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

kamala harris was president for about 83 minutes. now technically this is what we've got when he had his colonoscopy and she had power. this for me as a feminist, this is not the image that you want. we know women can do the job, margaret thatcher told us that in this is what the democrats still send in. does that bother you at all? >> that was the longest colonoscopy on record. i don't call myself a doctor and i never had a colonoscopy but i hope it doesn't last as long as 83 minutes. as far as the women in the white house. i believe kamala harris has done herself so much harm there is no way in hell she could ever be considered serious for around a president. i will say this and i'm only saying this because the field is so thin, the democratic field for office of the president. among the field i action thought beto o'rourke, kamala harris and klobuchar were among the top perspectives candidates for the democratic party. i think she is completely screwed the pooch because she doesn't stand a chance she can't really be vice president

i have two things i wonder about with kamala harris. one is what is it in her pedigree on her resume that says crisis in europe, send her? >> right! >> what is it? did i miss something? does she handle something outside of her former home state of california that i missed? the other issue with kamala harris she doesn't even do a de-brief. she doesn't tell me what i learned about the border crisis and how i might apply that here. i can take a learning curve. i am with pete. you want to be bad at your job. but what we want is somebody trying to be better. we want somebody who is trying to build back better. >> [laughing]. >> on their own resume. >> yes. >> i am curious to know why she is the person who becomes not our border czar but europe's? >> that's a great point. people in the west wing are noticing how ineffective she s. "washington post" with this reporting. vice-president has little role in the internal debates. two characterized her as irrelevant. these are biden officials saying this. >> yes. you hit the nail on the head, focuss

how would you great kamala harris -- grade kamala harris? caller: they never get much time on the news. it has always been that way. why can't everybody just get together and stop being like this? i don't understand it. i am nearly 60 years old and seen a lot of presidents. i have seen a lot of stuff happened. but everybody has to -- who is christie? it doesn't matter. get together and love everybody. thank you. host: couple of comments on facebook. william says, like all vice presidents she has been mostly invisible. also on facebook from randy, she needs to be out there doing more publicly promoting the biden agenda but otherwise doing a good job. not so much from joshua who says, if z was a great, she is below that. this is from the atlantic magazine, what kamala harris has learned about being vice president. critics of harris see her vice presidency so far as a collection of unconnected set pieces. harris arrives somewhere with a plane and a motorcade and secret service agents, makes a few bland statements, and tells whomever she is meet

how would you great kamala harris -- grade kamala harris? caller: they never get much time on the news. it has always been that way. why can't everybody just get together and stop being like this? i don't understand it. i am nearly 60 years old and seen a lot of presidents. i have seen a lot of stuff happened. but everybody has to -- who is christie? it doesn't matter. get together and love everybody. thank you. host: couple of comments on facebook. william says, like all vice presidents she has been mostly invisible. also on facebook from randy, she needs to be out there doing more publicly promoting the biden agenda but otherwise doing a good job. not so much from joshua who says, if z was a great, she is below that. this is from the atlantic magazine, what kamala harris has learned about being vice president. critics of harris see her vice presidency so far as a collection of unconnected set pieces. harris arrives somewhere with a plane and a motorcade and secret service agents, makes a few bland statements, and tells whomever she is meet

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

raymond: kamala harris has a talent for restating the obvious. we need solutions and not a repeater service. it defies imagination. it's tough to find bread and gas is expensive. no crap, what are you going to do about it. she could drop the regulations and mandates incentivize work. they can't find anyone to play santa because of the covid man case. jesse: i think biden is going to play an elf this christmas. let's go to what is now joe's solution to the crisis. just let everybody steal. that's why prices go up because of these [bleep]. get a job like the rest of us. jesse: just let them take everything off the shelves, right, raymond? raymond: this is what comes from not enforcing existing statutes. the message these people have gotten loud and clear is we'll be out before you get off your shift. most people don't even chase them down. who would have thought connecticut. we have seen this in connecticut. i saw a walgreens shut down because they can't keep things on the shelves and there are not enough security guards. twhails will happen if cop

