kamala harris is out of her league and incompetent. members of her own staff refer to her as a soul destroying bully, they have been leaving in droves, she's to lazy to read she's lashing out at others when she is painfully unprepared for it i don't know who's going to be on the democratic ticket in 2024 but if they want any chance of winning the dnc would be wise to kick dumb and dumber here to the curb. i don't think hillary is the answer either. herewith reaction is what the trump organization donald trump jr. is with us. 33 percent approval road in great we saw the supreme court ruling today. a 40-year high with inflation. that is costing the average american family poor, middle class in particular an extra $5,000. oil now is at 85 bucks of oil a barrel. it was at 20 something when your dad was president. we were energy independent. build back better is dead. the borders are wide open. the filibuster scheme failed. i guess the question is, do you miss me yet, meaning your dad and the answer is overwhelmingly yes. >> it should be. i

small courtyard and expanded campus green to see the exact spot where in the early summer of 1945, harry truman received an honorary degree where he studied but he did not graduate, more than two decades earlier and he was a particularly heavy time for truman the trip to his hometown, but squeezed between and san francisco were assigned to the united nations charger and it in europe where he would meet with the british prime minister winston churchill, and soviet justice: and he said when it comes to jackson county, i cannot realize that i am the president of the united states and if you like i just want to your fellow citizens and i see the same places and i to talk to the same people. while some of those same faces in the same people, included military buddies, business partners and of course, members of kansas city's famous political machine in the story and part in this town is well known pretty in the 20 century, the city was controlled by the expanding democratic organization of jackson county and the official name for the machine. and in the way of business connections including c

well protected. >> harris: and team is recommending all u.s. athletes to leave their personal electronic devices at home and instead use burner phones to avoid it chinese spies at the olympics the next month. the u.k., canada and netherlands issuing similar warnings. that's the latest controversy surrounding the games. there are questions whether some olympic merchandise in beijing is made and we are camps, and new safety concerns as it beijing reports his first omicron case and it china locks down a third city over covid. really, one case? does anyone actually believe that? okay, anyway. that makes a total of about 20 million people there confined to their homes. organ, i'm coming to you first. we have to bust what's not really not. >> morgan: i would be incredibly careful traveling to china in general even as a tourist or a business person and i've written about this extensively. if you do have to go, no matter whether you are going for pleasure or for business, you should always take a burner phone with you. this is a long time that we have

. >> emily: exactly, harris. there was an incredible so many tense moments frankly especially between dr. fauci and senator rounds paul i thought there was a lot of finger-pointing going on, lots of accusations of stoking criticism of the media that lead to unhealthy discussions about policy attacks on a personal level rather than discussing the policies in truth and of these official accountability for that. >> harris: all that aside i wanted to go back to what she just said. you are talking to millions of people now, not just the room. no the room, that's fine. but the bigger room is out here. that didn't make any sense, was that useful what she said and isn't testing the thing? don't we want to understand? >> kayleigh: absolutely. and we were promised testing but you hit on a really important point, so much mixed messaging. the cdc guideline, the great example reducing the isolation time and saying you don't need to test at the end, even if you might still have viral loads that you are spewing to others and th

david, take us into the room, that conversation with harry reid and barack obama and how harry encouraged him. >> i remember it very well, fred. i remember getting a call from obama. i was in chicago and he called me from washington and he just said i had the strangest conversation with harry reid and chuck schumer. chuck schumer was there as well. and he said, i didn't know why they were calling me over there, but they told me that they think i should think about running for president. and it was almost with bewilderment that he made this. and as we talked it through, he said, listen, you know, these are serious people and i owe it to myself, to them to take this seriously. and i do think -- you know, it may be that barack obama would have gotten there anyway, but there is absolutely no doubt that that conversation in the spring of 2006 was pivotal in terms of prodding him to take the next step and begin to think very seriously about running. and that relationship was strong throughout. on the final swing of the 2012 campaign, we stopped in las vegas and senator reid, who was the democra

