just look at joe and kamala's approval rating sinking faster than chris cuomo's credibility and his, well, his ratings that

constitution says it's a treaty that takes two thirds of the senate, two thirds does not mean 250 plus kamala harris. the build back better act aspirating like it's 1.7 joint and spending such a small number but even that manufactured with artificial sunsets and rises, any realistic assessment at 5 trillion, if all of this is so good, if it's so fair and reasonable as our esteemed treasury secretary would say than why can't they explain honesty of the american people whose congressional budget office the real boat, not reconciliation show in the sunlight, not midnight box here is why. this stuff would not pass with the american people and it's unconstitutional. charles: to me it is interesting because we keep -- i say we, the folks in charge now, tries to deconstruct america and make it into something different as if we are not good enough for haven't been and we are ignoring our largest rival. think about how great a week china has had. the world health organization gets excised and they are in line for an experience. oil will help china and potentially china will take ownership at the airpo

we heard the vice president kamala harris a couple of times talking about this bill is going to lower costs for america and help ease the inflation concerns but joe manchin doesn't seem to be accepting that and that's space to watch for sure. >> on the build back better, social safety net, everyone has their own terms. democrats have to work -- the senate going to change the house version. do they get if they don't get this and go not mid-term election career without it they are definitely screwed as opposed to we're not sure. >> if there's anything uniting them even though we've seen tensions boil over and blow up, they need a number of provisions to go on the campaign and say we're providing for the families. i know you're hurting and you've seen the gas prices. we are here and we can legislation and deliver. >> covid has stolen another year from us. i can't believe we're turning again into december. we'll track a big month up on the hill. coming up, brand new information about the status of the omicron variant here in the united states. with chase security features, guidance and co

kamala dynamic. another tweeted ha, this is the white house version of play nice back there you two in the back of the car. >> you know what's funny when they say pete and kamala have presidential buzz, what they're really saying is anyone who thinks they have a shot is buzzed and you should take away their car keys. harris, these two people are two of the biggest symbols of the least popular presidential administration in recent history. if you look at politics like a restaurant. the polls are basically saying the food sucks and the democrats are saying i got it we will give them bigger portions. i know every republican in my circle would donate to make this ticket a reality because they terrible what is their signature accomplishment, harris, when you think about it, there is nothing. they check boxes in identity politics. the problem is voter don't want to check boxes, they want a paycheck with a side of border security, hold the inflation. >> harris: there you go. >> thank you. >> harris: joe bid

. >> dana: do you think they would ask kamala harris to do that job as well? slightly kidding. >> only if they wanted to bury it. if they wanted to hear a funny laugh. >> bill: what has this administration done well? tucker thinks he has failed on public policy with regard to the vaccines. you have more deaths this year than a year ago. you came into office and had a vaccine, had a roll-out plan, had a distribution plan in place. what has this administration managed well? >> i would be hard pressed because look, if you look at it you are right. a little bit upside down on covid. the important thing to look is how far he has fallen on covid. he started off okay on the economy, he is badly upside down. started okay. do people think we are oef going in the right direction no? no. the administration bungled the first year and end the year by adding to their woes, not getting out of their problems but adding to them. schumer says by the end of the year we pass a budget. we are in our third month of the fiscal year -- yes, as of tomorrow the third month for fiscal y

kamala harris is getting in on this part of the game which is obviously helpful for her image because she's had much, much tougher jobs in other parts of the administration. i think this is all sort of the white house and folks trying to tell them, look, you've got to play nice, at least for the time being. maria: yeah. it looks like it's a manufactured, quote, unquote friendship that they're traveling together on infrastructure. she was given the most important job, secure our borders, but she didn't do anything with it. tom, it's gutted to see you this morning. thanks -- it's good to see you this morning. thanks very much. we'll take a break. we are following the market selloff this morning, renewed covid fears rattling markets, we break down the key issues weighing on investors with the dow industrials down 400 points right now. we look at countering china, general jack keane is here with a look at what the the us is planning now to push back on chinas' authoritarianism. we'll be right back. maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm ma

