but everyone knows that joe biden and kamala harris ran on an open borders policy. remember every single one of the democrats on stage during the primaries raising their hands for free healthcare for illegal immigrants? they all but invited people, from all around the world that wanted to come here illegally to come now under this administration. we are now paying reparations of up to $450,000 per person to illegal immigrants. it is absolutely preposterous that this has anything to do with donald trump. if they wanted to fix it, and kamala harris, i will give you some advice, the switch you need to flip is to go back to the trump era policies. those were actually working. so no one buys this. i don't know who gave her the advice to use this as her, you know, tactic to get out of this question, but probably the wrong person to blame when donald trump had one of the most secure borders and we now have one of the most porous. carley: look at the polling in one of the areas where president biden polls the lowest is the immigration issue. it's a wonder why he hasn't chan

kamala harris is making president joe biden look bad. that is an incredibly hard thing to do because he does it so much on his own. that's how you know how bad our vice president is that she doesn't look better than dementia joe. at the end of the day, the american people are seeing what's happening. and it's unavoidable. you can see it at the grocery storm can you see it at the gas pump and see it at the southern border, yes, that she has been tasked with a whole lot of issues and this administration has been tasked with a whole lot. unfortunately first priority was rolling back all the things the trump administration did to benefit the american people. and that's back firing and there is going to be a huge bash lash at the polls in the midterms. i just hope that the american people understand it's not just joe, it's not just camla. it's the entirety of the democratic party and several republicans as well those rhinos who have voted in huge infrastructure plans and other things bankrupting the american people they are also to blame. tim

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

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

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

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

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

. >> kamala harris's questions whether she approves of the reappointment of jerome powell as federal reserve chair. >> thank you all, may god bless you and may god bless america, thank you. >> why is jay powell to be the right pick for the fed? >> is voting against powell in 2018 when she was a senator. jen psaki says he remains part of every decision. >> the press -- the vice president is first in the room, last in the room somebody the president sees as a partner and consult with and seeks the advice and counsel on nearly every decision he makes. this decision was discussed with her. >> i don't believe that. >> if you look at the leaks coming out from both sides, one side blaming the other, the communications from each part of the white house, the white house, both bp's office leaving over the course of the last week or so there is something going on and i think it is because the policies they've pushed forward are not working, we the american people realize that end of january, the white house and the vp's office is waking up to this fact in the results of the elections in novembe

for kamala this has nothing to do with her race. president biden is also doing a horrible job according to many people, he's white, he's a man and he's getting the same excoriation the kamala harris is as well. his poll numbers not very good either. >> it is a huge problem when you don't hear from the president is regularly as you think you should, he doesn't hold press conferences are only takes questions from a carefully curated list, you start to wonder why and there's a political morning consult poll the just came out that shows half of the american people don't think he's mentally fit to hold office and i think a lot of that has to do with some stumbles at the podium but also because the administration appears to be shielding him and it is very common, it is expected when you're holding a meeting with two presidents of other countries, canada and mexico you always see them on the podium holding a joint press conference and in this case jen psaki said there would be one and something happened which led them to take that back and

any ticket with kamala harris on it would be a nightmare. she refuses to do anything resembling a tough interview. her perform man's on the border has been hour -- performance on the border has been horrific. she is toxic. her approval rating is 28% in the usa today, you see in other polls like fox news it's only 40% which is incredible when you're only 11 months in so she's toxic. her handlers keep her under the political version of lock and key. buttigieg has yet to visit an actual port. his solution is to pass the president's build back better bill. michael bloomberg got more del gates than mayor -- delegates during the primary. go giants. todd: when you put people that don't work together problem don't go away. giants won, jets won, bears won, good weekend. carley: still ahead, wall street suffering a massive black friday selloff as investors panic over the omicron variant. cheryl casone is breaking down what we can expect to see today. cheryl. ♪ mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy alw

