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

he had kamala harris there in norfolk last friday night. barack obama visit. >> dana: don't forget stacey abrams. early and often. she said something along the lines of they will try to take this from us, right? it's not the case. terry mccauliffe has done the right thing and conceded. >> bill: joe biden made a visit. you are 0 for 4 to try to swing the state. struck out. another alert. upset win in virginia. contest in new jersey. it is tctc. it is too close to call. so where do we stand in the garden state? we'll take you there when we come back right after this. the newday two and a quarter refi has the company's lowest rate in history. 2.25% with an apr of 2.48. save thousands every year. plus there's no money out of pocket and no up front fees. newday is holding the line on interest rates so every veteran family can save. call now. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why

there are reports of severe dysfunction in kamala harris's office. alexandria hoff is tracking what's going on there. marc thiessen with analysis and first jackie heinrich live from the north lawn. the press secretary last night tweeted in support and defense of kamala harris. they must realize this story has got some legs. >> no kidding, dana. it was interesting to see her response to it in that way on twitter almost immediately after it came out. going back to the polling you were referring to. the most troubling for democrats and for the white house is that this drop in the polls came after congress passed the bipartisan infrastructure deal the president will sign into law later today. meaning that legislative win did not translate to a political bump for president biden. that is a problem for them. "washington post" abc poll shows the president's aroofshal rating down to 41%. 53% disapprove of the job he is doing. 78% rate the economy negatively and 38% in poor condition. half of americans overall blame president biden for rising inflation. and 5

. >> julie: i wonder if al roker will take kamala harris's place. al roker, thank you for what you've done for our country. vice president harris is taking heat spending more than $500 on cook ware during her recent paris trip while americans struggle with rising inflation and economic uncertainty. among her purchases a $375 serving dish and frying pan that costs around $160. i do not cook. i don't know about you, benjamin. i make no sense of spending money on cook ware. again, i don't cook so i'm not an expert. how about yourself? >> benjamin: that's a lot of money for a pot. if she will buy a pot that expensive buy it in american rather than france. spend the money over here. >> julie: i have no reason to buy cook ware. i would spend that money on something else. >> benjamin: who does the cooking? >> julie: my husband or my mother. anyone else but me. moving on. >> benjamin: the supreme court set to hear arguments in a major abortion case next week. the state of m is miss seeks to overturn roe vs. wade. bail reform. we'll look at the push to keep

kamala harris is a difficult person. there's a reason why she droppe a early in the democratic presidential sweepstakes. people didn't like her. that is why walking castro and marry any williams and less a longer than she did. this is coming to the fore and there are too many blind quotes from white house staff on both the biden side and the harris side for us to dismiss this. believe you me, she is not a favorite inside the west wing and they still paid their very attractive picture of her. she's got some tough assignments . what is she doing about the sto assignments. for example, she is in charge o the border and we had the worst month in history. 154,000 apprehensions of the border and this is the woman wh is in charge of the administration's policy on the issue. there are real problems in the west wing and they are not goin to go away. >> bill: we have her approval rating at 28%. biden approval in the state of texas, 61% disapprove of the jo he's doing and they are or work wants be governor. losing to ted cruz in a

will transfer pour to kamala harris and she will work from her office during this time. this has happened before. similar to george bush. president biden has a birthday this weekend. he turns 79 years old tomorrow. so that news coming from the west wing a moment ago. in the meantime we're watching the hill and a lot more. >> sandra: the big backlog clogging up several key u.s. ports as the supply chain crisis continues threatening to disrupt one of the biggest shopping days of the year black friday coming up. plus as democrats push to pass president biden's massive build back better plan, experts are warning all that spending will only worsen the inflation that is already causing a squeeze for the american family. our economic panel is here to weigh in and they'll debate it next. >> they do not care what's going on with working families and fixed income seniors, only care about the agenda first, second and third and then they will lie and tell you that it will be the best thing for you. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, l

will the real kamala harris please stand up and be yourself? scientists are not children and i know the planets. >> bill: it sounds like fantasy island. americans suffering from sticker shock at grocery stores and beyond. we have not seen inflation from the early 90s and beyond. a prominent democrat warning that the president needs to change course on some serious policies or the parties going to go down. could that coming up as we go back to arlington, virginia. 100 years at the tomb of the unknown. that ceremony continues there in northern virginia. ♪ ♪ ♪ people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if yo