kamala says smollett is one of the most kindest, gentle human beings i know. i'm praying for quick recovery this was attempted modern day lynching no one should have to fear for their life because of their sexuality or color of their skin. we must confront this hate. they just believed him at his word without knowing the facts, to your point. >> that's exactly right. and now, as someone who has lived through actually dealt with overt racism. it's offensive to me that this guy is a immediately trying to just profit off of real issues that are happening in our country. so i really do hope that the justice system does not go easy on him. i mope they make an example out of him. this is at first off it's bigger than him. it's kind of a systemic issue in our country. with the media and the political kind of empire making things that aren't true reality as long as can you confirm what they want hear. as long as you confirm their bias. as long as you confirm their narrative that they're trying to tell about our country. ainsley: injury my, i know you are from miami. m

then you have kamala harris the failed border czar and failed in every duty that she has been given and then you have the failed transportation secretary who is overseeing a disaster of a supply chain crisis. >> this is the democrat bench. this is the most that they have to offer. now, i know that they are going to be appearing together because they want the optical allusion everything that is right in paradise, the american people know it's not. democrats know they are in trouble and they better find someone come 2024. maybe it will be hillary clinton. i mean, at this point, why not? >> tomi, we have been talking about the omicron variant all morning long and yesterday the big news was that president biden enacted that travel ban from several african nations. the only problem with that though is that this southern border is wide open and there is a migrant caravan that is coming through and could get to the u.s. southern border in several days. >> exactly. so all those folks that pretend to be so concerned about the variants and about covid itself, if they are not serious about protect

kamala harris, whose approval is now at 28%, and in the overhead said corner is pete buttigieg whose solution to high gas prices is to buy a tesla. tom cotton, what is the early chatter about our harris/buttigieg ticket in 2024? tell you the state of the democrat party. >> these -- the democrat parties in disarray and the washington democrats know they are heading for historic defeat in next year's election in 2024 if they don't change their ways. there trying to spend $4 trillion at a time when inflation is the highest it has been in 30 years, $4 a gallon for gasoline, can't find their kids christmas presents, too expensive to get all of them and crisis at the southern border and supply chain crisis to top it off and who they look to, the person biden put in charge of the border, kamala harris and in charge of the supply chain, pete buttigieg. if that's the best the democrats can do then it is going to be a very bad election for the next year. laura: the democrats are also making up for lackluster solutions urging senator cotton to lash out more at republican saying a number of seni

refused to recognize his unfounded claims that the election was stolen, but he recognized joe biden and kamala harris, he helped defeat the president's bid to have the election overturned, very openly. i don't think you can ever solve those issues. with kevin mccarthy, they are clearly in a different place. a majority of house republicans voted to overturn the election during the certification process and kevin mccarthy regularly consults with donald trump on political matters, both because he believes that the president has very astute feedback to give him. this is part of what they did together in 2020. he believes by keeping the former president in the fold, he can keep him as a constructive force in the party, rather than throwing stones from the outside. the interesting thing is that donald trump never likes or appreciates anybody. he likes republicans as long as they do what he says. i don't know if republicans understand that there is no assuaging donald trump. there is no making him feel ok. there is no, look, everything is fine. he's never going to like anybody. he has a lot of contem

by the way, kamala harris is welcome, they specifically called out africa extension of the travel ban. they called it anti-blackened-kamala harris referred that it was driven by hate it's a total flip-flop and it showed that some of the things you say when you're not in government come back to haunt you when you have the responsibility of being in government. it's not the only example they do it all the time and actually the most serious example has to be over the vaccine. they go on and on about vaccine hesitancy and they can go on about how people are unvaccinated. they were the ones who started vaccine hesitancy. if they sowed the seeds by claiming that you couldn't trust it because it was rushed and done too quickly. if that i think so much more serious example of how to they have been over the situation. >> shannon: more questions about the mask boo because we have seen a prominent democratic leaders are as responsible for imposing or suggesting mask mandates caught not wearing the. the president himself was in the shop that had a sign on the door about masks and he was inside no

>> reporter: at the time then senator kamala harris called it an attempted modern day lynching a month later police accused the actor of making it up. two brothers say he paid them to stage the attack the brothers are planning to testify. smollett was indicted on 16 fentanyl counts of disorderly conduct. weeks later, all charges were dropped. >> i would like nothing more than to just get back to work and move on with my life >> do i think justice was served no >> a special prosecutor was then appointed and smollett was again charged with disorderly conduct. the actor quickly went from being supported -- >> we have to love each other -- >> reporter: to being a punch line >> all we have to do is fake a hate crime >> danny celallos is a legal analyst. >> it's not just that he's given multiple statements to law enforcement but a lot of statements anywhere. >> late night in chicago, opening statements started tonight. the prosecution says smollett staged the attack because the studio is not taking hate mail seriously. the trial should last about a week >> thank you >>> another flash mob sty

