or retirement tomorrow that's me. refiplus. only from newday usa. feel the clarity of no

she was interviewed alongside prince harry, she also says a member of the royalfamily raised harry, she also says a member of the royal family raised questions about the skin colour of their son archie. so we have interned in the conversation of he won't be given security, he is not going to be given a title... and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he is born. commentators called those allegations a stain on the royals. we will continue to bring reaction from around the world in the next few minutes. also on the programme, hundreds of protesters are trapped by security forces in myanmar and also the country's ambassador to the uk has broken ranks with the military and is calling for the release of democratically elected leader. more women have come forward with allegations against the governor of new york. we will speak to one of the journalists reporting on andrew cuomo. let's return now to the fallout from that oprah winfrey interview with harry and meghan. it is a moment of great importance in and of itself. but it also must be considered in the co