sources tell cnn vice president kamala harris feels increasingly sidelined and handicapped in her own presidential aspirations. cnn has compiled accounts from nearly three dozen current and former harris aides, administration officials, democratic operatives, donors, and outside advisers, and they describe a white house divided on one side members of harris' inner circle who believe she's been setting to fail instead of being in position to be a future president. excuse me. but on the other side, west wing staffers are exasperated by what they perceive as harris' blunders including fumbled answers on israel and the border crisis. one of the journalists behind all this reporting, cnn senior reporter isaac dovar. isaac, what's behind this? >> we have a situation where the vice president could either be running for president herself in a couple of months, really, if joe biden doesn't run for re-election, or would be the most important validator for him running for re-election at 82 years old. he, of course, has said he's running for reevection. there are people who care sincerely about h

. >> absolutely, yeah, but kamala? >> yeah, she's floor y backup q-b you want to - - she's no backup q-b you want to put in the game. >> that's true. >> a backup q-b means quarterback, i know that. >> yes, exact lely. all right, you weren't finished. >> i don't know how that looks. what happens if they - - i don't think many people think he's gonna finish his first term. >> no, no. >> so then it's kamala but how do they do that shake up without looking like a complete devaster? if stability is one thing they want to convey they're screwed because joe biden or kamala is the best chance the republicans can take. >> nearly half don't want him to run, which means more than half of democrats do want him to run again. who are these people? >> yes. >> i don't think joe biden is one of those people. >> right. >> i mean, people wondering if he's gonna finnings his first term he can barely finish his first turd. i should probably stop making those jokes. >> you can't. >> i physically can't stop. jamie, i feel you have a lot of b

it is no mystery why kamala harris has been cast aside. herbal a certain points below her bosses and hired so he could have job security. the cnn piece claims a victim of sexism and racism but watch her performance last week in france to know why she was sidelined, this could be titled build back bluster. see if you can follow any of this. >> we must work together to see where we are, where we are headed, our vision for where we should be but also see it as a moment yes, together, to address the challenges and to work on the opportunities presented by this moment. >> what else will you do to fix this problem with inflation? >> let's start with this. prices of gone up. >> in that hang time interest rates went up. could she take anymore time. laura: they use to ridicule dan quayle, hammered him morning, noon and night. takes my breath away. maybe she has been hanging around biden too long, the new york times said it was one of the worst campaigns they had seen, presidential campaigns. may be kamala has been hanging out with biden for too lon

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me and kamala harris i like ike and tina turner, all right? we are close. like johnny depp and amber heard, all right? together forever. like chris brown and rihanna, all right? it's a partnership like zuckerberg and the twins. we never be able to fax each other. >> greg: you know something weird is going on, two things. cnn is the one who breaks the story which means it probably came from the white house and you have these damage control tweeting like we don't hate her. >> i don't know if the tweeting is damage control, i think it's pouring gasoline on the fire because if you wanted to go away, he wouldn't be tweeting about it, he would just ignore it or change the subject and instead dealing about everything she's failed on highlighting that. don't defend the white house very often but is not like they haven't given her a chance to do a better job, she hasn't controlled the weird laughing thing, she's failed at everything, she used to be at all the big events like a vulture in the background and now she's not anymore and when you read why the rep upset, t

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. >> 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

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

and then there's kamala harris' own appeal and the way she does interviews. i think there are all these separate issues. you have to look at it very closely. instead of just saying, well, she's the first woman and she happens to be black, so there's got to be some sexism or racism -- howard: there's no question that kamala harris gets extra media scrutiny not only because of her status as a trailblazer, but she was bill adds heir apparent -- as heir apparent if biden doesn't run in 2024. >> i think, one, there is some tension, there seems to be some clear tension between the president's office and the vice president's office. but beyond that, to my point earlier, i do think what's missing here is a clear storyline, a clear ark of the narrative for the -- arc of the narrative for the vice president. howie, you and i know that if you don't sell a clear storyline to the washington media, they will create one for you. and what we have happening here is the media is building their job. they're building a storyline for kamala harris because her team has not built o