kamala harris, whose approval is at 28%. and in the way over his head corner's mayor pete buttigieg whose solution the high gas prices is to buy a tesla. joining me is arkansas senator tom cotton. senator, what is the early chatter about a harris-pete buttigieg ticket? this data in the democrat party my goodness. >> i think these reports tell us that the democratic party is in disarray and the washington democrats know that they are heading for a historic defeat next year's election and in 2024 as well if they don't change their ways. now they're trying to stand for trillion new dollars and a time when inflation is at highs at spending 30 years. people paying $4 a gallon for gasoline. they can't buy their kids christmas presents. if they can find presents, they are probably too expensive to get all of them. we have a crisis in our southern border. meanwhile, who do they look to? they look to the person biden put in charge of the border, kamala harris. and the person in charge of the supply chain, pete buttigieg. if that's th

varilux lenses by essilor. ♪ >> pete: remember last year in joe biden and kamala harris were obsessed with the law? >> no one is above the law, including the president of the united states. >> our president is not above the law. >> what we do want is a justice system where no one is above the law, not even the president of the united states. >> shooting holes in the constitution. and we cannot let him get away with it. >> well, it turns out no one is above the law except hunter who continues to live his best life painting away in nantucket with the big guy. despite more revelation from the laptop from hell. we now know that the communist chinese used hunter biden to help with high class business introductions for chinese communist party linked energy company, one of the largest energy companies in the world and the direct arm of the ccp. in exchange for his services, hunter was reportedly awarded $10 million a year and a shiny $80,000 diamond on top. all of this for knowingly introducing top chinese communist to top u.s. officials so that china could get an upper hand on the u.s. econ

attack on himself and lying to police about it the case brings up difficult issues for vice president kamala harris. this is the jussie smollett case. in a tweet she initially called reports of the attack an attempted modern day lynching. she later said she was sad, frustrated and disappointed at reports of a hoax with jussie smollett. breaking tonight, newly released records indicate cnn ache core and brother of the former governor of new york chris cuomo used his media sources to find out information about his brother's sexual assault accusers. governor andrew cuomo resigned amid sexual assault misconducts. let's get details breaking tonight from fox news media analyst host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz. good evening, howy. >> chris cuomo far more deeply involved in orchestrating the defense of his cuomo and calling other journalists to find out about the then accusers than he has acknowledged. documents show the cnn host texting on damaging control about the sexual assault allegations please let me help with the prep and accusing her of withholding information. stop hiding blank. mo

>> it ultimately falls to the president but you've got kamala harris at home and security from all three failed on corporate security. you can't name one thing any of them have done to shut down the crisis of the border. everything they are doing is concentrating how fast they can release people into the armed states, that is just a fact. they took the most secure border in my lifetime under president trump nine months turning the most secure border into historic crisis on the border. 1.7 which is really 1.9, is the most we've ever seen in the history of this nation and this administration did that in nine months and they are not going to stop, they will keep this agenda because that's what they ran on and that's what they want. liz: almost the equivalent of taking in the population into nebraska in that period of time. a migrant armed a machete trying to assault border patrol agents in the el centro sector, border patrol agents are among the most assaulted of law enforcement in the last fiscal year, 200, more than 200 agents assaulted from your word on that? >> went from a cartel see th

>> greg: kamala harris is right in front. >> dana: biden too. >> jesse: to that point, people with advanced degrees in media and politics. so a hoax, the rest of the country it is below freezing and you are not ordering food delivered? and you say will wait for half an hour? like a necklace? that is crazy. and you know why this hits home, he was doing this to gain sympathy to renegotiate his deal here that was a fox show. that money would have come out of my pocket. how dare he! >> geraldo: i think jussie smollett will plead to one of the charges of disorderly conduct. he had six disorderly conduct for filing false reports. he will face insurmountable case and will plead guilty. i am outraged by the maxwell case. you talk about darrell brooks, the creep who ran over his girlfriend and killed six people in the parade and out of $1,000 bail. ghislaine maxwell has been in jail for 17 months for no bail. no bail! she is sitting in prison prior to trial accused, get this, of the events that between 1994 and -- >> greg: she's a flight risk? >> geraldo: a flight risk? she offered to put up $28.5 m