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

kamala harris when she came to el paso. i think we looked it up 40 years of public service he has never been to the border. when you look at kamala harris's trip she spent more time in the air than visiting and talking with border patrol officials. this is a political game. retribution against the state of texas. we refuse to stand for the policies and beto. >> dana: does he have a chance this time? >> that dog don't hunt in texas when you talk about taking away guns and tearing down the border wall and defunding the police which he is on record for saying. >> bill: thanks for coming in today. we'll follow you and see what happens. thank you very much. >> dana: a big story next hour. jurors set to begin the second day of deliberations in the rittenhouse trial in nine minutes. britney spears speaking out for the first time since she has regained control of her life. what she is saying. you borrow 100% of your home's value. remodel the kitchen, consolidate debt, pay off big bills or save for retirement. newday is holding the

kamala harris wants to protect borders in europe. can't make it up. will cain is in "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: thank you, harris. emergency -- chaos and panic in china across the country. we have the story from the state department. >> incredible scenes out of china and a reminder when the chinese communist people tell their people to do something it started with a mysterious announcement from the commerce department telling everyone in the country to stockpile supplies for an unspecified emergency. within hours panicked shoppers across the country rushed out to stockpile food, water and survival gear leaving shelves empty and sending prices skyrocketing. rumor began to spread across social media an all-out conflict with taiwan was coming. growing tensions have been heavily kofrnd in chinese state media and the army stage invasion drills leading many chinese to believe an invasion is coming and thought they should prepare and more covid lockdowns might be on the way. there were only 50 reported cases in china the government tries t

vice president kamala harris says inflation is serious and the answer is more government spending. >> so it is something we take very seriously. very seriously. but there is also a point that is important to make on the build back better framework. one, it is designed to make it less expensive for working people to live. >> conservative group launched a six-figure digital ad targeting house democrats in their home district, they think are on the fence about backing the build back better social spending package in the house trying to flip them against biden's big social and climate agenda. another conservative group is targeting four democratic senators up for re-election in 2022, the four senators with digital ads on inflation that read, "skyrocketing inflation, empty shelves, surging gas prices," now is not the time to raise taxes. voters are complaining about inflation on social media, the democratic senators are not talking about it on social media. we scrubbed through their personal twitter accounts, their public twitter account to see if the word inflation ever popped up, it did

. >> one of the senators who voted no on jerome powell in 2018, california senator kamala harris. when asked yesterday how involved she was in the decision making process, white house press secretary jen psaki said she was consulted in the process. president biden hoping that powell focuses on climate change. as you know dana and viewers know, climate change is a key part of the build back better agenda that passed the house 220 to 213. the two names we continue to watch for months kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. the president heading to nantucket with his family for the thanksgiving holiday but expect intense negotiations at the white house following the holiday. >> bill: josh kraushaar. how are you doing? a couple things here. jen psaki got a false rating that no economist feels the agenda with fuel inflation. we found will it cause hardship for your family? grocery prices yes, 73%, gas prices yes, 72%. josh. >> yeah, another poll that came out just this week from "politico" showing that just 26% of americans thought that this build back better legislation would actually reduce

sending kamala harris doing interviews in west virginia to pressure joe manchin on covid. i think in politics they mishandled it as well. >> sandra: one thing joe manchin did spelled out what the impact would be and giving a reality check to what the impact would be if these bills were actually passed. republicans you could make the point have struggled to do exactly that. to simply detail the impact that this would have on the country. how do you describe that? what would passing these bills do to our nation? >> well, sandra. for starters if you actually look at the crew cost of this plus the $6 trillion in covid relief we've passed over the last year you would be spending close to $12 trillion when you add up the infrastructure bill, this bill and covid relief. boil down to 120 million american families. sending a direct payment of $100,000 to every american family. it is an astronomical amount of federal spending. no question why we have inflation that is beginning to become runaway inflation and there will be other costs with rising interest rates. i think the way we s