[laughter] >> harris: you're coming with it. joe concha, we've seen this happen in new york under the previous administration. i remember a situation where we were on the l ie on the other end where people were stuck in their cars people died during those storms. kayleigh has a good point. why are we not better prepare for this? >> joe: that's the thing. having lived in that area as well, it's amazing that the maryland, d.c., virginia becomes paralyzed during a winter storm, they don't come off them but they, not for you should have the resources and plans in place. but look, ralph northam is the governor. it is not glenn youngkin them as mcenany has said. it seems like he's bloom walk out the door. 20 hours after this, you've got that reference, ralph northam is yet to hold a press conference. he's tweeting instead. it's a election of duty pay the national guard need to be called in here yesterday appeared all hands on deck, it did not happen, now people have died as a result of this governor who does not care all that much bec

i'm harris faulkner. here today kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno, fox business' dagen mcdowell is in the house and in the center seat, joe concha, fox news contributor and media columnist for the hill. the last time president biden held a solo white house news conference was nearly a year ago. at that lecter, democrats are hoping he can turn the page now from the parties setbacks of the white house reportedly considered a new communications strategy. they are going to do a reset. president biden has given fewer than half as many news conferences as any modern president at this point in their term. president biden's three immediate predecessors all held double digit news conferences by this point in their terms. joe, i am coming to you first. >> as you noted he hasn't held a solo press conference at the white house nearly 300 days. as a dad, i can tell you that's enough to carry a baby to full term and take a month off to enjoy the moment. this will be as big a test. got to put it in context. this will

harris. we had testimony of al qaeda re-emerging in afghanistan after six months, it's now three months later. i understand you probably can't get into a lot of detail in this environment but without the specifics is that bearing true? are we seeing activity there? ms. harris: as you rightly said i can't get into a ton of specifics here. what i can say is we are well positioned to monitor terrorist organizations. we continue to try to improve our intelligence picture day over day to make sure we are monitoring those threats. what i can tell you is that we are focused on making sure we have the capability to counter any threats we see crop up. mr. franklin: we unilaterally blinded ourselves in afghanistan. general mckenzie when he spoke before armed services testified that with 2,500 troops he could have held bagram and we could have maintained that i.s.r. capability. given the political caps of 700 people to defend the embassy, the airport, and bagram, it couldn't be done. but he wanted to ma

harry? no, it doesn't work, but, because the _ harry? no, it doesn't work, but, because the way _ harry? no, it doesn't work, but, because the way that _ harry? no, it doesn't work, but, because the way that the - harry? no, it doesn't work, but, i because the way that the universal credit system is, is the more hours you work, the more money they take from you, so you never get ahead of yourself, never ever get ahead of yourself, never ever get ahead of yourself, it is like a trap and it is very hard to get out of that, i mean, what we would have to earn, between the two of us, to get us off universal credit, to, you know, so we can stop using the food bank, and sort of get ahead of ourselves is just, we are not able to earn that. do you get this warm homes discount which the government points to, for people who are struggling with energy bills and are on low incomes? no, we haven't been offered anything like that. we, so, for example our local charity for energy is warm and safe wiltshire, they have helped us and gave us a food voucher

many senators are here, vice president harris also has just arrived. also as you pointed out a few protesters as well, trump maga protesters criticizing harry reid, but most of the supporters here certainly remembering harry reid's legacy and lifetime of service, fred. >> jeff zeleny, thank you so much. we will check back with you there from las vegas. >>> coming up, more than two years into the pandemic and still there's difficulty getting a covid test an confusion over which kind of test you need to get. we will break down the differences next. get $1,500 lease cash toward a 2022 rx 350. ♪ ♪ ♪ do your eyes bother you? because after all these emails, my eyes feel like a combo of stressed, dry and sandpaper. strypaper? why do we all put up with this? when there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients like an electrolyte, antioxidant, even your tears' own moisturizer. and no preservatives. these ingredients are true to your eyes' biology. see? bio.true. i always had a connection to my grandfather... i alway

