here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president biden has just brought our american military into the drama and danger of his latest efforts to rein in russian president putin. more than 8,000 troops are on high alert. i'm harris faulkner in "the faulkner focus". putin's 127,000 troops estimated to be at the border of ukraine ready to invade. putin is not bluffing. president biden is weighing his options as he is showing weakness on the world stage. mike pompeo wrote this. any capable american president would have responded to the massive military build-up on ukraine's border with preemptive crushing economic sanctions and an iron clad guarantee to help ukraine defend itself should russia invade. deterrents was lost with biden weakness. republican congressman michael mccaul says president biden is playing right into vladimir putin's hands. >> i think this president has made so many concessions with nothing in return. that's why putin smells weakness. he wanted this and i talked about it for a long time. his legacy issue.

here is harris. ♪ ♪ >> harris: promises broken. president biden failing the most basic part of the covid site, testing. we have been at this, entering our third year now. this is really basic stuff. now, and bid that testing crisis, more confusion out of the biden administration. i'm harris faulkner. you are now in "the faulkner focus." last week the cdc slash the isolation. to five days for asymptomatic of the but now dr. anthony fauci appears to be walking those guidelines back, suggesting another possible testing requirement amid a nationwide shortage. >> there has been some concerns about why we don't ask people at that 5-day period to get tested. that is something that is now under consideration. the cdc is very well aware that there has been some pushback about that. looking at it again, there might be an option that testing could be part of that. >> harris: wow. the cdc, legislating according to pushback. i don't want to say the word "politics." we'll just move on. the president also facing a series of court challenges over

. >> harris: fox news alert. the white house wants people to believe that president biden has nothing to hide if that is the case, then we ask why are they keeping the press at arm's length? there are receipts to go with that. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the numbers don't lie. analysis by the white house transition project shows president biden has conducted far fewer news conferences and interviews during his first year in office compared with the five presidents before him. so they went back. instead, biden has opted for informal questions and answers that don't leave much room for follow-up and allow him to pick and choose a lot more as you can imagine. republicans are taking notice of this. the official gop twitter account posted joe biden has not held a press conference in 68 days. the american people deserve a president who doesn't hide from the crises he has created. also this. "politico" has a nickname hiding biden. we've been hearing it for a while but it is a thing. white ho

>> harris: i'll move to this. senate democrats today are set to forge ahead with their doomed election overhaul legislation. democrats continue to rage against senators sinema and manchin. more moderates in the party during events honoring mlk junior yesterday democrats called out the pair to change what civil rights leaders call the jim crow filibuster. the senator's commitment to preserving the filibuster. vice president kamala harris here. >> bill: 100 members of the united states senate. i won't absolve nor should any of us absolve any member of the united states senate from taking on the responsibility to follow through on the oaths they all took to support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> harris: also letting it rip you might say senator raphael warnock who made history last year when he was elected georgia's first black senator. >> i submit that members of the senate regardless of their party no longer have to ask what we would have done then, we're doing whatever we would have done then

>> great question, harris. many of the laws particularly in states like georgia they are limiting voters access to the ballot. what it means is voters black and brown voters are standing in lines for three hours. they don't have access to water or food. >> harris: where is this happening? >> in black counties within the state of georgia. >> harris: what you are saying is -- go ahead. >> what i'm saying is there are already laws on the books in 19 states across this country that are limiting access to black and brown voters from gaining greater access to the ballot. that's via long lines, voting lines, ballot boxes, it is also limiting the drop-off locations for mail-in ball yons. people have to drive across a county to drop off a ballot. >> harris: when you say that i think of the record amount of americans who voted just in the most recent presidential election and the role that people of color played in putting this particular president into the white house. james clyburn should know that more than anybody. h

harris. >> harris: quarantined. that's a nice way of putting it. i believe it's segregation, am i wrong about that? they're sequestered from each other. >> it's what these parents are arguing. >> harris: let's get into it now. in new york a judge has granted a stay in that state's lawsuit over the covid-19 mask mandate. it means the mandate stays in place while the case is appealed and the schools must once again enforce it. 14 states now have mask mandates as we've seen a surge in omicron cases. jimmy failla host of fox across america on fox radio. jimmie, your humor is always cutting. this is a serious topic i know from experience your callers on radio are calling in about. you are navigating this both as a host and a parent. >> and as a parent. it does infuriate me and i'm cranky i don't want your audience to think i ate the wrong thing this morning. we're abusing kids. let's be clear about that. every one of these mask optional decisions like glenn youngkin made in virginia does not deny any parent the right to mask their kid first and foremost

