host of the brian kilmeade radio show and host of "one nation." president biden facing backlash for what critics call lack of disrespect for walking out during a distinguished honor of medal of honor award ceremony. the retired army captain was awarded for bravery during vietnam war. it is captain flew over 2000 missions and taylor risked his life to save four members of reconnaissance team surrounded by enemy forces. taylor was able to land for 10 seconds and the men clung on and were flown to safety. the army said what taylor did that noot had never been attempted. after all the heroism, this is what occurred during the distinguished ceremony. [cheering] [applause] >> harris: where is he going? you see president biden leaving the stage and exiting the ceremony before it was over. he walked off the stage after putting the medal of honor around his neck. the president hoofed out heading for the door. many reacted with fury, some speculated the president was trying to give the soldier the spotlight. >> kayleigh: i have never seen my former boss do that or any president do that. those speculating he wanted to give him the spotlight, i don't buy it. he has a lot of time for the beach and he doesn't have time for people of east palestine and he hasn't been. it is september and it happened february 3. he did go down to florida, he surveys the damage and has ariel travel over the state, he sees homes shifted you hava the foundation and goes unprompted to a group of reporters and says, i do not have a home. he does not have empathy, not recognizing a grandchild until recently, the checking of watch during a dignified transfer. don't tell me joe biden is empathetic, i don't believe it. >> harris: look at that litany, such a record for the president. the white house continues to defend him. it is their job, but -- >> brian: couple things, people like barack obama, he had a body man with him and ended up being a great guy. this guy needs a floor manager, he never knows where to go. john, our floor manager, he is always telling us what camera. >> harris: i have never seen you wander out of the studio. >> brian: when he stops talking, where am i, who am i? no way he is being differential. he would go like this, this is your time, take the stage. he was walking off because he is clueless, never anybody around him. this is not a hard thing, stay, come, walk this way. this is exit, this is trance. they just gave a biographer two years of unlimited access. he does not seem like an empathetic person or like he's enjoying the job. volatile, angry all the time, people don't want to be around him, he is quick to explode. a lot of policy, he tries to walk back, like immigration disaster. you can't do that. he is not in charge. he doesn't have respect of his staff and we have a biographer who was hired not to be bob woodward, excerpts do not look like he is in charge. >> harris: if that is a friend writing the truth about you, my goodness. emily, can we say covid is over, it will recur. doctors have said just like flu and everything else. if octogenarians are in the room and that close to each other and one had close covid exposure and told to wear a mask and he's putting something around the neck of an 81-year-old, keep his mask on, president of the united states, whose white house is writing the rules about masking for him. >> emily: brian, your point was well made. one of the law firms i worked for, a named partner was in his 90s. he would come from his house, he would come sit at head of the table, not say anything, he would wear a suit and go out and he passed shortly after. symbolism was clear, fulfillment it garnered for him, his family and the firm, buts nothing to be gained from his presence. that is what this president has done, biggest symbolism is turning your back on someone. if he wanted to see the spotlight for the medal of honor recipient, he would have stood to the side and waited for applause to end and the emcee to read the concluding prayer, which he did. for those explaining this away, point to honor of medal ceremony where he did stay as concluding prayer was said. none of that comported with protocol or with past behavior and decisions. >> emily: interesting, what you are pointing to, perhaps is degradation, is change. >> emily: disdain, lack of respect. >> i don't think the president was being purposely disrespectful, he thought the ceremony was over. he delivered the speech and put medal of honor around captain taylor's neck. it seems he thought that was his cue to leave. if that is sure, i'm sure he feels bad about it right now and that goes to the mental acuity aspect. the book brian mentioned, about how he feels white house staffers are babying him. that is the age thing. he's the president. scrutiny is part of the job, even during unfortunate times and this is. as president, you don't want to take away from who and what this ceremony is about and captain taylor is the headline here and i'm glad the ceremonies are televised. you hear the story of why he received this medal of honor, trying to save the lives of four men surrounded. he was in a helicopter firing down. the other helicopter decided not to come, i will do double duty and stay and get the guys out. they were hanging on to his helicopter, he put his life on the line. that is the story here. i'm glad the ceremonies are televised. in this situation, look at what the person does, i doubt captain taylor cares what the president did, this is his moment. >> emily: hope that is true. i love the examples you gave, clearly a condition is degrading here and it does hurts people. coming up, mask mania could be back. elementary school near d.c. is reinstating its many evera a few reported cases of covid. is this just the beginning? 