kamala is proving she's way out of her league when it comes to managing that problem. >> well, it's not going to be overnight. we can't flip a switch and make it better. the reality is that we inherited a system, an immigration system that was deeply broken. and it's requiring us to actually put it bang -- back together in terms of creating a fair process that's effective and efficient. >> breaking an hour ago, kamala harris' communications director is out and will be leaving in december. all right, greg, you've been stewing over this kamala situation all day. >> yes, i've been stewing and stewing. the border fiasco is one of the great untold stories. she was given a plum assignment and she does this fact-finding karaoke. it's all done, pulls the pontias pilate and washes her hands. i don't know if anyone does worse at choosing not to do the job they give you. the cable guy will be four, five hours late he will fix the cable. she's a current heart beat away from the president. it's owned by joe biden. she's like the on deck batter, the pitcher at the plate, they know he's going to whiff

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

but don't blame kamala. the white house thinks she is being attacked because she is a woman of color. >> i think there is no question that the attacks on her, certainly being the first, she is many times over is part of that. she is the first african-american woman, woman of color, indian american woman. it's so many firsts to have on your shoulders. jesse: it's so bad even the white news announcer skipped her name at the sphruk -- at the stl signing. >> in a moment. . jesse: kamala's team complained about her role and claim racism. what happens in 2024? the struggling democrats could give joe another shot. they could run kamala, even though she is more unpopular than joe. or they run a third option. have other democrats running for the nomination. but that would set off a civil war within the party. for what? their best option. bernie? mayor pete? their bench is about this big. the country is in crisis and joe biden is asleep at the wheel. get ready to fight back when it's your turn to vote and send a wake-

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

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

the end of the day is president biden and vice president kamala harris, who make the policy. and they're responsible. one of the major jobs of the president is to protect the integrity of the border of the united states. and he has not done that. he has not shown a water resolve the so bar. meanwhile, j biden's pre writings have permitted to an all time low with only $36.00 of americans now viewing his presidency favorably point in time. the drop in to, to widespread disapproval of his handling of fee migration crisis, but also of other key issues such as the k b, pandemic, climate change, the u. s. economy, and also foreign policy. now the white house has decided that biden won't hold a previously planned press conference in speculation in the media that he's attempting to hide from scrutiny. that after he made controversial statements about the independence of taiwan and also america's participation. next year his winter olympics in beijing and you vow to protect taiwan? yes, yes. oh, i don't want to call war china one right? trying to understand that we are not from step b

i how does that help kamala? it doesn't. kamala is in more trouble than kat's liver. if we go to kat's liver for comments buried >> please stop, i can't take it anymore! i don't have much time left, please stop! >> greg: kat? >> i love that my liver is a man. my liver is a man. >> greg: he has to be after all that to kill you've been feeding him. is it all because she's a woman? >> no. >> greg: okay. >> i don't think so. i'm sure she's had some sexist criticism, because every woman has at some point. that doesn't automatically mean that all criticism of you is sexist. you know, i've had other criticism for other things that aren't -- just because i suck in different ways, it has nothing to do with the fact that i'm a woman. >> greg: i love the fact, kellyanne, that on the view, here are the names of people on the view. you've got sonny -- that's great. joy. [indiscernible] very doesn't that sound awesome? sonny, joy, it's so much fun! it's like a children's birthday party and then they're all miserable! sonny is miserable, joy is miserable, whoopi is sitting there lik

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

vice president kamala harris leaves the country leaving all her troubles behind. the trip is an attempt to raise her international profile while her poll numbers hit rock bottom. kamala's favorability falling to a 28%, a historic low for any modern vice president. so dana, this remind me of certain performers when they aren't doing well in america suddenly become big in japan or david is big in germany. they love me in denmark. >> they have the people that they hire to do like an image makeover and remember the child actors that they hired, to talk about space and how great space was and that didn't help the poll numbers. i highly doubt that a trip to europe will be any different. >> the next step is maybe she has to go to space. [laughter] >> enter space. >> i wish that i could be her -- >> what advice? >> for instance, get energized. go to the border. do the hard things, you know. go to infrastructure. go to the bridge where the concrete is falling on your head. show why things are needed. engagement. charisma. you can do this. >> those are things that aren't co

