with her children's books printed about kamala harris premature? let's wait and see how this goes vq richard, i will ask you the same question, whose planting these worries but it's not marked for the biden administration be doing that because a picture, he promised she would be a woman and now she was supposed to have us impenetrable double sided shield and it's going to work against them if they throw her off the ticket and trade her out for pete buttigieg. that is political shenanigans from the biden side but she has to take responsibility for the job she's been given and she's accepted because there's something about solving the border crisis that would be such a massive political win for her if she can pull it off, she deserves to be present clearly she cannot so she doesn't. i should be a palace. >> i never give credit to the stories with anonymous stories but what i do give credit to is the precipitous fall in the approval rating among democrats to both kamala harris and joe biden where i think the problem lies when it comes to that in her p

prices the white house rushes to play down suggestions there any tensions at all between joe biden and kamala harris even though behind the scenes it looks like the knives may be out for the vice president. we discussed this and more with our panel the columnist for the hill and the democratic congressman. but first you have read and seen the news over the last few years. rittenhouse is a domestic terrorist and trump is a russian agent. kavanaugh is a rapist. last year's riots were mostly peaceful hunter biden's laptop was a russian intelligence operation and cuomo was the greatest governor. and trumps postmaster general was stealing mailboxes. these are not obscure conspiracy theories cooked up by an anarchist but consensus headline stories reported by all the mainstream media repeatedly and recirculated by social media and search companies. all of them we know it is true there are forces on the other side the election was dolan via venezuelan operative january 6 was in operation and then there is a different set not that they controlled most of the conversation, they do that millions of ame

sexism and racism really to blame for kamala harris horrible numbers? she stands in the background doing nothing. that's really gets. that's insulting as well but let's get into it with the party panel. carol is back from a former state department deputy spokesperson and fox news contribute, dutiful buckeye red from 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate and maybe the president of the future, spike owens is here. he's in new york but we can't see him. is a secret. let's discuss some of us. i think sexist to say the vice president does nothing from you think should be expected of her and if we do expect something from a backup quarterback, effect on us. carol. >> i just want jimmy kimmel to explain how he's more unlikable than kamala harris. he's a white man and get these super unlikable. i don't find kamala harris that unlikable, she's got some annoying traits, but once you spend time with somebody, there was traits come out, we got to know her a little better but i wouldn't say unlikable, i just don't find her effective at her job which is a sepa

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 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

has kamala harris been down to seen the detention facilities? >> she has not been -- maria: mayorkas did not have a firm number of amount of children there. as you know, i was the first journalist to enter the donna border facility back in may when the administration expanded the facility and we got a up close look at the facilities where people are behind, i don't know if you want to call it cages or jails, but that's where they are kept. michael, your reaction to what we are seeing at the border? >> you know, this is a terrible political football. our members are entrepreneurs. if you look at our membership, we have immigrants across the country who have built america, so there's a mix of opinions. we need healthy immigration and we need to secure the borders but we need to find a balance that works for this country. maria: you know, lee carter, i am just mystified in terms of why this administration doesn't take this issue seriously at all. what are your thoughts in terms of the impact on voters, the impact or the perception of this administr

so this is what we've got with obama and kamala harris, i believe damaged mcauliffe, damaged what the democrats are doing and they continue to do so. maria: yeah. and you make a great point because there are a whole host of moderates there in virginia and surrounding areas. you have to wonder -- in congress. you have to wonder if they're looking at these results and saying let me rethink this, take a page out of joe manchin's book. >> exactly. maria: and rethink whether or not i'm going to go forward on the spending. the people have spoken. when we come back, virginia decided, new jersey is hanging in the balance. we will stay on the key gubernatorial races, so far new jersey is still too tight to call. we are talking with congressman jeff van drew from new jersey, he will weigh in coming up. in the next hour, utah congressman burgess he owe of os here. we'll get his take on election day. and facebook makes a shocked decision to scrap facial recognition system as more companies reject beijing's influence. don't miss a moment of it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox bus

