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Today 133 hostages still in captivity if they are all still alive. A grim milestone and an administration now waivering on 75 years of unwavering support for our top middle east ally. President biden facing massive backlash within his own party as november looms. What will he do . Im Harris Faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. President bidens most recent call with israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu contained a not so veiled threat from biden. It went this way. If israel does not conduct its war the way the United States wants it to, there will be consequences. Then he brushed of...

>> harris: we have breaking news inside a federal courthouse in delaware. the prosecution now has rested its case and we're told both the defense attorneys and the prosecution attorneys are in a side bar right now with the judge. we can confirm president biden's son, hunter biden, will not take the stand in his own defense for gun felonies he is accused of. the defense and prosecution again have rested. that means the case could be in the jury's hands as soon as today. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." hunter biden arrived just ahead of today's 8:15 a.m. start....

Two other quick things. insurance companies are definitely going to use this to do pre-certifications. but bill, a lot of times, dana, i get turned down for a test i know somebody needs. the last thing i need is a computer voice overruling me. how will i argue on the basis of personalized medicine? mal practice is a problem. what if a.i. says one thing and i say something else? what if a.i. is wrong? a.i. can hallucinate. it is right, right and suddenly gives you a thing that doesn't fit. it is called hallucinating. we have to go slow here. there are definite research uses but we have to go sl...

Again. this is an interesting situation. first off, the assertion that the reason they paused the study was clinical trial supply would be medical mal practice for people in my business, clinical research. first you lock down your trial supply. that fails the sniff test. either they are incompetent at the university of oxford or lying. it's one or the other. worldwide supply of ivermectin is enormous. there is no way they would not have locked down their trial supply. i called up a good friend at the university of bats. she raised a series of points i would love to go over with you. >> laura: ...

What was the response to it? >> yeah, meadows kind of has the worst of all worlds here. he turned over incriminating text messages, and then asked to have those communications be privileged. i don't know why it would happen like that. it does paint the picture of a chief of staff who could have intervened and the question that ashley raises is did he or did he not do it. two things, one is the journalistic mal practice of fox news hosts privately trying to advise a person they cover on a specific path forward, and subsequently on their own programs, down playing the severity of the night, even...