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>> we are just about two hours away from hearing directly from the secret service about the attempted assassination of former president trump. they are set to speak to the media at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. it will be the agency's first news conference in almost three weeks. that is inconceivable. assassination attempt. first time we get a press conference 20 days. one of the victims of the shooting clearly showing a man running on the roof moments before. what's going on there? it comes as a whistle-blower claims that the acting -- service director ronald rowe is to blame for the lapses. out number, kayleigh mcenany here with my cohost emily compagno. also joining us is marie harf, former state department spokesperson tammy bruce,

fox news contributor and president of american spirit enterprises and for the very first time, look who it is on the couch, former house speaker kevin mccarthy. first, go to cb cotton. >> republican senator josh ali says he has learned from it whistle-blower who claims gunmen thomas matthew crooks could have been stopped, but the secret service agents who would have done it were not at the july 13th rally, according to a series of allegations. has been told that the secret service acting director robert made cuts to the division which includes agents responsible for threat assessments. the whistle-blower claims none of these specific claims were at the rally nor was an evaluation done at the events. acting director -- writing part.

the whistle-blower claims that the whistle-blower from the personnel had been present at the rally. the gunmen would've been handcuffed, or mike in the parking lot after being spotted with a range finder. the senator's letter comes after other lawmakers grilled him during his congressional testimony earlier this week, during which we learned about security failures. rowe testified urgent warnings about the gunmen were silo in local and state radio channels. he said some of the agency's equipment could have detected the gunmen's drones but the equipment didn't work. >> it's something that i feel as though we could have perhaps found him. we could have maybe stopped him. maybe on that particular day, he would have decided "this isn't the day to do it," because "law enforcement found me flying my drum." >> the senator says the whistle-blower claims a culture

of retaliation within the secret service for those who have spoken about security concerns pertaining to former former president donald trump's events. we reached out to the secret service, and the agency told us he respects the sender's position of oversight and plans to respond via official channels. >> thank you, much appreciated. speaker mccarthy, great to have you here. i'm stunned the more we learn about this. go away think about it is they were heroes on the ground that they. the president's detail, the people who dove on top of him, the people who did not know what was going on. at the top, there was failure. we have -- heard this from a secret service senior official, three things that failed us at butler were lack of communication, leadership issue, lack of personal which is a leadership issue, lack of use of technology which is a leadership issue. we need to figure where leadership meets heroes on the

ground and who needs to fired at that level. >> the way they have handled it for these last three weeks is a leadership has failed, which first brought back before she resigned, how she handled a congressional hearing and now. the secret service has to be right 100% of the time. it is like an air traffic controller. you cannot be wrong. for the secret service numbers i work with, they are constantly improving. from the basic, you look at the situation would have said you had security on that with. it failed before the rally even started. the next failure, you had indications ahead of time. he ran into this individual. who would allow a rally to go forward if you found somebody that had distance finder trying to find how far to go? you know this. you been in these situations. you would have stopped it. them, the lack of communication at the wire to be able to communicate with local police. in my security, when we landed somewhere, we handle the radio to local police so everybody is

in the same communication. when they spotted somebody, it would have been taken care of and you never would've had the president on that stage. >> spot on, emily parrott the fact that a range finder, that they knew was on the ground -- who brings a range finder to the rally? they are ordinary and people have them in golf but you don't go golfing at a trump rally you bring a range finder if you want to commit wrongdoing. as you think about this, the questions the speaker poses, well, way we can answer his press conferences. where 20 days out. should've had 20 press conferences. we are getting number one today. >> optics matter and the failure of the former director to even have a press conference and talk to the public is abysmal. as a taxpayer, i am exhausted by the knowledge that this toxic culture under failed leadership of the secret service has been happening for years. we know about the investigation congress conducted. we know about the committee that had looked into this. we know about the repeated

failures, marketing nightmares, p.r. disasters, behavioral freak outs, all of that under failed leadership with the toxic culture for years. the point is that i need to understand how was he going to change right now? right now, there are a lot of good, amazing people under protection, and heroes willing to sacrifice their lives at a moment's notice for the people they are protecting. at the end of the day, as a taxpayer, tell me now as more resources, more training? it's clearly defined leadership, but tell me right now what it is. i am tired of trying to find out -- i think we all know the answers so let's get it now. >> "the new york times" had one sentence that i think sums up everything we have learned: "the result was that a 20-year-old gunmen had a technological advantage over a $3 billion federal agency." >> that story talked about how the secret service did not have the best technology, it was not working, they had not invested in it. that's a stunning statement you just read.