what's stunning about that, maria, joe biden and kamala harris and the rest of the administration don't care. you played the clip a moment ago of jen psaki laughing about inflation and saying well, that's what we want. they want you not to be able to fill up gas in your car. they want your electricity bill to be higher. they want your heating bill to be higher and the cruelty-- of course it doesn't impact them of the democratic elites will still froth-- why other private planes everywhere they go in the working people they just say let them eat cake and it's really cool what is happening after spending 1.9 trillion on the so-called covid relief bill that wasn't covid relief and now spending 1.2 trillion on a so-called infrastructure bill, much of which is not infrastructure. they now want to move on to bernie sanders socialist budget. this was the budget that was originally $3.5 trillion and was actually closer to 5.5 if you supported honestly. where it stands now as they are battling with joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. they have 48 democrats ready to completely bankrupt the country an

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

get ready, it's the most cringe inducing kamala harris video since the last time she opened her mouth in public. >> the government, the campaign with the plan plan. and then the environment such that we are expected to defend the plan even the first time we roll it out there may be some glitches and it's time to reevaluate and do it again. [laughter] kennedy: oh my gosh. is it a funny personal work aura sign the vice president is a baguette and a pantsuit? >> i like be idea of a baguette and a pantsuit. i think it's a distraction from the real issue at hand but something allows the conversation to alleviate from the policy work going on in the message delivered. close to allies again and etc., it was better than laughing but not ideal. kennedy: when you become the story, the meme, you have failed and she continues to do that. shane, your laughing. i'm guessing it's because you speak french and you know exactly. >> she's fake and funny and i'm telling you, she's awful. look where blm is these days, they've abandoned her. when you look at what the ticket was for the democrats, you have

vice president kamala harris under fear for her french faux pas. while in paris, harris began slipping into a french accent. listen to this. >> with us in government, we campaign with the plan, and then the environment is such that we're expected to defend the plan even when the first time we roll it out there may be some glitches and it's time to reevaluate and do it again. cheryl: many people are calling that moment, joseph, cringe-worthy. >> i mean, par for the course with the vice president. the old saying if you want things done right, you have to do it yourself? the new saying might be, please, whatever you do, don't hire kamala harris. the southern border is a disaster. she's on a european vacation, and the people she's trying to put apt ease she heavy -- at ease, she may have just insulted them. i don't know, it's just another day this joe biden's america with vice president kamala harris driving us all in a ditch. cheryl: i have trend if. friends that speak better establish than i do. mark? >> that was bad. that was very, very bad. the acc

kamala harris not so much. there has been negative coverage of the vice president for months now but what really struck a nerve at the white house was the a cnn piece the other day, neil, saying the white house was fed up with her entrenched dysfunction and lack of focus but at the same time saying that the vp and her people feel they have been sidelined by the biden white house. suddenly, ron klain, jen psaki, other type of officials flooding twitwer positive messages, she is a bold leader, adjectives of that type, trying to push back against the press. neil: i'm wondering is there truth behind a lot of the bluster here? is there a case of the president or his people blaming the vice president for a lot of what ails him in the low poll numbers that bedevil the administration? >> that could well be true. by any conceivable standard kamala harris had a rough debut year and has 28% approval in a new "usa today poll." she is stuck with some of the no-win assignments like the border crisis. she has the same problem

so are those of vice president kamala harris amid reports of dissense between her staff and the white house. we're back with minnesota congressman, tom emmer, chair of the republican congressional committee. i thought it was interesting that ten months into the administration biden had to announce he was running for re-election. i don't know if that's a huge selling point to the american people. that may have been a republican plant. was that your idea to get limb to announce that in. >> no, look, he can run again in 2024 if that's what he wants to do but he's going to lose, jason. it's not a good sign. it's never a good sign when members of your own party are lit ramly talking about -- literally talking about who is going to replace you and you haven't been in the job for a full year yet. the reason they're going to lose, they're responsible for the inflation that we're seeing. prices are up for everything and paychecks are down. they're responsible for this crime wave that i talked about earlier. they're doing nothing to solve it, right? and they're responsible for chaos on our sout