vice president kamala harris has been under a lot of fire this week. couple agencies writing a few pieces about her. she felt clearly that she had to come out and defend herself. she did that on abc this morning. >> we're getting things done and we're doing it together. >> you don't feel misused or under used. >> no, i don't. i'm very, very excited about the work that we have accomplished but i am also absolutely, absolutely clear eyed that there is a lot more to do and we're going to get it done. >> bill: she will have to speak a lot more than she has. she is at 28% approval. it's a deep hole. >> provoked all kinds of conversations about her future and 2024 and all of this. so yes, she has some work to do on getting those numbers up. >> bill: so do we if you can tell already. here we go fox news alert. a likely fiery nomination hearing beginning a few moments from now. president biden's controversial pick to lead one of the top bank regulators. her history is something else. police report revealing she had a previous arrest for retail theft but just s

do you think there needs to be somebody designated, do you think it's kamala harris, somebody to help drive for them and help sell what you are trying to say here, get away from the numbers and try to sell the policy? >> i think that's why you saw the president go up to the hill. the president has the best relationships of anyone. he was a senator for three decades. this is his job and he has acknowledged that and why he has come to the hill and on the phone today making the case to his moderates. >> dana: we'll see if they get it done and see what's in the bill. >> bill: just to be clear on the speed, jim. the rules committee 10:00 last night and they had the 72-hour window that we thought they would uphold and if they go forward and vote for it today or vote on it they would blow through that window. that's something we were trying to bring up. >> dana: great the electricity worked today. >> bill: there is something else here i want to call this up from the "wall street journal" editorial board from earlier today. a quote that they are putting out here okay? go ahead and put it on t

vice president kamala harris today's verdict speaks for itself. a majority of my career working to make our criminal justice system more equitable. clear there is still a lot more work to do. the social media post you referenced from last year is a tweet about a month before the 2020 election. then candidate biden said then president donald trump refused to disavow white supremacists in their debate the previous night. it had a video montage that included a photo of kyle rittenhouse. the other democrats have offered similar takes as president and vice president. now some republicans are commenting. >> justice was done in that, bret. the jury system works. you know, i was a prosecutor for seven years. those charges should never have been brought. i who ep that everyone will leave this young man alone now and let him go to living his life. he should not become a political symbol for anybody. >> perhaps you hear more from the white house today. president biden travels to fort bragg, north carolina where he meets the service members military families.

the problem is that kamala harris has performed abysmally as the vice president. you look at the fact that she is the border czar, has kind of been down to the border. not even the right area one time at this point. she continues to embarrass the united states on the world stage at every opportunity she has given whether we are talking about the fake french accent, her trip down to guatemala where the president of guatemala even schooled her. the problem is, i think that the american people have an issue with her refusal, basically to do her job as vice president. brian: yes. ainsley: henry cuellar wants a new border czar. is he a democratic down in texas. >> we should absolutely have a new border czar. steve: you can understand why the communication team doesn't want joe biden to take many questions from the white house press corps because every time he says something often, rather, they got walk it back. >> oh, yeah. it's a real uncomfortable situation for them when joe biden is just like let loose there. he can barely get through a scripted teleprompter speech

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

steve: sean, before did you go, you mentioned kamala harris. what do you think the fact that it sounded like she had a french accent yesterday? sean: she is out of control. supposed to be the rehabilitation tour and goes in and talks about the plan. the plan with an accent. does she not know how stupid she looks? she is not going to get ruthlessly mocked for being such an idiot? we all know don't pretend to have an accent when you don't will. steve: that's our plan, watch. >> we campaign with the plan. upper case t, upper case p. the plan and then the environment is such that we are expected to defend the plan even when the first time we rule it out there may be some glitches and time to reevaluate and do it again. steve: well, well in rome. whether this france, sound like you are from france. sean: they didn't really understand the english accent of kamala harris. the american accent when she said the plan. she had to say it with a french accent the plan. and that's how they understood what she meant. brian: going to have continue better macro

