harris. >> harris: thank you very much. outrage in new york after the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg charged a convenience store owner with murder for defending his own store and life from a violent ex convict. is the biden administration covering up for hunter biden? >> to have 150 suspicious activity reports, hunter biden is a national security risk is what we've been saying all along. >> harris: james comer among them going after new rules that make it harder to look into hunter biden's financial activities. sean duffy will help peel back the curtain on this one in "focus" next. for every veteran homeowner who needs money for their family, it's a new day in america. air force, pararescue, five years. home values are at record highs. the newday 100 va loan lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's total value. and take an average of $60,000 cash. 25% more cash than they'd get at a bank. united states marine corps, aviation maintenance, five years. that's why veterans from every branch... united states army,

here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert. criminals at war with victims. criminals targeting police officers. and now getting help from the revolving door that prosecutors are swinging. i'm harris faulkner. the assault of two new york knee police officer caught on camera. a warning to our young viewers, children in the room that you may have. some may find the video we're about to show disturbing. give it a beat. the officers confronted a teenager after he apparently jumped the subway turnstile. he threw multiple punches and gets one officers in a choke hold. prosecutors charged him after he was arrested and then immediately let him go free. a retired nypd lieutenant in disbelief. >> if this doesn't demonstrate how far things have gotten out of control, i don't know what will. this would never happen years ago. it would never happen like this because they would have the fear of being prosecuted. they would have the fear of repercussions from the police. that's not the conditions today. today cops walk around by themselves, look what we've come to. >> harri

here is harris on a friday. bye-bye. >> harris: breaking news with the president of the united states in a place that he once promised to make a pariah state. biden is about to meet with the crown prince of saudi arabia and his campaign rhetoric was so tough on the saudis and, of course, now we need their oil, he says. he is arriving in that country. the expectations are high for america to be strong. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". we have seen record breaking gas prices under president biden. the peak more than $5 per gallon. it has been a tough run and continues to be for americans. the white house, though, insists that this trip goes far beyond oil. to a host of other national security issues. critics say the real objective of president biden's trip is to try to convince the world's largest exporter of oil to ramp up production to drive down those prices for us. while americans are suffering from high gas prices and crippling inflation, he goes there. i've said he is begging for oil.

here is harris. bye-bye. >> harris: fox news alert. the nation learning that consumers are about to get hit by a new problem with the economy. the companies which make the goods that we buy are now being hit by record breaking prices. this is from a new inflation report now out this morning. and why is the biden administration still trying to pass the blame? who knows? it's not working. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the producer price index up 11.3% over last year. now adding to fears of a recession compounding trouble for americans after yesterday's consumer prices index hit a four-decade high. notice the number on the left for wholesale prices, the goods being made for us, is cooking hotter than the inflation that we're faced with. now how long do you think it will take for them to pass that along to the consumer? will they even have a choice? former trump economic advisor explains it this way. >> i would like to walk through how you should think about inflation so people understand why. if you start the ca

. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we'll begin with this fox news alert. the white house taking all the credit now for any relief, however small, that you are feeling at the gas pump. they want all the credit. the sky high prices have come down a bit. and president biden's team is claiming victory even though they have been blaming putin for the prices. critics accuse the president of trying to have it both ways. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". for months the administration has blamed what they called putin's price hike. the pandemic and they even went after oil companies. senior economic advisor jared bernstein denies any hypocrisy, though. >> there is no both way thinking at all. >> it was putin's fault. when they are coming down he gets the credit. >> i think what's happening here is a president working tirelessly to address the largest constraint, probably the toughest constraint facing american households right now. we're showing you here today some real results par

harris faulkner up next. >> harris: fox news alert a major political crisis in the making for america's closest ally in the world. british prime minister boris johnson has quit his job today. in this immediately follows 50 lawmakers who resign from government in the past 36 hours. the future of the british government is now up in the air as we wait to learn who will be the successor. i am harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." johnson's three years in office damaged by multiple ethics scandals. on the list the covid lockdown party known as party gate. an promoted lawmaker christopher pinter despite knowing about sexual harassment allegations against him. johnson will stay on for now until a replacement is chosen. >> it is clearly not the will of the parliamentary conservative party and that should be a new leader of that party and a new prime minister. i know there will be many people who will be relieved and perhaps also quite a few of you will be disappointed. i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up the best job in the world. but them's the breaks. >> harris: ste