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steve: what are the democrats going to do about kamala harris? it would be one thing if they had somebody in the vice presidency that everyone felt they could step in if there is a crisis but they have her. what do they do about her, any way to get her out before joe? >> this is such a massive screw-up by the democrats to take someone who came in in last place in the democratic primary and put her in this position because they thought she could you appeal to black and women voters and she failed to do that. she lost her coms director who resigned. her plummeting popularity, she is literally doing nothing, almost completely out of sight. democrats are in a tough situation right now. no one wants her to be in charge. no one wants biden to be in charge, less and less they want him in charge. the reason these people ended up here is because of the clown show the democrats were dealing with. they made the bed trying the to escape a bernie sanders or someone else kind of presidency, now they have to sleep it. it will be very difficult to unmake it. i d

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

americas this week rejected i signaled an end to the revolution listen to it vice president kamala harris said before elections this week? ask what happens in virginia? while in large part determines what happens in 2022, 2024 and on. >> for one to believe the vice president's one 100% correct on that, bring it on prilosec about the elections of the panel. fox news contributor sean duffy democratic strategist and contribute just guitar left. they give both for being you. it is, here is for once will be repeated? it's a leading indicator tugboat race not math or science or time but all those things will focus on the main points of education. if parents are feeling strapped because of inflation or lack of economic growth you have to focus on those issues first. because in virginia this is a democrat state. but democrats are not focusing on the issues that voters care about. therefore they went for a republican who normally they would not vote for but focused on the main issues they care about. gerry: many lane for being white's apartments what do you question are quick to blame them for mak

maria: yeah, and where is our borders are kamala harris? oh, right, she flew to paris. >> kamala harris is the worst choice-- you could not get a worse choice, maybe aoc would be a worst choice after they picked her for a reason. they know she would not be successful tear they don't want to fix this. it's open border its mismanagement. they picked her because they knew she would not do anything about it. maria: well, it would be funny, it would if it weren't so dangerous. tom, thank you for weighing anchor good to see if you're tom homan joining us this morning. we will see you soon. quick break and then we are zeroing in on innovation and healthcare, introducing you to a millennial alien air that created a gel that stops the bleeding in seconds and now he's funded the project coming up and then as being-- then stuart varney hosts american belt at nine. don't miss a moment of it. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on foxbusiness. ♪♪ maria: this may a "mornings with maria", tomorrow china's nuclear stockpile growing nationally.

a lot of people say biden wouldn't have the stamina to last for another term you look at kamala harris as a replacement, her numbers are even lower than his. who will be running on the democratic ticket? >> yeah. i'm in that camp does not believe joe biden can do it. just because for all the obvious reasons but i think the reason that the biden administration is floating all this talk about how he is going to do it to try to keep the, keep kamala on ice so they can come up with some sort of strategy for replacing both of them because like you say, am kamala harris is joe biden's 25th amendment insurance that is the only thing keeping him in office right now. david: i don't think we had a situation like this, first term president, neither the president, nor the vice president could be in the running for the next election. it is a very knew nokia moment. charlie, have a great thanks giving. thanks for coming in. appreciate it. >> you too, david. david: after the break a shocking admission being brought to light about progressive bail reforms in wisconsin. jack brewer is next. why he says

maria: yeah, there's kamala next to him. the snub follows the vp's allies reportedly saying last week that biden gives her tough jobs and is less supportive of her than to white members of his administration. yeah, white members of the administration. lee carter, your thoughts? lee: being vice president is a tough job so i'm not sure exactly what she was signing up for. in some ways, you really can't blame biden because his approval rating is so low, it's in the 30s now which is just absolutely unbelievable, given that just a few months ago he was in the 60s. and the only one in the administration whose approval rating is worse than his is kamala harris, she's in the 20s. that's lower than any vice president we've had in recent times, including dick kaye any o was considered one of the most unpopular vice presidents of our generation and a she's done worse. and it's not just because she has done worse by what she's done. i think many people are upset by what she hasn't done, with her attitude, her complaining. he should in s

