it's no mystery why kamala harris was cast aside. that cnn piece complained she was a victim of sexism and racism. watch her performance in france to know why she was sidelined. build back bluster. see if you can follow this. >> we must work together to see where we are headed and where we are going and our vision for where we should be and see it as a moment to together address the challenges and to work on the opportunities that are presented by this moment. what else are you going to do to fix this problem with inflation? >> let's start with this. prices have gone up. >> in that hang time interest rates went up. >> laura: remember when they ridiculed dan quayle. they hammered him. this takes my breath away. maybe she's been hanging around biden too long. the "new york times" said it was one of the worst campaigns they had ever seen. maybe kamala harris has been just hanging out with biden too long. this is from today. >> a couple of my friends will come out. cabinet members. here we go. where is everybody? jill? >> [laughing]. >>

i think that kamala harris would not even -- we wouldn't be talking about this because kamala harris wouldn't be the vice president if she wasn't a woman of color. they were looking for somebody to fit a box. they did not pick the most competent person, most liked or popular person among the candidates they could have picked in the democrat party to fill that slot. she was an affirmative action pick and this is what we get. in terms of political gravity, i really have to laugh at that. this should be the honeymoon period. this administration has had it easy in many ways including with the press. the press are apologists. you had tammy bruce talking about the inflation. "the new york times," msnbc and cnn are all writing stories explaining away inflation and how it's the fault of the american people for wanting so much instead of exposing the lies democrats like aoc are saying when this he say this is transitory. kamala has said this too and they said by passing build back better it will get better. that's a lie. it will get worse when we print more money to pay for that spending. so

kamala harris is doa. blacks don't like pete. he's 5'6". >> greg: what does that have to do with it? >> geraldo: because you're popular doesn't mean you can say anything. >> jesse: how is that, geraldo? i would never. that leaves bernie sanders and the woman from georgia. that's the democrat bench. >> katie: gavin newsome. >> greg: i'm telling you, if they get her out by either forcing or resign, whoever they appoint will become the democratic president because he leaves in a year. he's not going to make it to -- >> dana: and could be the other way. they're preparing nor what if she becomes the president and you have to confirm a vice president for her? >> greg: i think it's the reverse. >> dana: could be. >> greg: i think it's the reverse. >> dana: it's very intriguing. >> greg: continuing besmirching different groups in america. >> dana: we're almost to a new year. >> jesse: i don't think he's tall enough to be president. i said it. >> katie: all right. ahead, the media covering for joe biden's failing presidency. ♪♪ ♪♪

. >> absolutely, yeah, but kamala? >> yeah, she's floor y backup q-b you want to - - she's no backup q-b you want to put in the game. >> that's true. >> a backup q-b means quarterback, i know that. >> yes, exact lely. all right, you weren't finished. >> i don't know how that looks. what happens if they - - i don't think many people think he's gonna finish his first term. >> no, no. >> so then it's kamala but how do they do that shake up without looking like a complete devaster? if stability is one thing they want to convey they're screwed because joe biden or kamala is the best chance the republicans can take. >> nearly half don't want him to run, which means more than half of democrats do want him to run again. who are these people? >> yes. >> i don't think joe biden is one of those people. >> right. >> i mean, people wondering if he's gonna finnings his first term he can barely finish his first turd. i should probably stop making those jokes. >> you can't. >> i physically can't stop. jamie, i feel you have a lot of b

but this comes at a time when kamala - true, he didn't. but this comesj at a time when kamala harris's ratings are pretty low. will this help her in anyway? hat this help her in anyway? not necessarily. _ this help her in anyway? not necessarily. she _ this help her in anyway? not necessarily. she is _ this help her in anyway? iifrt necessarily. she is struggling on the approval front. 85 minutes as president of the united states where you did basically the same job as you are doing before... find basically the same 'ob as you are doing before. . .i basically the same 'ob as you are doing before... and she has tiven so are doing before... and she has given so many _ are doing before... and she has given so many difficult - are doing before... and she has given so many difficult issues i given so many difficult issues to deal with as well. thank you very much forjoining us. a story about an extraordinary musician now. felix klieser plays the french horn with the bournemouth symphony orchestra, but was born without any arms. andrew plant re