harris. >> harris: we'll stay on it. thank you very much. for more on this i want to bring in joe gamaldi national vice president of the fraternal order of police. great to have you in "focus." i want to start off with what we're seeing unfold and the types of crimes. >> yeah. i think what you are seeing right now is violent criminals getting out over and over again thanks to rogue d.a.s like george gascon in l.a. in his environment we've had murders go up 71% in l.a. a complete disaster. crime and disorder everywhere you look. you have 30 municipalities voting a no confidence vote in him. if he had any shame or integrity he would resign in same from his position. when we talk about these horrific crimes that happened to that young girl like brianna we forget about the families impacted. her life was taken from her. this family will have to recover from this. nobody stops to think about the things that they have to go through on the back end of this. and the worst part about it is the d.a.s who continue to push these policies that have cause

jimmy carter, being a one-term president. >> harris: communication. harris. i talk about it everyday. they are like the two flavors in the starburst packet that to not go together. they don't. she has at so many problems, look. she is getting ready to hire jamaal simmons. her nuke communications director. kaylee, not even focused on that. i want to look at the seniority of the people that have left her team. that can lead to things like what you're talking about. i will not pull out all the names, just their titles. one of them is the director of advance. another is the deputy director of advance. another is the director of digital strategy. another is the communications chief. another is senior advisor and chief spokesperson. another is a deputy director of public engagement. another is director of press operations. that is a lot of seniority off of your team. i am not surprised that there was a giggle in this latest round. it's unfortunate. i don't know if jamaal simmons can turn it around and do a good job. >> it is a big job. jamaal simmons, as we learned

harris, this judge blamed the parents. he said it "they allowed a 16-year-old's to bring liquor to a party." they provide liquor to underage people. and there's no evidence of that. and then he said, and you wonder how these things happen. so this guy is spreading his version of morality on thick and blaming the parents for that you see on the right of your screen. cameron vaughn is the and the judge blamed the parents. >> harris: the word about consent, i know we can tie it to an age but i'm really trying to understand the morality of consent. so this defendant said, i can understand what she was saying but you were on top of her. if you can't understand what she's saying, why are you suddenly inside of her? i don't mean to be discussing for the hour but that was what was in the court record. if you can't understand that person, regardless of age, i would think that consent can't be given. that is a crime already being perpetrated. i mean, i can't understand how a judge then would turn around and blame alcohol at the part

here is harris. >> harris: we'll start with the fox news alert. president biden giving an update moments ago on what his administration is going to do as the spread of the covid variant omicron has hit critical mass. we'll stack the facts against the spin. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus". one thing is for certain, it's a fact you can't change right now. voters are not happy with this president. a new quinnipiac poll shows only 39% approve of the president's handling of the pandemic. and that is a stunning reversal from just last spring when 65% approved. in the face of those plummeting numbers, the president is still touting progress and once again pointing the finger at people who chose to be unvaccinated. some democrats are no longer looking to the white house for leadership on this. they are taking it into their own hands. senator bernie sanders introducing a bill to send high-quality n95 masks to every single american household. on the house side, representatives slotkin and ryan are urging the president and his adminis

we're seeing a pattern here now, harris. >> harris: great to have you in "focus." glad we could bring you back. thank you very much for getting us started. the big dem freak-out about a looming post pelosi era. the g.o.p. are crushing it in fundraising. the power panel flies in. first this. >> what you saw up there was some guy who wants to federalize elections. splitting the country in half like a dementia riddled transient shouting at clouds. >> harris: the backlash is fierce after president biden delivered what his critics say is a divisive speech on voting rights. bret baier is in "focus." i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! (sighs wearily) here i'll take that! (excited yell) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health. i lost 26 pounds and i feel incredible. with the new personalpoints program, i answered questions about my goals and the foods i love. i like that the ww personalpoints plan is built just for

harris faulkner is up next, "the faulkner focus". >> harris: truth revealed in video that is exclusive to fox news. we reported last summer that secret nighttime flights were happening. children who had crossed the border were being shuttled to united states airports. the biden administration tried to hide it all. now an incredible revelation. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". a group of contractors making shocking comments about the secret flights. sending migrant children from the southern border to a westchester, new york airport over the summer. >> harris: the government is betraying the american people from those contractors. one source with immigration and customs enforcement satisfy they've become travel agents for illegal immigrants. the former westchester county executive running for governor of new york with this last hour. >> this is about a broken immigration system. a federal government that is completely off the rails and out of control and lying to us, not giving us the most basic questions and answers to those and we have a right to know. and it's