kamala harris poll numbers plummeting in the white house stepping in to defend her admitted-- position in the administration. markets this morning are higher. we have a rally underway for the dow industrials in the triple digits, up 115, s&p 511 and a quarter and nasdaq higher by 30 and a half. stocks were down slightly last week led by concerns over inflation with the dow jones, nasdaq and s&p 500 down about half of a percent on average. european markets are searching for good direction. eurozone is lower. dax index in germany is higher by 29. in asia, markets mostly higher with south korea leading the gains. more-- "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪♪ maria: first avenue, morning movers, tesla with the stock falling in premarket at risk of losing its 1 trillion-dollar market valuation with shared dad own better than 2%. elon musk challenging the senator bernie sanders as he hints about selling more stock on top and that "the big short" investor tweeted elon musk doesn't need the cash. he just wants to sell tesla and elon musk has been selling shares of tesla and has been p

nobody is talking about kamala harris. of course we've got pictures as mark mentioned, president biden getting a little shut-eye during the opening remarks of the climate conference in scotland. the president dozing off until an aide was able to snap hick back to attention. nbc news senior white house reporter kelly o'donnell called the cat nap a political obstacle before defending it. watch this. >> it is also true that the hours are long, the time differences are real, and the president has kept a rigorous schedule over several days, having lots of meetings and appearances and speeches and quite a late night last night. maria: the hours are long, joe. >> yeah. i'm sure if the previous president trump ever fell asleep during any conference they that nbc news would be defending him. well, it was a long night and things go on for a while. i don't see anybody else asleep, if everything is so horrible with the schedules and listening to speeches. as mark said a bad look for the country. sleepy joeys indeed back. maria: when w

i think of kamala harris who rates even lower than president biden does right now. her job, if she really has it in terms of monitoring events at border, she's pretty much a no-show at that. you have secretary granholm of energy. energy is so important right now particularly since we've slipped, lost our rating as energy independent partly because of what the biden administration has done, she couldn't even mention what our consumption was, our daily oil consumption, about 18 million barrels a day. buttigieg, you know, we've got this big supply chain problem, something like we haven't seen since world war ii, he's taken two months off on paer thety leave. it's -- paternity leave. it's great that you can do that, but these are not good times, and a lot of people question this whole management team president biden has. that's a long introduction but go for it. [laughter] >> well, david, you bring up a great point here in terms of the management team. but it starts with the top. and what we're seeing right now is president biden as a weak president. someone who you fee

when president biden and kamala harris, the ideas of this will not cost anything anybody it doesn't make sense. democrats want to tax and spend more. sound like a clichÉ but it is a clichÉ because it is true and i don't think you will find moderate people in the democratic party willing to fall on that sword for president biden in a package of it is not needed, not popular. most people don't understand what is in it and if they had the votes it would have made it happen already. this is a terrible green new deal just packaged up and trying to be solar something i don't think the american people want. stuart: what are the odds here? i hope this package is killed stone dead but given the odds on it surviving in some form or other and we spend $1.5 trillion i think the chances are slim. what say you? >> they may further reduce it. they see money on the table and may take it. look for december 20 third to push through at the last moment, an insatiable desire to spend, they can't help themselves and they will do it when america is not paying attention. stuart: it is no way to run a governme

going to push too hard, they are going to go too far and you will have law and order joe biden and kamala harris clean up the democrat party like she did in california and biden didn't in the early 90s, it's not going to be good it's all going to be for not. all the democrats are going to try to prove how hard-core they really are. watch, mark my words. >> a couple of things here. one, two, three or four members of the democratic party does not make about a majority after 218 members. kennedy: it does when you have that slim of a majority in the house you've only got in the house, they actually do. >> let's be clear about this bill without past. let's move on to greener pastures, to think this is the democratic party on the party platform or democratic parties believed what i stand for, let me let you know this bill will not pass, one member in the bill offered does not mean it's going to pass it will probably die in committee. with that, but scott said previously, i think he's right. we are going to have a long-term conversation about criminal justice reform, we have to talk about the la