in the booth but you know why she's doing this, and you know this, she wants to run again, she knows kamala isn't running in 2024, she knows biden is telling people he is running -- >> could be an opening for her. hadn't thought about that. we got to run but thank you, we are thankful to you for waking up early. on that note there's a lot to be thankful for as the public is once again allowed to line the streets of new york city for the 95 food annual thanks giving day parade starts in hours. >> meteorologist adam klotz at the start of the parade route. take it away. >> good morning. it is so good to be back out here at the macy's day parade, the 90 fifth just over my shoulder, we have the turkey the kicks off the beginning of the parade and at the end of the parade santa claus brings it in and that is the beginning of the christmas season. once we get that is parade. last year it was a different parade, it was one block kind of a virtual parade. this will be much closer to normal, 6500 people working this parade, typically 8000 so they try to keep the number down a little bit. the balloons

kamala harris said she smoked and inhaled pot. i would have been better off if she bought pot and smoked it and stopped doing hernan job in the white house and wouldn't eat anything out of that pot because if you look at her policy and performance don't want her cooking your thanksgiving. i'm glad the shop owner got some money because in a heavily socialist nation where they are paying the price, that owner needs it to survive. carley: she can buy the ingredients. here in america i am sure she will. thank you for joining us. happy day after thanksgiving. i am feeling it. over to you. benjamin: the time is almost 20 minutes after the hour. and internal revolt is brewing up a liberal new york times including walking off the job and blasting the paper for low pay and unfair labor practices. who needs this win when you have a supply chain crisis? we talk to the owner christmas tree farm who says you might want to get one now before they are all gone. ♪♪ ♪♪ i just want to be there tonight ♪♪ if you used shipgo this whole th

as for the vice president, kamala harris, she doesn't even have the support of three in 10 americans. she's only at 28%. congress is only at 12% approval. in a hypothetical match a-up, i'll leave it here because there's a lot to go through, donald trump would beat joe biden 4 points. that's a national poll. that's a popular vote thing. virginia, georgia, florida, arizona, nevada, michigan, pennsylvania, biden is under water by double digits. again, horrific for the president. ashley: when you're talking about the poll numbers, would you say 11 or 12% for congress and then mid-30s for biden and 28 for kamala harris. they're praising that $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, the bill they passed. is that anything to be praising about? do you think they think it's going to help their approval rateing in. >> i think people want -- in general, yeah, we want our roads and our bridges and rail and power grids fixed, ashley. i think the problem is, okay, how are we going to pay for this is the problem and then that's only one part of the bill. that's the bipartisan infrastructure bill. peopl

todd: he posed this animation, comparing the potential payments to monopoly, saying joe biden and kamala harris are handing out taxpayer dollars like it's monopoly money. carley: alexandria ocasio-cortez is slamming the social spending bill, talking to the new york times, the lawmaker is calls on president biden to bypass congress and take executive action, saying in part, why are we taking this as a legislative compromise when the opportunity is so much greater. when biden could do this stuff with a stroke of a pen and it's just reminding us that he is choosing not to. she says empty promises were made to progressives and she is not guaranteeing they will back the bill if it comes back to the house. this as house minority leader kevin mccarthy will do everything he can to strike the bill down if it makes it back to the house. >> if the senate changes it, any of those changes has to come back to the house. so we have another bite at the apple here. carley: the congressional budget office estimates the bill will raise the national deficit $367 billion over the next 10 years. even though t

vice president kamala harris finally made it to europe and somehow picked up a french accent? >> we campaign with the plan, we're expected to defend the plan. todd: what the -- we've got details on that. plus, it's country music's biggest night, from the big winners to carrie underwood's stink eye, that's an interesting phrase i never thought i would say on tv but i just did. you'll see why when we give you our full recap of the cmas. do not go anywhere. ♪ [engine humming] [clapping] “we will rock you” by queen ♪ the new gmc sierra with hands-free driving offers the most advanced and luxurious pick-up in its class. ♪ yeah, it rocks. todd: welcome back. a rust movie crew member files a lawsuit against actor alec baldwin and members of the team, accusing the film of negligence. he said he witnessed the deadly shooting of the cinematographer. the lawsuit claiming the film had had a duty to ensure safety on set and failed to follow industry standards. the family of one of the eight people killed at the astro world music festival filing a wrongful death suit as well. the