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steve: kamala harris. you would think that would be a layup. obviously if joe biden picked her to be vice president, isn't that an easy? yes, absolutely. he will endorse her but, instead, she did not answer the question. crazy. ains they have other issues to deal with the border. she is the border czar. she has only been down there for 20 minutes or something when she visited that one time. he has never been down there either as a senator senator or vice president. steve: he was near it at the airport. brian: drove by. ainsley: the october numbers are out and they are not good. they are so high, this is not slowing down, my friends. october apprehensions up 128% from last year. last october it was a little under 72,000 apprehensions. this october 164,303. steve: i like the way you call this my friends, suddenly it was like joe biden and president xi. brian: it's amazing. ainsley: we are not friends. yes we are. brian: building a wall, not building a wall. having a virtual barrier. that was something debatable. if you ask the american people do

. >> only person polling worse is kamala harris. like having the titanic sink and finding out that your life boats are all filled with holes. >> no one from msnbc will be permitted. >> fro lance producer working for msnbc who they believe was following the jury's bus. >> influence ago policy you can't get on one of your cruise ships unless you are fully vaccinated. >> terrified one step moving in that general direction credit score system. that's is where passport visas -- >> touchdown. new england. >> i want stay up all night ♪ until we see the sun ♪ i want to stay up all night ♪ing find a girl and tell her she's the one. pete: good friday morning. welcome to "fox & friends." that's a live shot of capitol hill where if you went to bed last night at about 9:00, kevin mccarthy was talking and if you woke up as early as we did this morning he was still talking. he just finished. he just broke the house record for the longest speech in the house of representatives. 8 hours and 32 minutes. trying to block this monstrosity of the b

given what kamala harris said, they're probably thinking somebody else. ainsley: 36%, really? if. steve: that's all. unbelievable. brian: right. yeah, so everything changed after afghanistan. i mean, there's no coincidence. not saying that crt doesn't matter, not saying what he's done with the economy, his inaction at the ports, his inaction what's happening at the border, all that inflation are, he's making up stats that are not legitimate and wages are rising and we're a victim of our own success. no one's buying that. but putting it all together, it started with afghanistan. no one could believe the president of the united states would leave americans behind, and guess what? they're still there. and the word is in the white house don't bring up afghanistan. he doesn't want to hear about it. that's not leadership. and it doesn't matter if you're democrat or republican, especially when it can comes to virginia, they're so military-oriented -- ainsley: yeah. and when youngkin says to the military point he wants to cut taxes on the retirement incomes for our veterans, that's a winn

kamala harris went to virginia twice. she cut a video that may have been play ared at 300 of the churches before that. the message is when you look at new jersey, we were just talking about that, mr. murphy, phil murphy, ran against donald trump. joe biden, when he went and did that 17-minute speech for terry mcauliffe mentioned donald trump 24 times. that did not work. and so they've got to rip up that playbook and come up with something new, and unless they become -- we were talking about this an hour ago -- unless they become the party of the parents which right now the mantel belongs to the republicans, they're going to lose again. ainsley: yeah. they said we listen to you, parents, we're not just these regular politicians, we're not bringing in the big guns like barack obama and joe biden and stacey abrams and dave matthews band. we're listening to the people in the suburbs, we're listening to the moms and the dads. and joe manchin says, look, we need to pay attention to this. he's a democrat, you know that. he says

kamala harris is at 28%. half of america says joe biden has done the worse job than expected, 44% of independents say worse job and 64% of americans do not want joe biden to run for president again in just about three years. ainsley: one of the people that was surveyed tony emmy, a retired healthcare worker, he voted for biden lives in wilmington, delaware, and he was one of the ones that was survey ed in this usa today poll. steve: delaware is his state. ainsley: he said i think this country is moving in a direction that is dangerous. brian: yeah, james clyburn was on over the weekend he's always been a voice of reason and if it wasn't for him, everybody knows it, joe biden would not have gotten the nomination and become president and he decided in south carolina that bernie sanders is going to win unless he stepped up and anointed joe biden but one of the things he said is revamp your staff. they're terrible, your campaign is awful. but he didn't. and those same people are in the white house screwing that u