when you break that down, up 59% coming into the winter, vice president kamala harris trying to empathize with americans that are seeing more with inflation. >> we know from the history of this issue when you see these prices go up it has direct impact on the quality-of-life for all people in the country. it is a priority. >> republicans say there's an easy fix to this, just reverse the policies that constrain oil production, restart the keystone pipeline allowing new leases for drilling on federal land. >> we are more dependent on foreign oil leaving the secretary of state with less cards in their hands. we are empowering russia and giving other people more leverage so it's more than that. it is national security as well. >> the president will be holding his third cabinet meeting of his administration on the agenda, the bipartisan infrastructure bill and how to roll that out, we will see if inflation comes up the meeting. stuart: we've got a rally on our hands, that was up 160 and there's a predominance of green among the dow 30. microsoft is up sharply today adding 30 points to the dow

maria: is there anything you want to say about kamala harris, she was given the role of acting president when joe biden got a colonoscopy last week. >> i think when you look at what she has done, she has failed at every task given that is why there are many in white house so frustrated with her, it is going to be interesting to see who they push forward to take her place. . >> good to see you. thanks very much senator marsha blackburn, we will be right back with one contender for the house looking to for the house looking to unseat dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. i am thinking about it won't make decisions till end of next year and if i see, that i can really contribute something, and that i have a path to being abl

. >> if glenn youngkin wins, which i think he will i suspect republicans will replay pamela,-- kamala harris, it's over and over again because she just basically said if glenn youngkin wins it means that disaster for the democrats and 22 and a 24 and i happen to think she's right. they are too far to the left and spending too much money. maria: former president trump is expected to headline a teller rally for glenn youngkin tonight. glenn youngkin says he's not going to participate fda telling modernity needs more time to review a rare heart risk of vaccine age 12 to 17 possibly delaying emergency use approval until january and fully vaccinated press secretary jen psaki said she tested positive for covid experiencing at minor symptoms and said she last saw president biden tuesday and sat 6 feet away and wore a mask. at the new york deadline to get vaccinated has arrived and this morning the city is out of thousands of first responders. at 26 firehouses have been shut down because the firefighters have walked off the job and thousands of others will likely lose a pay today. mayor de bl

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

vice president kamala harris is also plummeting in the polls. and yet press secretary jen psaki is coming to her defense, repeatedly. listen to this from yesterday. watch. >> i do think that it has been easier and harsher from some in the right wing who have gone after her because she is the first woman, the first woman of color. maria: you know, i'll tell you, this really sets back women, okay, to come up with this garbage that it's about being a woman, it's about being a woman of color, as opposed to real performance. how about just performance, bob, your thoughts. >> yeah, no, maria, i couldn't agree more. we have a real dilemma as joe said. what's interesting to he me, maria, has the president's health deteriorated significantly in the last 11 months or did we know this when the american people put him in office? that's the real question i think we face today. the population voted for him and now we see a real decline in not only his popularity but concerns over of his health. and then if that is correct, to your second point, where do we st

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

. >> reporter: curious yously, kamala harris is out of the country for this long-scheduled cabinet meet. as secretaries descend on the white house, jennifer granholm will be on hand to talk about $73 billion for the electric grid. pete buttigieg will talk $66 billion for rail. michael regan will be here to talk about billions for the environment, and republicans in the senate say they should just stick to this infrastructure bill and keep the social spending bill known as build back better on ice. >> the president should do, in my view, is call the infrastructure, the actual infrastructure bill, call that a victory and and you should if off the rest. push off the rest. but i think they're too committed to, you know, the process of socializing america, so they're going to continue to push this. >> reporter: we think we are about two and a half hours away from that first cabinet meeting since the middle of the summer but only one hour away from jen psaki's first briefing back from a bout with covid-19. neil? neil: peter, i don't want to it you on the spot, that seems to me like a long tim