you look at the poll numbers. 28% approve of kamala harris. that is not a winning ticket when you see inflation and you see the supply chain crisis we just talked about and you see crime and you see the border and you see afghanistan, and you seed case where democrats are -- see education where the democrats are the anti-parent party, that's the perception. i wouldn't want to defend those records right now. todd: with democrats the party of race, you're taking on an optics nightmare if you drop an african-american vice president for a white male. democrats have done crazier things. carley: there will definitely be pushback. >> go bucs. todd: stop that right now. still ahead, we're following breaking developments out of walk a shaw, wisconsin -- waukesha, wisconsin on the parade tragedy. carley: beto o'rourke is sticking to his guns when pressed about his plans to take yours. >> hell yes, we're going to take your ar57. we have a long, proud position of responsible gun ownership so, yes, i still hold this view. carley: and that guy wants to be t

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

. >> he struggled to answer questions about borders are kamala harris, he said he never consulted her on dhs decision to end the remain in mexico policy or change ice guidance. he defended his work, and it is in a forever despite migrant apprehensions this past fiscal year. federal authority targeting parents with a counterterrorism select tag according to bombshell memo shared by the whistleblower, it is dated october 20th, to investigate parents, and the next day, merrick garland testified the rodeo day was not using computers and efforts against - >> - and putting them in harm's way. >> i would say it is illegal for citizens to target government officials online. your, just a stick terrorists, have the fbi watch us. how is that not equally the greater offense have government official targeting of citizens and children. >> republican lawmakers are preparing to introduce a parents bill of rights that will include eight rice parents should have regarding their children's education. todd: protesters moving in as they deliver the fate of kyle rittenhouse, and bracing for potential unres

president biden appearing to give vice president kamala harris the cold shoulder while they were volunteering at soup kitchens. didn't seem to include his vice president standing beside him. >> president biden: people i am standing next to. carley: he likes that guy, no mention of the vice president. cold shoulder, hot soup. todd: the president hardly acknowledging his number 2 during the visit amid rumors of a growing rift in the west wing. maybe he was just into. the reelection arm of the house gop, adding 13 members to its so-called democratic set list was you see on screen for the group underscoring the inflation crisis in a new way holding democrats responsible for soaring prices on everyday items. >> turkey, apple pie, gas, democrats reckless spending has made everything costs more. congressman dan, we can't afford this. todd: it yelled rolls. aiming to oust 70 democrats from the house in the 2022 midterms. carley: dinner rolls are up 50% from last year, 16 pound turkey up 24%, cranberries 11%, pie shells everything is more expensive. todd: what stood out to me, did you see the three ne

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

red tsunami, house, senate go back to the republican party and i can guarantee president biden and kamala harris not being nominees in terms of being the nomination, they will be primary and may not run all together. todd: bold prediction, 5:37. joe concha said it. >> i've got a 5k i've got to train for. that is as far as i can go. todd: as governor murphy -- winning big elsewhere including an incredible upset in the state senate. trucker edward dÜrer defeating the senate president, joining us to discuss his astounding win. >> it is not done by me, it was done by the people. todd: he spent $153 on his primary campaign. a fraction of his competitor in the general election. jillian: he says didn't win. the time is 38 after the hour. republicans are fighting back against the vaccine mandate for private sector workers. >> i will talk to mike garcia next. blanche bring out the bold™ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liber

vice president kamala harris saying the virginia race would predict outcomes in 2022-2024, that is the case a dems could be looking at a tough road ahead. jillian: leo terrel said mcauliffe made a fatal error in the final stretch of the campaign. >> the race card is dead. at the last minute out of desperation mcauliffe tried to use the race card. this was about education, the race card is no longer applicable. i suggest to the democrats go back to the drawing board. people like myself of left the democratic party. when they don't play with fact they throw up the race card and that is a surrender sign. jillian: here to react is janel king. >> thank you for having me. carley: terry mcauliffe made the race about race, virginia -- virginia needs your white teachers occluding glenn youngkin, a black author, it didn't work. >> the race card is dead, my favorite economist, racism is on life support, always kept alive by racist letters, and and a dangerous game. and to give a good life was at the end of the day that is what matters. he spoke to everyone, a message that is broad versus singling

