i mean, black people didn't even support kamala harris. jim -- it did not support kamala harris. she dropped out. why did people support her? they found out she was willie brown societies when she was in san francisco where she became attorney general of california. she was smoking blonde and locking up black men for doing the same thing. between her and joe biden they put more black men and change than robert ely and jeff davis combined. and then she had to shake joe biden down to get the vice presidency, so what does she do? she calls akon, jay z, p. diddy and al sharpton and asked them to write a letter and told joe biden, if you don't nominate me as vice president we are going to sink your campaign. joe biden being scared as hell did it, so now we look at her and she has a mess and i'm going to tell you something, as big a mess as joe biden is, as much as i like him i pray every night that he don't die, because if he does, and, here's becomes president we are in a world of hurt. >> tucker: but she identifies as a woman, how can you say that! >> she also identifies as asian or

is time to reassess our view of kamala harris. if you watch you know that for more than a year now you've hado a pretty conventional understanding of this country's first black indian partrs canadian vice president who also happens tosi identify as a woman. now we assume that kamala harris was historically unpopular because she's historically incompetent and fake. we assume she earned her low approval. so we're not alone in that. lots off other people have comea to the very same conclusion. there's currently a debate among software engineers about whether harris is even of biological origin or instead the product of a classified government. evei project gone wrong. we don't know the answer, but we certainly understandnd the questionon . she's that synthetic. so again, until the other day we assume that people don't like kamala harris because d she's highlyca unlikable. keep in mind that even her own husband kisses or with a mask on to us that seemed like a pretty clear sign. but we're here tonight to tellu you that assumptions can

kamala harris with that wonderful. >> kamala harris has been sworn in. >> first woman vice president. >> our first woman vice president. it will be a historic day. >> come harris will be the first woman vice president of the united states. >> the first woman in american history elected to national office, vice president kamala harris. don't tell me things can change. >> tucker: don't tell me things can't change. they can change and they have agency of the day we were getting goose bumps but now they are ghosting kamala harris like a bad tender date. they are pretending she doesn't exist. in doing that the democratic party is embracing white supremacy. how? well, the democratic party leaders claim to deny harris the job she's earned as the democratic nominee and replace her the next cycle with yet another, wait for it, white man. let's try beto. mayor pete. do you notice the theme? pale and male. they are -- equity and inclusion are fine if you're hiring middle managers at a big company. you never hire a middle-aged white guy at citibank. probably illegal. airlines and hospitals, too m

vice president kamala harris is at sfo right now. we're going to take you there live, show you her getting off air force two and who's greeting her. >>> also, yesterday we had that explosive testimony, today is the question is will others come forward. january 6th committee members hoping that the former white house aide will encourage more people to testify. we're also seeing denials and pushback against some of witness statements. >> one more day of salacious headlines, and we're seeing secret service agents saying it didn't happen. >>> plus, ready to retire officially. when supreme court justice stephen breyer will turn in his black robe. >>> and what lies beneath. we investigate potential toxic waste in san francisco and how pg&e is responding. >>> good wednesday, everyone, the news at 5:30 starts right now. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. we take you out live to sfo, san francisco international airport. quite a collection of women right there. leaders here locally and nationally. vice president kamala harris with her ba

kamala harris, wasma that wonderful. here's a riquet kamala harris just being sworn in the first woman vice president and our first woman vice president. we'll see our first woman vice president. it will be a historic day. kamala harris will be the first woman vice president of the united states. we markrere his swearing in as the first woman in american history elected to national office vice president kamala harris. don't tell me things can't change. don't tell me things can't change. oh , they can change and they have those justt the other. we're getting goosebumps listening to it, but now they're ghosting. kamalabu harris like a bad tindh date. they're pretending she doesn't existre p in fact, in doing thar the democratic party is embracing white supremacy. how well democratic party leaders plan to deny harris the job that she has earned as democratic nominee and replace her in the next cycle with yet another wayit for it now f white man, let's try bato. how about mayor pete notice a theme here and male is there fore