, harris. you are right. the bill that would prevent lawmakers and their spouses from trading stocks while in office is sitting in a standstill with no vote scheduled on that. what is getting a vote is this chips bill that would get $50 billion to u.s. chip makers. that is significant because last month before the vote is scheduled to occur this week her husband, paul, made a million dollar purchase in a chip company nvidia. if the chip bill passes and the president signs it the bet could pay off in a big way. the timing of his stock buy is sparking some questions. >> the timing is that a long time ago or a year ago my husband bought -- we have been following technology for a very long time. these were options that were purchased a long time ago at that time that came due. >> there are questions why bipartisan efforts to ban lawmakers and their spouses are synth stagnant and not coming up. there is bipartisan support like alexandria ocasio-cortez and senator josh hawley who both support this id

think about this, harris. they supposedly campaign for this job, supposedly 81 million people voted and this is what we have. a bumbling, stumbling, so-called commander in chief who just last month didn't even acknowledge d-day until about 9:30 p.m. i think it was about after a slew of criticisms of hey can we do recognize the significance of the day? so my surprised he, 1, confirmed the name of the town illinois was experiencing such chaos and anguish? no. my surprised he stumbled on the second venture on the lawn? no. it's just more a reflection of how disastrous this entire administration is, but more important to them to talk about their so-called political win that fancy so-called bipartisan gun reform package, and we see just how much this actually does. >> harris: i want to get to this because if he can to help a democrat come november or when any of them run by the time he gets out of office, the question becomes what will he be doing with this free time? certainly not studying about where the mass sho

>> harris: i don't want to know. i'm grateful the assassination attempt on justice kavanaugh's life also did not -- was not brought to fruition. we're getting fortunate here but luck runs out. i would just say this one thing quickly and we'll move on. with regard to this case, normally we would say something like this as journalists, let's wait until it all plays out and they'll find out from the man because of politics. they let him go so quickly without bail we won't get the kind of answers. i don't want to call it convenient but it only benefits one side. >> you are absolutely right. i think we should see that in a clear-eyed way for what it is. we need to have a better approach to this and we need to guard the people who serve us in these important roles and if we don't, there is going to be consequences in terms of a lot of things and as you said, harris, we can only be so lucky for so long. >> harris: let's get to this. for four years now federal prosecutors are looking into hunter biden's shady business deals.

cal harris seem to have it all. a beautiful family, a successful business, and a big house on a lake. but all was not as it seemed. it was september 11th, 2001, as the world witnessed the tragedies unfolding in new york, washington, d.c., and pennsylvania. the harris family was struck by heartbreak much closer to home. cal's wife michelle had disappeared. here with the house on the lake, is keith morrison. >> it's a long winding ride. this tale. stutter with surprises. >> i just felt like i was being kidnapped and broad daylight, nobody can help me. >> it's a story of his life, and there's. >> we cannot sit here in silence and watch another travesty of justice take place. >> it's about their world, the one that fell apart in a time they cannot recall. >> do you remember very much about your mom anymore? >> not really. >> it's a long time. >> it's about what happened on the september day the rest of the world can't forget. >> is there a corner of your brain that thinks maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not a

. >> i do care about this. >> harris: prince harry and mick and marco and the united nations general assembly today. that is the story. the dutch of sussex a key address for nelson mandela which is a beautiful occasion. actress megan marco was convinced by harry and hollywood team that she could be as beloved as princess diana and the author writes harry's friends said he was nuts for dating megan marco after she got upset over their strokes about feminism and transgender people. all right, kayleigh. >> kayleigh: if she wants to play princess diana, no, no, no. in my view, just perfect, polite and wonderful and this is her jealous attempt to try to get as much attention as kate middleton but it's not going to work, sorry. >> harris: when you give us a lot of thought. i >> kayleigh: i did, sorry. >> harris: no, don't be. >> steve: one thing i would point out and they use i'm from sussex. i grew up and it's a real place so for the people of sussex when they come out, i don't know. >> harris: would you explain it to me because i thought they gave up royalties. >> steve: i truly don't ge

