also kamala harris in france making a fool out of herself. the biden administration humiliating the united states on the world stage -- her strange, weird cringe worthy attempt at a french accent. first tonight if kenosha, in wisconsin for tonight's top story. day sen of the kyle rittenhouse murder trial is in the books. the prosecution's case continues to crumble. according to video evidence and eyewitness accounts, rittenhouse shot three individuals, killing two who were attacking him during the 2020 riots in kenosha. the prosecution is attempting to convict rittenhouse on first degree homicide charges. rittenhouse claiming self-defense and today the 18-year-old took to the stand for hours and became emotional recounting that horrific night. take a look. >> i was cornered in front of me with mr. ziminski. there were -- [voice breaking]. [sobbing]. there were people -- [voice breaking]. [sobbing]. [voice breaking]. [sobbing]. >> we will take a break. >> sean: the judge took a 10 minute break. like any defendant we uphold the presumption of i

joe and kamala harris are turning on each other. it's very ugly. we will bring you the latest in fighting out of the biden white house. plus the low lights from another awkward and embarrassing day for the cognitively struggling president and his incompetent environment. -- vice-president. but first kenosha, wisconsin. we heard closing arguments and the judge threw out one of the charges. the rule only applies to guns with a short barrel. rittenhouse was carrying a long rifle. an embarrassing set back for prosecutors who have been atrocious from beginning to end. binger referred to the rioters in kenosha as a crowd full of heroes chasing kyle down the street and ready to pave his head into the pavement? binger announceed in america a person loses the right to self-defense when they have a gun. that's not true. >> they have to convince you that joseph rosenbaum was going to use that gun on the defendant. you can't claim defense against an unarmed man like this. you lose the right to self-defense when you are the one who brought the gun, when you are

when we come back, kamala harris facing found scrutiny and polling numbers following. tension inside the white house so the criticism of the vice president there? ♪♪ vice president kamala harris facing increasing scrutiny assert job approval ratings drop in criticism of handling immigration and voting rights. vice president communications director resigned this week amid reports of dysfunction within her circle tensions between her office. white house press secretary jen psaki suggested this week criticism of the vice president is motivated by racism sexism. >> i think there's no question the attacks on her, certainly think the first, she has many times over as part of my she is the first african-american woman from a hormone of color, indian american woman from so many first, it's a lot on her shoulders. paul: we are back with bill mcglone, kim strassel and jillian. the racism and sexism's accusations, the last refuge of scandals but are the criticisms of the vice president fair? >> and some ways they are. she has one job a month the border and she's not doing it.

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

what is kamala harris accomplished? because she supposed to be the border czar, she never went anywhere near where the action is of the border. i got a long list i can read off to you and i think, you know, we've got literally apparently she hired a pr team. they had that disastrous phony session video session with child actors. she's done nothing as border czar. the weird laughing that is seemingly unending, goes to travel to france, she comes out with a phony french accent, doesn't resolve the issues she was supposed to resolve involving australia, so tell me where the successful mr. speaker, because i don't see it. >> by the way, there is a website thate has ten hours of kamala harris laughing. taken from all these various -- >> sean: ten hours. >> ten hours. that's right, if you want to punish a friend, make them watch it but it gives you a side of what's happening to her. i mean, being the laughing vice president is not necessarily a good thing if that's one of your most famous accomplishments. i think she actually

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

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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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

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

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

kamala told a lie. he told the lie. every democrat told the lie. well, america has picked up on this, biden's poll numbers continue to just plummet. half of america believes that joe is what we have been telling you a complete cognitive mess. confirmed by yesterday's poll. democrats, they are desperately searching for a way to remove joe and kamala from the ticket in 2024. they are at each other's throats. there is a civil war going on between the president and the vice president. the very latest details are straight ahead tonight. first, we do turn to once again kenosha, wisconsin where after 23 hours now of deliberation there is still no verdict in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. it is not clear what kind of progress the jury is making, speculation is fruitless, but last night there was a serious development outside of the courthouse. a van transporting the jury was aggressively tailed by a freelance producer working for nbc news. at one point the producer ran a red light in order to keep pace with that van after getting pulled over for several tr