>> sean: kamala harris and joe biden are the problem. listen, i've done events where presidents or vice presidents come into the state and there is wild excitement of people who make more money than the three of us and want to take a picture with the president or vice president. it's a great shrine to their political acumen and then they give to the dnc or rnc. kamala harris can't get $15,000, they have to slash the price down to $5000, which is still a lot of money, but people pay $15 or 20,000 for a picture. people have had enough. this is not inflation because the kind of people paying this price, inflation is not affecting them. inflation is fine in their homes, they don't like kamala harris, joe biden or the direction of this country. >> ashley: harris approval rating 56 disapprove. house majority whip looking to 2024 and mentions kamala harris, take a listen. >> there is no question in my mind joe biden is doing what needs to be done for this great country of ours. if he chooses not to run again, first on my list after him would be

vice president kamala harris is at sfo right now. we're going to take you there live, show you her getting off air force two and who's greeting her. >>> also, yesterday we had that explosive testimony, today is the question is will others come forward. january 6th committee members hoping that the former white house aide will encourage more people to testify. we're also seeing denials and pushback against some of witness statements. >> one more day of salacious

will kamala harris run for president in 2024? let's be clear here, as of right now, president biden's camp says he's planning on running for re-election in 2024, but we know very well things change quickly in politics. not just the vice president, her longtime political ally is making moves. governor newsom just bought tv ads that will air in florida starting july 4th. his re-election campaign hasn't released what those ads will be or what they'll look like, but it raises the question why is the california governor advertising in florida or any other state for that matter. joining us now is nolan, professor of media studies and history at cal state east bay. professor, nice to have you back on the program. let's start off the bat here, if president biden changes his course and decides not to run in 2024, is kamala harris the democrat's best option to run? >> i can't really speak to whether or not harris is the best option, but i do think it looks really clear that the sharks smell blood in the water and they are circling. you kno

[laughter] >> i love kamala harris. >> what has kamala harris done? >> equality in the education system. >> how has kamala help to quality? >> i wasn't expecting this -- ♪ ♪ >> nancy pelosi, how is her leadership quality? >> i saw her rip the paper up, she was behind donald trump and i don't think any leader should do that. >> she is the definition of term limits. >> she's got that nasty little site to her. she and trump didn't get along. >> people call her crazy nancy. >> what about resident joe biden? >> he has alzheimer's. >> he should be in retirement. >> i hate his guts. >> can you put anyone in there that can read a prompter. >> who do you think is running it over there? >> we don't know. >> gas prices have doubled. >> everyone would like to have inflation go down. >> not my fault, i have no responsibility. ♪ ♪ >> aoc is leading the green revolution. >> nothing wrong with that. >> where is your electric car park? >> not everyone can afford a car or a car. period. >> i'm a hot rod had, you get rid of gas cars, that's crazy. >> florida gov

with vice president kamala harris. i'm serious a photo with kamala harris is the only thing in biden's america that's actually gotten cheaper. the dnc reportedly slashed the price for a picture with the v.p. from $15,000 to just $5,000. that's what we call supply and demand. something i didn't think democrats could understand until now. nobody is buying tickets to her events and nobody wants a picture with the vice president. gutfeld charges more for a photo. so why is the price dropping like a rock? well, because of moments like this. >> we all sat and watched the ketanji brown jackson hearing. what did you think when you watched that hearing? >> i will tell you, joy, i experienced great joy. brilliant, phenomenal black woman jurist be so smart. >> jesse: she sounds like my aunt after four shard done nays. do you know what never came up curing that interview the border? didn't joe make kamala the border czar? of course he did. since then the crisis has only gotten worse. over a million illegal immigrants released into

. >> i forgot that kamala harris was the borders czar. they do absolutely nothing. >> the heroic actions of more than a dozen boy scouts who sprang into action when an amtrak train plowed into a dump truck on monday. >> i carried a couple kids in my arms. >> unbreakable and brilliant. ♪ ♪ ["never gonna give you up"] ♪ ♪ >> there you go. that's myrtle beach. we pledged to bring you the sunrise and water at some point every hour, and i think we have almost done it. i believe the sun will come up, judging by looking at the galaxy now. we are going to be seeing it shortly. and they are going to carry that as it comes around. and people of golf, go to the beach, spend a three-day weekend. and a lot of people just use this as a metal detector to try and find jewelry. >> absolutely. in south carolina they have a flyover for the fourth of july. the military does. >> that's a lot of people celebrating the fourth of july. we will tell you later on about how a california school board member is coming for you to boycott the fourth of july. be