[laughter] and said where is kamala? and then there's this funny story about one day -- it's much cuter when she would tell the story. but she said she would look down at me and be like kamala, what do you want? and i looked back up and i said, freedom. [laughter] >> tucker: it's just fascinated watching that how transparently false that is. everyone went along which what was alive. video host joins us now to assess kamala harris. great to see you, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: you have watched kamala harris for years, what do you make of this? it's baffling to me. >> it is baffling because if you look at it on paper, she is a pretty successful politician. she ran for and got elected attorney general of california be denied her competition and ran and beat out a competition, and she had this disaster run out of vice president and even people in california didn't support her. the key to being a successful politician having been one for eight weeks, a couple of things, it is authenticity and likability.

kamala harris needs to be front and center. she and buttigieg are the best candidates this party has. i want to see her travel the country, i want to see those things. again, irv to say that i have to defend her because it's the same people writing these articles who stated that she was so ambitious and wanted to be president, and she's done nothing but be a great team player for the president of the united states. i get that there are criticisms. it is what it is and she'll get past this as well. >> don't shoot the messenger, that's what people have been telling these reporters -- >> i'm not shooting the me messenger, but i am going to defend the vice president of the united states. >> you don't just release a story and say, okay, we're going to -- that is not how it works. i understand what you're trying to insinuate here and i can tell you that's not how it works. mia, you heard the vice president lay out his case there. do you think they should be out here more? >> it's easy to be a great leader when things are going well.

the end of the day is president biden and vice president kamala harris, who make the policy. and they're responsible. one of the major jobs of the president is to protect the integrity of the border of the united states. and he has not done that. he has not shown a water resolve so far here without seeing the weekend on the way we're gonna keep watch on what's happening in the hague of colds. plus one of the f. b i is most wanted charged with attacking police and january's capital riot turns up in banner roofs seeking asylum. we hear from him among our stories after this. oh well, we've made our pilgrimage. do vick going, holy land el salvador. we're in el dante, better known as bitcoin, big country is really ready to go fall by point hyper, but point is asian joining other countries around the world. the president has made big point legal center. people are using big point to buy a coffee in san salvador, and it's making a huge impact on the population. ah, we're seeing high levels, one certainty creeping in economic life. and i think we're all aware of the disruption of glo

you think you really get an actual person to impersonate kamala harris? we tried to talk harris faulkner and up but she said dinner at fuddruckers wasn't enough. the fact is you can impersonate anyone except the protected classes designated by the legacy media, as if there is a do not disturb list. remember when "snl" forced poor fred arneson to impersonate obama and they made him so incredibly boring so as not to offend anyone. it's really the worst insult. we don't think you can take the criticism, which allows some of the biggest crooks to get away with anything. hell, some could even marry their brother. i don't harm talking about. it comes down to this, when in trouble, smear the others, when in doubt, call the bigots out, call them racist, call them sexist but never tell the truth. it's the difference between this white house on the previous one. who did trump go after? the media, china, the nba, the nfl, democrats and republicans, to liberties. he punched up, not down. he didn't single out citizens or voters. here the white house sees you, the indi

the end of the day, it's president biden, and vice president kamala harris, who make the policy. and they're responsible. one of the major jobs of the president is to protect the integrity of the border of the united states. and he has not done that. he has not shown a water resolve so far. good back to our top story from the austrian capital, whether it been skirmishes at a protest, attracting tens of thousands against him, and coven restrictions saturdays. while he comes after austria became the 1st to you nation to extend a lockdown to the entire population itself. this coming monday, please. so you can see grappled with demonstrated, some of them attacked him for objects and offices. austria is also going to be the 1st in the block to make inoculation mandatory if that goes through in the coming on. so can i get some thoughts on that now go live to german, mp andre hook up from the la farsi. could have you on our t, it's only about a week ago, he said that we heard the austrian government say that it's unfair on the majority of those people who've gone through and got either

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

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

a kamala harris bobblehead is on our list. that gives you a hand. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ newday's low rate refi offers their lowest rate in history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year and there are no upfront costs. not one dollar. the newday low rate refi. take advantage of these record low rates so you and your family can save. ♪ ♪ >> emily: admitted of inflation and the supply chain crisis, 56% of people are open to receiving a secondhand gift for christmas. what secondhand gift would we give to someone we love or someone we don't love? >> kayleigh: a momento from my time at the white house, president trump handed out these golden keys. i don't think i would ever give it away but maybe if i really loved you and you are a family member. the one i would give to someone i was not too fond of would be this beautiful bobblehead of the vice president. >> emily: julie, i can't believe you've not seen "love actually." >> i'll watch it tonight. for the person who i love, since i can't walk in heels anym