>> that's right, harris. they set up, they have a couple people there, you had a transport and you had the one cbp agent. but what happens is you've got these hundreds of people there, and all of the sudden you can hear on the radio that they are runners. and this is what they do. they flood the zone, so the other agents have to go out and chase the runners because they are the ones bringing drugs and maybe they are the ones who have a criminal record, maybe the terrorists coming in. so they have to try to find those people while this guy did a great job with these hundreds and hundreds of people just sitting there. he was trying to keep order with them waiting for additional transport to come. >> harris: the invasion, that particular word has meaning in terms of attracting resources. tell us about that. >> well, it's a constitutional term that allows the state to defend itself from an invasion, and a lot of people say that is the state, but even james mattis and talked about it as a nonstate actor. we are be

>> harris: and it's not green. >> kennedy: co2! >> harris: they don't care. they don't want you there, either. >> i think i know why he's at the u.n., because it's part of the smoke and mirrors thing that meghan markle has created and they came to this country and she said, "this is what you have to do, you have to stand up and make yourself relevant," and that's how they're going make money and that's what he's doing. because clearly he follows her drumbeat. but there are a lot of people who say, just because you are speaking doesn't mean you're relevant. he had an opportunity under the royal family to be relevant and have some influence, to go around and work on their causes. don't come here and try to preach things you don't know about. if you don't understand something, don't speak about it. my favorite thing, what i would say to them if i could if i was standing in front of them, stick to mention, go raise the chickens in the back, and zip it. >> and he's talking about rolling back constitutional rights, ironic coming from a guy who said this: >> it's a

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: the president is having to bend to the will of one democrat yet again. senator joe manchin is blocking democrats' money grab for their climate agenda and today president biden is set to take executive action. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". team biden is trying to work through their climate conundrum. at this hour is commander-in-chief will go to massachusetts to talk clean energy at what used to be a coal plant. the senator has told party leaders he doesn't support a spending plan that includes billions of dollars for the climate, at least not right now. while the president is preparing to use his pen to deliver some green energy dreams to the far left, he is putting something on hold. reportedly to try to make manchin happy. for now, biden will not declare a national emergency at the climate. biden has been quiet on manchin in general. other dems didn't get that message. >> it is not fair to string people along for a year and not come

. >> bill: harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: breaking news on capitol hill. right now the senate judiciary committee is calling out the u.s. supreme court and warning of dire circumstances and consequences after the roe v. wade decision. republicans are battling to make the safety of the high court's conservative justices a priority throughout the politics in face of the ongoing and very dangerous protest potential. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". merrick garland and the department of justice are under growing pressure right now to do what is necessary to protect justices. activist groups on the left are now offering bounties for information on the locations of the conservative members of the high court so they can physically confront them in public and it is already started. leadership at today's hearing opened with this. >> the overturning roe supreme court has unleashed a healthcare crisis across america. make no mistake. women's health and in some cases their lives are at risk. >> regardless of views on this issue we should all re

>> harris: lara? >> lara: if you go back to his documentary, "an inconvenient truth," a lot of the things he predicted would happen did not happen. there was a chance that the polar ice caps are going to melt, the polar bears are not going to have anywhere to be. mount kilimanjaro is going to have no snow left in ten years and obviously none of those things happened. i think the problem is there is so much hyperbole around the climate situation. then you get people who are gluing themselves to pieces of art, people doing these really radical, outlandish things, when you are not addressing the main concerns. when you're not talking about china, india, you are leaving these people to pollute the rest of the world and then it's supposed to be up to the rest of us to either pay the high gas prices or get on board with an electric car. i think people find it really frustrating to hear -- john, you just pointed out, from someone clearly flying around on the private plane all the time, talking to us and tell