first to kamala at 26%. why? why do those 26% want kamala? >> well, first thing i'll say is this. it's going to be a tough road for her. kamala harris is not well-liked in many respects of the party. i talked to many folks myself who just don't like her at all. obviously, she's not a bible candidate, low in the polls right now, one of the lowest in decades. her support is not there. she has broken promises. she advocated so many things for the minority community when she was running for office and that has not came through at all. and look, i'll say this. michelle obama certainly does not like politics. that's been obviously displayed. she has talked about it on numerous occasions. she is not running for president. look, kamala harris essentially from what they believe is their only hope and if that's the best they can come up with, it's going to be tough. she is not going to make it across the finish line, especially like a candidate like president trump. that's not going to happen. todd: what does it say, somebody with such a low approval rating, along with two you avowed social

and then there's kamala harris' own appeal and the way she does interviews. i think there are all these separate issues. you have to look at it very closely. instead of just saying, well, she's the first woman and she happens to be black, so there's got to be some sexism or racism -- howard: there's no question that kamala harris gets extra media scrutiny not only because of her status as a trailblazer, but she was bill adds heir apparent -- as heir apparent if biden doesn't run in 2024. >> i think, one, there is some tension, there seems to be some clear tension between the president's office and the vice president's office. but beyond that, to my point earlier, i do think what's missing here is a clear storyline, a clear ark of the narrative for the -- arc of the narrative for the vice president. howie, you and i know that if you don't sell a clear storyline to the washington media, they will create one for you. and what we have happening here is the media is building their job. they're building a storyline for kamala harris because her team has not built o

so all in all kamala and her team consider this a successful trial run. here's what sleepy joe had to say when he woke up. >> [inaudible] >> patton, senior adviser and tomi lahren host of no interruption with tomi lahren. tomi, can you believe crooked didn't become president, kamala got their first? >> oh, she is somewhere incredit i can bably upset about that. i tell you today 85 horrifying minutes would have been even more horrifying if we didn't have our current president sleepy joe brandon biden at the wheel. a choice there. those 85 minutes that she spent playing president today, well, that was more time than she spent, i don't know, at our southern border, finding those green new jobs or in her actual vice presidential duties besides going to the yarn shop or the bakery, of course, that was official business. but, all in all, her 85 minutes as president was uneventful as her 10 plus months as vice president where she has done absolutely nothing. >> jesse: lynn, as a woman, do you feel any sort of pride at all about this glass ceiling being shattered

kamala harris gave her reaction to the verdict. the verdict really speaks to itself. as many of you know, i've spent a majority of my career to make the criminal justice system more equitable. clearly, there's a lot more work to do.— clearly, there's a lot more work to do. clearly, there's a lot more workto do. �* , work to do. lisa bloom has been followin: work to do. lisa bloom has been following the _ work to do. lisa bloom has been following the case _ work to do. lisa bloom has been following the case and _ work to do. lisa bloom has been following the case and she - work to do. lisa bloom has been following the case and she gavel following the case and she gave me her take on the verdict. i think it's very dangerous to take what happened in a trial on a very specific set of facts and enlarge it to a political message. the law of self—defense protects anyone if they feel that they are threatened, if their life or bodily integrity is being threatened, you can shoot and even kill in that situation. this was a case where almost the entirety of the incidents we

breaking tonight, kamala harris director just resigned. this is amid reports of the vp resident biden my speaking of, whole numbers are dropping lower than the limbo stick. apple shows biden's rating at 36%. by far the lowest place of his presidency. how is the administration going to dig out of this mess? is already too late? fox news contributors, sean duffy and rachel duffy, the duffy's. welcome. >> hi, kennedy. kennedy: you are so cute. let us discuss because sean, you are in washington for a long time from congressman from the great state of wisconsin, you know what it's like to have a political struggle up help climb ahead of you with the vice president ever reached the summit is her political career already doomed? >> 28% for kamala harris, that is horrible, it doesn't get much worse than that and i don't know how she comes back. like the last, she has traits that are so annoying. a powerful position, she hasn't done anything the power of the vice presidency. the path given to her, she's failed on like the border so i think she has