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. so we showed you moments ago the vice president and the president of the united states and how they decided to pull politics into today, january 6th, one year later. this seemed to stand out. >> certain dates echo throughout history when our democracy came under assault. days that occupy not only a place on our calendars, but a place in our collective memory. december 7th, 1941. september 11th, 2001. and january 6th, 2021. >> harris: as you might imagine that is getting pushback. she compared the capitol riot that sadly resulted in five deaths. pearl harbor 2,403. september 11th 2,296. americans perished. ari fleischer fox news contributor former white house press secretary and he was in the white house when one of those events happened. ari, your response to what we've heard from the white house today. >> a couple of things. let me start with kamala harris. leave it to her to lose the high ground that she could hold on a day like today to engage in something absurd and ridiculous to

harris faulkner, here you go. here is harris. >> harris: wow. crispy creams and hat coming to him. i lost and glad to pay that debt and happy for bill. why we're starting with the white house. breaking news in this hour because the nation's governors are gathering to meet face-to-face with president biden and no doubt part of the discussion that could come up is the border crisis based on where some of them are located. but will anybody take the president to task for what his administration is trying to hide from the public with the border crisis? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". we know the biden administration has been releasing bus loads of mostly single male migrants as well as unaccompanied children into communities and that is fueling distrust and anger within the administration now. fox news has obtained leaked video of border agents really getting into it with border patrol chief ortiz during a visit with mayorkas. >> i do think that morale is at an all-time low and we're losing way too many agents. we don't give up. we stay focused. we continue to d

this is a big deal, harris. we haven't seen something like this in a few years. >> harris: quickly before and i will ask they leave the map on the screen so people can see and we can move it farther south a little bit. i was reading today because of the wind it will carry all the way down to miami they'll see in the 30s. >> record temperature lows in florida. it will be the coldest miami low in 10 years, harris, big deal. >> harris: janice dean on it for us as always. fox weather. thank you very much. before i go i want to show you this. i only have a few seconds. this is how we're feeling. i'm a jersey resident and i kept this copy of the "new york post." people are here from all over the country to support our men and women in blue and all over america. you have our back and we have yours. "the faulkner focus", "outnumbered" next. hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy,

here is harris. >> harris: the reviews are in and critics agree president biden's rare solo news conference created more problems for him and democrats. and news coming from across the world, ukraine's foreign minister said president biden just invited a russian invasion. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". president biden getting a taste of a hungryer than normal white house press corps. reporters asking him if he overpromised on the campaign trail. biden bit back saying he accomplished more in his first year than any other president. they asked about the 2024 white house race. biden insisted he would seek reelection with vice president kamala harris as his running mate and at one point who has failed to unite his own political party? the president blamed republicans for his legislative failures. >> president biden: i did not anticipate that there would be such a stalwart effort to make sure that the most important thing was that president biden didn't get anything done. >> harris: really? democrats infighting is not getting in the way? here is the cover of the "new yo

. >> harris: we'll see. it wasn't about the answer but the mic he forgot or didn't know or care was on. we got the real deal. jackie, thank you. general jack keane fox news senior strategic analyst, retired four star general and chairman at the institute for the study of war is in "focus" now. i want to unpack this. the opening statements at the news conference wednesday and why it was more than problematic for the foreign minister of ukraine. he called it a green light. >> is that to me? i got you. i thought you were playing the tape. i'm sorry. so listen, certainly that was a huge mistake. despite the fact that the president has tried to recover that and walk it back the problem we have is we are relying on a high-risk policy to deter aggression. most of us believe if we're going to deter putin from invading ukraine we had to take preemptive action. that is sanctions before the invasion, military action in terms of significant increased lethal capability and offensive weapon capability to the ukrainians an

emily. >> emily: things, harris. first of all, tomi, i love that you quoted john dutton, as long as you don't say "spoiler load." there are two major problems. unworkable, impractical solution to these symptoms, rather than the underlying issue. it actually falls on its face constitutionally. we know that it discriminates plainly on the issue of race, but it has to have a strict scrutiny standard. the law has to be narrowly tailored to serve compelling state interest. here, sure, there is no one that can arguably -- that can argue effectively that this is narrowly tailored to such. what i mean about the underlying issue is that i understand that these black and brown communities suffer more from underlying factors like obesity and kidney failure and diabetes, absolutely. and they are not represented in the higher concentration in age, which is number one, but the answer is to not allocate resources in this way that detracts from those populations that are suffering from the highest ratio, which is those that are olde