♪ ♪ >> harris: this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner here is my coast, emily compagno, and we are joined by morgan ortagus, tammy bruce, and charlie kirk. it's going to get hot shell. we begin the sticker of the house nancy pelosi find herself embroiled in yet another controversy following her husband's recent dui and controversial stock trades, and a chilling morning from one of our nations greatest rivals, china, now warning it is getting seriously prepared for the house speaker to potentially visit. seriously prepared, they call it. she's going to the island of taiwan later this month. the communist nation which is historically claiming the island as its own territory has had this to say on the speakers possible visit. here's a quote. "if the u.s. side insists on making the visit, the chinese side will take firm and strong measures to safeguard our sovereignty and territorial integrity. the u.s. must assume full responsibility for any serious consequence arising thereof. taiwan's military is now bracing for a pote

harris. >> harris: all right, rich, thank you very much. i want to bring in kellyanne conway polling expert and senior counselor to president trump. thank you so much for being in "focus." let's begin with what the polling tells us. go deep for us, kellyanne. >> "the new york times" poll is devastating harris, 33% approve of joe biden. 64% of democrats want someone else. they have concluded joe biden is not even trying to be a good president. they are whistling right past him. note how they are not saying off or on the record. you know what? let's let kamala take over now. thanks for making history with her. we would like the vice president to step in. seems like they looked past her, too. u.s. governors in california and illinois, the high tax, high regulation states that hate school choice, did a terrible job throughout the pandemic. spend way too much money and yet they think they should be running against joe biden. in that same "new york times" polydug deeply this morning. 94% of democrats under the age of 30 say they want someone othe

. ♪ ♪ >> harris: you were watching "outnumbered," i am harris faulkner. here with dagen mcdowell, lara trump, dr. nicole saphier, and jimmy failla. >> jimmy: hey, hey, hey. >> harris: the luckiest man in america hanging with -- i mean, you got to freddie hang with us. >> jimmy: it is great to be here. this is a really big deal. >> harris: she is a doctor and we have time to find out. [laughter] okay come americans are getting crushed as inflation hits its highest level in 40 years. now, they are turning to a last resort. long lines are back at food banks around the nation. in these images are so importunate. working americans finding it harder and harder to see their families now relying on handouts for the very first time. food banks are struggling to keep up with soaring demand, especially since federal programs are giving less food to distribute. and with the price of gasoline nationwide surging to $5 in june, it is harder than ever to make ends meet. it's come down a little bit smooth but the pressure point on our pocketbooks is high. and local charit

we didn't have harry styles at the time. >> harris: a lot is changed. and maybe he could teach neuroscience too, i don't know. >> may be a doctor. >> harris: that would be a big secret. >> absolutely. he knew his way around a scalpel? [whistling] >> to >> harris: i don't really care. i think what checked his head and so on point. if this is what college students want to focus on, i mean, it is up to them. it is their money until biden decides to pay all their bills. but until now, i'm just glad it's not k through third grade. i totally agree with that. i think this is where this lives. >> the individual certainly has the right in terms of education how you direct education. i shouldn't be on the hook to pay for it though. >> what are they going to get out of it? it's not that it's not a worthwhile discussion. is this an extracurricular to pad your elective? if it is, that is fine. you might learn something from it. i went to an unconventional university, the university of las vegas. and when i took a class it was on dancing and entertainment and they ha

>> harris: of course not. he didn't speak out when brett kavanaugh's life is under threat, attempted assassination. he's not going to speak out. but the left is comfortable and some of this. he says it comes with the political territory. he said that because he was mad at kyrsten sinema because she was not supporting him on his build back better. and he was a kid with the people who showed up at senator manchin's boat where he was living, he was okay with all of that, because that was what his narrative was. all of that is not guarded carefully. you can't have people geo-tagging and doxxing. >> emily: he was trying to punish her for her position on build back better, because earlier today he thanked her by name and for her courage. i think she exhibited a lot more courage in the restroom, being followed there by the videographer and having it all over the internet and having her president say, "that's just politics, honey." i paraphrased that last part. let's talk that would level of condemnation the president

harris faulkner is up next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. backlash intense and non-stop right now from political critics to voters. with inflation spinning out of control, the president was meeting with the saudi crown prince trying to hard sell a fresh iran deal that benefits no one but iran and a threat to israel. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". the high cost of food is unbearable for many americans. there is simply no way for the biden administration to deflect from that fact. national economic council director brian deese with this. >> of course what's important is looking forward and the administration and all of us are focused on where else can we reduce costs for families even as we try to bring down the deficit and help to reduce inflation on the fiscal policy side? the united states is in a better position than any other country in the world right now. if we make these right policy choices it will matter and make a difference and bring prices down more quickly and give us a better chance to drive that transi