vice president kamala harris set to land at any moment. we're following her return back to the bay area. >>> and what we know about a fast-moving northern california wildfire that's charred more than 900 acres. >>> the cooldown is officially under way. temperatures from 3 to 13 degrees cooler than they were just 24 hours ago. the cooling trend continues the next couple days. we'll take a look at the fourth of july weekend forecast coming up. >>> vice president kamala harris is touching down in the bay area right now. let's give you a live look at sfo. harris will be back in the bay area only this evening for a political fundraisers. and you can see that plane right now starting to taxi toward along the tarmac as that ramp will be up there to let the vice president off. she is then going to go in san francisco. then another event in los gatos. she'll then head down to l.a. tonight before traveling to new orleans for the annual jazz festival. >>> disgraced music superstar r. kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison after years of evading ju

first off, kamala harris. if you're doing the pros and cons, the only pro i can think of is that she knows her way around the west bring to my claim. it other than that's, she's been a total bomb. they made heard the de facto border chief them a rumor that? what does she have to show for it? 3 million people have been encountered and apprehended entering the united states illegally from 150 countries. the vice president of course avoids the border subject altogether. refusing to address the huge uptick in the legal border crossers and the number just over the last six months. the numbers by the way are not slowing down. the first five months of this year alone, more than 1 million people have been encountered or apprehended entering the country illegally. they total more than the individual population of delaware, south dakota, north dakota, alaska, the district of columbia, vermont, and wyoming. well, at this point, how is this called anything but an ongoing invasion of the united states? >> historic numbers

kamala harris prefers not to take the shot than to miss the last shot. if she wants to be president, she's got to take the shot and score on one of these jobs and say, sorry about the president, but i did what i was supposed to do. instead, she's saying, i hope nobody notices i'm here until 2024. >> that's what she should have been doing when she said don't come, let's figure this out, title 42. she started the sentence, but that's not what happened. >> get yourself a green shirt, go to the border and stay there until it's done. up next, hollywood's hypocrisy and guns. someone is fired up. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pound

i give you kamala harris. information and surveillance are we continue to see how some acts of mass violence have followed expressions of online hate and abuse.il this task forcel then will tackle a threat that has been far too real for r far too many peopleo for far too long. it will lead to more evidence, informed policiesde>> and interventions. >> my god, is my anyone more annoying thann delivery there now the white house had time for this big rollout today of this new taskta force on its online harassment abuse, which you made me kind of quick to dismiss as just a warmed over dhs disinformation board member that got it got disbanded. but that's not what's really going on here. kamala comes with big guns, including the national security gucouncil, the white house, a gender policy council. the surgeon general and even the doj is promising to get involved. us the department of justice is eager to take placece to take is role, take part in the critical work of this task force. an we will publish an annual repo

. >>> vice president kamala harris is in the bay area this morning. air force 2 touchdown last night pick she was greeted by mayors of oakland and san francisco. today the vice president will be in los gatos for a big-money fundraiser hosted by microsoft executive kevin scott. cheryl hurd spoke with vice president harris and has more on her visit. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris landing safely at sfo and happy to be back home. >> is good to be home and get to see you. >> reporter: she was met by two big-city mayors at the airport. libby schaaf and london breed. their talk at the bottom of the steps left sting several minutes. >> it was about the things important to them and cisco and catching her up on some of the happenings here and asking for her help and support. >> elections matter more than ever and we all talked about how we all have got work to do on these midterms. >> reporter: harris will be helping raise money for her party as the midterm elections draw near. microsoft executive kevin scott and his wife shannon are hosting a fundra

. >> carley: let's talk about the borders are kamala harris who seemingly absent when it comes to this. do you expect this administration to ever do anything about this because the border patrol agents are understaffed by 2,000 at least? the encounters keep going up. do you think at the very least he will say, we messed up and we better try to get a hold of this or there is no end in sight? >> there is not. when you go back to the first three months of this administration, we had over 170,000 apprehensions in april of last year. we thought for sure, every single agent thought for sure, that will be the ceiling. that will be the tenth this administration is going to do something to drive the numbers back down. we know that they can. went know that they are not doing anything. as we thought we hit the ceiling and those numbers continue to rise, we are at 240,000 apprehensions right now. when you look at the data, nearly 1 million that we have, that is what we know of. we don't know what actually has come to the united states. we don't know what has gotten away. on top of that the 1 milli