to emily's point, this is not just one bad secret service director. this has been going on for a very long time. we remember in the administration i served in, we had serious challenges with the secret service. this is an agency in deep need of reform. you are right. is more money, more training, more technology? is all the above? firing one director isn't going to fix it. i think a lot of other people will also be fired at the end of these investigations and i think all of us probably think that's the right thing to do after we know who was at failure, but there are systemic problems. thank god the worst it did not happen that day, and other problems happened happened. with this level of failure, i am shocked. they need to fix it now, and if congress needs to get more money, let's give them more. >> ended the dash -- go for that family. >> and the worsted happen. a multiple of this video. some of you may have seen this but it's from the vantage point of -- you can see here an individual running along the

roof is from the one minute mark to about the t two minute and 50 minute mark. how did no one see this? >> you will notice in the south of the camera moves out. it was visible, clearly for at least an hour before other rally ghosts saw him. we know the story. the problem is because of the lack of communication, though secret service not talking to us, conspiracy theories begin and you wonder "wait a minute, is it just this perfect storm of failures, and why at this rally --" were they happening at other places? wasn't happening with the first lady on the same day? people begin to ask. with trump and what we saw of course. i am an american and i don't think this way, but the idea but the head of the fbi was involved with the russia hoax, personally, giving things to his professor friend to leak about the president.

don't you have something else to do? americans naturally are thinking "wait a minute: they are not talking to us. they are blowhards and congressional hearings. what can change right now?" we don't want anything to happen to kamala harris. this is being broadcast internationally. we know ahead of time that -- iran was interested in helping. all these things broke down. we got to get answers so we don't have a runaway narrative that this was on purpose. and also come into your point, to fix it now. this is the height of the season where -- and paris could be having rallies next week -- where everyone on the ground as they are. their was telling trump "don't have outdoor rallies," signaling that they are not going to fix it, that they can't handle outdoor rallies. this is my concern.

i am moving to it until we get answers, if this continues, that how can we accept this as just a perfect storm that makes this happen? that's a horrible shame. >> you look at that video, you look at how close the roof is. we don't have to overthink it. nobody should have been there except law enforcement. that is basic. really starts with leadership. p first thing to happen -- you resign. leaders eat last. if you talk to rank and file secret service, they would say they would in that place. they did what they should around the president. it is the work beforehand. why hasn't someone come out from the beginning and say "we failed, we won't let this happen again?" >> i want to ask, this 13 member task force. do you think they could get everyone in one room? the problem is law-enforcement point that secret service service and secret service points back. >> don't make it for show.

i want to get speaker johnson credit. put the right people on there. kelly. they were actually there. i talked to them after the shooting. bring the people in and talk to them without the cameras first. get the knowledge before you bring the head people in so you have all the knowledge so if they are not answering it right you ask the second question. >> i am hopeful. we will see what happens. a second boxer who failed gender test wins their opening fight as outrage grows over why olympic bosses are even allowing them to compete.

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>> growing outrage after two olympics boxers with failed gender test. algeria -- and this person from taiwan were disqualified from last year's women's world boxing championships. the international olympic committee cleared them to fight in paris. one night this morning in a dominant display across three rounds, and the first match ended like this. >> solid straight right hand. >> at this italian boxer broke down in tears after the loss. >> abandoned the bouts. to her knees. >> the international olympic committee is extended by its

decision to not conduct gender tests. >> not the perfect test many women can have testosterone, which is in what we call male levels, and still be women and still compete as women. hope we are not calling for people to go back to the old days of sex testing, which was a terrible thing to do. i'm sure we agree that is not the way forward in this situation. >> mr. speaker, critics argue that what is terrible is the possibility of a biological male pummeling a biological female out of the olympics. >> we just watched it happen. this is not track and field: this is a boxing match. when you box, they determine the category based on your weight and strength. this is a man fighting a woman. she trained how many years, and in 46 seconds -- and the other,