have they done that a little bit here with kamala harris? i mean, putting her in charge of the border stuff is not going to enamor her to a whole lot of people. >> joe biden has no interest in seeing her fail. that doesn't really make sense. i have felt that the media has played a disproportionate amount of attention to the mistakes that she makes than they have to vice presidents in the past. >> the silliness about what she was saying in france? >> the truth is i can't remember ever talking about vice presidents as much as we talk about her. but it really is -- there is an overfocus on her that i do think is a result of gender and race. and i think that that's what that's about. so i think she's getting, in that sense, an unfair shake. one of the things what you were just talking about i think about where she's sort of standing behind him instead of next to him, i wonder if that's not because he feels like there is this story line about him that he's this doddering old fool that can't do anything and she's just there to help him figure out

how -- kamala harris. so how exactly does she become vice president? that's straight ahead on this special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." straight ahead on >>> so no one outside of her own neighborhood ever heard of kamala harris before she showed up as willie brown's girlfriend. a few years later, she became montel williams' boyfriend. interesting. >> long before she dated doug imhof, she dated preeminent men -- prominent men, including montel williams. back then, he was the famous one and had to introduce her to the paparazzi. >> tucker: it's interesting that tape never played anywhere before the election. wouldn't have made a difference but it would have been nice to know. any way, as you know, kamala harris somehow went on to become the senator and the vice president of the united states. she accomplished all of that without any support from actual voters. we know that because there's a lot of polling out, virtually no one in california, her home state, supported her presidential campaign and she's at an approval rating of 28% right around je

i think that kamala harris would not even -- we wouldn't be talking about this because kamala harris wouldn't be the vice president if she wasn't a woman of color. they were looking for somebody to fit a box. they did not pick the most competent person, most liked or popular person among the candidates they could have picked in the democrat party to fill that slot. she was an affirmative action pick and this is what we get. in terms of political gravity, i really have to laugh at that. this should be the honeymoon period. this administration has had it easy in many ways including with the press. the press are apologists. you had tammy bruce talking about the inflation. "the new york times," msnbc and cnn are all writing stories explaining away inflation and how it's the fault of the american people for wanting so much instead of exposing the lies democrats like aoc are saying when this he say this is transitory. kamala has said this too and they said by passing build back better it will get better. that's a lie. it will get worse when we print more money to pay for that spending. so

it doesn't look like it's kamala harris. and they can't even do their job of going out on the public stage and handling what they have to handle. it's coming back to bite them and kamala harris isn't looking real well these days. but, remember, she is the one bragging, jesse, that she was the last one in the room when the decision was made to withdrawal from afghanistan. and, in my home state of minnesota, she is the one who told everyone to bail out all the people who were burning down the five miles of businesses in minneapolis during the summer of 2020 when all the riots occurred. she hasn't done a good job. and just today we found out medicare part b is set to increase 14.5%. no one is escaping the misery index that biden and harris are giving the american people. >> jesse: michelle, as a woman, you are looking on the inside, you are the first female vice president in there. this is an office that's been held by truman and thomas jefferson and george h.w. bush. and the first female vice president is complaining during a

kamala harris is doa. blacks don't like pete. he's 5'6". >> greg: what does that have to do with it? >> geraldo: because you're popular doesn't mean you can say anything. >> jesse: how is that, geraldo? i would never. that leaves bernie sanders and the woman from georgia. that's the democrat bench. >> katie: gavin newsome. >> greg: i'm telling you, if they get her out by either forcing or resign, whoever they appoint will become the democratic president because he leaves in a year. he's not going to make it to -- >> dana: and could be the other way. they're preparing nor what if she becomes the president and you have to confirm a vice president for her? >> greg: i think it's the reverse. >> dana: could be. >> greg: i think it's the reverse. >> dana: it's very intriguing. >> greg: continuing besmirching different groups in america. >> dana: we're almost to a new year. >> jesse: i don't think he's tall enough to be president. i said it. >> katie: all right. ahead, the media covering for joe biden's failing presidency. ♪♪ ♪♪