kamala d. harris on friday became the first woman to serve as acting president of the united states, as president biden was briefly placed under anesthesia for a routine colonoscopy. biden arrived longly before 9:00 a.m. and sent the letters to speaker nancy pelosi and patrick leahy. he spoke with harris when he resumed his duties at around 11:35 a.m. harris worked from her office in the west wing during this time the white house said today and so today on this friday, we had the first biracial black south asian woman president for 85 whole minutes and it was like totally fine. joining us is kenesha grant from howard university. congratulations to the howard university alumni kamala harris for being the first woman president of the united states. what is your thought on making history. >> it is a bright spot when i pass by the white house today, i smiled a little bit wider than i would. i think that there is a bit of space between what we tell children that they can do and what they actually ca

jesse: what you like about kamala harris? >> nothing. >> what does she stand for quick. >> herself. >> unity, equality. jesse: what has she done to support equality? >> i don't know. [laughter] >> she doesn't necessarily know what the public wants and that plays out to and administration that doesn't know what they are doing. jesse: what good is she done as vice president? >> obviously not major i would have heard. jesse: what has she done for the people? >> they are doing a lot. i just cannot name anything. >> she opened up the borders. jesse: what is she doing well? >> i just feel like this administration has basically destroyed black and spanish communities. >> what has, done well? >> covering for joe biden's ass. [laughter] i'm not sure to be honest. just let me know what's going on. i'm giving them a chance. jesse: what do you think kamala harris is helping joe biden with quick. >> i don't think she's really helping him with anything. >> i don't even know what joe biden is actually doing. >> every day as part of our jobs

we know that if joe biden decides not to run, kamala harris will not be there. we know every single random senator, governor, member of the house, mayor, you name it male will try and throw his hat in the ring and leap frog a vice president and will have a pretty significant democratic primary situation but i think some of, you know, we need to be fair. some of these critiques may policy critiques may be something you want to look into especially if joe biden decides not to run in 2024 but we know the attacks john mccain was born in panama as far as i'm concerned. >> ted cruz. >> the birthirism, she's the immigrant of not one but two parents and a woman that's child free and married to a jewish american and the thing republicans fear and we see them resulting in really insidious insulting attacks that they've had since day one and unfortunately, she has to do her job while reflecting from that. >> and i wonder when you talk to sources do democrats understand the potential for huge backlash here? if the black woman gets left holding the bag, she should have picke

forgive me if i don't join the dems in their feverish outrage like the moon landing or kamala's smile isn't real. like a meme. getting angry arguing if santa claus is black or white. i couldn't care less if they posted memes, i wouldn't care when they posted mimes. at least mimes know when to shut the [ bleep ] up. but they put the q-anon shaman behind bars for four years. his crime? showing up dressed like a viking and stampering around a capitol like a high school senior emptying lockers on the last day of school. he was acting like the people who work in the capitol the other 364 days a year. as the babylon bee noted, if only he had burned down a car dealership, he would have had a lighter series. who's going to call for him and call him an activist? no one. i guess i could point out the hypocrisy when laura ann bobert already did. >> but since the speaker has designated the floor to discuss members' inappropriate actions, shall we? the jihad squad from minnesota has paid her husband, and not her brother-husband, the other one, over $1 million in campaign funds. this member is allo

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kamala harris isn't disliked because she is non-white. she have is disliked because she has nothing to recommend her beyond those facts. harris is a talentless whose only political flair is making things worse before she arrived. wow. that is tough. ari fleischer. >> it has nothing to do with gender or race, it has nothing to do with right wing. who are the people attacking kamala harris? it is joe biden's white house. they are the ones who started this by leaking anti-harris stories. now that's why the democrats are caught in the crossfire. the idea that this is because of her race or her gender, we have to get beyond that in american politics. it is damaging to everybody in public life. this is about kamala harris and her character, her abilities. the democrats and their own primary judged her insufficient on these grounds and she had to withdraw from her campaign before the first primary took place when she ran for president. not because of her gender or race, it's because of her. and it's about time we start to judge candidates based