kamala harris is in the mid to upper 30s, not much better. and that's why you've got democrats now talking roundly about who is actually going to be the standard there going into '24 because neither one of these people is going to be the democratic nominee. >> sean: you know, leo, joy reid complaining that kamala harris is treated unfairly by the white male media. first joe gets a lot more criticism than she does. can you explain our giggling vice-president that has a hard time, herself, communicating to the american people? because i'm having a hard time analyzing it. >> well, no, i can't. because, first of all, let me tell you right now, she's incompetent. she's unlikable. she's not qualified to be vice-president. she was selected for vice-president for all the wrong reasons. nothing to do with qualifications. and as far as the joy reid comment, the queen of playing the race card, let me be very clear. she -- kamala harris has an approval rating in the low 30s, that means 70% of this country do not approve of her, of all different colors an

borders are kamala harris' and she is focusing on everything, except the border. she is launching a board that sounds like the disinformation board. ♪ >> carley: scary new statistics shows u.s. heading toward imminent recession. federal reserve tries to tame the hottest inflation in four decades. cheryl casone will break down the numbers. >> cheryl: good morning, this closely watched gauge on the economy flashing a red warning sign. according to a report from the federal reserve, country is on its way to recession. a recession is two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth, several wall street firms, several big banks are forecasting a possible recession, one big reason we've seen wall street selling off so feverishly over the last few sessions. >> carley: ron desantis v president biden. >> if you could give me a time machine to go back to january 20, 2021, he comes in, puts negative policy to knee cap american energy production and of course that has opinion a huge driver as to why we now have gas higher than we have ever seen it before. >> cheryl: ame

more likely is kamala harris, right? kim howdy think democrats feel about the prospect of kamala harris stepping into the shoes of the president? >> it says something joe biden has absolute abysmal poll numbers and hers are even worse. they don't have a lot of options but here's the one thing i don't like about this whole aged discussion is that why are we having it right now? we are having it because you're biden's pulling him as her so bad and democrats want >> to blame it on. they are suggesting this is a present is not at the top of his game. what i don't like about that is it allows them to try to suggest why things are so rotten is because of him not because of their very failed policies. i think it would be a shame if the age discussion got in the way for failed liberal agenda per. >> good point it's not the age it's what they are doing with that. coming up another week of generally six hearings dominate the news this week. what do democrats hope to gain from them? is it to disable donald trump is it to disable do

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instead of dealing with the realities of the issue. >> i forgot that kamala harris was the border czar. >> carley: and while she watches from the distance, the boots on the ground are dealing with the crisis head-on. this texas sheriff will tell us about his no-nonsense approach to this issue coming up. ♪ ♪ swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce... joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®... ask you doctor about tremfya® today. >> carley: a fox news alert, a manhunt is underway after a 20-year-old mother is shot and killed on the sidewalk in new york while pushing her 3-month-old baby in a stroller. >> joey: the point blank shooting happened right across the street from a playground and school. the children heard the shots ring out. live in the stu

he was embarrassed by kamala harris at one point if you can recall. they had to protect him. they had to protect his left flank, his right flank. they had to protect him all the way through because they thought he was the only one who could beat trump. >> jesse: what do you think kamala is thinking when she sees this happening. >> i think she thinks it's pretty good for her. the u gov yahoo poll matchup with 1500 registered voters donald trump beats joe biden 44-42. and that was after the week of, you know, seditious conspiracy hearing with imren and liz. it looks like the people are aren't paying attention. we follow the big controversies of the day. people get there is a lot of bad news out there. i think the great thing about america in the end is how many great people are out there and how many positive great stories there are. so we have -- we tell the story about the family behind the mardi gras floats building generations, an autistic artist who just one the pugh scholarship. phenomenal young man from philadelphia. amazing story about a young man who spent $1,120,000,0