the damage he can do to somebody. where does this individual live in the world that he thinks this is okay, but he's going to check because on the passport -- that's like saying my weight is what i say my driver's license. this is absurd that they go forward with this. when i was speaker, we passed a bill to stop this, and the democrats all voted against it. for everybody, young woman wants to compete. why are we allowing a man, especially in a physical altercation with this? >> to be near to clear, my driver's license has me about 1. we don't know the gender's for sure. it's the point that without the specific tests that the olympic committee has conducted or even released, we have no way of knowing for sure, therefore being confident in the fairness of sport which is what the limits are supposed to be, and also the protection of people's health, which the risk is great.

162% greater control biological male. we know there one punch killings off the riskiness of sport, to the speaker's point, is great. >> and their different reports that this is not a transgender person, but there is a sex disorder, that they are xy versus xx. we can to appoint especially with a political movement regarding strains gender is a more some places you can self declare for your passport and driver's license and other forms, but you have got a dynamic where there's going to be possible injury. i think that in this case, we have seen it. it's not just in a matter of testosterone and estrogen naturally converts to testosterone. as women, we have it, but if y --you are xi, male -- it has e taken into consideration. it's not the battle days of sex testing, not now when we can be

unsure and -- are we just going to have an olympic sport of domestic violence to see a man beat up a woman until she cannot get up off the floor? this is important. i think they are coming under enough fire but we cannot look away. if you don't want to test for testosterone and if you are male or female and all of that, just test for the chromosomes. let that be your gauge. >> as tammy bruce of the notion that it's the battle days of these gender tests, you and i are attorneys. their t -- certain libraries for legal publications that argue these books that the gender tests are rooted in exclusion and outdated ideas. there is a host of publications out there and a form of thought that argue that what is outdated or exclusive is these gender tests. it seems that they are missing the whole point that again, the risk of not doing that is not rooted in exclusion: it's rooted

in fairness and accuracy. that's the heart of the olympics. >> i believe in t age old adage- follow the science. this person said it best: 2x chromosomes or a x and a y. that is the science and it has been for all of time. i know there are different nuances, but speaking generally, transgender individuals in sports, gallup did a poll, 69% of americans think transgender individuals should compete in the sport that accords to their biological gender. the trump campaign has chosen to side with two-thirds of the country, and kamala harris as a woman should stand for women, like my sister who blood, sweat, and tears did 100-meter hurdles, sacrificing their called social life to do it, like rylie giddens. biological women across this country are disadvantaged. it would be nice if a woman who was about to become the democratic nominee for president

stand up for biological women and stand for 70% of the nation. you could ask her left wing -- >> part of what we can align with the olympics is stellar athletes, these incredible history and world record-breaking athletes, and also grace with losses, degrading in honor honor of these athletes. since angela, as we saw -- ended on her knees crying, she has said "the controversy makes me sad. of the ioc cleared this woman to compete i accept that. stepping out of the ring, giving up, it was a mature step to take, but what i regret is not shaking her hand after. if i met her again, i would embrace her." that embodies the grace of sport again, but also the reliance on the authoritative body of the ioc of making the right decision. >> well first, there are a lot of amazing stories of the lump expect i want people to watch

them. i know it's no network, but simone biles, katie l.a. tech -- they are amazing athletes for the united states. the zone picks up an incredible. on this story, both boxers were talking about how their entire lives, they have been women. these are not transgender athletes. they did not change genders. they have been women their entire lives. both competed in tokyo. neither won metals. is not like these are two women boxers were pummeling everyone all the time. these are complicated issues. i think the american people have mixed feelings about that. there is an instinctive aversion to some of the language that has been used about this female boxer. it's gross and repulsive questioning their identity and who they are as a human. i also think there are people who say instinctively if someone is a man that should not compete against a woman. i think the american people have lots of conflicting feelings about this. what i don't want to some of the language being used.

these are people who have identified as women. bioc has rules. the international boxing organization has come under fire for how they have excluded people. it's not the imac of the conversation but i would encourage people, some of the language i find offensive that's mused about trans people and people who may not appear to be one gender, when sex or the other. we have is public mckenna conversation. >> the next fighter to fight her is -- the first female boxer from hungary to qualify for the olympics in note to the hungarian boxing association is protesting. into this, vice president harris has not addressed the nation in the 12 days since biden was forced off the ballot. the question is, why not? (restaurant noise) allison! (restaurant noise) ♪ [announcer] introducing allison's