this was in oklahoma, on the left is harry truman and james pendergast and young jim was lt. james m pendergast, los nephew and it this includes every turn in 1990 in a business partner once again another old army friend, like 1921, he struggled, the next picture you will see, what you see here, is truman's, once again this was a business that he had started with an old army friend and it by 1921, this business was struggling and a visit that summer from jim pendergast and his father mike at, the failing business, and inquiring about his interest in a java politics would lead to the next chapter of his life and in truman's words, jim pendergast brought his father to see me at the little store that we were operating in. it was on 12th street just a couple of blocks from where i am sitting out downtown and he asked me if i would consider the nomination to the county court in the eastern district, a classic truman understatement understatement, he replied that i would so in the north, truman earned a significant political base, including of those he with who proved incredibly lo

i said my father is congressman harry reid. before i could say another word, the gentleman spewed expletives, raised the hoe above his head and literally chased me from the yard. so, i went back to the copper queen and watched a movie. [laughter] when my dad called to check in that evening, i told him about my day. i just remember him laughing. he laughed and laughed and then he said, wait until you get to elko county. they really love me there. [laughter] i have also been thinking a lot about a moment i had with my dad when i was very young, i was a boy. i was in the hills of searchlight with him. one of his brothers was there, i think don, my brother leif was there if i remember right. my dad carried a flashlight as he walked ahead of me. i did not know where we were going. after a few minutes, we approached a dark opening of a horizontal line shaft that disappeared deep into the hillside. as i leaned to one side, he turned on his flashlight and i peered around him, and when he shined his light into the blackness, i could see

pelosi: harry? [dial tone] christensen: by this time, people knew that they would write harry reid off at their own peril. he knew how to get things done, and they could either get on board or be left behind. baca: while senator reid was working to kill coal plants, at the same time, the nevada state legislature was actually making its own ves towards ending coal power. atkinson: expand renewable energy, retirent of coal plants. all those in favor, say "aye." all: aye. baca: senate bill 123 was passed. it bically ended coal power in nevada, and it mandated that there would be no more power plants and that the existing power plants had to be sunsetted. atkinson: ok, we are adjourned. raborn: right around that same time was, you know, the recession. woman: the stock market is now down 21%. man: 'cause we're now down 43%. man: the dow traders are standing there watching in amazement, and i don't blame 'em. raborn: in d.c., senator and his leadership staff and congress worked to pass the american reinve

on the right we see now vice president harry truman. and with him, shaking hands, is james pendergast. this is moments after boss tom's funeral. truman had been vice president for a hot minute, just over a week, when he commandeered an air force bomber and flew to kansas city to attend the funeral. his critics saw this pilgrimage as an outrage that reaffirmed his loyalty to a crooked regime, underscored his status as a hack, honoring the memory of a convicted criminal was inappropriate behavior for a sitting vice president, many noted. a criticism that would linger against him for years. truman's response was very straightforward, almost similar to what happened during the initial boss tom trial. he was always my friend and i have always been his. i never deserted him when he needed friends. many for whom he had done much more than he had done for me ran out on him when the going was tough. i didn't do that. you can see much of harry truman in that comment, the importance of commitment, of bond, of loyalty, of i think it would probably

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you can see much of harry truman in that comment. the importance of commitment, of bond, of loyalty, of i think we can probably fair to say of midwestern values. well, the bigger question is why any of this matters. of the many things to discuss when thinking about the career of harry truman, why think about his connection to the pendergasts? well, without too much hyperbole or exaggeration, we can probably look to what happened in kansas city and see that, together, truman and the machine helped create the democratic party as we now know. certainly in the midwest and even to some degree nationally. that is, a liberal, tolerant, heavily urban, ethically diverse political party long before the new deal ever existed. kansas city's machine helped put together the basic elements of a political coalition that, when it appeared on the national stage, delivered the presidency to franklin roosevelt. practical and nonideological, it was socialism kansas city style, offering justice, cheap drinks, and public works for all regardless of class,

but, lana harris is horrible. i don't think there's any other department had where they lost seven key employees. the only person to work with he is her husband derek he should be appointed chief of staff within her office. she is unlikable and has been like that she and she was attorney general of california. no one likes to work with her because she she only thinks about herself. the term malaise in which tammy echoed and, lahair's use, this country has gone backwards the last nine months. they did everything possible to undo all of president trump. what they have done is put this country in chaos. they are afraid. they are afraid of 2022 because they know it will be a public rejection of everything joe biden and kamala harris have done. >> my new year's resolution is to break bread with leo to .0. that's an inside joke. obviously he got it. thank you both. straight ahead an update. alec baldwin's involvement in the shooting on the set of rust. why won't he turn over his phone ? sara carter continuing her report