so that's biden's border czar vice president kamala harris. and now sthe is in paris where she plans to discuss europe's migrant issues as the crisis at our own southerner border is raging on. goes to france where relations are fine but won't go to the southern border where a literal invasion is occurring. another said kamala harris's expertise on u.s. foreign policy is close to zero. only slightly below her latest approval rating as vice president. the rating stands at just 28% job approval. look at that. >> wow. >> harris: your thoughts. >> what do you do to my point? what do you do? joe biden is looking -- i honestly don't know. i'm glad i'm not a political advisor, spinster. what do you call a political strategy? if you are employed by the democratic party is mayor pete your answer, kamala harris isn't and joe biden isn't for the future of your party. where do you turn? all they have been able to come up with, harris, is play your greatest hit. go covid and go race. i don't know who will be the lead singer. i don't know who will be the one

sources tell cnn vice president kamala harris feels increasingly sidelined and handicapped in her own presidential aspirations. cnn has compiled accounts from nearly three dozen current and former harris aides, administration officials, democratic operatives, donors, and outside advisers, and they describe a white house divided on one side members of harris' inner circle who believe she's been setting to fail instead of being in position to be a future president. excuse me. but on the other side, west wing staffers are exasperated by what they perceive as harris' blunders including fumbled answers on israel and the border crisis. one of the journalists behind all this reporting, cnn senior reporter isaac dovar. isaac, what's behind this? >> we have a situation where the vice president could either be running for president herself in a couple of months, really, if joe biden doesn't run for re-election, or would be the most important validator for him running for re-election at 82 years old. he, of course, has said he's running for reevection. there are people who care sincerely about h

jillian: kamala harris denies being underused in her first one on one interview in months as the border crisis keeps going. doug luzader joins us with more on both fronts. >> reporter: these poll numbers are fascinating, not very good news for the president. let's start with fox news poll, the president's approval rating, we have him at 44%, 54% disapprove, those are worse numbers than we saw last month and that poll maybe the good news for the president because the quinnipiac poll is even worse. the approval numbers, 36%, 53% disapprove. these numbers come as the president attended a north american summit at the white house yesterday joined by leaders of canada and mexico but in a surprise move he skipped the usual post summit press conference and wouldn't answer shouted questions. >> is mexico doing enough to stop the flow of migrants? >> his decision wasn't to break with tradition and not only formal press conference after the trilateral summit? >> i don't think it is scandalous as that in terms of the back story but use i take questions just a few minutes ago. >> let's move on to th

and why this was a history-making moment for vp kamala harris. >>> after 46 years, is there a break in the jimmy hoffa mystery? >>> and adele is back. her emotional return with her first album in six years. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening not guilty the words repeated five times in the kenosha, wisconsin courtroom today as kyle rittenhouse walked free. acquitted of homicide charges in the deaths of two men he shot and killed during a night of protest and unrest in the streets the now 18-year-old overcome and virtually collapsing into his chair as the verdict was read the jury accepting rittenhouse's claim that he acted in self-defense when he fired his military style rifle killing two and wounding a third man and that they were the aggressors the case touching deeply into the heart of the country's cultural and political divide from those who view today's decision as a victory for the second amendment, to others who fear the jury verdict legitimizes vigilante justice. gabe gutierrez leads us off tonight. >> we, the jury, find the defendant kyle h. ritt

forgive me if i don't join the dems in their feverish outrage like the moon landing or kamala's smile isn't real. like a meme. getting angry arguing if santa claus is black or white. i couldn't care less if they posted memes, i wouldn't care when they posted mimes. at least mimes know when to shut the [ bleep ] up. but they put the q-anon shaman behind bars for four years. his crime? showing up dressed like a viking and stampering around a capitol like a high school senior emptying lockers on the last day of school. he was acting like the people who work in the capitol the other 364 days a year. as the babylon bee noted, if only he had burned down a car dealership, he would have had a lighter series. who's going to call for him and call him an activist? no one. i guess i could point out the hypocrisy when laura ann bobert already did. >> but since the speaker has designated the floor to discuss members' inappropriate actions, shall we? the jihad squad from minnesota has paid her husband, and not her brother-husband, the other one, over $1 million in campaign funds. this member is allo

