columnist for the hill. kirk making the bomb shell claim in her new member, saying that she made the edits because she wanted to protect the liberal justice from public back lash. explaining that ginsberg was, quote, elderly and probably didn't understand the question about the take a knee protest in the sports world. here is some of that interview that aired initially. >> when it comes to these football players, you may find their actions offensive but what you're saying is it's within their right to exercise those actions. >> if they want to be stupid, there's no law that should be prevent it. if they want to be arrogant, there's no law that prevents them from that. >> get this, couric now admits she left out the part where ginsberg said that those who kneel during the national anthem show, quote, contempt for a government that has made it possible for their parents and grandparents to live a decent life which they probably could not have lived in the places they came from. as they became older they realized that this was youthful folly and that's why education is important. i think it's a terrible thing to do, but i wouldn't lock up a person for doing it. i would point out how ridiculous it seems to me to do such an act. >> wow. harris, you are one of the greatest journalists i know, and where thought that journalists share the facts as they are, not as they wants them to be. doesn't appear that way for katie couric. >> what's really unfortunate about this is that ruth bader ginsburg didn't live long enough to see that her legacy might have been a little different had the truth come out when it did. she clearly had some different ideas about what was going on with the colin kaepernicks of the world at the time and we didn't know that contemporaneously and she did end up taking heat for being out of touch - - it didn't seem like it made much sense. edited it down. katie couric, this is nots her rowe rodeo with this. we know she tampered with editing things before. you don't take things out of, you know, the realm of the context. so maybe her past set of glitches or whatever, gaps were based on what she thought it needed to say. the news, the facts don't need interpretation unless they are words that we don't often use. like when we hear supreme court language and somebody breaks that down and says this is what that means. you don't have have to omit stuff you can actually use more language to make it make sense. after ginsberg's interview, if she wanted to on set or wherever she presented that i think it was online, yahoo, whatever, she could simply have said you know we got into a di deeper discussion about this and these are some other things she told me. but she didn't do that. >> no. >> she made it play like she was in control of what the message should be. i mean, i've always liked katie couric's shows, i think she's a bubbly personality and fun fashion, but i'm not looking for her to interpret the english language for me. >> and to protect people who she admires when she said she was protecting ruth bader ginsburg. you know this emily more than anyone. rbg had an independent streak to her, she criticized roe v. wade despite being pro choice, and here was her streak again. does she really need protecting from katie couric? >> i think this is absolute y nayser narcissistic of katie couric. in her book she writes about how it's male-dominated industry how she supported and defended quote women whenever she could when she wasn't tearing them down as she said in other chapters. here he she is infantilizing a sitting supreme court justice thinking it takes katie couric to edit ruth bader ginsburg? absolutely not. and it was she who made the determination or the approval of the determination based on a colleague's recommendation that she was elderly and didn't understand the question? i find this a range of things from totally offensive to absolutely mind-blowing and the fact that now the late ruth bader ginsburg is not alive anymore to defend herself to correct the record and it remains with her edits? i guess thank goodness she came clean now, but i think it's too little too late and i thing it's revolting. >> it certainly is. joe, there's a little bit of a back story to this that's interesting. she does the interview and the head of public affairs for the supreme court comes to character and says rbg misspoke, please take it out, and katie couric kind of went through a conscious crisis should i take it out, should i not? the head of abc fews said keep it in, good for him for saying that. she goes over to the new york times david brook for advice. david brook says she probably just didn't understand the question. so really interesting back story there. she chose to listen to david brook. >> and if you watch the video -ts david brooks watched the video you would see that rbg absolutely understood the question. that was a coherent precise candid answer. there was no confusion about it. this is the least surprising thing i've seen since watching the sunrise in the east this morning and it was beautiful by the way. as you guys mentioned the same katie couric who that guns right documentary 5 years agee make gun owners look stupid and she was eviscerated for it in some circums outside of conservative media. couric received no reprimand for pushing narrative she knew to be false at the time. there was eve an deaf i defamation suit filed against her and she some how beat it because the judge said nothing harmal if was done to those gun owners besides making them look stupid in a highly watched documentary. when there's no accountability, guess what happens? the characters of the world will do it again. just like she did here with ruth bader ginsburg, protect the supreme court justice from her own opinion? i'm pretty sure that's not the job of a journalist. now, when you look at big picture, we're into dan