harris, your thoughts? >> harris: we are fast becoming a society of cowards who are faceless on twitter. i don't even trust people's avatars anymore. they should just put up a sign that says, "i am a coward." there is no justification, no debate or argument for going after someone who has a different view than you do, and then stomping on their graves. if you want to debate, if you want to talk about the topics and the facts and the factoids and all of that, that's fine. but where we are now is a place where we literally want to see the side that doesn't agree with one, died. is that really where you want to be as a society? let me tell you, the worst nature of us will oblige that. i don't think we want our kids seeing it. i know we don't want to live in that place. by the way, the cdc, the fda, they could get together on whether to booster 12 and 15-year-olds at the same time. this is a fluid situation, but we don't have to hate each other for it. the president deals this, too paid and are you talking abou

now more from senator harry reid's funeral

i am harris faulkner and it you are watching "outnumbered." i'm joined by my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, democratic strategist jim arnold and in the center seat, fox & friends weekend cohost and host of miseducation of america, pete hegseth. we will get into that later. a new gallup poll highlights a dramatic shift in u.s. politics, showing more americans see themselves as republicans or a leading conservative and the g.o.p. is holding a five-point lead on that front. the democrats had a nearly ten-point edge about a year ago. think about that, not just the flip, but a big one. in fact president biden's party had the highest approval in decades when he first took office last january. now the stunning reversal. why they blame the biden administration's missteps for it. one democrat strategist is pointing fingers elsewhere. >> he got infrastructure success which is a good thing because it success breeds success. but i think the problem of the democrats is not that they have bad leaders, they have bad followers. >> harris: so you

harris: i do. and i, from what i'm witnessing from the outside, it seems that they are exercising great diligence, and they are being guided by the facts and law, and doing their job, and upholding their oath to defend and support the constitution of the united states. i do have faith in the process that they have embarked upon. and i think we will see, i hope and i believe we will see justice come out of it. judy: i want to ask you about what the vice chair of that committee, representative liz cheney, one of the only republicans seeking to hold the former president accountable, said. she said former president trump, quote, "summoned this mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack." is she right? v.p. harris: yes. and, again, these are moments where we must speak truth. and i applaud her courage, in the midst of a number of her colleagues who have failed to show such courage or those who have shown courage and, sadly, are not seeking reelection or have not sought reelection. i applau

that's 1-800-217-3217 >> harris: it we started with 127,000, why not? russian president vladimir putin now sending more troops, tanks and artillery units to the border. the united states and our allies are struggling to reach an agreement with moscow that would prevent this full-scale invasion from happening. the u.s. rejecting the kremlin's central demand which was to promise that ukraine would never become part of nato, and now, a top state department official says, they have every indication that russia is planning to use military force on ukraine by mid-february. fox news correspondent benjamin hall questions the secretary of state anthony lincoln on the administration russia strategy or lack thereof. >> at what point do you stop playing russia's game and take preemptive action now? >> we are, as you know, not standing still. and a walk and chew gum at the same time which is very much what we've been doing. the work that we've done over the past couple of months and bringing allies and partners together around massive consequences for russia, should

what i watched with harry is almost every member of the senate understood something about what harry had done for them, caring about their constituency, about their issues that were important. he was quite extraordinary. but as i said, he wasn't someone who was loud. he wasn't a back slapper, hale fellow well-met. he just wasn't. >> what do you make of this current filibuster debate? >> i think the filibuster should change. i think we should keep the filibuster. what senator mcconnell did when taking it away for supreme court justices was unforgivable. senator mcconnell decided years ago he was going to filibuster every motion to proceed on virtually every judge, and that of course caused the first change harry made. but mcconnell went much, much further. i think the filibuster should be one in which rather than the 60 votes mattering, if you want to stop something, then 40 votes will matter and you have to be on the floor with 40 votes. you have to be on the floor casting 40 votes in order to get something done. but you know, if i might just say quickly, as a senator, i could just c