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who had close contact at the school? >> emily: talk about media coverage, you have headlines like following, best masks for kids to wear, best k-n-95 masks according to experts. "new york times"s most rigorous scientific study conducted on efficacy of masks, there is no evidence masks make a conference, "new york times" reports. n-95, this kind of mask, what about studies that persuaded policy makers to impose it all? they were convinced flawed observational study. >> last january, did a survey of studies, no scientific evidence here. let's force kids to put on n-95 respirators, this is why media do not trust authorities or media. when dr. fauci comes out and tells us, no need to wear masks at the start of the pandemic and now says i'm concerned people will not abide by mask mandates. this is part of sacrificing children on the altar of covid-19, vaccine mandate, mask mandate, n-95 respirators and no questions about developmental effect on young kids. >> carley: i am thinking of "u.s.a. today" op ed goldie hahn wrote about instilling covid-19 fear in children. she wrote it through the lens of fear instilled during her during the cold war, having to hide yourn your desk and children can't process these concepts. if that affected me, cold war era and what it did to my mental psyche, what do adults do to children when they tell them to be afraid of the air and mask up because this could hurt you. anybody that works at school district need to read that op ed and remember that before they force a mask upon a child. >> brian: and climate change, they kids scared of climate change. we have them glueing themselves to van gogh paintings. >> harris: my kids excel in science, did these administrators even pass science? who can tell us definitively this is the way to go. thatten moos we have to be led into school board meetings, they don't want that. >> brian: coming up next, dr. fauci, last thing i want to hear ever. >> harris: i didn't say that. >> brian: unbelievable. >> emily: best news ever is coming up, our own kayleigh mcenany. met with governor desantis to discuss top issues facing america's women. that interview is next. ♪ you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can build new bone with evenity®. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. evenity® is proven to reduce spine fracture risk by 73%. evenity® can increase risk of heart attack, stroke, or death from a cardiovascular problem. do not take evenity® if you have low blood calcium, or are allergic to it. serious allergic reactions and low blood calcium have occurred. tell your doctor about jaw bone problems, as they have been reported with evenity®. or about pain in your hip, groin, or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures have occurred. don't let a break put you on a shelf. talk to your doctor about building new bone with evenity®! i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the weight just falls off. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. right now save up to $900 off mattress sets during purple's labor day sale. visit purple.com or a store near you. 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>> we had a traumatic incidents in the state and i've become friends with the parents and we put our money where our mouths are. the guardian program allows civilians to carry on campus. media and left say teachers should not be forced to carry a firearm. these bad guys gravitate to soft targets, if they think they are walking into a school and don't know what is behind the door, they are less likely to do that. we have done a lot in florida. if there is a role to provide support, that could make a difference. maybe some grants. >> for suburban women, i hear a lot about education and curriculum and "washington post" poll came out and said 77%, it wasn't packaged with florida specifically, 77% do not want gender ideology in k-12. is there a role for the federal government as pertains to curriculum? >> we will not have a national curriculum, in florida, the model for the country. we want education, not indoctrination and parents to have their rights protected. they have right to direct education and upbringing of their kid and parents should be able to send their kids to school without having an agenda shoved down their throat. no one thought you would teach a second grader they can change genders. it is not true and inappropriate. parent rights should apply nationally. how you do that in terms of congress acting, there are strings in terms of federal funding people take. bottom line, i will be on the side of parents and having curriculum that is rooted in academic achievement and parents have right to inspect curriculum. it is unfortunate there has been pornography in schools and media will say if you take a porno graphic book out of a room, that is banning a book. no, you don't jam adult material into elementary school environment. if adults want adult material, do that on their own time. watch hunter biden's laptop for all i care, do not bring it to our schoolchildren. it is about health of our country. our country, we will not be able to reverse decline unless we get education system back on proper footing. >> thank you, governor. >> kayleigh: harris, one thing i was surprised, not a single republican talk about supporting vulnerable women. we heard him saying men should pay women when it comes to child support. we heard him say on school safety, should have grants given to allow school safety and no national curriculum when it comes to education. >> harris: talking about abortion after the debate, we were together after that on the show. you said so much was left off the table and that is some of what was left off the table. you had eight people on the stage and had to get there, it is important as the -- you don't get to hear the stuff and foster care end is something that doesn't get talked about. i liked what he said, when he said from soup to nuts, i might be paraphrasing, the life of the child you want to save, you have a plan for that and that mom has to feel supported. >> kayleigh: and something like rubio's act, you as men must support women during pregnancy, we support child support obligation. if every candidate committed to that, what a signal from the republican party. we are pro-life and supporting life. the republican parties biden we are committed to grants. >> brian: instead of six weeks, 15 weeks, you said what about the baby after a child is born. i had never seen that stat thats most times women want to have the baby, they don't feel financially they can do it. we never talk about abortion at all and now talking about abortion 6 to 15 weeks or at all and what are reasons women don't have the child. usually third rail, how do we get into it, it is personal. that is where the conversation has to go, if you want to solve it. great category, suburban women probably will decide this next election and that is where president trump lost the most in 2020. >> harris: yeah, not just solve it, if you want to beat democrats on this issue because they are gal valized by it. we saw polling out of roe v. wade. if you want to take them on, deal with this issue as a party. >> kayleigh: one thing i found interesting he said to the point about women not wanting to have abortion. a institution poll this and women feel their decision is coerced and i spoke last night with leader in the pro-life movement and he said when we poll tested this issue, number one question that moved voters, when we said, would