harris. >> harris: wow. when you talk about how they are marking territory with women's underwear, we have seen this with gangs and cartels down by the border in arizona where they will take the tennis shoes of the people they brutalized and hang them from street signs on the american side. what you describe is so much pain. all right, matt finn, great reporting, thank you very much. let's get to this. turning the heat up on hunter. we could soon know if president biden's son will face criminal charges. sources telling fox news the investigation has now reached a critical stage. the source revealed the d.o.j. is considering whether to charge the president's son with various tax crimes and possibly foreign lobbying violations. in "focus" now jason chaffetz, former republican congressman of utah. great to see you. what could penalties look like criminally for hunter biden? >> it is the whole range, the whole mix. if you have tax violations you have problems with the i.r.s. you have potential gun charges, you h

thank you very much. >> great talking to you, harris. >> harris: starbucks will shut down some of its locations in some huge cities across america. democrat-led cities coincidentally. what's prompting the coffee giant to close its doors? plus the murder charge against a worker at a new york city bodega is causing an uproar. >> it is a prime example that the problem our cities are facing with several of the district attorneys in new york city particularly bragg in manhattan. he turned the criminal justice system in that on its head. >> harris: they're calling for manhattan's liberal d.a. to drob the murder charge against jose alba, calling it a clear case of self-defense. what will bragg do? new york republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis is in "focus" next. >> tech: need to get your windshield fixed? safelite makes it easy. >> tech vo: you can schedule in just a few clicks. and we'll come to you with a replacement you can trust. >> man: looks great. >> tech: that's service on your time. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ this is the gillettelabs

woman: i'm going to support harry reid. woman 2: senator paul laxalt will be retiring at the end of this term. laxalt: i've done my political bit, and that's it for me. [lively tune playing] reid: i've ner taken my good fortune for granted. there's one other thing i've never taken for granted, and that's you. [rousing music pla] tom brokaw: there were enough voteto bring about a fundamental shift of power in washington. in nevada, congressman harry reid was a giant killer, winning the senate seat of president reagan's close friend, paul laxalt, now retired. christensen: it's election night, harry reid has won the senate seat. big celebration, lots of reporters around, microphones getting stuck in his face. one reporter asks him, "what's the most important thing you're going to work on?" reid: i said, "water." now, frankly, at that time, i didn't know what i was talking about. man: from a staff perspective, one of the things i really appreciated about him is his sort of decisiveness. he would make a decision, and then you wo

we will ask kamala harris about that. come join us as "america reports" at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> mainstream media double standard is showing yet again critics call out "the new york times" over these very different way it covers congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez and maillot florez. the texas republican "far right latino hole in the past new york democrat aoc has a political star and not just "new york times," carley, multiple magazines. she has been a cover star for multiple magazines for quite some time. >> and how they characterize the cover, they characterize republicans as pouncing. the language is so fleeting and so-and-so partisan. how do they know that she is far right? she doesn't have a voting record. she won yesterday and she ran on a platform saying she has a daughter of an immigrant. she was born in mexico, the first mexican born and usually the media loves spirit about for her come a very different story. >> you hit the nail on the head come at the media loves that kind of story. aoc won collec

look at that, harris. also interesting to me as debra messing and these others are complaining he hasn't done enough about the dobbs decision. what he supposed to do? if you want to give him a break, give him a break for following the opinion of the court which he is supposed to do as an executive. steel and he came at office thinking he had a mandate and try to act like a dictator. he flips things he knew he shouldn't have flipped like border policies and energy policies, so on and so forth, so they were anticipating him being a dictator. he just said gas companies have to lower their prices not understanding that the bulk of gas stations are owned by mom-and-pops, which have a 2-5 sent to cent profit margin. i don't know what you think america looks like. they expect him to run the country with his vision but he can't run. he can barely walk his messaging. and i don't say that to pick on him and his physicality, i say that he can't walk, chew gum, do all these things at the same time and turn around and

it's true. >> harris: that's beyond dumb. being generous in this moment, there is an argument the fact that she pleaded guilty. the quiet we are hearing from this administration. i'm crossing my fingers that's true. >> harris: i'm trusting her loved one on getting the word out. it still needs to be spoken about. >> harris: we need a president that does something. according to a new public service announcement new yorkers have something even bigger to worry about. a nuclear attack. ♪ ♪ for every veteran homeowner who needs money for their family, it's a new day in america. air force, pararescue, five years. home values are at record highs. the newday 100 va loan lets veterans borrow up to 100% of their home's total value. and take an average of $60,000 cash. 25% more cash than they'd get at a bank. united states marine corps, aviation maintenance, five years. that's why veterans from every branch... united states army, military police, eight years. ...from every specialty... marines, infantry, four years. ...from every len