forgive me if i don't join the dems in their feverish outrage like the moon landing or kamala's smile isn't real. like a meme. getting angry arguing if santa claus is black or white. i couldn't care less if they posted memes, i wouldn't care when they posted mimes. at least mimes know when to shut the [ bleep ] up. but they put the q-anon shaman behind bars for four years. his crime? showing up dressed like a viking and stampering around a capitol like a high school senior emptying lockers on the last day of school. he was acting like the people who work in the capitol the other 364 days a year. as the babylon bee noted, if only he had burned down a car dealership, he would have had a lighter series. who's going to call for him and call him an activist? no one. i guess i could point out the hypocrisy when laura ann bobert already did. >> but since the speaker has designated the floor to discuss members' inappropriate actions, shall we? the jihad squad from minnesota has paid her husband, and not her brother-husband, the other one, over $1 million in campaign funds. this member is allo

i'm still a believer in kamala harris and i am still a believer in pete buttigieg. but even more importantly, tonight -- i mean, we -- we -- you ran down a few races tonight. justin bibb is the newly elected mayor of cleveland, ohio. ed gainy is the first black mayor of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. first black mayor of lima, ohio. you had ken welch who is the first black mayor. i had to throw that out there. >> laura, my question is, um, the frustration from democrats, as he said, they elected joe biden. they didn't elect manchin or sinema or what have you. but also, democrats -- i hear it all the time -- joe biden needs to realize that this kumbaya -- they say the word s -- is not going to work. they don't want to work with you republicans, they are not going to work with you and there are people in your party who don't want to work with you. stop with the kumbaya, be stronger, get your agenda passed. make people face consequences for not helping you with your agenda. >> it is a little harder when the president approval rating is as low as it is. that being said, ther

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

any ticket with kamala harris on it would be a nightmare. performance on the border has been horrific. handlers keep her under the political version of lock and key. buttigieg has yet to visit an actual port. long beach, los angeles, savannah. his solution is to pass the president's build back better bill. >> harris: power panel. america rising pac and former communication at rnc. kevin walling former biden surrogate. cassie, i will start and get your top line thoughts. >> great to be with you, harris. this reads like a wanna be episode of the west wing or veep. you have the liberal elites what a dream ticket to look like to get biden off the ticket. they know they are in trouble with voters and know what they are doing is unpopular no matter which we they go. they get the prescription wrong. this isn't about the people on the ticket. it is about the policies on the ticket. so if democrats have any hope of turning things around for themselves in 2022 or 2024, they can't rewrite the cast. this he have to rewrite the script and the whole plot

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

that's for me a perfect microcosm of the entire vice presidency of kamala harris. she has no ability to connect with people. they don't put her into position to try to interact with congress because they don't think she has any influence there either. the question is, what does she do? they sent her over to france, other than paying a french accent -- i think they have a real problem. her profile, i'm not sure they can restore it any time soon. >> when you give those examples it would be better for her if you were just being funny the problem is you're being factual and funny. >> that's the problem. >> harris, i just heard her say she doesn't feel misused or underused except we have more than three dozen sources. that's what cnn said. i think there is a little truth to the matter when you have that many sources and she complains about media coverage and she's being attacked. jen psaki says it's because of her identity. this woman began this presidency with these kinds of headlines. it was coverage, "new york times", 100 days of vice presidential style. los angeles

[ laughter and applause ] "hey, kamala! this guy's being a wise guy. show 'em what we do with wise guys." [ laughter ] it is surprising that biden's numbers are so low. the jobs report was great, the economy is strong, covid is on the decline. all i can figure is it must be all the spooky whispering he does. [ laughter ] >> i wrote the bill on the environment! i got them $1.9 trillion relief! united states. fox news. get vaccinated. >> i see dead people. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: stop that. nobody likes it. don't do it anymore. save the sexy talk for bedtime with dr. jill. [ laughter ] we're also not even a year into his presidency. joe biden, don't worry, he's like grandpa at the wheel. he'll get us there, it'll just happen very slowly with the blinker on the whole ride. [ laughter ] there's only one president in the history of polling whose approval rating was worse than biden's at this point. you want to guess who? i'll give you a hint. his name rhymes with garbage dump. [ laughter ] that's right. [ applause ] donald trump. our dear mis-le