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>> >> kamala mania. a lot of them are first-time donors in the cycle. people are excited about kamala harris, and it shows up in the numbers. you have one heartbeat of hope. kamala harris raising her hand saying "i will handle this," and it has unleashed a flood of energy. >> the former obama advisor van jones who was all in on kamala mania and the rest of the media seems to be behind her as well. despite the glowing media coverage about the vp, she became the presumptive democratic nominee for president, we haven't really heard from her until last night, when she explained the importance of diplomacy during yesterday's historic prisoners swap. >> this is just an extraordinary testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy and strength that

rests in understanding the significance of diplomacy. >> mr. speaker. >> first, you realize there is no teleprompter. i have known the vice president for long-term peer chosen starts strong on her campaign, even for her presidential campaign. 40,000 people local but couldn't make it to iowa, even for her senate race. i think there is a reason why she is not talking to the press, because she is trying to change everything she said in the history of her life and flip the other way peer she is not elected just from california: she is from san francisco. to me this will be a lot like 1998. at this moment in time, dukakis was up. we found out how liberal he was. we watched a moment in time where he tried to show where he was strong, and -- then we watched a question in a debate and still stayed with the death

penalty even if his wife was there. he said no. he watched what they just did with the 9/11 individuals. she just answer that question. you start going back and you see this type of talk. do not say merry christmas. she has been in charge of the border. i have been the leader of the republican party and the speaker. never once did she ask "what are your ideas, what should we do?" as the president you have to work with all sides pick she doesn't even work with her democrats: it's only the most liberal ones that she will defend. those comments, she defended her as a senator. >> this real-world experience and will true facts be enough to combat the gaslighting the media is putting forth? >> that's a great question. i think kamala herself loses in a historic landslide. it's something entirely different. this is why the new basem*nt for her is the teleprompter. she wants a scripted campaign.

stay in the teleprompter. stay in the basem*nt. "script my way to the presidency." that's what she is relying on periods in the press 'interest rest -- that's what she is relying on. the press' interest is for -- they are not asking for it. they want her to move her way to the presidency. we can bring it up as proof. i mentioned it's going to be her tthe day joe biden left the magazine. "new york magazine," they are creating kamala. get ready, buckle up. no hard questions. she will try to script her way to pennsylvania avenue. >> i said the word gaslighting earlier come in part this, joe rogan who was an undeniable energetic force in media talking about with the media is doing now. >> she's going to win. i feel like we are in this very bizarre time where people are giving in to the [bleep] in a way i never suspected people would before. they just want no trump no matter what and they're willing

to guess like themselves. >> interestingly, i was watching another network this morning and they were pressing kamala surrogates for what she will do an injury is. i think the press is waking up to the fact that she will have to pick i also think donald trump should debate her on a debate stage. he should get on that stage and debate her. sooner rather than later. i will say, kamala harris has reset the entire race. look at the polls. she is back were any typical sort of democrat would be. democrats knew we were going to lose with joe biden. she has coalesced the party and brought in enthusiasm. the last thing i will say, dukakis was not running against donald trump. kamala, for all of her past -- she is running, out there making the case for a positive youth of america. you might disagree, but she is out there with enthusiasm. trump is out there with a lot of anger, divisiveness, bitterness.

those two comparisons, the american people will pick up every time. >> i would say more of a toy soldier, but a real-time fact-check that he's not waffling on the debate: he is just waiting for the confirmation. she is the nominee. >> describes the approach, the campaign approach of kamala harris. i have not heard from kamala harris. i don't know what her approach is, if it's campaign of hope. >> not -- speeches. >> vice president who will be hitting the ground running. it will be somebody who will placate the media in a certain sense. this is a woman who's trying to shape herself as trump, but not, when it comes to policies. it's the media. it's a short amount of time. she could not have pulled this off in a normal campaign. she might be able to the american people allow it. >> we will see. >> vice president harris: kamala harris is getting some backup when it comes to report or record. we will discuss it next.