the bond between william and harry had always seemed so strong. they'd lost their mother as children, but found comfort in each other. that bond had been broken. harry and his wife meghan had stepped back as working royals in 2020 and moved to california. they bought a multi—million—dollar mansion and signed big—money deals with netflix and spotify. in february, they announced that meghan was expecting their second child. here we are! this is very nice. and a few days later, harryjoined his friend and talk show hostjames corden to talk about why he felt he had to leave the uk. we all know what the british press can be like. and it was destroying my mental health. i was like, "this is toxic!" yeah. so, i did what any husband and what any father would do. it's like, "i need to get my family out of here". but we never walked away. back in london, it was meghan who was front—page news. the times had published a leaked e—mail written in late 2018, it said between two senior palace officials, alleging meghan had bullied staff out of theirjobs.

that tells you all you need to know about the disaster of biden and harris and as vice president harris called out by a friendly reporter there is crazy rumors about a biden-cheney ticket who would leave out either way in the "new york times" they did not endorse kamala harris. she got out of the race early. they endorsed two women. amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren. how in the world did we get stuck with this woman as vice president hot democrats didn't even want? >> rachel: yeah, i was pouring over those numbers too. the ones that stuck out with me was the hispanic numbers. look at this, hispanics only 28% approval for joe biden. that's lower than white people than any other demographic. it turns out, kellyanne, that hispanics dislike joe biden than anyone else. this has to have them more than just worried. >> right. you are used to shooting the messenger. used to saying well, that's because people are racist, hispanic was, that's because they are sexist. women now have a disapproval rating of our female vice president. so the usual screams and slurs against people aren't holding up.

the bond between william and harry had always seemed so strong. they'd lost their mother as children, but found comfort in each other. that bond had been broken. harry and his wife meghan had stepped back as working royals in 2020 and moved to california. they bought a multi—million—dollar mansion and signed big—money deals with netflix and spotify. in february, they announced that meghan was expecting their second child. here we are! this is very nice. and a few days later, harryjoined his friend and talk show hostjames corden to talk about why he felt he had to leave the uk. we all know what the british press can be like. and it was destroying my mental health. i was like, "this is toxic!" yeah. so, i did what any husband and what any father would do. it's like, "i need to get my family out of here". but we never walked away. back in london, it was meghan who was front—page news. the times had published a leaked e—mail written in late 2018, it said between two senior palace officials, alleging meghan had bullied staff out of theirjobs.

hair harry -- harry reid was rereplacable, not just to them, but to so many people, including me and many of my colleagues in this chamber. he was unfailingly supportive of me throughout my entire time in public service. you know, i remember when i first decided to run for the office of nevada's attorney general, one of the first people i called was senator reid, and i asked him for advice. i asked him for advice on running for office, because it was the first time i'd ever run for any type of office, and i'd chosen to take on a statewide campaign. not only was he supportive, but he was candid in his comments, as only harry can be, about campaigning, the types of individuals working in the campaign world and what to beware of, of those working in that campaign world. his advice still rings true today. and when i was serving and fortunate enough to be elected statewide as the attorney general, senator reid was always available for a call. and he never forgot about nevada and working with everybody in nevada, from his seat here as a majority leader. and i remember one time as the attor

vice president harris says the administration is not giving up reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. the u.s. senate failed to pass voting rights legislation delivering a huge blow to democrats but not an unexpected one. >> despite failing to pass the legislation several times now, democrats vow not to give up and could decide to break up the legislation in 2 individual bills since the 2020 election. dozens of states pastor are trying to pass laws. the democrats say restrict voting earlier this week, utah senator mitt romney said the democrats should focus on working with republicans on what he sees as the real threat to elections. and that is the corruption of the counting of the ballots, the certification of elections and the congressional provisions for accepting and counting. >> a slate of electors. republicans appear open to reforming the electoral count act. >> to make it harder to overturn the results of future elections. democrats, including the white house, support the bill and say they will also keep pushing to increase access to the ballot. >> jury selection s