i will say for kamala harris. the kamala harris problem is not a kamala harris problem. it's a joe biden problem. they are looking at this, you know, the things that joe biden can count as an achievement, passing his infrastructure bill or the covid -- those are washington achievements. people want to see improvements in their own lives. and i think what they see is not just the president going in the wrong direction, but looking incredibly incompetent. certainly that's what we saw in afghanistan first they dismissed inflation. everybody in the administration telling us not something they should be worried about. they didn't predict it would be here at this level today. i think it's very hard to come up with an achievement. a concrete achievement that joe biden can point to and say because of this, americans are better off. as byron said covid is still raging. i believe more people died this year than last year. there are a lot of things he led us to believe that he was going to fix that he was the solution and i think a lot of people are just concluding a lot of people

in the mid-30s for joe biden is bad enough. 28% approval rating for kamala harris. i don't care if it's afghanistan, more people have died of covid this year than last, i don't care if it's a crisis at the border. i don't care if it's energy or inflation, everyone of these these are created by joe biden and kamala harris' policies. >> yes. sean, the biden-harris presidency doesn't seem to do anything well. there's not one issue where they are above water in the approvals. and by the way, these polls are coming from friendly media outlets, nbc news, now cnn, and the pole yesterday was really devastating because it showed the lowest approval ratings to date and why that's a problem for biden is also at 46% saying he's doing worse than they even thought he might. democrats -- 28% of democrats saying please don't run again next time and one data point that didn't get enough coverage is really important to the current conversation, that more people think the democratic party is been hijacked and influenced by the hard left of its party and they think that of the republic

kamala harris, it will cost zero, $0, that is what they keep saying. now, the nonpartisan congressional budget office, which joe biden didn't want to hear from, they are now estimating that this bill will increase the budget deficit by almost $370 billion over ten years. that is a lot more than zero. maybe somebody can tell joe it is time to throw away that old abacus of his and may be buy him a calculator for christmas. here now with a full report live from capitol hill is our very own chad pergram, and a lot of passion from kevin mccarthy tonight. what's the latest? when do we expect this boat? >> kevin mccarthy has been speaking for almost 50 minutes on the house floor so far. the house is poised to vote on this bill in the next hour. let's crunch the numbers. the evaluation of the bill by the congressional budget office was keying. the bill as about $160 billion to the deficit over a decade. the overall figure is $367 billion, but the cbo analysis does not account for an additional $200 billion in revenue from enhanced irs enforcement. this means t

if he does win, and they think it will, i hope that by thursday we have an ad that says kamala harris was right, youngkin won, goodbye democrats in '20 to end up ostrich 24. i think they will panic. i think most of the socialist big government program is going to actually be stopped in p its tracks and you're going to see the democrats in the congress start fighting each other and in a real sense of fear because this is the beginning of a title wave. and by the way, i'm really glad you have the republican candidate of new jersey on. that race suddenly become much closer than we thought it would be ande' he has a real shot at winning. >> sean: we've got our pollsters coming up. mr. speaker, congrats, beyond biden, new book at bookstores all across the country, amazon.com. thank you.re when we come back, on the ground tin virginia, our own ainsley earhardt, she will join us with the latest ahead of tomorrow's election. also virginia gubernatorial candidate glenn youngkin, the barnstorm in the entire state. he will join us. the new jersey governor candidate jack ciattarelli will also joi

the white house wants to blame kamala harris more than joe. they are both awful. their policies are awful. unless they change and adopt trump's policies i don't see them fixing any of the problems they are causeing. >> no, they are not going to change. they are dead set on running down an aggressive agenda. in biden governed as a moderate joe biden would be a lot more popular with manchin on one side and republicans on the other side it would be a different america. he sold out and thrown himself into bed with the progressives. it won't end well for him or the country. >> sean: let's see what joe manchin does. every republican said theyed not help on the debt ceiling and they caved. -- will republicans, they have not been inviteed into this process at all. why lift a finger to help in any way. >> they should not lift a finger to help. they just need to stand back. i am sure the announcement that joe biden is planning on running for reelection in 2024, don't you know that reved up the democrats. the turkey is having a better week than joe biden is. the turkey is go