in the laughing staff is like kamala harris, she laughs when she's in trouble. i wonderon out loud whether ms. granholm or her boss, president biden actually knows that the united states has tons and tons of oil. we are 2 million barrels per day short from the pre-pandemic peak which was 13 million and were hovering around 11. if the biden's with letter producers produce the world market price of oil would come way down any that hard but they seem not to know aboutut our american oil story. it's very puzzling to me gresham's triumph for non-trial glasgow scotland. this is where he asked saudi arabia and opec to. more oil and russia into keep those pipelines going. you don't want to help us, you want to help them calm america last, i'm just calling his policies drill moscow drill, that's a way of looking at it. anyway, here is some you can put it straight, former interior secretary david bernhardt. secretary bernhardt, a very curious story, very curious, granholm laughing, really. what you make of it. >> thank you for having me, it's great to be here. but the bot

kamala is at 28% disapproval rating. americans have had enough with the massive growth of government, whether it is the vaccine, whether it is the vaccine mandates, the spending, the high taxes, the border crisis, which is in your backyard crisis because they're flying illegals all over the country. so we had enough with this administration. charles: no, the free money part though, in going to the store, it is ironic, people have gotten a raise this year, but all being completely wiped out. deneen, thank you very much. want to alert you to the market, folks. we're at the lows of the session. we're building momentum to the downside. questions at our new investor revolution town hall, i had so many i didn't get a chance to hit them all. guess what? we'll try to finish more up next. we'll be right back. (judith) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on o

vice president kamala harris took the podium, introduced with the wrong name. watch this first. ♪♪ >> [cheering] >> police welcome heather kurtenbach. >> in a moment. [laughter] elizabeth: kind of a fun any weird moment. what do you say to everything that you're hearing about infrastructure supply chain dysfunction in the veep office? what is your take on everything? >> well, i think we can just put the infrastructure bill aside when start talking about inflation and the supply chain. that is a bill that spends an additional $500 billion over the next ten years. largely goes out two or three years from now. it will have a small beneficial impact five or six years from now. so that is non-issue. it's a talking point but not a real economic point. as far as the supply chain the important thing to remember that supply is measured relative to demand and the fundamental error of this administration was to throw $2 trillion of stimulus at the economy in march when it was already growing at 6 1/2%. they created these enormous amount of inflation in the process. th

it also points to them not being able to answer the tough questions and i think that's why you see kamala harris hello in her approval radiance. she chuckles a lot and is not translating on camera. charles: i went to say congratulations on your marriage >> thank you. charles: let me tell you what i think the biggest loser is an is the federal government vaccine mandate, i mean, the biden administration is being sued by states, trucking associations, supply chain organization, national retail collaboration in all of these folks are critical so part of the supply chain issue. they say the mandate is making things worse and they are all taking the administration to court. what are your thoughts? >> and they are asking for people to be whistleblowers. what they are really asking people to do is to be a snitch and i don't know about you, but i was told growing up not to be a tattletale, not to get someone else in trouble and so i think this will be devastating to workplace morale when you have colleagues turning each other in. how will that lead to a work environment that fosters teamwork? >>

he will be in his 80's at that point and kamala harris is currently polling at 28% so there goes plan b, so you're going to be hearing a lot more about pete buttigieg in the next two years because donors are eyeing him to be the new mexico knee and not the current president or vice president. dagen: voters are crying uncle and it's not uncle joe. joel. [laughter] >> joel: i couldn't agree more with joe. as he pointed out, the 48% is probably very generous. the economy and the continued spending for infrastructure is getting out of hand particularly when we had inflation. he mentioned the supply shock issues and so forth, i mean, we also have to worry about the defense and particularly, you know, what's going to happen with china and taiwan. taiwan has most of the world semiconductors. we are critically dependent on the semiconductors and what's going to happen. when we talk about we don't have a plan b, what's the plan b for semiconductors if all of a sudden taiwan is no longer independent and we really have to worry about some of the big issues. so i agree with them. there are a lot

i think kamala and president biden should talk about 2024. that is where a lot of tensions are in addition to her failing on her tax. he said he is running, she clearly is posturing. stuart: we have a problem with government. it is not political. we have an aging president, he's going to be 79 tomorrow, he's unfocused and not always following through in the right way and very little confidence invite president harris. those two at the top of the executive tree so to speak i think we have a problem because the country has no confidence in either. >> i saw an interesting piece today talking about how president biden comes from the senate which is a deliberative body. he's used to back and forth and jockeying and not making a decision, the decision-making on jerome powell, he has been wrestling with ever weeks. we need a president who is deliberate, who knows where he stands, able to make a decision. not sure we have that. stuart: donald trump is different. >> you knew where he stood. sometimes you should change this policy, never. if i promised