. >> well, not only did he say that, but he also had his future running mate, kamala harris, blasted as a racist as did speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. so politicizing a pandemic just for political advantage in a presidential campaign may turn out to bite you and it is certainly biting him big time here. president trump was a bigot for having a travel ban extended to africa. now president biden is in a position of having put a travel ban from africa. so he's due every bit of criticism for being a hypocrite on this. it's a sign of how bad it was lastier and how there's going to be an overhang from having politicized the covid for advantage in a presidential campaign. also -- >> martha: go ahead, karl. >> also the -- this is -- i just returned from south africa. i was in africa through the middle of november. you know, they were very grateful -- i happened to be staying at a camp outside of krueger national park with a guy that was the head of the south african tourism association and had them taken of the british red list that prohibited travel from u.k. to south africa. and these

harris kamala harris who was then sent her to eat out, "jussie spinach and is one of the kindest and gentlest human beings i know. this was an attempt in modern-day lynching. no one should have to fear for their life because of their sexuality where the color of their skin. we must disrupt this hate." that tweet did not age well. >> it's like collin kyle rittenhouse a white supremacist before any investigation was done. these types of reactions often do come back to haunt politicians who are rushing to join the mob and calling for one result or another. from the beginning, there was a lot about the allegation that didn't make sense. i am from chicago and i think this was the first time anyone suggested anyone saying this was maga country. putting that aside, it was odd from beginning to end the details. ultimately these two individuals came forward, the videotapes in the stores, and despite the evidence he wasn't required to take responsibility when those initial charges were dropped. he still doesn't. that leads to this really horrible aspect of the case. if someone is accused of ca

david: i guess we will hear from vice president kamala harris but you heard from the president and dr. fauci as well. edward lawrence is at the white house with more. >> very interesting some of the things he pointed out. no more lockdowns which is something that the president had advocated for as candidate joe biden. also as candidate joe biden says he would like to see the travel restrictions that former president trump put in place he calls them xenophobic when he talking about china and a tweet from february of 2020, take a look at this tweet on the travel restrictions related to africa the president saying this because of african countries trump further diminishes the u.s. in the eyes of the world by expanding the travel ban. the new africa ban is designed to make it harder for black and brown people to immigrate into the united states. it's a disgrace that's from february 1 of 2020. today fast-forward and president joe biden has immediately taken action to put the travel ban in place, listen how he described it moments ago. >> the very day the world health organization identifie

any ticket with kamala harris on it would be a nightmare. performance on the border has been horrific. handlers keep her under the political version of lock and key. buttigieg has yet to visit an actual port. long beach, los angeles, savannah. his solution is to pass the president's build back better bill. >> harris: power panel. america rising pac and former communication at rnc. kevin walling former biden surrogate. cassie, i will start and get your top line thoughts. >> great to be with you, harris. this reads like a wanna be episode of the west wing or veep. you have the liberal elites what a dream ticket to look like to get biden off the ticket. they know they are in trouble with voters and know what they are doing is unpopular no matter which we they go. they get the prescription wrong. this isn't about the people on the ticket. it is about the policies on the ticket. so if democrats have any hope of turning things around for themselves in 2022 or 2024, they can't rewrite the cast. this he have to rewrite the script and the whole plot

kamala harris tweeted this. when anyone makes false claims to police it diverts resources away from serious investigations but more difficult for other victims of crime to come forward. we must speak the truth. hate crimes are on the rise in america. >> bill: trying to have it both ways. >> dana: so is he. i can't believe he is going forward with the trial. >> bill: the police chief in chicago was as ticked as one could be because of the resources diverted in the investigation. it turned out to be a big hoax. jury selection begins today. >> dana: they gave him a chance to plea. he did not. we go through the trial and see what happens. border patrol agents working hard in texas over the weekend as the humanitarian crisis continues unfolding there. the latest face of that crisis look, a child abandoned in mexico. one migrant tries by passing the border all together. how he made it to the united states but didn't make it far. ♪♪♪ >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will

lauren: it's kamala harris. stuart: really? lauren: it shows harris with 13% support followed by former first lady michelle obama with 10% support, 36% say they were unsure who they would pick if biden doesn't seek re-election, but i was scratching my head at kamala harris, off what president biden does, so if she and michelle obama are the leads for the democratic ticket i think republicans have a good shot. stuart: there's no bench strength. lauren: no. stuart: no depth amongst the democrats. a very thin bench thank you very much indeed. no wait a minute there's more for you. pete buttigieg responded criticism about his comments where he said that highways, bridges and highways, were built with racist intentions. what's he saying there? lauren: i think he's doubling down, listen here. >> what we're doing is we are reconnecting people who may have been disconnected or divided by discriminatory decisions in the past. that helps everybody. i don't know why anybody be against reconnecting people who have been divided by discrimin