harry shimmin is no stranger to adrenaline. in fact, the 27-year-old british isles native holds the guinness world record for most back flips while skydiving. but nothing could have prepared harry for what happened while in the tian shan mountains in kyrgyzstan. nine brits and one american on a guided tour when harry heard ice cracking behind him. harry says he didn't run because he was on a cliffside and knew that the ledge would be his only chance of taking shelter. >> oh, dear god. >> harry writing on instagram, "when the snow started coming over and it got dark and harder to breathe, i thought i might die. behind the rock, it was like being inside a blizzard. once it was over, the adrenaline rush hit me hard. i was only covered in a small layer of snow, without a scratch." harry digging himself out and rejoining the group who had been further away. a few scrapes and bruises, but otherwise they were okay. harry saying that if the group had walked five minutes further into the trek, they would all have died. if you look caref

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> harris: this is "outnumbered." hello, everybody, i am harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, joining us in person. kellyanne conway and charlie hurt's. well, first lady jill biden with a keep lock with backlash over comments about she had inclusivity. a speech to progressive hispanic voters in san antonio called latinx event. watch. >> role helped build this organization with the understanding that the diversity of this community as distinct as the bodega lewis of the bronx and the beautiful blossom of miami and unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio. [applause] is your strength. >> harris: kayleigh, she didn't practice. i'm afraid if she did. [laughter] and hispanic journalist fired back with this. nha encourages the first lady and communications team to take time to better understand the complexity of our people and communities. we are not tacos. our heritage as latinos is shaped by various historic cultures and food traditions. do not reduce us to stereotypes. the first lady's team has since apologized

[applause] >> harris: such a beautiful ceremony. the timing of it of course is colliding with another huge story that is happening right now. they will continue the procession of giving out the highest military honors to vietnam vets, and our hearts are with them in that room. that is so important, and so needed, and long overdue god bless them for their service. service. in highland park, illinois, they are getting ready to give us an update, the police department is set to hold a news conference any moment now, because it was due at noon. literally, they are checking the mics, it is coming. we're listening for the charges against that 21-year-old who wanted to become a rapper and put all of that violence all over the internet. he is the main suspect in all this. we're listening for charges and that, and also in details in the investigation after this massacre that occurred at july 4th parade in a chicago suburb yesterday. the shooting rocks one of the wealthiest neighborhoods there. just as vice president, harris now gets ready to

harris doesn't decide to run unless biden doesn't run. if biden doesn't run, that opens up the gate for harris. and then newsom has to find that time. that perfect time, when he believes that harris is floundering but not so early that he insults large segments of the party. so, that is where the delicate surgery has to take place. >> thank you, larry. my kappa career spending, 47 presidents and a global pandemic. dr. anthony says that he's ready to retire. today the nation's top disease expert says that he plans to retire by the end of president biden's term. he hasn't picked an exact date yet. dr. fauci is the chief medical adviser as you know, and he has led the infectious disease institute since 1984. he has been america's top expert through countless diseases from hiv, a.i.d.s., ebola, sica, and of course covid-19. >>> a hero emerges from a tragedy, we continue to learn more about that deadly mall shooting near indianapolis, it happened yesterday, the suspect, here he is, 20-year-old jonathan's abdomen. police say betty opened fire i

i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my cohost, harris faulkner and emily compagno. also joining us as lisa boothe and richard fowler. what we are about to see, mla, is a giant red herring. i had our brain room look at what we found. currently no states ban or have attempted to ban interstate travel to obtain abortions. that's the crux of the steel we are about to sign. not only that if you read the opinion, brett kavanaugh has an occurrence and it says this, some of the other abortion related legal questions raised by state's decisions are not too especially difficult as a constitutional matter. for example, a state cannot bar a resident of another state from traveling to another state to obtain an abortion. in my view the answer to that question is not based on the constitutional right to interstate travel. brett kavanaugh, john roberts, three liberal justices, that equals five. he's trying to go after something that quite simply if you read the opinion is a red herring to. >> i think that's what i've dovetails on to what we've been hearing from the progressive lef