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

is that kamala harris, is it pete buttigieg? is it joe biden? i can tell you one thing, in 2020 part of the reason joe biden ran for president, he looked at the field and decided i'm in the best position to win this. we don't know. i know it sounds like the political clock is ticking and it is still early days. the biden/obama relationship started in rocky moments, too, and became one of the strongest vice president/president relationships we've seen. stay tuned. >> evan and ba khaki, appreciate you joining me, thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> mitch mcconnell planned to disinvite donald trump from the biden inauguration. >> president biden and chinese president xi jinping have the opportunity to reset their relationship perhaps in a virtual summit today as tensions prize between the world's two largest economies. what's strong with me? what's strong with me? with me! with me! what's strong with me? with me! with me. the tempur-pedic breeze° makes sleep...feel cool. because the tempur-breeze° transfers heat away from your body... ...so you feel c

for the new fantastic book which we will discuss today the book is called radical nation joe biden kamala harris dangerous plane for america. please join me in welcoming shaun johnda stanford. >> of course. >> this is heritage. >> it looks people. >> it's a beautiful day and were really glad to have this conversation, this is a fantastic and timely book. i had the pleasure ofha being ae to read it and i have a sneak copy of one today and all of our got can take him a copy as well. i want to start their with your thinking going into the book. obviously you've written a few books before. this is your third period and this is well-timed everything that we are seeing in washington, the biden regime, the very dangerous legislative agenda. what led you to write this book what was your thinking the make you take pen to paper. >> right after it was clear that joe biden was going to become president in january, hugh mannix which is the policy division said you need to get a book out right away you're in a unique position because of your past experience the white house in the campaign to do this. t

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

it's no mystery why kamala harris was cast aside. that cnn piece complained she was a victim of sexism and racism. watch her performance in france to know why she was sidelined. build back bluster. see if you can follow this. >> we must work together to see where we are headed and where we are going and our vision for where we should be and see it as a moment to together address the challenges and to work on the opportunities that are presented by this moment. what else are you going to do to fix this problem with inflation? >> let's start with this. prices have gone up. >> in that hang time interest rates went up. >> laura: remember when they ridiculed dan quayle. they hammered him. this takes my breath away. maybe she's been hanging around biden too long. the "new york times" said it was one of the worst campaigns they had ever seen. maybe kamala harris has been just hanging out with biden too long. this is from today. >> a couple of my friends will come out. cabinet members. here we go. where is everybody? jill? >> [laughing]. >>

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

has kamala harris been down to see this facility yes or no? >> the vice president was at th border. >> has she been down to see thi facility? i know she's been in el paso, but has she seen the biden cages ? >> what are these walls? >> senator. >> has kamala harassing them, yes or no? it's a simple question, yes or no. we don't need a paragraph yes o no. has b1 harris been down to see these detention facilities? >> she has not. >> has any democratic senator o this committee been down to see those cages? >> i will once again again disagree with your use of the word cages very. >> has anybody given enough to see the children being locked u by joe biden and kamala harris because of their failed immigration policies bear. >> i cannot speak to the member of the committee. >> you don't know if any democrats have been down there? >> democrats have been down. >> to see that facility come ye or no? >> democrats a been down, but i don't know if they are members of this committee. >> how many women have been sexually assaulted being trafficked into this c

does this have something to do with kamala harris? it's no secret she has been running out of favor with the biden team. over the weekend someone at the white house leaked several stories criticizing kamala for her constant gaffes and awkward laughs. the vice president's office responded to those leaks by leaking a story of its own calling the biden team racist. chad pergram joins me now. chad, so what exactly are you hearing? >> good evening, jesse, there is a lot of conjecture right now about the future of vice president harris and lagging poll numbers. this happened at the white house yesterday during the ceremony to sign the infrastructure bill. >> please welcome heather curtainbach. >> in a moment. [laughter] >> the faux pas was probably not intentional but it underscored issues some have in the biden administration with harris. now here is a window into my world. as you know i appreciate congressional process and mechanics. so i got a message recently from someone who knows capitol hill very well and they suggested i should fami

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

so that's biden's border czar vice president kamala harris. and now sthe is in paris where she plans to discuss europe's migrant issues as the crisis at our own southerner border is raging on. goes to france where relations are fine but won't go to the southern border where a literal invasion is occurring. another said kamala harris's expertise on u.s. foreign policy is close to zero. only slightly below her latest approval rating as vice president. the rating stands at just 28% job approval. look at that. >> wow. >> harris: your thoughts. >> what do you do to my point? what do you do? joe biden is looking -- i honestly don't know. i'm glad i'm not a political advisor, spinster. what do you call a political strategy? if you are employed by the democratic party is mayor pete your answer, kamala harris isn't and joe biden isn't for the future of your party. where do you turn? all they have been able to come up with, harris, is play your greatest hit. go covid and go race. i don't know who will be the lead singer. i don't know who will be the one

growing tension between vice president kamala harris and the white house. she's not being set up to be a future president, she's being set up to fail. but west wing staffers say frustrated by what they call to be frustrated mistakes on her part. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. have you spoken with the vice president recently? has any of this come up? have you picked up on any of this tension that we're hearing about? >> congressman, we're not hearing you. maybe you might have to hit the unmute button. >> do you hear me now? >> i can hear you now, yes, sir. >> thank you. >> i was reading about this, but i'm not aware of anything of that sort. i was at the vice president's residence not very long ago. i didn't detect anything, any kind of tension. i've been in and out of the white house. and every time i've been there, i was in the company of the vice president. i didn't notice anything untoward. i'm not sure that a lot of this is not emanating from -- you know, there's always tension amongst staff, and there's always speculations about who may be