you like a real menorah or a fake video to vice president kamala harris. >> and second gentleman doug lit up the menorah last night. as you can see there is this the official national menorah. well, like compared to that what was that tree 23rd for full. well, 40 foot tree. this is oh yes and sending out a tweet and listen, i don't care as far as just like i'm not measuring your hanukkah. christmas spirit. like. >> well, the tree is bigger than the is being chat. we don't need although i will mention as i'm looking around the bay area for menorahs. the bon air center in green bay's got a pretty big one and it doesn't need to be just need the big wreck. it's not it's a whole different holiday. really is not comparable it's just you've got a tree. we've got a menorah, whatever. that's right. the president also sent that wishing everybody. a happy hanukkah as we head into the holidays and happening overnight, by the way, closer to home. we did have a tree lighting ceremony in san francisco. >> festivities began at 06:00pm out there. the bank of america plaza in the castro neighborhood wh

refused to recognize his unfounded claims that the election was stolen, but he recognized joe biden and kamala harris, he helped defeat the president's bid to have the election overturned, very openly. i don't think you can ever solve those issues. with kevin mccarthy, they are clearly in a different place. a majority of house republicans voted to overturn the election during the certification process and kevin mccarthy regularly consults with donald trump on political matters, both because he believes that the president has very astute feedback to give him. this is part of what they did together in 2020. he believes by keeping the former president in the fold, he can keep him as a constructive force in the party, rather than throwing stones from the outside. the interesting thing is that donald trump never likes or appreciates anybody. he likes republicans as long as they do what he says. i don't know if republicans understand that there is no assuaging donald trump. there is no making him feel ok. there is no, look, everything is fine. he's never going to like anybody. he has a lot of contem

dagen: if you add up kamala harris and michelle obama it's 23%, but 36% are unsure. number one, michelle obama will never will run for president and number two kamala harris dropped out of the nomination competition for the democrat nomination even before the first voting contest. her approval is even lower than joe biden. that's how she is thought of by voters in this country. she is awkward to say the least when she gets in front of a camera. that's one of the reasons that her approval rating is a solo. i can imagine despite the fact that she is the vice president of the united states, i cannot imagine that she wants to run for the presidency against republicans in three years time. maria: maybe this is about getting michelle obama's name out there, you know? obviously they need something, these approval ratings are indicative of a changing perception from the american people. your thoughts? dagen: angela, you want to jump in here? again, michelle obama's beloved, but she's not a politician. angela: i think that's right and if the democrats options are kamala harri

vice president, kamala harris says that's something the u. s will take one step at a time. travel experts say, brace for that possibility it take a wait and see approach you want to say, super informed ? stay aware of the news of the day. be aware if you have reservations in place. keep an eye on them. if you know it's not impossible for airlines to switch the timing on. upcoming reservations as demand waivers up or down. none of the bay area airports, including sfl have any direct flights to parts of southern africa, but many do go to parts of europe, where countries are slowly detecting more cases of covid-19 linked to the new variant. some frequent fliers say the vaccine and boosters make them feel safe enough to go anywhere. we have had our vaccinations. we've had our boosters. we had a negative test. so that'll get us to our destination in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. and a reminder to use our website and app to stay plugged into developments tied to macron . our digital coverage includes more insight on the virus from multiple doctors, including

those were his exact words then we had kamala harris saying if donald trump tells me that i need to take something to take it i won't take it attacking the idea of a vaccine for the politicize nation of the issue last year is an overhang, his numbers are so one covid. they declined over the course of the year and this is the mistake of politicizing last year. this a political reaction to what he does issue. that was the right thing to do too have the travel ban. it may be temporary but it was an important thing to do. trace: president biden is being forced, the remaining mexico policy by the courts. the dhs said this, quoting here about secretary mayorkas, the secretary recognizes the mpp is likely contributed to reduced migratory flows. but it did so by imposing substantial and unjustifiable human cost on migrants were exposed to harm while waiting in mexico. what he his saying, the remaining mexico policy worked but we don't like it. >> picking up on what everyone is saying, i think it's important to note that this new policy that will be reinstated this week, one has to be approved by