where is kamala harris? where is joe biden? thank you, ted cruz, for asking questions that should've been asked long ago by the white house press corps. >> harris: he's in a border state come he's familiar with this. andy biggs in arizona. they have been sounding a bell. apparently they can't hear bells of the white house. >> emily: i think it's falling on deaf ears. triple digit increase doesn't include the got-aways. just to go back for a second, this amazing infrastructure bill that was passed that will settle our economy and our tax dollars for seemingly ever. it eliminates the requirement for social security for illegal children, legal immigrant children of illegal immigrant parents. it will affect about 600,000 children. >> our tax dollars will pay for $8.2 billion with of child tax credits for illegal immigrant children and their illegal immigrant parents. it also eliminates the work requirement and everyone's favorite democrat joe manchin has something to say about it which i think will become a sticking point for theoc

i how does that help kamala? it doesn't. kamala is in more trouble than kat's liver. if we go to kat's liver for comments buried >> please stop, i can't take it anymore! i don't have much time left, please stop! >> greg: kat? >> i love that my liver is a man. my liver is a man. >> greg: he has to be after all that to kill you've been feeding him. is it all because she's a woman? >> no. >> greg: okay. >> i don't think so. i'm sure she's had some sexist criticism, because every woman has at some point. that doesn't automatically mean that all criticism of you is sexist. you know, i've had other criticism for other things that aren't -- just because i suck in different ways, it has nothing to do with the fact that i'm a woman. >> greg: i love the fact, kellyanne, that on the view, here are the names of people on the view. you've got sonny -- that's great. joy. [indiscernible] very doesn't that sound awesome? sonny, joy, it's so much fun! it's like a children's birthday party and then they're all miserable! sonny is miserable, joy is miserable, whoopi is sitting there lik

is kamala harris his running mate again? rachel: i think the more likely case is i don't think joe biden makes it through his term, so she will become that person. and with 28% approval rating, i -- this is really kind of unheard of. i mean, even trump with every attack that you can imagine never had poll numbers even chose to. so my question to you is why? i mean, is it lack of performance or is it just that her personality is very grating? harris lawrence i don't think the country likes any of it. they didn't like kamala harris -- rachel: yeah, that's true. lawrence: -- in the primary. she was the first one out, even one author, i forgot her name, was able to stay in the race longer hand her. but i also think this game of thrones tactic that we're seeing in the white house right now, you know, why are they competing over their low approval ratings? [laughter] no one likes any of them. one is saying, well, i'm better. you got buttigieg that's been inserted in the conversation now for vp. first of all, they shouldn't be worr

frustrations between vice president kamala harris's team and the west wing. the exasperation running both ways. >>> two of music's biggest stars returning to the stage and letting us in on the heartbreak behind their songs . >>> the heartbreak behind their songs. making us a little sad on monday morning. good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is monday, november 15th. we're on watch for a major development in the january 6th investigation. we have live pictures of steve bannon's home in washington, d.c. the former chief strategist for president trump expected to turn himself in this morning to face a two-count indictment for contempt of congress. bannon defied a subpoena from the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. he faces a year behind bars on each count, and is expected to make his first court appearance this afternoon. >>> in a courtroom 800 miles away, closing arguments are set to begin in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial. prosecutors will try to convince the jury that he is a teena

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i'm still a believer in kamala harris and i am still a believer in pete buttigieg. but even more importantly, tonight -- i mean, we -- we -- you ran down a few races tonight. justin bibb is the newly elected mayor of cleveland, ohio. ed gainy is the first black mayor of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. first black mayor of lima, ohio. you had ken welch who is the first black mayor. i had to throw that out there. >> laura, my question is, um, the frustration from democrats, as he said, they elected joe biden. they didn't elect manchin or sinema or what have you. but also, democrats -- i hear it all the time -- joe biden needs to realize that this kumbaya -- they say the word s -- is not going to work. they don't want to work with you republicans, they are not going to work with you and there are people in your party who don't want to work with you. stop with the kumbaya, be stronger, get your agenda passed. make people face consequences for not helping you with your agenda. >> it is a little harder when the president approval rating is as low as it is. that being said, ther