is that disrespectful to vice president kamala harris? congressman: here is what it is, when you start to have these conversations, you're indicating that you do not have faith in the president. i have faith in the president so i don't believe that there's anybody that i will get against him. he inherited a global pandemic and he's bringing us through this global pandemic. a global pandemic is a super coordinate problem and you have to have super coordinate solutions for it and he's finding those solutions. i support him. i have faith in him and decline to get into discussions about who might run. mike: congressman al green of the great state of texas, safe travels and we will see you on the hill. congressman: look forward to it. thank you so much. mike: traffic on retail stores was up 47% compared with 2020 but down 28% compared to 2019 levels. data shows americans are shifting more their spending to online. alexandria hoff has more about online shopping in upcoming cybermonday. hi, alex. reporter: retailers are really looking forward to

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cnn, msnbc and kamala harris has been able to define him for months. technically as a legal matter, this case is over. kyle rittenhouse was proclaimed innocent in a court of law. for the authoritarians among us, this is a disaster. the ancient right of self-defense. if kyle rittenhouse could save himself from the mob, you can, do. that drives them insane. jerry nadler of new york implied kyle rittenhouse could face federal charges. this justifies federal review by the doj. joe biden's justice department indict kyle rittenhouse now he's been acquitted by a jury in wisconsin? that's hard to believe you have to be deranged to consider something like that. what would be the affect on the country? you never know with these people. at the very least, this case will be justified to take your guns away. bet on it. if this does go to the feds, kyle rittenhouse is prosecuted by the doj, the case will likely be handled by christen clark, black nationalist who runs the so-called civil rights division in the justice department, the division that doesn't protect you

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has kamala harris been down to see these detention facilities? >> she has not been down. >> all of this comes at cbp reports that they have taken nearly 147,000 unaccompanied kids so far and that is quadruple the number from the year before and also this. 164,000 encounter as reported by border patrol in october alone, making it the worst october for illegal crossings ever recorded by dhs. ranking number chuck grassley also grilled mayorkas, washing his hands clean and punting it to the doj. >> the department of justice is leading the negotiations and litigation arising from the family separation policy and i'm not involved with in those negotiations. i must defer to the department of justice. >> bottom line, mayorkas says the immigration is broken. we will get reaction from senator marsha blackburn who will be joining us next hour and she has a lot to say. >> john: everyone keeps punting this issue, remember when peter doocy asked the present about it and nobody is really willing to talk too much about that. back to our top story, the jury and t

so for months, cnn, kamala harris, and others have been able to define him. that ends this monday when we'll have him on the show monday night. we hope you will. as a legal matter, this is over. kyle rittenhouse is innocent in a court of law. he's free to resume his life. for the authoritarians among us, this is a disaster, they can't let it go. why? because they understand the rittenhouse case is a referendum on the most basic right of all, the ancient right of self-defense. if kyle rittenhouse can save his own life from the mob, then you can too. that drives them insane -- so insane that the chairman of the house judiciary committee today, jerry nadler of new york implied kyle rittenhouse may face federal charges. this verdict, in aedler wrote, justifies federal review by the doj. so joe biden's justice department indict kyle rittenhouse now he's been acquitted by a jury in wisconsin, it's hard to believe. you have to be deranged to consider that. what would be the effect on the country. you never know with these people. at the least, the case will be used

kamala harris is one of the most unqualified even when she was attorney general of california. she could barely reach 2 percent in the primaries going up against biden. she eviscerated him on the campaign stage. she was picked solely so the democrats could have the legacy to run for president and hope that people would not look at her record or lack of it. the border increases over 2000. so much more she is pick because of the color of her skin and me personally that is an insult to america this is a country teesixteen i have to correct you on one thing. >> but to be very good at multitasking it's not just women. but the other thing of course to remember is the only reason joe biden is even in the white house today because the old white guys that have been around washington because at the point of the historic figure of barack obama in 2008 that have run a truly brilliant campaign but he realized there were some people who were wary about his background and the fact so he went and found the most experienced, harmless white guy that he could find as his vice president. he has ne