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

that, by the way would include kamala harris who supported that bail fund for the violent rioters in 2020. and alexandria ocasio-cortez wrote a letter threatening federal action if anyone is held on bail she deems excessive and that means congresswoman tlaib signed on to a plan to release everyone in the u.s. from prison and i mean everyone. take a look. >> oh, my god, we are going to release everybody. you see how many people are mentally ill. that are in prison right now. >> you can't release everyone. >> in ten years but think >> there are human traffickers. about it. >> i know. >>>> you don't support that? >> no. >> there is a small proportion who need to be behind bars. >> i would have to look at every case individually. and figure all that out.ca i can't just say that. >> sean: release them to live with congresswoman talib. anyone who supports zero bail and defunding the police is not thinking about the consequences. now, are they? they are not thinking about the law abiding american citizens. businesses who will be impacted by their insanity. as always, they don't care about t

biden had a colonoscopy yesterday, temporarily transferring power to kamala harris for 80 minutes. it came to light recently in the tell-all book in which she writes that trump kept it private because he didn't want mike pence to be in power saidated and did not want to be the butt of a joke. here's a skit on "saturday night live" with multiple bidens at different ages. >> how can you be me, you seem so happy, carefree. what's the word i'm looking for? >> lucid. >> yeah. >> kidding aside, the white house must be hoping, the new physical results halt and reverse a trend reversed by the morning poll. it's an elite concern around the issue of the president's physical and mental capacities. only 40% of voters surveyed agreed with the statement that biden is in good health. while 50% disagree. that represents a massive 29-point swing since that question was asked in october 2020 when voters believe that biden was in good health, 53/34%. when asked if mentally fit for the job, 46% say yes, 48%, say no. and perhaps the most concerning to the administration results among independents. we'd

kamala harris' are far worse. so i don't think they're going to try to push them to the side and elevate her. when you look at what's going on right now, this is jimmy carter 2.0, only far worse. and the larger context here, eight days from now is thanksgiving. joe biden is the daughter and incompetent, elderly, clearly without his normal wits relative then and anyone who has said at the thanksgiving table has been a part of before. that is unfortunate in all families and it's difficult. joe biden is the president of the united states. when those clips get seen by chinese leaders, russian leaders, they are laughing at us because they know he has no ability to lead this country. it is, as he said, an unmitigated disaster. and it's only going to get worse every day, every month, and every year going forward. >> sean: here is the evidence. the "let's go brandon" t-shirt. he says he is going to send me a bill, so i don't know. >> to every person. i appreciate it. thank you very much. for the party that claims that the

i want us to stop looking backwards, start looking forward and laid out a contrast to joe biden kamala harris and laying out what is wrong and what's right with our prescription. we do that and then will win the house and set it back in 2022 and be in a great position for 2024. if we don't will be a grievance party. bret: are you considering running for president? >> i would consider it and will consider it but i won't make any decisions until 2022. this year i'm focusing on co-chair the victory fundraising for the republican governors in and cochairing the efforts republican redistricting with former state mike pompeo. we have to win in 2022 before we ever consider 2024, more importantly we have got to stop looking backwards, stop the grievance politics and all the rest and move forward of giving people positive outlook for what we want to do compared to disaster which is abiding administration. >> can you see a scenario where former president trump does not run again, what is that? >> i that's a personal decision but of course i see it. it depends on what happens in his life over the

they can ride that way with kamala harris and joe biden who are the weakest communicators out there, they are going to run that party into the ground. >> we'll find out what happened especially as a midterms lumen very interesting watching the trend of hispanic voters, once again the republicans doing surprisingly well in that corner, that can be something to keep an eye on in the weeks and months ahead. leslie and jason, thank you so much. we appreciate it we continue our live coverage on this election night. it's been a wild ride thus far. >> wild ride indeed. who would've thought neck and neck new jersey, new republican governor of virginia. we'll have more on our continuing coverage on election night 2021 coming up. with xfinity home, you can keep your home and everything in it more protected. i can wrangle all my deliveries. thanks, hoss! and i help walk the dog from wherever. *door unlocks* ♪ ♪ well, i can bust curfew-breakers in an instant. well, you all have xfinity home, with cameras to home security monitored by the pros. *laughs* learn more about home security or get o

she is striving forward next to a silhouette is a pine sign -- and just like me kamala and ruby were also on the front lines of our nations battle to desegregate our schools. they too had to overcome adversity, and paved the way for others to follow. the inscription beneath the two iconic figures in this figure read, the first but not the last. >> jim cheney was a first when she was 11 years old, and she was bussed across town in boston to a school in a white neighborhood that violently resisted the court ordered desegregation of its public schools. yesterday, after thinking her mother and daughter and the rest of her family, kim janey says this. >> as i reflect back on the two prints that i hung in my office, and as we laced up our sneakers to finish this race, and you know i will be wearing converse, we must continue to run towards justice equity and love. just like vice president kamala harris, and ruby bridges, and so many in between, let's continue to break barriers and create opportunities for those who will follow us. it has been my greatest honor to serve my city as the 55th