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he had to kamala harris cackle before the accusation, right before he goes and tries to make something up and then pretend it's not personal. and he makes it pretty clear it is personal. he is not used to being questioned. he is used to be lauded. he just loves doing his nine shows yesterday and then reacting to the omicron variant and he actually said nothing during all nine interviews. you want to get an archaeologist hunt for something of substance that he said yesterday. and good luck trying to come up with something. steve: everybody is talking about this variant. the president is going to be talking from the white house at 11:4 a 5. you will see it here on fox. meanwhile, you saw the verdict about 10 days ago. kyle rittenhouse was acquitted on all charges just about 10 days ago. so, according to the judicial system in the united states. is he free to go. and free to do whatever he wants. except where he is actually going to the university online, he revealed to all of us that he is studying at arizona state university and now apparently there are four left leaning groups, student

like kamala harris sported that -- supported that bail fund for violent rioters back in 2020. rashida tlaib is saying she signed a plan to release every single person from prison over the next ten years. listen to this. federal prison. listen to this. >> have you wrestled with any potential down sides of releasing into society every single person who's currently in a federal person? >> yeah. again, i think that the everyone's, like, oh, my god, release everybody, that's not -- yeah, but did you see how many people are mentally ill in prison right now? >> yeah, i know, but releasing everyone -- >> but in ten years, think about it, who are we releasing? >> there are, like, human traffickers -- >> oh, i know. >> do you mean that you don't actually support that? >> i consider mentally ill and substance abuse problems, why aren't you asking me about them? you're asking me -- >> i'm trying to understand your proposal. it's is sweeping, it does release everyone -- >> yeah. within ten years and, obviously, there's a process. >> still whatever proportion they are, a small proportion wh

>> look, i think it's not enough just to be anti-biden or anti-kamala harris. i think we have to recognize that faced with china, faced with all sorts of great challenges, we have to think about what we would do to make america successful, prosperous and safe. and that's not just an anti biden thing. i thought early on about writing anti-biden book. i decided that's the wrong direction. biden is going to fail. but then what? and we need to have a very positive agenda of sufficient education reform, sufficient infrastructure reform. sufficient nick growth. overhauling the pentagon decisively and the intelligence community. all these are big jobs. and then beyond biden, get rid of these folks because they will fail, because they will. what will we do. what's the positive program of the future? that's the purpose of "beyond biden." steve: mr. speaker, good luck. >> good to be with you, thanks. steve: janice dean is outside on the streets of new york with a man behind her. janice: what's your name, my friend. >> my family is larry cohen from ba gottennia, michigan.

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

if he does win i hope he will up hope by thursday kamala harris was right. youngkin won, goodbye democrats. i think they will panic. i think most of the socialist big government program is going to actually be stopped in its tracks and you will see the democrats in the congress start biting each other in a real sense of fear this is the beginning of a tidal wave. steve: they nationalized the election. to anxiously's point. the people, there are democrats and independents voting for mr. youngkin and it's based on the issues. they like the way they are talking about the curriculum and education joe biden wouldn't commonwealth of virginia by 10 points. we know that he got bad news yesterday from a brand new npr poll. nearly half of all democrats, these are democrats. nearly half of all democrats want somebody other than joe biden to run. 44% of democrats want somebody else. only 36% want joe biden, the current president, to run for re-election in 2024. ainsley: do you know why? brian: the reason didn't hear it he was sleeping at the time. go ahead. ainsley: i k

and one politician worse than joe biden it's kamala harris it makes hillary clinton look charming. brian: right, [laughter] that's very true. i just think that it's pretty amazing what has taken place, because he is going against moderates. he's making joe manchin and kyrsten sinema look presidential but no one on the left seems to recognize that. ben thanks so much appreciate it hope you win your fight. >> thanks appreciate it. steve: all right it is coming up on a quarter after the top of the hour, carlie joins us with news of a covid pill. once you've got covid this pill can help you. reporter: i think it relates to the vaccine mandates i'll give you details and it may even undermine vaccine mandates totally. pfizer says its covid pill reduces the risk of hospitalizations and deaths by 89%. fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel joined us earlier with why this could be a game changer. >> that treatment for hiv has changed the world, protease inhibitors and now pfizer has one for the coronavirus here and if that works as well as advertised 89% that's the magical pill. repor