. >> a lot of people treated kamala harris the way they treated hillary clinton, attempting to end her political career in a death by 1 million cuts. heather: white house is not the only one with an internal rift. cnn commentator fuming after their own network issues a scathing report on the dysfunction in the west wing. jillian: you are watching on tuesday morning. todd: a fox news alert, the city of kenosha bracing for possible unrest as the jury in the trial of kyle rittenhouse begins the liberation. carley: the latest in this case, good morning.

. >> reporter: mayorkas struggled on questions about vice president and border czar kamala harris saying he never consulted her on the development of a security decision to end to remain in mexico policy or change ice guidance. mike lee told mayorkas to fix it or step down but as you both mentioned, he hit back saying he gives himself in a for effort. jillian: ohio, parents, formerly known as facebook, for misleading the public on danger to kids and costing investors $100 billion. todd: the attorney general of ohio joins me with more on a lawsuit. what is the crux of your case? >> the internal review memo, they weren't actually doing things they were doing publicly. the same internal review memo leaked to the wall street journal went on to say it is a breach of public trust. >> because of that, the state of ohio lost money. >> that is right. ohio pension system like many other investors held facebook, when this news hit the stock price tanked. if you mislead investors to public statements that are not true. those losses are yours, the bp case, the explosion, various frogs we had. >> we l

vice president kamala harris saying virginia race would predict the outcomes in 2022-2024. of that is the case, you are looking at a tough row. she said it. todd: even the new york times is saying this, terry mcauliffe's lost in virginia darkens democrats outlook. jillian: good morning to you. with that tweet in mind, media reaction take it away. >> where to begin. i was at a funeral last night so if i seem groggy i was watching msnbc and cnn and it was a funeral. todd: somebody who died. >> van jones compared glenn youngkin to the delta variant as far as covid is concerned, that youngkin is adult a variant. todd: we have that sounds. listen to what you are talking about. >> when this election is over we will know, we've seen the emergence of the delta variant of trumpism. youngkin, same disease but spreads faster and can get a lot more places. >> the same disease. i thought youngkin ran as a guy who wanted to fix education, wants to fix the economy, ran on the issues. instead we get that nonsense from a low rated network. you think they are rating local wait to you see how

biden should repeat the colonoscopy procedure every 7 to 10 years, he transferred powers to his vp kamala harris. for those who say the president only needs to go 7 to 10 years, he's getting a specific medical diagnosis, check with your medical professional, 7 to 10 years is a little long. a lot of people go 5. >> 9 minutes after the hour, the left is redefining thanks giving serving of up woke to spoil your appetite. >> instead of stuffing and biscuits, they brought genocide and violence. carley: perhaps forgo the turkey. todd: we are talking to joe concha about that. ♪♪ ustommy car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ these are the faces of listerine. the face of millions of germs zapped in seconds. the face of clean. the face of whoa! some are of intensity, others joy. all are of... various: ahhh... listerine. feel the whoa! your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis

kamala harris voting against jerome powell's first nomination. now she is vice president. maybe to put a united front out there. do you think that this fact that biden signed off on jerome powell, she is not a fan, what does that tell you about the dissension in this white house when 1 and 2 clearly don't -- >> it's all politics. she opposed jay powell because he was a trump nominee. now he's not. powell has proven to be great ally for the easy money policies of the biden administration. look, i mean, let's fails it. we have got money flowing. rale lay northward new vice chair. people are not paying attention to money or inflation. they are focused like laser on inflation agenda. carley: you said what is concerning for inflation in the future. >> very concerning to say the least. carley: you ares best. todd: happy thanksgiving. carley: thanksgiving eve. who would have thunk it "fox & friends" right now. >> a child has not died from injuries. >> community says progressive policies are responsible. >> have you ever noticed how the left always talk about how the criminals see