that would make sense kamala harris is more popular and kamala harris would announce the last two years making one gaffe after another after another basically proving to the american people she is not serious as a vice president. i don't think that she works at the top. that is even scarier -- >> steve: i keep saying things on twitter, biden lets go. , would be worse. he's nothing. i have met her and the real kamala harris actually is potentially the kind of moderate and we need to have less matters. but she such a politician. she won't stand up to the left. biden is getting it from all sides. and l he's not strong enough or fighting and you have gavin newsom come i will full fight on board for these issues. >> and the national conversation every time he can, pete buttigieg. even if he doesn't run in 2024,4 kamala harris will have a lot of competition. you will see that they are running out of time. republicans are already in case president trump doesn't run tom cotton said he was running no matter what and you know, everyone is angling already on the republican side. i think democrats

kamala harris is supposed to be heading up the charge for all of that. obviously went down to the border one time. forget about the fact that we have 40 year high inflation. forget about the high gas prices. forget about the embarrassment on the world stage and the failure they are. this is where our government is putting the effort and it is really sad. and i will tell you one thing, if i am xi jinping of china and looking to overtake america as the superpower of the world that i see a video like this as absurd as this is from the vice president in the united states, man, i am pretty sure that i am on the fast track to overtaking america and sadly sooner rather than later. >> sean: i guess this will pan out in the election, we have a midterm coming up in november. the first indication whether people are happy with their policies and i don't see how they possibly could. i can't think of a single subject where they have been successful. but now there is another level of this and that is that they want to teach kids all of this. you know, sometimes doctors

harris: our president has fought for decades to end the terror of gun violence. he has taken on the gun lobby and one. as a senator, joe helped pass, mr. -- now i: mr. president. he passed the brady handgun violence prevention act. [applause] v.p. harris: which as we know as a background check system that is prevented more than 3 million firearms from [applause] falling into dangerous hands. v.p. harris: and he passed a 10 year ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. [applause] as vice president, joe biden led the obama biden administration's effort to reduce gun violence. president joe biden knows the tremendous pain of gun violence. he has seen it up close, he has held hands with parents who lost children and with children who lost parents. president biden knows the urgency of this fight and he will continue to do all in his power to protect the people of our nation. and now it is my honor to welcome garnell whitfield junior who has -- who i spent time with and his family mourning the loss . mr. whitfield. [applause] >> good morning. madam vice pres

and that you did make a good point about kamala harris. and there is somebody that she is we have not seen and somebody she is afraid to be. steve: that's why she makes these nervous mistakes because she is not being herself. we are out of time. how great to have you here. thank you for joining us. we will be back next sunday on "the next revolution". trey: good evening thank you forin joining us, i'm trey gowdy, we begin with a fox news alert could multiple systemic failures, conclusion of texas state lawmakers who investigated the mass shooting at robb elementary school in uvalde, tes may, 400 local state and federal law enforcement officers responded to the shooting. but this investigation found egregiously poor decision making, how do you stand

over kamala harris. kennedy: i'm so glad to say that. >> i haven't been whatever would say -- the drama within the hillary clinton supporters with major donors and people shifting to kamala harris, foreign politics too far left for us but the she is the right at that level of experience. kennedy: absolutely. [laughter] elizabeth warren, even though i disagree with her on a lot, the policy work. she can freestyle on banking and all sorts of -- >> she researches, presents, she doesn't get uncomfortable, you never see her looking away or turning away so that's it. kennedy: right now the main issue, it's not just competence, it age. the same issue people have with president biden's age, they also have with president trump's agent and i don't know if anyone will either watch hillary facing and coughing in public for two years because whatever she was going through in 2016, she'll be seven and a half years worse. >> they better be able to watch this happen and here's why you and i know she's a stray kat, she's