vice president, kamala harris says that's something the u. s will take one step at a time. travel experts say, brace for that possibility it take a wait and see approach you want to say, super informed ? stay aware of the news of the day. be aware if you have reservations in place. keep an eye on them. if you know it's not impossible for airlines to switch the timing on. upcoming reservations as demand waivers up or down. none of the bay area airports, including sfl have any direct flights to parts of southern africa. but many do go to parts of europe, where countries are slowly detecting more cases of covid-19 linked to the new variant. though some frequent fliers say the vaccine and boosters make them feel safe enough to go anywhere. we have had our vaccinations. we've had our boosters. we had a negative test. so that'll get us to our destination in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. and a reminder now use our website and app to stay plugged into developments tied to oh, macron. our digital coverage includes more insight on the virus from multiple doctors

and we're seeing plenty of revealing background scoops, some suggesting vice president kamala harris is unhappy, others questioning the health of the commander in chief. all of these stories have one thing in common, to be frank. people want to know whether biden, who just turned 79, will run for reelection in 2024. the white house insists he will. and frankly they are beginning to get annoyed at that question. but if biden doesn't run, what will that do to the tenuous and very fragile democratic coalition forged between the progressives and the moderates, which will be tested again this week, particularly given the fact that donald trump has consolidated more and more power over his party after the violent january 6th attack on the capitol? all of this remains top of mind as congress gets back to work tomorrow. what happens in the next week will tell us a whole lot about what we can expect to play out over the next year. so let's start with looking at where things stand with the build back better bill. for that we are joined by elina trini, a congressional reporter. it's great to ha

they tweeted, while americans are struggling to pay more than ever for the holidays, kamala harris is out buying a $375 pot. i mean, does anybody remember that the previous president had an apartment that looked like something out of an austin powers movie? i'm just trying to get a handle on this one. >> or more to the point, was charging the u.s. taxpayers $650 at night to have secret service when he went to mar-a-lago. this is one step below obama wearing a tan suit scandal. frankly, at a time when we are dealing with an ongoing pandemic for the rnc to be fixating on this nonsense, it's predictable, but that doesn't make it any less pathetic. >> look, there are certain rhetorical and political tropes in politics that repeat themselves. there is a version of this that happened in the obama administration, in the clinton administration. it's part of the limousine liberal riff, oh, these democrats who, you know, are really supposed to be for the working people, who is sip their lattes in their limousines. it is connected to that trope. and these things repeat themselves throughout hist

is that disrespectful to vice president kamala harris? congressman: here is what it is, when you start to have these conversations, you're indicating that you do not have faith in the president. i have faith in the president so i don't believe that there's anybody that i will get against him. he inherited a global pandemic and he's bringing us through this global pandemic. a global pandemic is a super coordinate problem and you have to have super coordinate solutions for it and he's finding those solutions. i support him. i have faith in him and decline to get into discussions about who might run. mike: congressman al green of the great state of texas, safe travels and we will see you on the hill. congressman: look forward to it. thank you so much. mike: traffic on retail stores was up 47% compared with 2020 but down 28% compared to 2019 levels. data shows americans are shifting more their spending to online. alexandria hoff has more about online shopping in upcoming cybermonday. hi, alex. reporter: retailers are really looking forward to

but president biden picked kamala harris to be a part of the administration. and that's not to put down pete buttigieg who has a bright future ahead of him. we shouldn't be so quick to dismiss the sitting vice president who should be the presumptive nominee. >> it wouldn't be a sunday without you guys, thank you so much, safe travels if you're out and about getting home. good to see you. >>> you can't blame the supply chain shortage for a shortage of a traditional symbol of the holidays. that's next. mbol of the holidays that's next. come here! i've got big news! now, nurtec odt can not only stop a migraine it can prevent a migraine as well. nurtec is the first and only option proven to treat and prevent migraines with one medication. onederful. one quick dissolve tablet can start fast and last. don't take if allergic to nurtec. the most common side effects were nausea, stomach pain, and indigestion. with nurtec, i treat migraine my way. what's your way? ask your doctor about nurtec to find out! align. fast acting biotic gummies ask helps soothes occasional ab