rather territory at this point in terms of katie couric's legacy. like rather, katie was a very big deal in the previous century. she once signed to the largest financial deal in television news, 2001, america's sweetheart, people trusted and liked her. but we're always remembered ultimately for what we do last and given first the gun documentary and now this admission around intentionally leaving what would have been a huge news item on the cutting room floor particularly rbg, basically calling colin kaepernick stupid - - well, that's gonna make katie couric's legacy i think a tainted one ultimately. >> that's right. you're right to bring up her past perceptive editing. she made it seem leak the gun rights analysts didn't have an answer to the question, which they did. she apologized for that eight seconds. >> it does not make a difference to me. would scalia have gotten the same treat, aleto, would donald trump have gotten the same treatment? >> well, i think this does exemplify the enduring unshakeable arrogance of the big media gas bag and that is katie couric. by the way you were talking apot the cbs deal, right, joe in. the pay package? cbs would have put that money to better use if it had set it on fire. so katie couric is this - - she doesn't - - this is the big media gas bag way of behavior. you don't have a opinion, you are just simply right. and just. and correct. >> wow. >> always. so if this icon of women, if this supreme court joust us doesn't share katie's viewpoint, then oh, my word, something must be wrong with ruth bader ginsburg. right? and i don't - - it would be - - if katie couric was a real journalist, if she thought that ruth bader ginsburg at the time still sitting on the court didn't understand or didn't really hear what she, uh, was saying, then it was her duty. katie couric's, to let the public know that very thing, given the fact that if she wasn't cogent, she wasn't cogent enough to deal with more complicated and nuanced issues in front of the court that would affect the whole country. katie couric's not a journalist. ruth bader ginsburg clearly was sound and understanding and she was hearing and what she was saying, and in terms of this autobiography, it comes across as a biography that's written by somebody who hates katie couric, quite frankly. >> so true. >> my only ex planation for that is here's somebody who star has long faded, who's gasping for relevancy. >> nailed it. >> i do think it's interesting, something you said triggered this in me, that she goes our s-d the circle to find out what she should do, there are two power women in that room. shoo prom previous decades a power person in our industry of media, and ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court. she goes to ask a man at the new york times what she should do with her interview with ginsberg. >> yes. >> it's mind boggling. so if she's the keeper, if katie couric's the keeper of women's issues, please rest that mantel from her hands. >> it's a great point. flansy pelosi said she's complaining the media is not helping her 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called out of touch and clueless after a senior white house official promoted a tweet calling inflation and the supply chain chaos quote unquote high class problems. consumer prices have hit levels not seen in more than a decade. footed prices soaring, bacon, meet, vegetable prices up, the cost of heat expected to jump by 54 percent for some households this winter, like most of them.en. and the toy association is warning some children's gifts will cost up to 10 percent more this christmas. children won't get what they want due to the back log. and in response to the economic issues hurting americans across the country, the white house chief of staff, ron, retweeted, a post from a has beenrd professor, who claimed that current economic crisis are just high class problems. again, twice. so, um, joe, who is he talking about high class problems? i mean mean, i mentioned last hour, everybody needs diapers and feminine products and those thing we don't say out loud. do you have to be rich to need a a kleenex. >> or to buy baby food. wouldn't it be interesting to hear from the press secretary if she and the president agree with the perspective from the white house chief of staff that only the rich will suffer because of the crisis this administration created, do rich people only buy gas to get to work or drive their kids to school? or do - - if their - - >> if they're really rich they're taking delivery cars. >> i guess. they're probably using range remembers, they're not using the ford festiva i currently have in my driveway, that's for sure. meat, do rich people rent properties instead of buying them because you shared the numbers before, gas is up 42 percent year over year, a 7-year high. this hits the poor and middle class the hardest, and for those who don't know who the president's right-hand man is, because a lot of people out there i've heard that name, i'm sure i do. he's the chief of staff. he regularly retweets out the perspective of msnbc conspiracy theorist joy reed who makes alex jones look sane. maybe he should sit down with an interwith harris faulkner. i'm sure you would love to do that interview. >> i have interviewed him in the past in a past administration. i've always come in to be a very political person and so on and so forth. but you're right, it would be a chippier interview now. >> true. >> dagan. >> to joe's point, inflation is exactly the opposite of what that jason firmen retweet said. it is a regressive tax which hits lower income americans the very hardest. people are made poor because of run away inflation and biden and company's policies. in fact, inflation adjusted wages, hourly wages this year, have fallen 2 percent since joe biden took office. so adjusting for inflation, people are making