kamala harris and i went to elementary school. she started her career in the bay area and defeated a long time: to become the attorney for san francisco. then one art fortress for attorney general was reelected to a second term in 2014 two years. she was elected to united states itto represent the latest most raucous, most diverse constituency in the country. with her she brought to washington early goal prosecutorial and political chops. let's just say that the senate judiciary committee on which she serves the senate as a whole have never quite been the same. [applause] thank goodness. thank goodness. now with the 20/20 presidential campaign already gearing up senator harris name appears on every list and long of potential democratic candidates. why is that? she's been throughout her career to be a joyful warrior as she puts it willing to take on big corporations, fight to protect, work to raise the minimum wage, the education more accessible and reform the criminal justice system and lyto stand more sharply in contrast to the p

pelosi: harry? [dial tone] christensen: by this time, people knew that they would write harry reid off at their own peril. he knew how to get things done, and they could either get on board or be left behind. baca: while senator reid was working to kill coal plants, at the same time, the nevada state legislature was actually making its own mos towards ending coal power. atkinson: expand renewable energy, retirent of coal plants. all those in favor, say "aye." all: aye. baca: senate bill 123 was passed. it bically ended coal power in nevada, and it mandated that there would be no more power plants and that the existing power plants had to be sunsetted. atkinson: ok, we are adjourned. raborn: right around that same time was, you know, the recession. woman: the stock market is now down 21%. man: 'cause we're now down 43%. man: the dow traders are standing there watching in amazement, and i don't blame 'em. raborn: in d.c., senator and his leadership staff and congress worked to pass the american reinve

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and that you did make a good point about kamala harris. and there is somebody that she is we have not seen and somebody she is afraid to be. steve: that's why she makes these nervous mistakes because she is not being herself. we are out of time. how great to have you here. thank you for joining us. we will be back next sunday on "the next revolution". trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, it's "sunday night in america," we begin with fox news alert, multiple systemic failures, the conclusion of texas state lawmakers who investigated mass shooting at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, 19 students, two teachers were murdered in may, 400 local state and federal law enforcement officers responded to the shooting. but this investigation found egregiously poor decision making, how do you stand

harry says the idea from first amendment is bonkers. almost as night as his silver spoon skin tag from great britain measuring is how we should run our country but he didn't grow up in great britain, he grew up in a bubble so he and his homewrecker wife can take their own climate destroying hot air from the two face and that's the memo. it's ginger locks in this country. i guess the three countries would be great britain, u.s. and canada where they should really move to, prince harry managed to upset everyone in the uk in making everyone that here in the u.s., will he ever find a home just right for his royal bs? chris, kevin and dave. chris, am i being too hard on poor prince harry? >> not at all. do you remember when i first announced they were splitting from the royal family because they wanted to lead a quiet life out of the spotlight? these two attention wars make aoc looks like she's camera shy. when i read -- by the way, the vocal article where meghan markle talks about the got world reaction, i thought that's the same reaction t

because i've never met prince harry. i do think it's particularly strange to have a speech about nelson mandela, to have a white guy, white prince remembers mandela. maybe you could have picked someone else, maybe someone else. i am evading the question. >> greg: you are good friends with -- >> i wouldn't say i was good friends. we went to a wedding together when she lived in new york. she is the person that -- i will say that the person that she is in front of the world today does not surprise me. >> greg: so you're saying she is a -- right? you can say. she doesn't watch the show. >> you never know. you're the highest rating show in late night tonight. >> that's how you do it. >> greg: that i get out of tough questioning, america. you flatter the host. >> i should be able to get out of that. >> greg: that was pretty good. completely lost my train of thought. the problem -- is the problem that he came here saying that he rejected the entitlements of royalty and now he's kind of expecting more of royalty or more entitlem

but as you and i, and harry, we're talking about earlier. as we think about the case, the backgrounds of the victims as well as those who were injured. it may factor in to what's next in this case, might it? >> exactly, right. here's what i would expect tonight. if they can lock this guy in, if he is the killer, forensically, and maybe from a statement. they will try to get a murder warrant, one murder warrant, because, you know, you have these rifle shots, that are going into these victims. you have to get the ballistics firearms identification. to match, you have to get a forensic firearms examiner to look at the projectile, you can retrieve, compare it to the rifle. that would be the strongest evidence. you can do it without that, that would be the strongest evidence. you don't need it for all six victims or all of the 20 wounded you just need it for one. so you can get the warrant to hold him and get a high bail. and then you can come in with a laboratory work later. and remember, the rifle round can go right through the person. you know