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1:17Hey, everybody. I'm Dave Rubin, and this is First Look. Look, it's Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026. We've got a packed show for you today. Outrage grows in Britain after police handcuffed a dying, stabbing victim while believing his killer's claims of racism. President Trump names veteran agent Rosario Pete Vasquez as the next chief of the U.S. Border Patrol. Jill Biden has an awkward I'm not a doctor moment on The View while promoting her new book and defending her husband's presidency. Let's dive in. We start in the United Kingdom, where a horrifying case is fueling national outrage and raising serious questions about what many critics say is a policing culture more concerned with political correctness than basic law enforcement.

2:06Last week, 23-year-old Vikram Digwa was convicted of murdering 18-year-old University of Southampton student Henry Nowak during a confrontation that took place in December. But while the murder itself was shocking, what happened afterward may be even more disturbing. According to court testimony and subsequent reporting, responding officers initially treated Henry Nowak as the suspect. Why? Because Digwa told police that he had been racially abused and attacked. Act. Officers reportedly accepted that claim before properly establishing what had happened at the scene. As Henry lay critically wounded after being stabbed multiple times, police handcuffed him.

2:51Witnesses reported that Henry was struggling to breathe. According to accounts from the scene, one witness told officers, he has a mouth full of blood. Meanwhile, Henry himself reportedly said, I can't breathe. I've been stabbed. Think about that. A young man is bleeding. He's losing consciousness. He's telling officers he's been stabbed and yet he ends up in handcuffs. He later collapsed and died despite efforts to save him. Now, Hampshire Constabulary has since apologized. Temporary Deputy Chief Constable Robert France admitted, I'm sorry that he was handcuffed and arrested in the moments before he lost consciousness.

3:33The department has referred itself to Britain's police watchdog, the Independent Office for Police Conduct. But for many people, that's nowhere near enough. Critics argue this wasn't simply a mistake. They argue it reflects a deeper problem. Henry Jackson Society Executive Director Alan Mendoza put it bluntly, the reflex attitude today appears to be to believe any and every claim that mentions racism. And honestly, that's exactly why this case has exploded across Britain, because many people are asking a simple question. Why was an allegation of racism treated as more credible than a visibly dying stabbing victim?

4:16The facts established during trial paint a disturbing picture. Prosecutors said Digwa stabbed Henry multiple times with a large blade described as a kerpan-style weapon, measuring roughly 21 centimeters. Jurors rejected Digwa's self-defense claims and convicted him of murder. But what has many people especially angry is what happened immediately after the stabbing. According to reporting and commentary surrounding the case, family members helped conceal the weapon and provided misleading information to authorities before police arrived. Critics argue that by the time officers got there, Henry was already facing impossible odds.

5:00As one commentator put it, he wasn't just stabbed, the entire system worked against him. Now the controversy has become so large that Reform UK MP Robert Jenrick is demanding body camera footage be released if Henry's family agrees. Jenrick said the officers chose to prioritize the accusation of racial abuse over saving the life of this young man. He called it a terrible mistake. And many critics are asking why Britain's political establishment has remained largely silent. They point out that politicians and media organizations spent years discussing cases like George Floyd's death in America.

5:42Yet many of those same voices seem remarkably quiet when it comes to Henry Nowak. Even Elon Musk weighed in, posting online that people should watch the footage because of how heinously Nowak was treated. Now it's important to note that Sikh organizations across Britain have strongly condemned the murder. But regardless of religious background, political affiliation, or identity politics, the central issue remains painfully simple. An 18-year-old student was stabbed. He told officers he had been stabbed. Witnesses told officers he was gravely injured. And somehow he ended up in handcuffs while the actual killer's version of events was initially accepted.

6:28That's why this case has become a national scandal. And until the full body camera footage is released, many people believe there are still serious questions that need answers. Now to Washington, where the Trump administration has officially named the next leader of the United States Border Patrol, Rosario Pete Vasquez, a veteran Border Patrol official with more than 26 years of service, will now oversee nearly 20 ,000 agents and staff across the country. and unlike many political appointees in Washington, Vasquez is someone who has spent virtually his entire career actually doing the job. Most recently, he served as chief patrol agent of the blame sector in Washington state, overseeing operations along the US-Canada border.