todd: the white house doing damage control as joe biden and kamala harris' approval ratings plummet amid a new scathing report on dysfunction in the vice president's office. and this time it's from cnn. carley: plus -- -->> while nobody likes to pay more, on average we have the money to do so. carley: some in the media down playing and outright dismissing the pain that everyday americans are feeling from inflation. todd: i got a credit card bill overnight. it comes in as you're sleeping. i looked at it and can i pick up some extra shifts doing something? carley: do some shift work. todd: goodness, gracious. carley: you're not alone on that feeling. todd: you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm todd piro. carley: we begin at the white house. the president is set to sign the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law today. todd: it comes amid plummeting approval numbers and the spending bill remains in peril over fears it will drive more inflation. lauren plan collared joins us. >> reporter: the signing ceremony is framed as the next steps in the efforts to loosen up the supply chain c

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 has the personality of multi- possum and approval ratings to beach. hillary clinton can't run because we all know she will be in jail any day now. lock her up. nancy pelosi is coming up on her fourth hundredth birthday but there's one fresh boy wonder ready to be in the spotlight. wn inflecting media darling but can't get enough of him. he become the democrat party 24 presidential nominee? how are they reactive is passed over? i never understood why joe biden didn't pete buttigieg in the first place. i thought he had tremendous ability and is a hoosier, i gave him my crew, i've never vote for him but i do like him stephen l miller. [laughter] >> biden kind of screwed his party up a little bit by picking somebody who had to drop out before iowa. criticisms are that she's not a very good politician and they've found themselves in this conundrum from the worst kept secret among media circles, everyone knows joe biden is 99%, probably a one term president whether he knows it or not. as soon as he swivels around in the office chair and says he's going to r

we are going after president biden who is a white now and kamala harris because she is tied to him. jillian: as for the vice president it is such a copout and so indicative of where we are as a society where things are not going your way you are a victim, automatically a victim, not because of your own failings idea is treating her they were fawning all over her because she's a woman and she is a woman of color, not the opposite of that. no one is being harsh on her because of that and president biden even said he wanted to choose a vice president who is a woman specifically not because of her credentials but because of her sex and her race which i personally don't think is the right way to go. if you want to be chosen it should because of all those things, because you are the perfect person for the job. it isn't working out on that front, given her poll numbers. as for the media saying it is clear the biden administration is shielding president biden from the media because they are afraid of what he will say or not be able to handle a situation. so the administration having a tough

kamala harris was there last friday, terry mcauliffe campaigned there many times. a dot on the map here, norfolk county. heavily democratic, strong african american vote. you have 3/4s of the vote in. mcauliffe is at 61.5%. store riskly how does that rate on a percentage basis? four years ago, northam was 73. yet mcauliffe is underperforming in areas where you'd expect him to do much better there. i'll pop down here to see how -- this is virginia beach. 57% in, a good number for youngkin. chesapeake county, you're at 60% for youngkin. half the vote has been tabulated there in the southeastern part of the state. hampton roads, tide wateree jun of virginia. want to show you in the rural southwest. this big swath of red here, this is dominated by -- you'd expect youngkin to win this part of the state. that's not the argument here. the question is in rural virginia how well you do. look at that. that's 88%. pop over here to lee county. almost at 90%. taswell, 86.7. these are dominating numbers. why does that matter? it matters because in a close race, if you add up the

kamala harris' people feel she's not put in the best light to shine. the vice president's main job is to make the president look good. and with those bad approval ratings, that's not happening. i think it would be good for everyone involved to sit down and talk it out. it's not working for the biden administration. todd: how many more jobs does he need to give kamala to put her in the spotlight to succeed. she has every job under the sun, she is czar on this and czar on that. if she's not doing the job that's not on joe biden, it's on kamala harris. this is adding fuel to the fire that the gop is feeling right now. if the midterms were held today, percentage of people that said they would vote gop, 51%. people that say they would vote democratic, 41%. obviously you have a margin of error and a few people who didn't give and answer. p democrats don't seem to be changing course. they seem to be towing this line and it's not working for them. carley: they're going to make a big show of the infrastructure bill signing today. the president is pressing to pa