. >> in a statement, vice president kamala harris praised the verdict, adding quote, we feel the weight of grief. ahmaud arbery should be alive. ahmaud arbery was a son. he was a brother. he was a friend. his life had meaning. we will not forget him. we honor him best by continuing the fight for justice. reverend al sharpton spoke about the historic nature of this verdict, that many felt was far from certain. >> and let the work go forth all over the world, that a jury of 11 white and one black, in the deep south, stood up in the courtroom, and said that black lives do matter. you came in the state of georgia, a state known for segregation, a state known for jim crow, and you turned it around. you took a young unarmed boy, that they thought was worthless, and you put his name in history. kirk burkhalter, criminal law professor at new york law school where is he the -- 21st century policing project. mark claxton director of the black law enforcement alliance, both the former and ypg detectives. paul butler, law professor at georgetown university and former prosecutor and msnbc legal anal

from shirley chism to vice president kamala harris. black women have been the backbone of democracy in this country for decades. after the break, i'm talking about the next generation of black-female leaders and what we can all do to help them rise up. >>> but first, my colleague richard lui with today's other top news stories. >>> good sunday to you. some of the stories we are watching for you this hour. the u.s. opens its doors to fully-vaccinated international travelers monday. this ends a 20-month-long ban. nonimmigrant international travelers must meet cdc vaccinate guidelines and show proof of a recent-negative covid-19 test. >>> investigators are looking into what caused the deadly crowd surge at the astro world musical festival. eight people died, 25 were hospitalized. 50,000 people attended that sold-out houston concert. the fire chief says the crowd pushed towards the stage as rapper travis scott performed. many attendees got trapped. at least five of the victims were under the age of 18. >>> and the 50th running of the new y

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

the judge pointed out racial bias in jury selection and vice president kamala harris noted the racist troepz used by the defense saying, "the defense counsel chose to set a tone that cast the attendance of ministers at the trial as intimidation and dehumanized a young black man with racist tropes. the jury arrived at its verdict despite these tactics." what does it say that the jury was able to see past all the racist tropes and dirty tricks, one? and two, do you think it was important that race wasn't really argued before the jury? >> well, starting with the latter, the race almost did not need to be argued with the jury. now, that sounds a little ridiculous because jurors can only consider evidence that is presented before them. however, they had video evidence of these white men in a pickup truck chasing down this black man and shooting him to death with a shotgun. race is all over that. unfortunately, this goes back to the video evidence that you mentioned previously. it's unfortunate that when a case involves the murder of a black man that there must be this video evidence. imagi

the secretary of energy asked about is her plan broke out laughing like kamala harris. asking how much oil does the u.s. consume in a day? she had no idea. when an administration that was competent she would be gone. this it administration is incompetent never area, she is just one more example of the team. the team is incompetent at the border and trying to get out of afghanistan and with inflation. why would you expect her to be more competent than the rest of the team? hillary clinton represents the sour grapes of the past and also the classic democratic view. she has no idea how the world really works. she has no idea how to be honest about these things. if she was honest she would have to say when biden is at 38% and kamala harris at 28%, i saw one study today. only 6 states in the country where biden has a net positive. 6 states! if the entire country. the fact is that big government social doesn't work. -- socialism doesn't work. they can't say that. >> you are right. >> it was a secular religion. they shrugged all the evidence off and think it can't be true. thi

the second framed print features kamala harris, the first woman and the first perhap of color to serve as vice president. she is striding forward and next to her silhouette is a pint-sized ruby bridges and just like me kamala and ruby were on the front lines of the nation's battle to desegregate the schools. they had to paver the way. the inscription beneath the two figures in this print reads "the first but not the last." >> kim janey was a first when she was 11 years ole. and she was bussed across town in boston to a school in a white neighborhood that vie leaptly resisted the court-ordered desegregation of the schools. yesterday after thanking her mother and daughter and family, kim janey said this. >> as i reflect back on two prints i hung on my office and as we lace up our sneakers to finish this race, you know i will be wearing converse, we must continue to run toward justice, equity and love. just like vice president kamala harris and ruby bridges and so many in between, let's continue to break barriers and create opportunities for those who will follow us. it has been my greate