you support ballot initiative if it allowed women to coerce be coerced to have abortions? that was a good start. >> emily: framing matters, narrative matters when you are combating the left, which has arsenal and surgical dagger way of distorting and perverting how people feel about the pro-life movement. i appreciated that you drew out practicality and enforcement or how it would be done by the governor. part of people's frustration of candidates when everything is aspirational and we saw at first debate nikki haley said, let's brass tacks, this is why this matters and i appreciated that. how are you going to get that done? he brought up national legislation in the form of education, i appreciated that style. what struck you about that? >> kayleigh: i couldn't help but chuckle when he mentioned hunter biden's laptop, quite a line. >> carley: to the point of ron desantis, likeability, which i think is strange and unfair. i don't personally care if a politician is likeable, do you get things done? that is what i talk about. maybe talk about likeability in the primary, but when it comes down to it, his greatest asset is what he was able to display on the debate stage. it is clear his strategy, name a topic and i will tell you how i handled it. it is clear in this interview, pro-life position is not a losing position and especially with what he has done in florida whchl he talks about post-partum medical care, foster care and adoption. sharia something else that was blaring opposition from the current president was empathy. you caught this governor in middle of a hurricane, brutal hurricane that hit the gulf coast and you were there with your family. it is interesting, as we look at biden, we are talking about lack of empathy and that is oppositional point and i argue with most candidates who took the stage first debate night. >> emily: he was moving across the coast and 98% power restored in florida. >> brian: empathy for president biden, he tell his personal story to trump yours, no matter the tragedy. >> harris: it would be different if the story were true. >> kayleigh: maybe put his head down and work a bit. retail theft spireals out of control, the latest security measure crime-fighting fog, that is next. ♪ ♪ are you a veteran, own a home and need money for your family? 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that is road we're going down. we know that george soros, former european guy, would be interesting if we didn't follow those footsteps, let's solve the problems and what are shoppers doing during the fog blast? >> brian: i'm going to a retail story and next thing i know, i'm in a fog machine. europe used it first. i'm thinking, you are doing this because you don't want to spend for security or crack down on criminals. for giant foods to say instead of getting security, we will put generic brands out there. if you can't get tide, you can't get blood stains out. we are destroying what is left of retail. >> harris: emily, i want to start with why do you need to remove blood? >> brian: pickup basketball. >> emily: your alibi. i live in the same building as target. realities is, the shelves are empty, barely anything in there. i travel on weekends and i do shopping on weekends in other states and other towns and i live in the same building as target. i have luxury of getting it elsewhere, where about the elderly, those who can't walk further, they have to pay the price. >> brian: and navigate a smoke machine. >> emily: take a step back. 30,000 view, why should retail owners have to come up with creative ways to deter shoplifters? why pour hot oil and blasting the music, why can't we enforce law and incarcerate shoplifters? we are paying the price and it doesn't make sense. >> carley: small business owners are the victims, that is why i love the fog. the phrase is thieves can't steal what they can't see and it is intended to be used at night when the store is closed. take this a step further, there should be something that gets on the skin of the thieves and can only be seen under infrared light so it doesn't damage goods, police can figure out who the criminal is. >> brian: the thing they use to get you into clubs? absolutely. >> harris: club kind of guy. >> brian: i live in clubs, club kind of guy. i'm happy. >> brian kilmeade is club-going man and blood-stained shirt. >> brian: you wouldn't believe the stamps on my hand, i could show you. >> harris: presidential candidates sharing something personal with voters, their music tastes. more on the 2024 contenders' music taste next. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and our premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital at 800-630-8900 to receive your free rosland guide to gold, gold & precious metals ira, and silver brochures. with rosland, there are no hassles, no gimmicks, and our shipping is fast and reliable. remember. keep it simple. make gold your new standard. call rosland capital today at 800-630-8900, 800-630-8900. that's 800-630-8900. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv you've worn many hats, from past jobs in fact. now, you can trade in those hats to help earn your grad cap! your past experience can help you earn your degree faster and for less. i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? 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the vein of this question, not here is who i am on social media, it is real glimpse of who they are. >> it is. nikki haley, she said fast car luke combs on her list, well done. vivek ramaswamy hit eminem. will hurd, "shake it off" by taylor swift. >> brian: smart political move, most popular in the world. >> not enough country on the list. i don't know if the list is theirs. i think will hurd's is real. it is like the campaign is like fine, everybody submit 20 songs and pick ones that are safe to you seem like a cool mom or dad. >> screen shot the spotify app and show the last 10 songs you listened to. >> i know vivek ramaswamy can rift, what is cornel west. >> emily, you want us to pick out a song for lyrics, what if lyrics are great and music is terrible. you sometimes find yourself -- >> 10%. >> brian: i don't want to look at a lyric sheet. 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"america reports." >> thank you, guys. any moment the white house is set to brief with questions surrounding president biden's mixed messaging on wearing a mask following first lady jill biden's covid diagnosis and possibly mask mandates in the classroom. i'm trace gallagher in for john roberts. >> i'm gillian turner in washington. john and sandra are off today. growing number of businesses and school districts acros