assuming he can't or won't, kamala harris? pete buttigieg? they are in a real odd situation of who is the inheritor of the democratic party should joe biden not be able to run? >> well, it might as well be bernie sanders. it's his ideology that's running the democrat party. and a close second is a elizabeth warren. so i guess it's a sanders-warren ticket. even if they're not the actual names on it, it's their ideologies that are driving and directing the new far left democrat party. jfk couldn't be a democrat today. he was pro-life. he was pro-defense. he was anti-communist. he was a guy that believed in slashing taxes and freeing up business. he wouldn't recognize the party that he was a part of in 1960. i mean, i think we just have to look at the fact that the democrats have essentially given themselves over to the most radical people in the country. not the most radical in the democrat party. the most radical people in the country. the people that back in the 1960s were considered virtual, just anti-american kooks. that's who they are foll

brian: i thought it was interesting that kamala harris, once again, delivered prerecorded remarks to a virtual summit on the democracy alliance. that alliance is a network of liberal funded by george soros talking about the need for critical race theory. total opposite. the one they say doesn't exist. ainsley: party of parents. not just republicans in this party. we saw a lot of independents and democrats vote for youngkin in virginia. and the question is will we see that in a year from now with the midterms? one of the parents said so i'm not going to encourage you. i think this is ian prior that we heard in that sound bite but it's hard to hear. i'm not going to encourage any of to you resign when you are recalled and removed from office. it will be much more satisfying to see you in court. you interviewed two moms who are making this national. steve: absolutely. so far they have got chapters in 33 states. they have got 60,000 members. the group is called moms for liberty. tiffany justice and tina will located down in orlando. and they were on the program and talking a little bit a

that would be kamala harris territory. so you don't want it as low as the vice president of the united states. steve: have cop there. ainsley: heading in that direction. steve: you are right, folks, things cost more. talk to a couple of people who work on that pipeline line 5 coming in up 10 minutes. brian: that's your prediction say they are sobering up and studyingies. steve: they cannot do it. brian: relations with canada. steve: because when it comes to the environmentalists if they had to ship the stuff in via rail or truck, it actually clouds the sky with more carbon dioxide. brian: counter to you with glowj, they want impress the world we are going clean pleased environmentalists in glasgow. steve: nobody in glasgow is going to vote in an american election. brian: tell them that. steve: i think they know, they are realistic. brian: i hope youre right. steve: thousands protest against vaccine requirements in l.a. as the white house tells more companies to enforce mandates, please, we can't force you at this point but

. >> he not to be outdone here is vice president kamala harris also landed for this moment that i'm sure millimeter at home will remember, watch. >> i wonder hot head of the space council is. >> are you kidding me? the space council is the vice president. >> you are going to literally see the craters on the moon with your own eyes. with your own eyes, i'll telling you, it is going to be unbelievable. carley: of course, the people who are literally going to see the craters on the moon with their own eyes i'm telling you were child actors. >> yeah. paid actors. oh my gosh, carley, did you know that if we go outside, you could actually look up in the air and see the moon all by yourself. and they pay me to be the space council and i will show you all to myself. it's amazing. >> so i had forgotten about this. but it was a big deal when it happened. former president obama's birthday bash. >> yeah, party time. there is a lot to do with nantucket. nantucket seems to be a common theme here with joe biden and barack obama. but, right at the heart of when they are trying to put this mask mandate o

has kamala harris been down to see the biden cages? this facility? >> she has not. ainsley: comes after a cbp released brand new data showing apprehensions down at our southern border is up 128% from exact same time last year? those numbers were in october. steve: joining us from the hard rock hotel and casino here in hollywood, florida we have lara logan. lara, good morning to you. >> hi, steve. steve: how about that? mr. mayorkas had not ever heard of the term cages. however, when donald trump was president, i think cages probably came out of his mouth. >> you mean the exact same cages that obama and biden built before trump came into office? steve: those cages. >> yeah, it's quite extraordinary just to watch it we all know that hypocrisy has been lane bear. bare. we don't hear about women and children dying in texas i do one journey. separated from their parents. do you know what happens to you in this country if you are an american citizen and you break the law and you have the children with you. you get separated. steve: that's the law. >> happens to americans