. >> then senator kamala harris wasn't one of them and she didn't attend today's ceremony. only appearing either. >> why is jay powell the right pick. >> a trump appointee focus more on climate. >> we have to make sure our financial system can withstand climate change and prepared to transition to clean energy. >> clean energy is a ways away though. thinking of tapping the strategic petroleum reserve after admitting it won't do much. >> probably reduce the price of gas maybe 18 cents or so. a gallon. >> the president celebrated his 79th birthday this weekend. this afew moments ago landed at fort bragg. during the trip down jen psaki was asked about recent palace intrigue involving the vice president and she said that as of right now president biden does intend to run for re-election in 2024. bret? >> bret: peter, what are white house officials saying about the russian troops massing at the border with ukraine. >> this is brand new. they are concerned about troops massing on the border with ukraine. they are calling tonight for moscow to deescalate. so far no details availab

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

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. >> kamala harris was the acting president today for about 85 minutes while biden had a 3-millimeter benign looking polyp removed during a colonoscopy the doctors said the president is fit for office but notes a few things. he still takes blood thinners foray fib. he clears his throat more often now because of gastro esophageal reflux and the president's gate has stiffened since last year because of wear and tear on his spine. shannon? >> shannon: peter doocy at the white house. peter. let's bring in george washington university law photographer jonathan turley along with former u.s. attorney and deputy assistant attorney general welcome to the show. gentlemen, good to see you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> shannon: i want to read something that comes from joyce beatty of ohio. she says it is unconscionable our justice swoom allow an armed vigilante go free. the ludicrous claim of self-defense is on par with the abhorrent behavior on display by the prosecution and the judge. it is time for accountability. professor, your reaction? >> you know, this is the type of overheated rhe

they're doing this, because there are democrats wondering whether or not people like the vice president kamala harris, transportation secretary pete buttigieg, are trying to position themselves for the next chapter of the democratic party. >> and of course, jon karl looming all over this is former president trump, your new book "betrayal" just came out. already a best-seller. congratulations, but one of your revelations is that trump told rnc chair ronna mcdaniel he was going to leave the gop. our political director rick klein asked her about that thursday. here's what she said. >> i've never shared my conversations with the president. i'm not about to start doing that now, but i will say one thing that's very true that was said in that statement, which is if he left the party, we would lose. if he left the party, republicans would lose. >> not exactly a denial. >> as a matter of fact, actually that's a confirmation. it was on air force one as he was going to florida, ronna mcdaniel told him that republicans would lose. we would all lose, and all people that you supported would lose, and his a

. >> every time something is written about vice president kamala harris' political standing, you name seems to be in every one of those articles. has it at all impacted your relationship with the vice president, that it seems as if there's this narrative of a rivalry developing between the two of you? >> no, because she and i are part of a team that is disciplined and doesn't focus on what's obsessing the commentators. we're too busy with a job to do, she as the leader in this administration -- in her leadership role and i and the president and in the cabinet and across the administration are getting the job done. that would be demanding in any administration. in one like this where we've been assigned by the president to take on literally projects and legislation of generational significance, there's no room to get caught up in the parlor games. i'm proud to be part of the biden/harris team. >> i'm not asking you this as secretary of transportation. i'm asking this as a person who ran for president. what was your reaction to the kyle rittenhouse verdict? >> look. there's a lot of pai

today, among a million other things, today for just about an hour and a half, kamala harris was the acting president of the united states. now, having an acting president, this is something that has happened previously between other presidents and vice presidents, most recently when george w. bush got put under, had anesthesia in order to have colonoscopies. dick cheney was acting president for each of those times for a couple of hours. under ronald reagan as well, in 1985, george bush sr., vice president poppy bush, was acting president for eight hours while reagan had surgery for colon cancer in 1985. today it was just under an hour and a half while president biden had a colonoscopy as part of his annual physical. the white house then released a long, detailed readout from president biden's doctor about his health and everything they looked at in his physical. we learned, or at least had confirmed as current, the fact that the president takes a blood thinner, also a cholesterol drug. he takes over the counter allergy medicine. he has a little bit of reflux he takes pepcid for. the doctor