less money. i think this retweet from ron is kind of a manifestation of how bad the situation is in the white house of how they're struggling, trying to figure out what to to do, and heads will eventually start rolling. ron chain is arguably the closest a person to joe biden and he's been in the room when all these horrible decisions were made. watch him to maybe hut the sidewalk so to speak. also, the supply chain problem will get worked out probably after christmas, but the inflation problem is largely driven by this federal reserve just pumping money into the system, buying 120 billion-dollars of securities every month still. the head of the feds is up for reappointment in february. i am speculating but you watch, i bet you he does not get another term because this white house needs a scapegoat. whoever takes his place will be worse for inflation. >> if they wait until then to start to deal with these problems it may be too late. i want everybody to take a look at what was breaking last hour in william - - he's a few miles off shore of long beach california. the tankers are really stacked out there and the containers a ridiculous number with a whole lot of goods that could take as many as three weeks to get to shore and unloaded because of the worker shortage. we had a democrat contribute who argued they can hire people, i don't care that the shipping companies are lying when they say that they can't. and then you'll need the truckers to bring them to where we need them to be. that's a lot of good. and again, kayleigh, these are things we use every day. i don't know where this high class thing is coming from. what - - how out of touch can you be not to know that if you are a parent and you're changing dirty diapers today and you get down to five and you know to the store and the shelves are empty, that's a crisis. >> yes. >> and i don't care how you voted, at that point you're pointing in one direction. >> that's right. klain, i have something you want to post, patrice says when inflation hits the dollar store you have a big problem. she described her trip to a dollar store in maryland and there was an older lady there and she said she literally watched them ring up every item to check and make sure that it was a dollar because this woman was counting her dollars and now the dollar store is going to go up to 1.25, 1.50, there were some reporting maybe products could hit five dollars. this is not a high class problem, this affects every single american. but welcome to joe biden's america. >> from the biden administration , buttigieg a lot of people will get jobs the seasonal workers the holiday season affects the entire economy. he thinks the a fact we can't get our gifts is really funny. watch. >> i think there's always been two kinds of christmas shoppers, there's the ones who have all their lists completed by halloween, and thens. people like me who show up at the mall on christmas eve. if you're in that latter bucket, obviously there's going to be more challenges. >> emily. >> look, secretary buttigieg has an endearing personality, sure, but i think it's one or more example -f these elected decision-maker who have no idea what ordinary americans are facing or care about. what is high class about heating your home? what is high class about cereal and campbells soup? feeding your family gas. the trucking industry, freight. we have a screen we'll put up that shows for you exactly the change of consumer prices in this chart and it is frightening. what is high class about the cost of shelter? dagen i'm sure knows this more than me the tenant rent jumped a percent and a half in september. that's the sharpest rise as we head into the winter season and the price for heat is sky rocketing. owners equivalent rent which estimates what home owners would pay each month to rent their own home, that has risen almost a half a percent as well, the most since 2006. we pay the salaries of these amateur decision-makers and just as our dollars are now worth less, these guys are worthless. >> he's in charge of transportation and i have said this before, you've gotta understand the industry enough to know if there are that many ships offshore, prices are going to go up when they get get to port. you gotta pay somebody to take them off. maybe that doesn't touch pete buttigieg. remember he had problems in his hemostat of indiana reaching out to communities who were impoverished, kind of peteing them right where they sat, we call being in touch. we can't afford for him not to be in touch now. >> he rode rode a bicycle to the white house. who does understand that. >> take a photo. >> he wanted to show everybody how green he was so he took the bike out. we can't even make it up. up next, vice president kamala harris is once again facing back lash over something she said. we'll take a look at that. and some of her most controversial moments and her impact on the biden agenda in the upcoming mid-term. helen knew exercise could help her diabetes... but she didn't know what was right for her. no. nope. no way. but then helen went from no to know with freestyle libre 14 day, now she knows what activity helps lower her glucose. and can see what works best 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heritage foundation tweeting one of the most anti-american administrations in the world currently resides in the white house. kamala harris is writing the talking points for beijing, moscow, and every enemy of the free world. these comments are just the latest in a long line of missteps and gaps harris has made since taking office. here's a look at some of the vice president's most notable blunders. >> do you plan to visit the border? >> um, not today. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. i mean mean, i don't understand the point that you're making. i'm not dysodontaing the importance the border. >> you're going to have to, um, xerox or photo copy your idea to send it in to prove a who you are. there are a whole lot of people who live in rural communities there's no kinko's or office max near them. >> back in israel which hurts my heart because as ethnic genocide - - >> your perspective, your experience, your truth cannot be suppressed and it must be heard. >> we have a vice presidency that has been hallmarked by being utterly tone deaf, completely out of touch, totally incompetent, but there are many who aren't surprised by that. >> she ran a presidential campaign for the democrat nomination that was a disaster and ended before the first voting contest and magically she winds up the vice president of the united states one heartbeat away from the top job in the nation with a president who's clearly shaky and in decline. that makes us all so feel so good and reassured by her performance. i'm sure what those professional actor children she feelses more comfortable with them an had aen being in front of the press working off of an easy to read script but in terms of border, i think it shows you that the biden administration is bothered by the supply chain problem. that they at least step up and immediately start to try and solve that disaster but why not the border? because they want it that way. they're not doing anything to fix the problem, the influx of illegal immigrants aacross across our border whether it's drugs and human trafficking because that's how they want it. >> among the criticism the vice president has received the question was posed why govern a country you so clearly hate? >> wow. then that's a pretty good question; right? i mean, i don't know if she hates the country necessarily, but i put this more in the president and joe biden than i do kamala harris. in terms of him choosing her to be his running mate then also saying the first big job i'm gonna give you is to fix the crisis at the southern border. all he had to do, or his handlers, was look back if they truly wanted to solve the problem, is look back at her comments when she was a candidate, when she was a senator. she said illegal migration should be legalized she compare compared ice to the kkk and that's the person you're going to put in charge to fix the problem when she had no interest dining that whatsoever. then she tells migrants do not come, and they keep coming. we're on a pace now for 2.4 million people entering this country illegally this year. that is more than a the population of our fourth most populated city in houston. so look, i mean, yes, kamala harris is a train wreck, she's polling at 35 percent favorable in usa today she's not the plan b the democrats thought she would be. but that's on him for choosing her, not so much her being in a position where she is clearly over her head. >> kayleigh: some in the media have begun to change their tune. >> there is this chasm between the press and the people. you just heard from joe how unpopular she is among the american people but she was highly popular among the press. cnn wrote this glowing story of her and pelosi sitting behind the presidential address and said she's become one of biden's closest advisers, she was the last person in the room on the afghanistan decision now you have a cnn reporter saying she's supposed to be in charge of the border where is she? los angeles times had a whole beat dedicated to harris. and now:ment times calls her - - now l.a. times calls her ineffective. >> the last person in the room on the afghanistan stan decision and the first person to leave the room on the crisis at the border. you've got thinking polling numbers for both of these people. kamala harris and joe biden. him for his policies mainly and what he's doing. and her for not doing anything. i can't, i can't even get my mind around how different it would be if she leaned in. would love to find out. just attack any of the 7 or eight jobs the president has given you. it's got to be better than siccing while you're doing nothing. >> something would be better than nothing, and something good would be better than these continual tone deafness out of touch hideous comments. just ahead, the rolling stones retiring one of their greatest hits taking brown sugar off their set list for their u.s. tour. why critics say they is are surrendering to the woke 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[music] >> jumpin jack flash, the rolling stone's most played song live according to the set list dot fm. second on that list in 1971, the hit brown sugar. widely considered to have one of the greatest guitar riffs in history. you won't hear it at their shows any time soon. the band has cut the song from their set list after pushback over references to slavery, sex, and drugs, and when asked if why they're not playing the song anymore was because of heightened cultural sensitivity, guitarist keith richards said this, quote, i'm trying to figure out what the sisters where the beef is didn't they understand this was a song about the horrors of slavery? but they're trying to bury it. that's keith richards saying this. joe, i'll come to you. >> yeah, if we don't learn from the past we're condemned to repeat it even if it's in a song like brown sugar keith richards, the guy who wrote the song, he would know what the meaning is. i thinkless. a lot of songs out there that we dance along to that we sing to and we have zero idea what the actual meaning is. to your point, brown sugar, according to richards, is about the horrors of slavery, heroin and rape. he apparently wrote this song in under an hour. mick jagger said in an interview 26 years ago i would never write that song now. 26 years later it gets retired because that's the culture we live in. i'm just curious, then, when are all these critics out there going to start calling for every rap song that was ever misogynistic towards women, when