kamala harris took to the microphone yesterday and said i have been fighting for criminal justice reform for many decades, i guess, as a prosecutor in california. president joe biden at first said we will recognize the righteousness of a jury and the power of lies on social media ripped his backbone out and he then issued a statement tragedy of a jury verdict. lawrence, tucker carlson last night. lawrence: did a great job. will: lies illustrated in 12 rational people seeing what is an obvious truth that kyle rittenhouse should be acquitted because of self-defense. watch. >> kyle rittenhouse wound up on the street in kenosha in the first place with a gun for one reason. he was there because in the summer of 2020, the leadership of the democratic party, endorsed mob violence for political end. that's why there were riots in kenosha that night because people like kamala harris supported those riots. more than a year later as rittenhouse stood trial for murder, those very same people implied there would be more violence if he was acquitted. so imagine being a juror on that case, imagine the

. >>> kamala harris sate to dries the migrant crisis not the one in the united states. she is heading to europe to address their migrant crisis. the four-day trip includes meetings with emmanuel macron, german chancellor merck merck and other european leaders as record number of illegal immigrants spill into the united states from mexico. >>> a california man arrives home to find this, a bear on his kitchen counter chowing down on a bucket of kfc. rachel: he has good taste. will: the man says the very hungry bear had a few buddies with him. there was at least one other bear in the house while he was taking the video. the man was able to scare the bears away by making loud noises. those are your headlines. rachel: i would not be with my camera filming there. i would be out of the house. that would scare me. pete: i've seen that story before. i didn't know there were other bears. will: yeah. pete: are you clapping, banging some pans together? they tell you that works until they decide make you a bucket of kfc. will: i spent time living in tennessee. it is crazy. you're ta

will: also kamala harris and joe biden himself. take a look, stuart. >> as i said earlier, we fully appreciate the significance of things costing more. it's a big deal. >> we will ease and i say yes, these lower inflationary pressures on our economy. >> inflation is expected to dig accelerate next year and the bipartisan infrastructure bill he will sign monday and the bill back better bill that we were working to move forward will not add to inflationary pressure. >> and i chime in. rachel: i was going to put the camera on you when jen psaki was talking. >> inflation is expected to be lower, that's what she just said, i don't know anyone on wall street who thinks it will be substantially lower. it certainly won't be back to the two or 3% we knew before covid. it's more likely to be in the five to 6% range where we are now and how you could possibly imagine you throw trillions into an economy i need trillions upon upon trillions, that is inflationary anyway you slice it. we have never ever seen anything like this before. pete: one o

pete: joe biden's poll numbers are low and kamala harris is 10-point worse. the first woman of color vice president, you would think she would be there to be the standardbearer person for the party, but her name is pretty passed over quickly. where did they go to look for a nominee and is there any way for it to be orderly or will it turn into a food fight? >> that was kind of where i went with the piece is there's no bench, there's nothing beyond their and i struggled really hard to come up with the name. a lot of contenders are either getting too long in the tooth or too young in the case of representative alexandria ocasio-cortez so unless there is a barack obama -esque figure waiting to burst onto the scene and save the party it seems hard to see and with all the speculation and all the media focus on the republican side of the party in charge right now, it's leaderless essentially and this may be the high point for all we know because as the clock ticks as we are almost into december there's no legislative accomplishments to point to and if we go into an

the president will join vice president kamala harris in about 90 minutes in the state dining troom tout this $1.2 trillion infrastructure package that has now made its way to his desk in the oval office. this has been going on back and forth for months as you are well aware. first of all, a fight between republicans and democrats then between democrats and democrats. cheers erupted on the house floor. at least on the democratic side of the aisle, quite a juxtaposition, you can see republicans sitting on the ride side of the screen. 1 republicans did join democrats to help push this plan through. several democrats known as the squad, congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, rashida tlaib and ayanna pressley voted against the measure. so what's included? $110 billion for roads, bridges, other transformational projects. $89.9 million for public transit 66 billion for rail rayways, 65 for clean energy transmission. another 65 to expand access to high speed internet. 50 billion to protect against droughts, floods and wildfires. the president out with a statement at 1:00 this morn