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

where is kamala harris? where is joe biden? thank you, ted cruz, for asking questions that should've been asked long ago by the white house press corps. >> harris: he's in a border state come he's familiar with this. andy biggs in arizona. they have been sounding a bell. apparently they can't hear bells of the white house. >> emily: i think it's falling on deaf ears. triple digit increase doesn't include the got-aways. just to go back for a second, this amazing infrastructure bill that was passed that will settle our economy and our tax dollars for seemingly ever. it eliminates the requirement for social security for illegal children, legal immigrant children of illegal immigrant parents. it will affect about 600,000 children. >> our tax dollars will pay for $8.2 billion with of child tax credits for illegal immigrant children and their illegal immigrant parents. it also eliminates the work requirement and everyone's favorite democrat joe manchin has something to say about it which i think will become a sticking point for theoc

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

kamala harris isn't disliked because she is non-white. she have is disliked because she has nothing to recommend her beyond those facts. harris is a talentless whose only political flair is making things worse before she arrived. wow. that is tough. ari fleischer. >> it has nothing to do with gender or race, it has nothing to do with right wing. who are the people attacking kamala harris? it is joe biden's white house. they are the ones who started this by leaking anti-harris stories. now that's why the democrats are caught in the crossfire. the idea that this is because of her race or her gender, we have to get beyond that in american politics. it is damaging to everybody in public life. this is about kamala harris and her character, her abilities. the democrats and their own primary judged her insufficient on these grounds and she had to withdraw from her campaign before the first primary took place when she ran for president. not because of her gender or race, it's because of her. and it's about time we start to judge candidates based

kamala d. harris on friday became the first woman to serve as acting president of the united states, as president biden was briefly placed under anesthesia for a routine colonoscopy. biden arrived longly before 9:00 a.m. and sent the letters to speaker nancy pelosi and patrick leahy. he spoke with harris when he resumed his duties at around 11:35 a.m. harris worked from her office in the west wing during this time the white house said today and so today on this friday, we had the first biracial black south asian woman president for 85 whole minutes and it was like totally fine. joining us is kenesha grant from howard university. congratulations to the howard university alumni kamala harris for being the first woman president of the united states. what is your thought on making history. >> it is a bright spot when i pass by the white house today, i smiled a little bit wider than i would. i think that there is a bit of space between what we tell children that they can do and what they actually ca

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

we know that if joe biden decides not to run, kamala harris will not be there. we know every single random senator, governor, member of the house, mayor, you name it male will try and throw his hat in the ring and leap frog a vice president and will have a pretty significant democratic primary situation but i think some of, you know, we need to be fair. some of these critiques may policy critiques may be something you want to look into especially if joe biden decides not to run in 2024 but we know the attacks john mccain was born in panama as far as i'm concerned. >> ted cruz. >> the birthirism, she's the immigrant of not one but two parents and a woman that's child free and married to a jewish american and the thing republicans fear and we see them resulting in really insidious insulting attacks that they've had since day one and unfortunately, she has to do her job while reflecting from that. >> and i wonder when you talk to sources do democrats understand the potential for huge backlash here? if the black woman gets left holding the bag, she should have picke

the book is called "radical nation" , joe biden and kamala harris dangerous plan for america. join me in welcoming sean spicer. [applause] so this is heritage. >> it looks beautiful it's a beautiful day in washington and we're glad to have this conversation . this is an absolutely fantastic and timely book. i had the pleasure of being able to read it and i have a sneak copy before us here today and all you get to take home a copy as well though i want to start there with your thinking into the book. obviously you've written a few booksbefore, this is your third . and this is well timed with everything that we're seeing in washington, the biden regime and it's a very dangerouslegislative agenda so what led you to write this book. what was your thinking behind it . >> right after it was clear joe biden was going to become president in january, two manic switches the publishing division knew we needed a book out right away and we were in a unique experience because of our past position at the white house to do this we said if we can do it quick we can take a look at these people