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>> transportation secretary pete buttigieg is coming to their defense. >> what she has to say is right. this is a challenging issue. it's problem for our country. saw something you don't see every day. democrats and republicans came together, hammered down a compromise, put together a border bill that would have a different spirit that's why we are where we are today. >> that's why we are where we are today. now we are supposed to believe

that harris is going to be tough on the border. just remember, she once called for universal health care for all illegal immigrants. >> the bill also says every individual who is a resident of the united states is entitled to benefits -- not every individual who is a citizen. would support universal health care, medicare for all going -- illegally? >> close to any policy that would deny in our country any human being from access to public safety, public education, public health. mike. >> sh -- she also called for -- illegally. >> we will not treat them as criminals. that is correct. >> she openly supported san francisco's century city laws.

>> i support our sanctuary law, and i also recognize that we have gotten to a place that became highly publicized. >> in 2017, she called out americans were saying merry christmas before illegal migrants got protections. >> and when we all sing happy tunes and saying merry christmas and wish each other merry christmas, these children are not going to have a merry christmas. how dare we speak merry christmas. how dare we. they will not have a merry christmas. >> this trip down memory lane reveals why she has been ranked the most liberal senator even far left of bernie sanders. to you, doesn't show the flip-flopping that has now occurred on the border? >> this is why she won't talk to the press. this is why she would never be the nominee.

i know the damage she created. responsible for the language when it comes to propositions. she wrote the language that allows people to go in and just steal more than $900 worth. why stores are closing and all the neighborhoods, why we have homelessness. i know the damage that's been done, but the border, to have pete buttigieg say she's done a good job is like her saying that pete buttigieg has done a good job with air traffic today. she is going to have to live with it. that's what trump needs to have -- should have a debate on the border, the economy, and do a debate on the future of america. let's have three different debates. >> what is more bothersome. pete buttigieg is a beautiful soldier. people coming in mind to rewrite history, or is it the fact that she is trying to rewrite history? >> they are all doing it to get it's a perfect cast line. to your earlier point. without media, it would not work. if you had pete buttigieg saying that, you should have a series

of pushback questions, like what we just showed, what you just outlined. it's the nature of "what about this and this? what are you talking about?" it never happens. there is no follow-up. it is not just elevating them. magazine covers, camelot. it's just not asking questions. the same people who are elevating her now before the debate were asking joe biden what his favorite ice cream was. it was the same thing. >> it's ironic. if you take her at her word that she wants every resident to have access to public safety and resources, and she would be in favor of securing the border. >> on the four crossings by migrants at the u.s.-mexico border, dropped the fifth straight month in july. 12020 was still present. the country she has been in charge of working with, those three countries, those numbers coming from those countries have dropped dramatically. that being said, people are concerned about it. a lot of voters put it as their top issue. i think she needs to find a way

on the campaign trail to talk about the fact that the numbers are down to trump levels. that's just a fact. and that we can have compassion. if there is not someone in this country who is in need of an emergency room -- then we should let them get it. if they are in a dire health situation. >> no one is rejected at the emergency room's. >> that's what she was talking about. we will talk about the vp pick later, but i think that plays into it, this topic too. >> no one is denying -- i'm sorry. >> no. the committee catered for kamala harris laid out with our strategy will be. she said "she was in the tunnels as attorney general prosecuting the cartel." okay. then went on to say "she invested in the northern triangle, enter private sector investment brought down border crossings." that is a load of -- i believe you to the imagination with what word i would use. >> malarkey. >> said she shouldn't get in the weeds of the border, basically ignore it. get in the weeds. donald trump said "you started

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>> 20 days after former president donald trump was nearly killed by an assassin's bullet, the secret service will hold its first news conference on the assassination attempts. we will bring it to you in its entirety in about an hour from now. around and has blower tally for the killing of two senior terrorist leaders. how was a bomb secretly in the room with a hamas leader? months ago. we have you covered. kamala harris being given free reign to reinvent her political positions. is joe biden using the public piggy bank to boost your election chances? karl rove is here. that plus the firestorm at the olympics over genetic males beating up on women. the international olympic committee says it's not going back to the bad old days of sex testing. is it fair, is a downright dangerous? our panel of women athletes ways end. i'm john roberts.