so, in this very america kind of day, kamala harris became the first woman and first woman of color to become acting president for a grand total of 85 minutes, this afternoon? the vice president was in columbus ohio to sell the new bipartisan infrastructure law to voters. >> because of our work together america's moving forward, and ultimately that is what infrastructure is all about, it's about getting our nation moving. the way i see it, my definition of infrastructure i tell people, you know what think infrastructure is? i think it gives people what they need to get to where they have to go, right? and so that is about roads, bridges it's about broadband it's about making sure babies can drink clean water and getting the lead out of the pipes, and it will be when we pass build back better, and elder care, and childcare, and what we need to do to help families support their families. >> as the vice president was heading to her, while the wisconsin jury acquitted kyle wit and house on all charges stemming from the night he shot two people and injured another person in kenosha, wiscons

[ laughter and applause ] "hey, kamala! this guy's being a wise guy. show 'em what we do with wise guys." [ laughter ] it is surprising that biden's numbers are so low. the jobs report was great, the economy is strong, covid is on the decline. all i can figure is it must be all the spooky whispering he does. [ laughter ] >> i wrote the bill on the environment! i got them $1.9 trillion relief! united states. fox news. get vaccinated. >> i see dead people. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: stop that. nobody likes it. don't do it anymore. save the sexy talk for bedtime with dr. jill. [ laughter ] we're also not even a year into his presidency. joe biden, don't worry, he's like grandpa at the wheel. he'll get us there, it'll just happen very slowly with the blinker on the whole ride. [ laughter ] there's only one president in the history of polling whose approval rating was worse than biden's at this point. you want to guess who? i'll give you a hint. his name rhymes with garbage dump. [ laughter ] that's right. [ applause ] donald trump. our dear mis-le

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nice job, kamala. never intended to enforce our border laws, which is why they put her in charge of it. >> it is not going to be overnight and we can't just flip a switch and make it better. the reality is that we inherited an immigration system that was deeply broken and it is requiring us to actually put it back together in terms of creating a fair process that is effective and efficient. >> laura: okay, she said she inherited a system that was broken? no, she inherited a steel border by trump. she is a bad liar. no wonder the woman is at 28% approval. no one likes her, including the president's top advisors. increasingly, they just give her meaningless tasks. >> so you don't feel misused or underused? >> no, i don't. i am very, very excited about the work that we have accomplished. >> laura: yeah, those girl scout pinning ceremony sorry lot of fun. now, if her goal was to pump up our enemies and demoralize our own people, then she should be excited. no wonder democrats are already worried about who

every family is feeling it and a bizarre moment from kamala harris in france. also, new development tonight with a report on cartel violence raging inside the united states as the crisis on the southern border moves north and as it spirals further out of control. but first, the trial of kyle rittenhouse will soon come to an end. monday we will hear closing arguments and then the jury will be headed to deliberation. today, the prosecution asked the judge to allow the jury to consider several lesser charges. i guess they figured out what we know, that is, the case isn't going very far. they were attempting to lower the bar. maybe they overcharged the beginning. some of these requests and the charges are still under consideration by the judge who once again the rate of the prosecution and again for good cause. take a look. >> is that you are best picture over there? >> no. >> you are asking me to give an instruction and i want a picture. >> you need a big tv? >> sean: from bizarre, weird, pointless, we have a hyped up questions, allegations one after another of pr

that's for me a perfect microcosm of the entire vice presidency of kamala harris. she has no ability to connect with people. they don't put her into position to try to interact with congress because they don't think she has any influence there either. the question is, what does she do? they sent her over to france, other than paying a french accent -- i think they have a real problem. her profile, i'm not sure they can restore it any time soon. >> when you give those examples it would be better for her if you were just being funny the problem is you're being factual and funny. >> that's the problem. >> harris, i just heard her say she doesn't feel misused or underused except we have more than three dozen sources. that's what cnn said. i think there is a little truth to the matter when you have that many sources and she complains about media coverage and she's being attacked. jen psaki says it's because of her identity. this woman began this presidency with these kinds of headlines. it was coverage, "new york times", 100 days of vice presidential style. los angeles