7:16But his resume spans nearly every corner of border enforcement. His experience includes the Southwest border, the Northern border, CBP headquarters, international assignments, anti-terrorism operations, search and rescue missions, and special operations units. CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott praised the appointment, calling Vasquez a Border Patrol agent's agent. Scott added he understands what this mission demands because he has lived it. The appointment follows the retirement of former Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks, who stepped down last month after helping oversee what the administration says was a dramatic turnaround in border security.

7:59Banks told Fox News before retiring, I feel like I got the ship back on course from the least secure, disastrous, chaotic border to the most secure border this country has ever seen. Now, whether people agree with that assessment politically, there's no question that the border situation today looks dramatically different than it did just a few years ago. Illegal crossings have fallen sharply. Interior enforcement has increased, and the administration has prioritized human smuggling investigations, cartel disruption, drug interdiction, and deportation operations. As chief, Vasquez will oversee nearly 7 ,000 miles of international land border, approximately 2 ,000 miles of coastal waters, thousands of personnel, and some of the largest law enforcement operations in the federal government.

8:54Vasquez said, Our agents have never backed down from a challenge, and neither will I. Adding, My focus is clear. Support our agents, strengthen our operational capabilities, and ensure the U.S. Border Patrol remains the most effective border security force in the world. And honestly, that's probably exactly what Border Patrol agents wanted to hear. Because after years of political battles over immigration, morale, staffing, and enforcement priorities, many agents simply want leadership that understands the mission and backs the people doing the work. And finally, former first lady Jill Biden had an awkward moment during an appearance on The View that quickly went viral online.

9:39While promoting her new book, Biden was asked about President Biden's declining health and whether she ever encouraged him to abandon his re-election campaign. Her response immediately caught attention. Jill Biden said, the doctors told me he was fine. I'm not a doctor. Then she suddenly paused and corrected herself. I mean, I am a doctor, before laughing. Now, under normal circumstances, that might just be a funny television moment. But given the long-running debate over Jill Biden's use of the title doctor, the comment immediately exploded online. As many people remember, Jill Biden holds a doctor of education degree.

10:19Back in 2020, a Wall Street Journal column sparked controversy by arguing that using the title doctor outside of academic settings felt misleading because she is not a physician. The debate never really went away, and this latest moment instantly reignited it. But the bigger news from the interview wasn't actually the joke. It was Jill Biden's admission that Joe Biden likely would not have been able to complete a second term had he won re-election. When asked directly whether he could have served another four years, she responded, Not with what I know now. That's a remarkable statement, because for years, many Americans questioned whether President Biden was physically and mentally capable of serving another term.

11:03Those concerns were routinely dismissed by the White House, major media outlets, Democratic officials. Yet now, even Jill Biden appears to acknowledge that another full term would not have been realistic. She pointed to his recent prostate cancer diagnosis and described it as, so shocking. But critics immediately noted another detail. According to her own book, Jill Biden had observed signs of possible health problems years earlier. One example involved Joe Biden repeatedly waking up throughout the night to use the bathroom, something she reportedly flagged to doctors at the time. And that's why this conversation remains politically significant, because many Americans still feel they were told for years that concerns about Joe Biden's health were nothing more than partisan attacks.

11:53Now, after the fact, more and more admissions seem to be confirming those concerns were real all along. And honestly, that may end up being one of the biggest political stories of the entire Biden era. And that's your first look this Wednesday. Quick recap. Outrage grows in Britain after police handcuffed a dying stabbing victim while believing his attackers' allegations of racism. President Trump names veteran agent Rosario Pete Vasquez as the next chief of the U.S. Border Patrol. And Jill Biden's awkward, I'm not a doctor moment goes viral as she acknowledges Joe Biden likely couldn't have completed another term.

12:34We'll keep following all of it. I'm Dave Rubin. Thanks for starting your day with First Look. See you tomorrow.

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