in all likelihood neither kamala harris. who has been utter disaster as vice president. they will not mom her and her cackle. there will be a wide open contest. elizabeth: stay with the congressman, if we have time. the thought experiment, karl, about shutting down the u.s., national bureau of economic research. they're the esteemed nonpartisan shop, they found 170,000 excess deaths from the pandemic that people didn't need to die. they found excess deaths among young americans because of the shutdowns, locking up people, infecting each other inside. nber reports sweden didn't do that. sweden unavoided unnecessary deaths. shutting down economy, throwing hot money at the economy, americans are suffering from the dumb policies all through d.c.? >> we'll be suffering for years to come. take and look what happened to an entire generation of students forced out of the classroom and into their bedrooms doing classes virtually. we know that they're falling behind on basic skills, reading writing, math. we understand the problems of socialization and we're going to see this for

vp kamala harris landing safely at sfo tonight and happy to be back home. she was met by two big-city mayors at the airport, chef and braid, their talk at the bottom of the steps, lasting several minutes. >> it was about things important to san francisco and catching her up on some of the happenings here. and asking for her help and her support. >> elections matter more than ever and we all talked about how we all have got work to do on these midterms. >> reporter: tomorrow, harris will be helping raise money for her party as the midterm elections draw near, microsoft executive kevin scott and his wife shannon are hosting a fundraiser at their home in los gatos. from the chopper, you can see people setting up for the event. tickets cost between 1000 and $50,000. tonight the vice president's motorcade could be seen traveling through hill in the city. before taking that ride, she spoke with nbc bay area about why it's important to connect with leaders of local government. >> one of the things that the president and i take pride in, we both started in local go

we come back kamala harris and joe biden speaking out and breaking her silence about the horrific deaths of 53 migrants found dead in the back of that tractor-trailer this week is that of saying what you would do to fix the border the open border policy she likes and accepts she attacked texas governor greg abbott how does that make sense? he will respond next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hannity: vice president, harris breaking her silence on the horrific deaths of 53 migrants at the border instead of getting to a solution and self introspection policies she attacked texas governor greg abbott in interview with npr saying he went straight into the politics instead of dealing with the realities of the issues. they he's been dealing with those everyday don't forget to stop in well over a year since joe biden pointed kamala harris to be the borders are. it's only fair to ask what she done to address the problem? what solutions has she proposed deal made one trip to the border and wasn't even an important part of the border pit stop on her way to california. the sitter for fixing fixing the problem

now kamala harris wants to run, i would support her. so president biden is clearly -- he's always been a place holder. the problem is who will be the permanent candidate. they don't really have anybody. i think the best thing that could happen for the democratic party is if somebody outside washington runs, maybe a mark cuban or some centrist democrat. >> harris: is this party to do it? republicans, yes. we saw that with donald trump, this party is so into that look at -- nancy pelosi that won't let go of anything in the house, right? tim ryan ran in her own party. new younger blood. right? >> democrats are consistent about are the pecking order. they're not going outside the box here. there's kamala. look -- you have desantis, rubio. i can list 25 people. >> harris: they have joe manchin bus they don't like his politics. >> never win. they would annihilate him in the primaries. >> emily: this isn't in a vacuum. there's nothing that accelerates the aging process more than the presidency. >> harris: so true. >> emily: this is not death b

you mentioned kamala harris and everything went dark. [laughter] kennedy: she does extinguish light from an issue because of her hand handedness and un- seriousness. she wants companies to invest hundreds of millions of dollars into part of the world desperately needing fauci's and economic success but how do we know the money isn't going to go to run the country? >> we don't then we would need robust protections to make sure the money was spent where it meant to be spent. i almost forgot she had this title. what has she done at all on the border aside from the box ticking exercise when she went to a not bad place on the border? kennedy: el paso, so dangerous, are we done? >> forty minutes and gone. seen it, been there, thank you, it's fine. i think it vacuums there might be something to the idea of root causes and trying to help certain countries and it's so far down on the list of real causes of the crisis is almost a slap in the face for her to pop her head up on this to pursue this particular policy as opposed to any of the much more