join sandra and me for the friday edition of "america reports" at the top of the hour. see you then. ♪ ♪ >> turning to this: kamala harris is expected to make her vice presidential selection in the next few days. she will attend a pennsylvania rally with her running mate on tuesday. her short-list is down to seven. the selection process is entering its final phase. we are learning that pennsylvania governor josh shapiro canceled three of his scheduled appearances this coming weekend. i wonder why. local reports claim the kentucky governor has also canceled some of his plans. a key point we are learning via politico is this: her primary consideration is not who can excite the base. harris has already brought plenty of excitement to the parties core backers. it's how to get the 270 electoral votes and how that's impacted by the choice you make. let's pull up the list.

these are the choices. marie, who gets her to 270? >> i am bullish on mark kelly and tim walz. everybody is focusing on sha shapiro. my money used to be on him a couple of days ago, but i think he is falling in the list. i think mark kelly brings you immigration. he is tough on immigration then many democrats. he brings you a key state in the southwest. he has military experience. who doesn't love and asked her not? i think mark kelly. and tim walz, midwest, good at prosecuting the case against trump. he brings that midwest, where i am from, values. the blue ball that democrats need to win. >> tim walz in my view is very progressive. mark kelly notably has been reported that he's not very good on the campaign trail, on the stump. that aside, kevin mccarthy, this is the event for someone like shapiro. foxnews.com. shapiro outperforms harris in key groups like women, white voters, those under 40, college graduates, republicans, independents.

[laughter] that's quite a list. >> she has a tough job. normally, avp doesn't matter, but in her case because she never ran for the campaign, a vp could overshadow her. this is the electoral college. if you give donald trump all the states he got last time, all he has to wins pennsylvania and georgia and the race is over. to me, it comes down to pennsylvania. if i was advising her, shapiro all the way, but whether she can play it or not i think is a big question. the last item i will say is another big thing in my life is my daughter's birthday today, so i want to wish her a happy birthday. >> happy birthday! >> that's awesome. "outnumbered." something happened earlier in the week and we couldn't get to the breaking news. this also on -- politico. was personally fond of roy cooper, and some were crestfallen to see him depart from the race according to one of the officials. i find it curious, someone withdraws their name from the race. ever but it was trump to be the

vp pick. >> do you want to be in an arena -- where you want to to associate in this regard. kamala harris and the problems she has had with staff. is a something that's really possible and doable. really, one of the issues i think that regards shapiro is do you lose certain districts in michigan or wisconsin, the anti-semitism issue, the issue regarding israel, or having shapiro in that regard? it seems to be a conversation in the democratic party which is horrible to be having. i think that's a bit of a factor. >> she would win if she would stand up to them. >> but that is a big "if." that's not kamala harris. >> you are looking to stand up to someone who says that. i think she would win politically if she did that.

>> but she doesn't have -- >> i'm not a betting woman. i wish i was. i go to las vegas and put money on shapiro. >> you have to stop giving such good free advice to her. [laughter] first of all, the quote went on to say how they think that pete buttigieg has been doing really well. they are all auditioning right now and trying to forget that their audition should be there record. that's why she has failed, no offense. and her hubris. all of this policy and strategy is really important. kamala harris has incredible hubris. i wonder if that will overshadow any type of strategic advice and for her to say no, this person is the allegiance i need. this person recognizes i'm clean be in this is ongoing for >> i think this is called hard math to get to 270. that's politics. more "outnumbered" next. (restaurant noise) allison! (restaurant noise) ♪ [announcer] introducing allison's

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>> we are one hour away from the press conference at the shooting at president trump's alley was the acting secret service director ronald rowe in the hot seat. at secret service headquarters that comes amid josh hawley saying there is a whistle-blower accusation that he caught threat assessments have stomach staff that was not present at the rally. that is a big question. another big question, why was an individual seen on a victim's camera footage roaming the roof of the agr building more than a minute? and then perhaps the biggest question of all. why did a 20-year-old outsmart an agency with a $3 billion, with a b, budget? all of those questions and more coming straight to robert rowe at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. keep it on the fox news channel it's friday have a great weekend but for now, "america reports." >> sandra: thank you, kaylee, victory tainted by controversy at the olympics

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