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and that is part of harry reid's legacy as well. he was not apologetic about what he did. in fact, when i interviewed him in 2019 he thought it would be fine to eliminate the filibuster all together, but he thought the senate ought to be willing to change with the times that had become obstruction to action. what some democrats cautioned is let's not get rid of the filibuster at this moment if republicans win the senate in november and they want to get rid of the filibuster for the issue that is most important to them, it will look very different. that is a debate we see going on now, andrea. >> and as well the closing minute we've got, less than a minute actually, the president's going to go to the senate lunch tomorrow and make another appeal for voting rights and to try to get manchin and sinema, some would argue the emotional he was at could have shut the door for manchin and sinema. >> he's a person that's spent 30 years in the senate and in the house, we changed the rules in 1975. i don't want to get too much in the details, but we changed the rules of the filibuster

harris. can you give examples, mr. alban, of innocent activities that your clients have been involved in that led to property being seized by a civil asset forfeiture, where they were never charged with a crime? mr. alban: usually, the activity people are engaged in is traveling, either driving or flying. i representative john dillon -- represented a gentleman from new orleans, a mental scrapper and was the shoeshine man at the roosevelt hotel in new orleans. he and his son lost their jobs because of covid and were looking to provide for themselves by expanding their mental scrapping business. they needed a second truck, so mr. warren located a truck that fit his specifications in ohio, flew to ohio, decided it wasn't what they needed, and on his way back was stopped at the airport by the dea and had the 20,180 dollars that he had with him to buy the tow truck seized from him. that was his life savings. it left him destitute for over a year. the seizure happened last november. he finally got

vice president harris: good afternoon, atlanta. good afternoon. [applause] vice president harris: good afternoon, atlanta. good afternoon. jillian, thank you for that beautiful introduction and for your leadership. i can't wait to see what you do next. thank you. so last week, one year. yes, please do said. so last week, one year please, it. [laughter] ms. harris: last week, one year after a violent mob breached the united states capitol, the president of the united states and i spoke from its hallowed halls. and we made clear. we swore to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. and we will. we will fight. [applause] [applause] safeguard our democracy. we will fight to secure our most fundamental freedom, the freedom to vote. and that's why we have come to atlanta today, to the cradle of the civil rights movement, to the district that was represented by the great congressman john lewis. [applause] on the eve of the birthday of reverend dr. martin luther king. more than 55 years ago, men, women, and children marched fro

leann caldwell was there. >> a rare moment, two presidents together for a mentor and friend >> harry's life shows that for all of our darkest days, we can find light and find hope. >> few people have done more for this state, this country, this driven, brilliant sometimes irascible deeply good man. >> harry from search light to capitol police officer to senate majority leader, always a fighter -- >> he never gave up. >> he served in a slightly less volatile time >> i never heard harry speak of politics as if it was some unbending battle between good neighbor. >> as we confront the challenges of the coming weeks and months ahead i take comfort in knowing that harry is with us. >> reid encouraged obama to run for president, a partnership that led to the passage of their signature legislative achievement, the affordable care act. >> the deals harry made to get that law done didn't always look pretty. it got votes >> a five-decade friendship, president biden praised reid for his tenacity. >> he led the democratic caucus just not by speaking, but by listening it was all search light, no spo

many people know the story of harry reid's father. he was an alcoholic who committed suicide when harry reid was in his early 30s, but he was never really around in his childhood. he was a hard rock miner, and michael callahan who was a legendary figure in nevada took harry reid under his wing, taught him how to box, and taught him how to box in life as well. >> thank heavens he did. i know kristin some have written about his partisanship and those character traits that went along with it. were those deliberate calculations that he made in the way he managed people up and down the chain? >> i think it's a testament to him that there are about 300 plus former staff who flew in for his services today. i think it speaks to how much of a mentor he was to hundreds and thousands of people that worked for him. i think he's known as ruthless as jon said publicly. i think privately he was one of the best bosses anyone who's ever worked for him would say. he treated people with respect. he was inclusive. he brought people into the process, whet