we've got to move forward and lay out an alternative vision to what joe biden and kamala harris are doing in washington on behalf of the democrats. and that is not going to change in the next yer and we're not going to win those seats by magic. we better have an alternative to put out there because if you run the last election in the next one you're bound to threus. >> you do, in fact your central point is that republicans theed to let go of this allegiance to former president trump's argument that he lost the 2020 campaign because there was a lot of fraud. and that it was unfair and he should shall president. you say the party needs to move on but when you look at the polls right now, what is it, 60 percent of republicans today believe former president trump. they say they agree that he should have-- be in the white house. how do you persuade tens of millions of republicans that former president trump is wrong? >> i think that you lay out the facts. and that is what we do in the book. we lay out the facts and the facts do not support that allegation and that is why over 60 courts have re

. >> brennan: vice president kamala harris got a third dose of the covid-19 shot over the weekend and urged americans to get their booster shot when they become eligible. harris reminded americans it will save lives. in just a few days, a children's version of the pfizer covid vaccine is expected to be made available to 28 million children between the ages of five to 11 years old. cbs news senior national correspondent mark strassmann is in cocoa beach, florida, with a look at how parents across the country are reacting. >> there you go. you're welcome. >> reporter: halloween 2021's real scare: the next dog fight in covid america's divide. as soon as tuesday, the c.d.c. could join the f.d.a., approving the pfizer vaccine for young children, ages five to 11. >> we've been waiting for this, parents have been waiting for this, schools have been waiting for this. this is really a breakthrough. >> reporter: smaller arms, smaller doses. pfizer's pediatric vaccine has two shots, each one-third its regular dose. clinical trials showed efficacy rates above 90%. there are enough doses to vaccin

vice president kamala harris, who was in paris for a four-day visit, ended her trip by paying tribute to the victims killed during the attacks. ceremonies were observed in and around paris, with the french prime minister and the city's mayor attending. they laid wreaths at the various sites, and stood in silence as the names of the victims were read aloud. late yesterday, a federal appeals court in new orleans continued to block a biden administration rule requiring large companies to mandate covid-19 vaccines for employees. the fifth circuit court of appeals declined to lift its temporary stay, despite the biden administration's argument that stalling the rule “would likely cost dozens, or even hundreds of lives per day.” the occupational safety and health ainistration issued the rule earlier this month, requiring companies with 100 or more workers to require covid-19 vaccines by january 4 or require face masks and weekly tests. at least 27 states, along with private employers and religious organizations, have filed challenges against the rule. >> sreenivasan: for more national a

kamala harris your vice-president out there promoting bail funds. january 6th we said it on day 1 was wrong. it can't happen in this country. people who break the law need to be held accountable. what about the people in the riots of 2020. liz cheney where is that committee and your discussionacc about the state of the union on that issue? do you believe in equal justice in you do it's time to speak up. the media mob and top democrats all told their mindless followers from the get go that kyle rittenhouse was guilty. they do what they always do: rush to judgment and ignore due process and the presumption of innocence and people expect an outcome. that doesn't happen because their information is wrong and political. on the campaign trail without any evidence whatsoever accused kyle rittenhouse of beingg a white supremacist and a congresswoman also said that. and jeffries tweeted this week lock up kyle rittenhouse and throw away the key. even basketball star lebron james posted a video of kyle rittenhouse emotional and crying yesterday in court tweeti

. >> president biden and the vice president kamala harris traveling the country. harris will head to ohio on friday, which will receive billions for highway and bridge repairs and broadband. the vice president telling george stephanopoulos and "gma" late today, bringing internet to all corners of rural america will help countless families. >> it's historic in nature. at least the biggest investment in infrastructure in a generation in america. when we're looking at an issue like internet and access and affordability to high speed internet, well, ask any parent who lives in rural america or lives in an area where either internet is not accessible or it's not affordable. what we are doing is bringing internet to families, understanding this is about their children's education, it's about the ability to run a small business. >> and we'll have much more of george's interview with the vice president tomorrow morning on "gma." >>> when we come back here tonight, what could be a significant storm across several major travel hubs for thanksgiving week, from minneapolis to