. >> has kamala harris been down to see the biden cages, this facility, yes or no? >> the vice president was at the border. >> has she been down to see this facility. i know she went to el paso. has she seen the biden cage. >> they are not cages and -- >> what are these walls? has kamala harris been down to see these detention facilities? >> she has not been. lauren: the exact facilities in donna, texas, children were caged in, people were sleeping on the floor. covid positivetive rate was above 10% at the time t exposes the double standard. same facility, trump cage, biden cage. stuart: who can forget the media screaming of president trump about cages? who could forget that. mayorkas is not familiar with that term. lauren: jennifer lopez's super bowl performance. stuart: who can forget. that would be better. u.s. reportedly planning a diplomatic boycott of china's winter olympics. the congressman michael waltz, republican from florida joins me now. congressman, you say this is the bare minimum, that an economic boycott should be next. i want to focus on the olympic

you have people like joe biden, kamala harris and entire democratic party, if you run on a platform of defunding the police and celebrating these riots you know what you get? you get mayhem like we've seen and it is so interesting when you sort of put it in the context of the kyle rittenhouse trial and people condemning kyle rittenhouse somehow being a vigilante, execute vigilante justice, that is not at all what the rittenhouse trial was about, it was about self-defense as the jury spoke on that front. look at rioting, looting, that is vigilante justice. that is vigilante, it is not justice, but vigilantism, where a bunch of people who have been encouraged by politicians to go out there, i've been wronged. i should have more in life than i'm getting. therefore i will go take it. that is vigilantism. that is appalling. it leads to a total breakdown of society. stuart: something you wrote in the "washington times," i will tell you what you said. congressional republicans are playing to lose. what do you mean by that, charles? how do they play to win? >> yeah. you know, stuart, this is t

there is such regret, even vice president kamala harris who is supposed to be a historic figure in the next generation from joe biden and she's pulling at 28%. these are numbers that are devastating to the president and his administration, maybe the spending bill the next one may not pass because they're not existent, i don't think joe manchin or kirsten sinema wants to sign on to a bill that will add to inflation and make them more popular in the red states already. that's where we're at. stuart: joe concha, i always say, you're all right and we will see you again real soon. >> an early lunch, beyond meat monday. i'm going to chow down on that is be what it might help the stock if you do that. we'll see you again really soon. check dollar tree, that is right up there, up 15%, surging after activist have a rage took a $1.8 billion stake in the company, they want a more viable pricing scheme, not everything valued at 1 dollar. that's what inflation will do, plant-based milk reported earnings, sales not great, last quarter they said their facing challenges and supply chain they blame cov

we all know it's not kamala harris, we know it's not joe biden. who's running the show, who's calling the shots? it's not a good look for america. san francisco's already drafted up policies for vaccine mandates for kids 5-11. we just need to slow down a little bit and let parents make decision. >> and it takes a long time for deflationary impetus of rapid monetary growth to rare away. this inflation problem will be with us perhaps 2023, 2024. >> progressives have lost out this pivotal races all across the country. voters are connecting the dots between big spending programs and inflation. ♪♪ this is gonna be the best day of my life, my life. ♪♪ stuart: all right. it's 11:00 eastern time. i'm going to go straight to the cryptos, because they are doing some very interesting stuff this morning. we had bitcoin hitting a new high. i believe it hit $69,000. it's actually now down at 68,3, still way up there. ethereum also hitting a new high, 4847 is where it is now. okay. so that's the very significant movement in the cryptos this morning follo