. >> next, remarks from vice president kamala harris at that u.s. conference of mayors meeting in reno, nevada. this is about 25 minutes. ♪ [applause] v.p. harris: good afternoon. good afternoon. please have a seat. good afternoon. thank you for the introduction, it is good to see you again. you have been an extraordinary leader, not only for your city, but in our country, so thank you. and thank you for hosting us. it is so good to be back in reno. it is an honor to be with you this afternoon. you are mayors. you are leaders. not only for the constituents that elected you, but if it was not clear the last couple years, it is clear to everyone now, you career in local government. and throughout the years, i have partnered with mayors in every public office i have held. from my time as the elected district attorney of san francisco, to being attorney general of california and a u.s. senator, and now of course as vice president. in fact, since becoming vice president you little over a year ago, i have met with, as i have counted it roughly, so far i

kamala harris is busy with the root cause campaign. the vp has put together nearly $2 billion in corporate pledges to help boost jobs in central american countries. you were staring at me. >> it was about the music. >> yes. >> kamala harris has got $3.2 billion in commitments to make sure that she deals with the good causes of the -- of immigration and she found out that the root causes of climate change, violence which americans are right about, poverty, which a lot of americans are right about. and economic insecurity, which americans are worried about. we let in 253,000 people a couple months ago and now they are -- there's a surge coming. she has collected all this money including $270 million pledge from visa and what amazes me is that in addition to all of that money that we are going to give to sum of the central american countries, we give honduras already $75 million a year. we give guatemala $127 million a year, on top all the other money which apparently is not getting to the people in the first place. so who is this money g

plus mike huckabee has thoughts on kamala harris completed backtracking. and with it but biden plans to run for president again. a lot to unpack here, so keep it right here with us. ♪ ♪ do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert, the secret service now refuting claims that president trump lunged at an agent and said he wasn't consulted before the claims were put on television. we are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. i am carley shimkus. >> joey: and i'm joey jensen for todd piro. they've been criticized as partisan and biased, as republicans jim jordan and jim banks were not commissioned by nancy pelosi to serve. live with the latest on this. >> good morning. that's right, the january 6th committee secret service said that they did not reach out before moving forward with tuesday's testimony

. ♪ >> next, remarks from vice president kamala harris at the u.s. conference of mayors meeting in reno, nevada. this is about 25 minutes. ♪ facing our greatest challenge right now, that is why we are doing our part, so it is easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span is a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, remarks from vice president kamala harris at that u.s. conference of mayors meeting in reno, nevada. this is about 25 minutes. ♪ [applause] v.p. harris: good afternoon. good afternoon. please have a seat. good afternoon. thank you for the introduction, it is good to see you again. you have been an extraordinary leader, not only for your city, but in our country, so thank you. and thank you for hosting us. it is so good to be back in reno. it is an honor to be with you this afternoon. you are mayors. you are leaders. not only for the constituents that elected you, but if it was not clear the last couple years, it is clear to everyone now, you are national leader

kamala harris also echoed those sentiments. >> kayleigh: it took three weeks. we did not hear condemnation ever. it took three weeks to say peace, peace, peace. >> dagen: it did. speaking of hillary clinton, she is the woman who said that she was using some language i would disagree with when criticizing clarence -- justice thomas. when she was asked why she didn't drop out of the race for about 2008 democratic nomination, why she was still hanging on, her response was -- remember, she was running against president -- and then candidate barack obama or senator. she said well, rsk got shot in june. so in terms of intentional or accidental insensitivity, i think that that was on display now and before it. and i do think it is the responsibility, which adam coleman, who was a black writer, said in "the new york post" that you cannot claim to be antiracist if some racism is okay with you. and that was -- he was talking to black america, black celebrity is because there is a lot of heinous language being used by white liberals on social media to describe clarence th

>>> vice president kamala harris in her first video since the decision. worried that the justices on the court could take away other rights. the right to birth control. same-sex marriages. the right of couples to get married. >> i definitely believe this is not. i do. he just said the quiet part out loud. that's why we need to understand the significance of what just happened. this is profound. and the way that this decision has come down has been so driven , i think, by the policy of the issue. the value that we place on freedom and liberty in our country. >> it's a fascinating interview and we have more on that coming up. plus, dramatic eyewitness accounts from the amtrak train that derailed today. three people killed. at least, 50 incher. >> yes, sir. >> frightening. a lot going on. i want to begin with the january 6 hearing and what it could mean. let's speak with andrew mccabe and whitehouse cancel, john dean. this is a minister. certainly suspenseful. i cannot wait to see what happens. john, for the committed to suddenly announce the mix into the en

