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>> harris: get ready, a third batch of secrets spilling today from jeffrey epstein's court documents. fallout already being felt all the way from buckingham palace to hollywood and many places in between. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." so more than 300 additional pages unsealed. the largest takeaways about former president bill clinton coming to light. and these documents include a claim that bill clinton tried to stop publication of an article about the sex trafficking operation of the now-deceased pedophile jeffrey epstein. a legal expert with this take. >...

Almost half because there is literally no place to put these people. what is new york going to look like in 2026? >> is mayor adams going to let that happen? he can kiss re-election goodbye. >> it's happening. >> harris: one of the things we talk about police officers and the fraternal order of police is shocking and heartbreaking statistics. the number of officers shot in the line of duty last year. we have what we call the ring of honor in "the faulkner focus" studio here and we will scroll the names, 46 of those officers who were killed. you will see those names scrolling for the rest of th...

Well, 2021 is drawing to a close, so, in keeping with tradition, here is my list of the top ten films of the year. 0n the basis of what i've seen, and that's not everything, here are my choices. at number ten, steven spielberg's adaptation of the classic broadway musical west side story, reminding us of the talents of its lyricist, the late stephen sondheim. it had electrifying moments, great choreography, and of course great songs. taking the number nine spot, paolo sorrentino's the hand of god, the most personal film to date

Inspired love story, but it has spotlighted primitive bigotry. unfortunately, we have not learned our lesson. the tragedy is result when hate is ascendant and no room is made for love, that bigotry and prejudice, racism are terrible sins. well, 2021 is drawing to a close, so, in keeping with tradition, here is my list of the top ten films of the year. on the basis of what i've seen, and that's not everything, here are my choices. at number ten, stephen spielberg's adaptation of the classic broadway musical west side story, reminding us of the talents of its lyricist, the late stephen sondheim.

To a close, so, in keeping with tradition, here is my list of the top ten films of the year. 0n the basis of what i've seen, and that's not everything, here are my choices. at number ten, stephen spielberg's adaptation of the cla55ic broadway musical west side story, reminding us of the talents of its lyricist, the late stephen sondheim. it had electrifying moments, great choreography, and of course great songs. taking the number nine spot, paolo sorrentino's the hand of god, the most personalfilm to date from the italian director, a memorable portrait of him and his exuberant family in naples...