howard: secretary pete buttigieg is on television more than joe biden and kamala harris combined and he's the transportation secretary. i agree with big tech and trump is a big critic of big tech and has a lawsuit and he still banned from facebook, instagram and twitter. mara, what the media says in response to what we just saw is that trump continues to say things that aren't true about the election, rigged election and so forth and he's not shy about insulting journalists personally, but at least reporters had a chance to challenge him virtually every day and sometimes several times a day and that he would be at the center of those stories. >> look, donald trump's theory of the president was media domination and that's what he felt like if you aren't on tv you are to live i mean that was his case. joe biden has a completely different theory of the case and i think that somewhere in the middle is probably more effective. in terms of the competence though, competence not communication in other words i don't know if talking to the press more would have made off get-- afghanistan less

how would you great kamala harris -- grade kamala harris? caller: they never get much time on the news. it has always been that way. why can't everybody just get together and stop being like this? i don't understand it. i am nearly 60 years old and seen a lot of presidents. i have seen a lot of stuff happened. but everybody has to -- who is christie? it doesn't matter. get together and love everybody. thank you. host: couple of comments on facebook. william says, like all vice presidents she has been mostly invisible. also on facebook from randy, she needs to be out there doing more publicly promoting the biden agenda but otherwise doing a good job. not so much from joshua who says, if z was a great, she is below that. this is from the atlantic magazine, what kamala harris has learned about being vice president. critics of harris see her vice presidency so far as a collection of unconnected set pieces. harris arrives somewhere with a plane and a motorcade and secret service agents, makes a few bland statements, and tells whomever she is meet

he didn't intimate it was hysteria, xenophobia and fearmongering, those were his exact words and kamala harris said if donald trump tells me to take something, i wont take it, attacking the idea of the vaccine. politicization of the issue last year is an overhang. you're right, his numbers are so-so on covid, but they used to be pretty darn good. they have declined and i think they made mistake of politicizing it last year and there is political reaction to much of what he does this year. it was right to have the travel ban, it may be temporary as dr. collins suggested, it was important to do 6789 >> trace: juan, president biden being forced to enfers remain in mexico policy by the courts. dhs said this about secretary mayorkis. mpp due to migratory flows, unjustifiable human cost on migrants exposed to harm while waiting in mexico, he's saying, yes, remain in mexico policy worked, but we don't like it, juan. >> picking up on what everyone is saying here, it is important to note, the new policy that will be reinstated this week has to be by the mexican government and covid protection fo

how would you great kamala harris -- grade kamala harris? caller: they never get much time on the news. it has always been that way. why can't everybody just get together and stop being like this? i don't understand it. i am nearly 60 years old and seen a lot of presidents. i have seen a lot of stuff happened. but everybody has to -- who is christie? it doesn't matter. get together and love everybody. thank you. host: couple of comments on facebook. william says, like all vice presidents she has been mostly invisible. also on facebook from randy, she needs to be out there doing more publicly promoting the biden agenda but otherwise doing a good job. not so much from joshua who says, if z was a great, she is below that. this is from the atlantic magazine, what kamala harris has learned about being vice president. critics of harris see her vice presidency so far as a collection of unconnected set pieces. harris arrives somewhere with a plane and a motorcade and secret service agents, makes a few bland statements, and tells whomever she is meet

. >> reporter: we heard kamala harris describing step by step where the administration is, but also leaving us wondering what those next steps could be as health officials are really working around the clock, talking to their counterparts around the globe, trying to learn more about this variant. alex? christi? >> jasmine wright, thank you very much. jasmine at the white house. >>> joining us now is someone who has been feeling the current strain of this virus, david clay, the president of the deerborn acute kills campus for beaumont health, the largest health care system in michigan. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, alex. thank you for having me on this morning. >> i want to talk specifically about michigan which is approaching last year's record numbers of covid patients in hospitals. what is different this time this year? >> yeah. i think what's different this year is that, you know, we -- you know, everyone is back to moving around and we've seen people coming back to health care, getting the health care that they delayed. last year people, when the -- when we saw th