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. ♪ carley: vice president kamala harris staying silent as the future she voted against is reappointed by president biden. todd: cheryl casone. >> reporter: everything on camera these days. good morning to both of you. vice president harris was one of 13 senators who voted against jerome powell and said chair under donald trump. when asked about the appointment now she said this. >> thank you all. god bless you and may god bless america. thank you. change why is jay powell the right pick to lead the fed? >> reporter: she said nothing but jen psaki saying she consulted with president biden about his decision to nominate powell. >> the vice president is the first in the room, the last in the room and some of the presidencies as a partner, advice and counsel on every decision he makes. this decision was discussed with her. >> reporter: and again jerome powell again to be said chair. >> reporter: the president has a plan to decrease gas prices that has nothing to do with pipelines. >> reporter: the president is considering releasing oil reserves from the fpr as gas prices soar against the

then you have kamala harris the failed border czar and failed in every duty that she has been given and then you have the failed transportation secretary who is overseeing a disaster of a supply chain crisis. >> this is the democrat bench. this is the most that they have to offer. now, i know that they are going to be appearing together because they want the optical allusion everything that is right in paradise, the american people know it's not. democrats know they are in trouble and they better find someone come 2024. maybe it will be hillary clinton. i mean, at this point, why not? >> tomi, we have been talking about the omicron variant all morning long and yesterday the big news was that president biden enacted that travel ban from several african nations. the only problem with that though is that this southern border is wide open and there is a migrant caravan that is coming through and could get to the u.s. southern border in several days. >> exactly. so all those folks that pretend to be so concerned about the variants and about covid itself, if they are not serious about protect

if he does whenever i think he will i hope by thursday we haven't and additives kamala harris was right, youngkin won. i think they will panic. i think most of the socialist big government program is going to be stopped in its tracks and you will see the democrats in congress start biting each other and in a real sense of fear because this is the beginning of the tidal wave. >> fox news will follow the race closely is results trickling including special coverage of the virginia showdown starting tonight at 7:00 pm eastern with brett and martha. >> the president is overseas, house democrats are trying to deliver him a win, progressives push to link infrastructure and social spending suffering a major setback. >> reporter: drama it is. senator joe manchin saying it is time to stop playing political games with the infrastructure bill, forget about coercing into supporting the build back better agenda. >> i will not support the reconciliation legislation without knowing how the bill will impact the country. i'm urging my colleagues in the house to vote bipartisan infrastructure bill, holdin

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

i remember when vice president kamala harris gave a speech at the naval acadd grade weighs and -- academy graduation and she said something hauser vies how e members should carry he solar c- carry solar panels. todd: she's are literally life and death had situations, our brave men and women are in. they don't have time to plug in an electric vehicle. carley: we'll talk to joey jonas about that coming up. looking forward to that conversation. in the meantime, california governor gavin newsom reemerged yesterday after disyou ap disyo- disappearing from the public eye for nearly two weeks, he blamed a canceled appearance at the cop 26 climate summit on family halloween plans. >> the kids kind of had an intervention. they couldn't believe that i was going to miss halloween. i had no damn choice. i had to cancel that trip. carley: this year, the california governor signed a $15 billion climate package for california, the largest such investment in state history. how dare you sneeze during my read. todd: i apologize. carley: did that contribute to climate change. todd: it did. i think it added

vice president kamala harris under fire for appearing to use what critics describe as a french accent while touring a covid lab in paris. watch. >> we campaigned with the plan, upper case t, upper case p, the plan. we're expected to defend the plan. carley: yeah. harris appearing to change her accept when saying the phrase, the plan, the moment going viral online with many calling it, quote, cringe. indeed, it was. todd: senior meteorologist mad mademoiselle janice dean is here with our weather forecast. >> i took french in school. i can appreciate la francais. there's a lot of parades happening in new york city, happening around the noon hour and thankfully really nice weather. we have a storm system that will move in tomorrow. that is bringing not so great weather across the upper midwest. you can see the cold air across the west. that will make its way towards the central u.s. and the east. the warmup that we experienced in the east, that's going to end over the next couple days. just be prepared. so the area of low pressure across the upper midwest and the trailing cold front movi

. >> 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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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

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

>> 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