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

kamala harris, or marco rubio or nikki haley. do you think they can draw crossover votes? i should point out that the kamala harris number this morning was 28% in terms of her overall favorability. any thoughts? michael: i think increasingly voters are evaluating candidates as individuals, at least in the cases where they get to know something about those candidates, rather than it is the black candidate, the white candidate, the ethnic candidate, whatever. we are more open to voting on bases on those individuals. we have seen this in the performance of tim scott in south carolina in a positive way. remember that he won his first big victory that propelled him to congress by winning a republican primary in a large majority white congressional district, including against one of the candidates who was the son of strom thurmond. what we have seen also, interestingly enough, and i'm not sure that i protected this or that anybody predicted this, we have seen increased percentages for republican candidates among hispanic voters, at the same time that we have seen increased perce

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

by the way, kamala harris is welcome, they specifically called out africa extension of the travel ban. they called it anti-blackened-kamala harris referred that it was driven by hate it's a total flip-flop and it showed that some of the things you say when you're not in government come back to haunt you when you have the responsibility of being in government. it's not the only example they do it all the time and actually the most serious example has to be over the vaccine. they go on and on about vaccine hesitancy and they can go on about how people are unvaccinated. they were the ones who started vaccine hesitancy. if they sowed the seeds by claiming that you couldn't trust it because it was rushed and done too quickly. if that i think so much more serious example of how to they have been over the situation. >> shannon: more questions about the mask boo because we have seen a prominent democratic leaders are as responsible for imposing or suggesting mask mandates caught not wearing the. the president himself was in the shop that had a sign on the door about masks and he was inside no

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

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one of the senators that voted no on powell, then california senator kamala harris. when asked yesterday how involved she was in the decision-making process to renominate powell, jen psaki said she was consulted in the process. the president is hoping that powell will really take those climate change priorities home especially in build back better. it passed the house 220 to 213. has yet to pass the senate. the names we've been looking at, kirsten sinema and joe manchin. when the president gets back after thanksgiving, expect heavy negotiations. >> charles: the economy and inflation are tops for voters. so does the president have an inflation problem? with me now, sarah westwood, and jenna arnold. laura, start with you. it's obvious it's a problem. the white house has tried different tactics. first, a high class problem. no big deal. we should be happy we should have inflation. now it's profiteering. what do you think? >> yeah, they have messed up the messages on this one. it's messing americans concerns when they were seeing this impact on their monthly budget. most

kamala caught up with trees. we can't make this stuff up. these beam are running our country or not. no wonder why kamala's approval rating is even worse than joe biden. coming in and embarrassing 28%. it is clear that this administration is way over their heads. let's just hope they don't burn the whole thing down before the midterm hire to respond tomi lahren host of no interruption on fox nation and buck sexton co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton show. thank you for joining the program. tomi, the last election walls all about emotion, tweets, but you got to actually know how to handle the country, understand business if you are going tonts leader of the free world. it's very clear that the commander-in-chief is not suited for this job. am i wrong? >> well, it's not just the comeef, it's the vice president and it seems to be the democrat party as a whole. but, i think the better question we're looking at these poll numbers if 38% do -- or do approve of the biden administration, i would like to know who that 38% is. because i don't t

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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

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

but who is occurred with, kamala harris becoming the first woman to ever have just on a temporary basis full presidential powers. after an hour and 25 minutes he went back and called his chief of staff. and we have a summary of the six pages that made it clear that the president is fit to be in office, fit to be president of the united states, and for the most part staying in the same baseline that he had in the 2019 physical. of course, this physical, related to the 78-year-old, the current age of the president, that's going to change on saturday when he turns 79. >>> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has warn ed ethiopia is on a path of destruction. blinken is on the last stop of his trip to africa. he called on the ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed to bring the two sides together. stephanie, what else did he tell you? >> reporter: well, kim, secretary blinken was very clear, very clear to emphasize the need for the violence to end in ethiopia so as not to destabilize this region. and he was very clear about bringing all of the sides together to talk about the cease fire. take