. >> with covid cases already surging across the country, vice president kamala harris says the administration is doing what's necessary to protect americans. >> i have been briefed and as the president has said, we're going to take every precaution and so that's why we've taken the measures we have. >> do you think there will be any additional travel restrictions. >> we'll take it one step at a time, but as of now, we've done what we believe is necessary. >> the u.s. health experts are still stressing that covid vaccinations are the best protection we have, even as this new variant emerges. >> we are covering every angle of this global story with our reporters around the globe. >> so we want to start with cnn's polo sandoval at newark international airport in new jersey. passengers there from around the world continue to arrive ahead of tomorrow's travel restrictions because, again, remember this starts tomorrow, so polo, give us a sense of what it's like there and good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. you know, we are still awaiting the arrival of a united flight that left joh

the book is called "radical nation" , joe biden and kamala harris dangerous plan for america. join me in welcoming sean spicer. [applause] so this is heritage. >> it looks beautiful it's a beautiful day in washington and we're glad to have this conversation . this is an absolutely fantastic and timely book. i had the pleasure of being able to read it and i have a sneak copy before us here today and all you get to take home a copy as well though i want to start there with your thinking into the book. obviously you've written a few booksbefore, this is your third . and this is well timed with everything that we're seeing in washington, the biden regime and it's a very dangerouslegislative agenda so what led you to write this book. what was your thinking behind it . >> right after it was clear joe biden was going to become president in january, two manic switches the publishing division knew we needed a book out right away and we were in a unique experience because of our past position at the white house to do this we said if we can do it quick we can take a look at these people

vice president kamala harris was also out a bit earlier today shopping in washington, d.c., and she said that they are simply taking one step at a time when it comes to restrictions, take a listen. >> i have been briefed. and as the president has said, we're going to take every precaution, so that's why we've taken the measures we have. >> do you think there will be any additional travel restrictions? >> we'll take it one step at a time. but as of now, we've done what we believe is necessarily. >> reporter: so far, no indication from the administration whether they will be making any future announcements about travel or other mitigation measures that they might put in place. but officials are hoping that these restrictions that are set to go into effect on monday, that that will provide more time for analysis, time to review the data to see how exactly this new variant is going to act. whether it will cause severe illness or potentially evade vaccines. one thing that the administration is pushing at this moment is vaccinations and booster shots. they argue that that is the way for americ

i mean, kamala harris is, no doubt, a drag on the ticket. the woman's down to 28% approval. but joe biden is himself unsteady. he causes chaos wherever he moves in the world. and you see it on the international stage, you see it at home. and i love the ladies of "the view," all they can recite in that litany of accomplishments are drunken spending bonanzas by the democrats. i don't know how that helps inflation. you saw 39% of americans believe inflation is the most important issue because it's the thing affecting them most. and the democratic answer is go pound sound, we're going to pass another big spending bill in the trillions of dollars which will raise corporate taxes, passed on to you, mr. and mrs. america, universal pre-k, we're going to be the, you know, a corporate tax increase on top of marriage penalty and a child tax credit for illegal aliens. i don't think this is what america wants. so it doesn't matter who's on that ticket. with that policy, they're going to lose. >> all right. well, tyrus, let me get you in there. what about the top of the ticket? joe biden

how -- kamala harris. so how exactly does she become vice president? that's straight ahead on this special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." straight ahead on >>> so no one outside of her own neighborhood ever heard of kamala harris before she showed up as willie brown's girlfriend. a few years later, she became montel williams' boyfriend. interesting. >> long before she dated doug imhof, she dated preeminent men -- prominent men, including montel williams. back then, he was the famous one and had to introduce her to the paparazzi. >> tucker: it's interesting that tape never played anywhere before the election. wouldn't have made a difference but it would have been nice to know. any way, as you know, kamala harris somehow went on to become the senator and the vice president of the united states. she accomplished all of that without any support from actual voters. we know that because there's a lot of polling out, virtually no one in california, her home state, supported her presidential campaign and she's at an approval rating of 28% right around je

it's open wednesday through s'nday 09:00am until 02:00pm vice president kamala harris also marking native american heritage day. she tweeted this. >> we celebrate the contributions of peoples and honor their influence on our nation. we will continue to uphold our treaty responsibilities. strengthen tribal sovereignty and advance tribal self-determination. >> all right. let's go and head outside for a look at the 4 zone forecast as we get to a live look of way off in the distance. there temperatures go yet and even past that you can see oakland from mount tam a pious and our weatherman. >> our meteorologists chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. >> he's worked. we've been looking for rain that and you're like trying to look way out. yeah. you guys are looking long that look at way down the this is one of those patterns that sets itself up and just hard to break down once we get a dominant ridge like this. so high pressure sitting over head may not be quite a while before we start talking about some rain again out there tonight. it's clear so far except some high clouds up above like