watching joe biden get taken over by the squad and kamala harris. maybe they didn't want trump's policies to continue. but clearly they had second thoughts. clearly they see what's happening in our country right now is unacceptable. i think there has never been a greater acceptance of the four years of trump than right now because the suburban women and others have had a taste of what life is like when you don't have donald trump, and they are saying they would like to go back. judge jeanine: it seems like you are saying not only are the republicans in a better position. but donald trump is in a better position for 2024? >> i think there is no question about that. people have seen what life without donald trump is like. and what they are saying let's bring back those trump policies. women, suburban women, parents, moms have been the swing here. and i think they are having second thoughts about continuing to vote for democrats. republicans have to do a better job of -- of articulating to this group that we are not the party of their grandfather. i se

i think of kamala. i think of joe biden stumbling around arlington last week. in the end, it looks like that mattered how much, molly? >> well, they clearly invested heavily in making sure that this was a secure democrat victory. i live here in virginia. we're not a purple state. we're a democrat state. democrat wins state wide office by ten points. joe biden won by ten points. our current governor democrat who's embroiled in all sorts of controversy with his own racism won by ten points. this is not wisconsin or pennsylvania or georgia or a narrow congressional district this is a very safe democrat area. this should have never had to bring out the big guns to keep this seat and they did and they still appear to be losing it. this is just absolutely huge news that speaks not just to the toxicity of the national democratic agenda, but also how that national democratic agenda, which we're all subjected to because they control the white house, the senate, and the house, but also how that's realized and how it affects people at the local level. it is absolutely tru

kamala can talk. this is what republicans are doing. >> reality matters and why the broad brush sort of talking points to make everyone feel better will absolutely fail for the democrat party. what they need to do is take this as the wake-up call it should be. they need to drill down in policy and address what real americans need. that being said i don't want to give them any more legs to stand on in the next election. >> harris: they won't listen anyway. >> this tone deaf failing to see the forest for the trees is par for the course. back on the whole president biden not seeing the reality and blaming everyone else to quote mariah carey why are you so obsessed with me? we've seen it the whole time. whose fault was the crisis that continues at the southern border. president trump. whose fault was the crisis in afghanistan where 13 service members lost their lives and americans remain stranded? that was president trump. whose fault were the mandates, that was the unvaccinated's fault. this president co

i love hampton university but as kamala d. harris would say, the vice president, the real hu is howard university so i had to say it at the top on this historic night, please stay safe. that is tonight's "last word." catch me every week at 6:00 p.m. on the choice from msnbc exclusively on peacock. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> good evening once again, day 304 of the biden administration and tonight kyle rittenhouse, the kid who brought an ar-15 to a protest as one does apparently is no longer a defendant in a case that became a flash point over gun rights and vigilantism and self-defense in our country. after 3 1/2 days of deliberations a jury in kenosha, wisconsin, found 18-year-old rittenhouse not guilty of fatally shooting two men, injuring another during that protest with police conduct back in august of 2020. that unrest erupted after the police shooting of black kenosha resident jacob blake. during the trial rittenhouse took the stand testified he was target the and attacked in the midst of those pr

and the vice president, kamala harris, making history. >>> the breaking headline -- the shooting outside a high school. at least three students shot. what we've learned. >>> the diane sawyer exclusive tonight. the story that gripped this nation. 13 children, the turpin children, held captive by their parents for years. for the first time you will see and hear the moment one of the daughters gets out of the home. she didn't know what the neighborhood would look like on the outside. what are sidewalks for? she describes calling 911, and we see right here tonight for the first time what officers find when they show up at that front door. the stunned parents opening the door. >>> the new images coming in tonight from chinese state-run media, claiming to show the tennis star who's been missing. are the images to be believed? >>> and the one team not far from where we are right here tonight. i promise you'll be rooting for them, no taking sides. our persons of the week. >>> and good evening from our los angeles bureau. and as we come on the air in the west, we'll begin the verdict of kyle ritt