are those going to be retired now as as well? if this is the game and these are the rules when do those editorials start happening? >> i want to give everybody just a taste of the lyrics because we're not going to play the song here. gold coast slave ship bound for the cotton fields sold in the market down in new orleans. scarred old flavor knows he's doing all right. as he begins to whip the woman just around midnight. brown sugar, how come you taste so good, so on and so forth. dagean, your thoughts? >> reading the lyrics and hearing them from you they're clearly distasteful but you have to take keith richards at his word that it's about the horrors of slavery. i think these guys are just too old and tired to deal with getting asked about it repeatedly. it's lake they just took the easy way out and stopped playing it, but to joe's point when are we gonna ban paul mccartney from performing i saw her standing there, with the opening lyrics she was just 17 and you know what i mean. so, i think the are plenty of people who might find that distasteful. and maybe every song written prior to 2020 - - >> that's really interesting. emily, you really chimed up there with just 17, you know what i mean. we have so many songs with the n-word in it, yet we have people who are willing to go to battle over that word depending on who says it. you can talk about that in black culture and society and whether or not that's acceptable and it's offensive if you gotta lean ut and turn it off because your kids are in the the car y think we're agreed upon it's not a good thing. >> and in the spectrum there's always going to be someone that's offended. so to me i see this as we're sensorring art and some how it's socially acceptable now to pick and choose what passes that mob test and what doesn't. if example we have the film that had the first african american recipient of an oscar in 1939, hattie mcdaniels, that film gone with the wind is cancels. dr. seuss' catalog is diluted. so there's hattie mcdaniels and there is the former first lady reading dr. seuss to children, which now part of his catalog being diluted some of those titles are now unacceptable. great gots standby, catcher in the rye, the list goes on this is literature. i think we should be reading books not burning them and i think we should be listening to songs not picking and choosing whether you play them or not is different than whether all of society can play them or not. >> i went out and bought those books when that whole thing was going on because i wanted to read them aloud to my kids so they know the stories. i want them to understand where we've been and you can only measure the presence and success by knowing what the past was. >> you went out and bought them. piers morgan wrote a piece that was really fascinating he said when they tried to ban baby it's cold outside, shot to the top of the charts. when gillette abandoned its male advertising, all of their sales plummeted. you cancel and you're just going to field the sales. >> he's right about that in most instances. just ahead, justice sonya sotomayer reare vealing a reason for some recent format changes at the u.s. supreme court. justices are now asking questions in order of seniority after a study showed female justices were being interrupted more often than their male colleagues. 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>> are women interrupted more by men or do women allow the interruption more? you know, you're in a box, you're in a vice grip if you're a woman. i don't let people interrupt me. i've more than once on tv to a man shouting over me said you see this? this is my mouth moving. that means i'm talking. that means you shut up. i've said that more than once. but then as a woman you get accused of, oh, she's angry, oh, she's vicious, oh, she's a nasty one. so... >> or worse. >> so - - yeah. so i choose to talk louder and shout and shut people down. so, the nicest i can do is pleat y finish and my finger goes up. >> i love it. >> you're a strong woman. harris, i also appreciate when people in the workplace uplift the voices of women. my former boss did that all the time, ser assanders was uninterrupt, i i was uninterrupted, kelly ann conway, i appreciate when men help women get their voices out there. >> it's true being around you and sarah and kelly anne, i from going to the white house no one's interrupt up thing any of you. and there were a lot of women in that consolation around the president at the time. when i'm interrupted these days, i actually just remind people that if their argument is really good it's worth waiting for ungetterred because if you begin talking when i am talking, i'm going to finish. >> yes. >> so no one will hear either one of us. >> yes. >> so if your argument's really good, waits until i'm done it's draw. i remember you and i siting here on the couch and i said oh, my gosh i just got an alert, justice thomas just asked questions in oral arguments he never had done so before. i wonder if it's this new system, the last one was chaotic and now he feels i'm going to get my voice out there because i won't we interrupted. >> it can happen to everywhere. i think dagen raises a good point. i think an apology comes more often from women. >> that's typically in society that we are really quick to say, oh, sorry or excuse me and be differential in that way. i appreciate the reminder that we need to own our space. every human should own their space and interrupting is always about the interrupter. the speaker, it's about their moment. if your interjecting to say i'm sorry i didn't catch that or a correction if needed. otherwise it's about the interrupter and makes them look bad. >> speak org -f the interrupter, one of these studies, joe, 46 out of 48 interruptions happen by men. what are you doing, joe? 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