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there was this image of kamala harris watching the protests on a plane which sort of got ripped apart on twitter saying gee thanks, she's 30,000 feet above and viewing this on the private aircraft. your thoughts. >> you're right. normally you'd say the president is the leader of the party. in this case, i think president biden is afraid that if he speaks out too sharply, march that he will be seen as adding fire to an already polarized political environment and he wants to appeal to voters as a moderate, not an extremist. he wants to point to the republicans and now the court and say this is a radical maga extremist party. so that's why i wrote today in the hill, i think that hillary clinton, who is very sharp in her rhetoric and very talented, has clear reach into those suburbs particularly those suburban women that are likely to determine the outcome of the mid-terms, that she could be a real instrument to reach them and convince them to change what you pointed out at the very top. you know, general discontent in the country about inflation, gas prices and maybe them focus on aborti

vice president kamala harris said it is time to fight with everything we have. what did she mean by that? and senator chuck schumer said this. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released a whirl wind and you will pay the price. [cheering and applause] you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> harris: while that sounds like a marvel comic, again, what did he mean by you won't know what hit you? and just today, this morning, senator dick durbin. >> let me just say this. i can't believe that a statement made by the majority leader months ago, maybe years ago, i don't know when it was made, was the reason for this individual deciding to stalk the supreme court justice. as a general rule we should all temper our rhetoric some and understand there are people who are vulnerable to that kind of rhetoric on both the right and the left. >> harris: after the fact. hum. senator john kennedy, republican of louisiana, and member of the judiciary committee is in "focus" now. senator kennedy, it's always ea

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one-on-one with vice president kamala harris. her take as such a pivotal decision divides the nation. >> and the cost of living. a closer look at sky-high rent prices and the crippling effect on so many people just trying to get by. welcome to "the lead." i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. we start today with our politics lead. and fallout from the monumental supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. today, a portrait of an increasingly divided america. at least ten states now have effectively banned abortion with varying exceptions or none at all. another handful of states are expected to enact bans in the coming days and weeks. meanwhile, abortion rights activists are launching new legal challenges on the state level while democratic governors are promising to expand abortion access and protect people who travel there for care. a fourth day of protests is planned in cities across the country today after a weekend of marches, rallies, and at times violent demonstrations. in moments, you'll hear from vice president kamala

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i will add a lot of people in biden's or but believed kamala harris was always going to be the pick, that she made the most sense on a lot of levels and biden did not have a close relationship with her, she attacked biden fiercely. >> jill biden was not a fan of her attacks as we report in the books during the democratic primary. but that makes the fact that they never deeply grappled with what the world would look like or her role would look like if biden did when is more striking. kamala harris is probably going to be the vp and you maker the vp pick, wouldn't at some point you consider, what are the implications for governing after biden becomes president if he does when and what are the implications for soon to be 80-year-old incumbent president who may not be able to run for reelection, what does that mean for succession? we never got the sense the biden folks considered that. it was so not sure more narrowly focused on who is the short-term pick who can help us beat donald trump. i get the imports of getting donald trump out of the white house if you are joe biden's campaign bu

we appreciate it. >> thanks. >> president biden and vice president kamala harris and speaking pelosi are among the top democrats who oppose school choice, they're also among the privileged few who is afford to send their kids to private school. we'll talk to lara trump about it coming. >> the all-american concert series continues this morning with gavin degraw live on fox fair. you don't want to miss it. [ ♪♪♪ ] ♪♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. >> carley: president biden getting defensive after being push on how his massive agenda is contributing to inflation and standing by his claim the u.s. has lowest inflation rate of any country in the world. all countries you see on the screen have lower inflation than we do, wouldn't it be nice. you're watching "fox and friends first." >> ashley: and i'm

kamala harris. it's like they are talking in verbal circles. but in the end, this is about joe biden not wanting to give up the spotlight. he is still convinced and so egotistical that he does not want to give it up. maybe it might just be about people saying joe, we want you to stay there, because we don't want to give it to kamala harris. that kamala is so horrible, stand there. we will do what we want to do. but the democrats can be seen as pushing kamala harris out of the way off the back, so i think that's a big piece of it. but i really think that karine jean-pierre's answer was ridiculous. i can't keep up with him, he is going to do what he is going to do. that's not a question you should ask, are you kidding? he stumbles up air force one every time he walks up. he is embarrassing. >> greg: i have to say, dana, i said this last week and find myself repeating myself again which is a surprise. we are giving him kind of -- we are giving him a get out of jail free pass on the stuff that he actually does by just talking about his cognitive im

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