here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert. major action at the u.s. supreme court that could have big consequences on how much power president biden should have. the justices right now are hearing emergency oral arguments challenging biden's sweeping covid vaccine mandates and plaintiffs are arguing that states, not washington, should have authority over the mandates and calling the federal crackdown unnecessary and counterproductive. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". two mandates. a vaccine and testing and masking order for businesses of 100 or more employees. the second a measure requiring hospital and healthcare workers to be vaccinated at most facilities. those orders combined affect more than 100 million workers. so that's where we are today. let's flashback to the white house's earlier take on mandates. >> you don't want a mandate and force anyone to take the vaccine. we've never done that. >> president biden: i don't think it should be mandatory. >> no federal mandate requiring everyone to obtain a single vaccination cred

. >> dana: here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert. america's law enforcement are being attacked, ambushed, killed, and after a violent weekend against our cops, we are now at critical mass. we cannot accept this for them or for ourselves. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". in new york city a rookie cop and two other officers were ambushed in a neighborhood in harlem. 22-year-old jason rivera was shot and killed when they were responding to a domestic dispute. one of those fellow officers remains hospitalized at this hour, 27-year-old wilbert mora and the suspect, police shot him and he is in critical condition. these details are very familiar, unfortunately. authorities say he was on probation for a 2003 drug-related conviction and he had four prior arrests outside the city for various charges including assaulting a police officer. the cover of the "new york post" is paying tribute to the fallen officer and calling the shooter a cold blooded killer. on this 24th day of january, already five new york city police o

here's harris. >> harris: the coronavirus is very much not shut down. the united states is shattered a new global daily record of covid cases. i'm harris faulkner. you're in the "the faulkner focus." more than one million people in america tested positive for covid-19. yesterday, alone. as what they are calling a tsunami of omicron is swamping every aspect of daily american life. that stunning number nearly doubled the record set less than two weeks ago. this week the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments on president biden's controversial federal and private employer covid mandate. sean hannity putting the blame on where we are now on one man. >> we now know there was no plan to shut down the virus. joe didn't have a plan to get enough covid-19 tests into the market. and december 2020 joe biden called the testing shortage a travesty. where is joe's operation warp speed for testing american when they need a test? >> harris: adding to the president's concerns or woes at this point, another legal blow as federal judge granted temporary reprieve to group

here is harris in "the faulkner focus". >> harris: how did teachers unions get so much power in our lives? one of america's largest school districts has canceled classes right after the union took a vote to kill in-person learning again. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". nearly 300,000 chicago public school students won't have class today. here is why. 73% of the chicago teachers union voted last night in favor of switching to remote-only learning. they couldn't even get that going in time. the kids are going to school for free lunch today. the teachers are at home. teachers refusing to return to the classroom until the omicron surge ends or new safety measures are put in place. but wait, they told us they have a 90% vaccination rate. they told us that remote learning has a negative impact on children's mental health. the science has told us that part. in fact, in this first week of the year, we're seeing more school districts across the nation going backwards to remote learning. the american federal teachers union president tweeted this. we know kids do better in p

>> harris, good afternoon. i think you all have hit a lot of the points directly, and pledge not once and not twice but multiple times on debate stages and elsewhere that, if he was president and if a vacancy on the supreme court came open, he would nominate a black woman to be on the court. he said it's time to have that representation to the court. i think jonathan turley makes an excellent point about those questions, especially since the cases that are coming before the supreme court on racial issues, especially when it comes to admissions and colleges and how that all factors in. but that's what he said and i think you will see some shows like patty murray tweeting out that they are hoping that that's what he does. this doesn't change the political environment and whenever there's a retirement or an opening in the supreme court, it changes the dynamic. to guide benson's point earlier, it's not just one site that changes but it's both sides because suddenly the issues that become -- that surround a nominati

your serve, harris. >> harris: i'm going to punt write to cheryl. >> cheryl: okay, this is my favorite of this. instead of saying guys or gals, like hey guys, a gals, you're supposed to say, hey folks, a-team, hey y'all. i mean i'm from texas, i can say y'all. i found one thing in this entire thing that i liked and that was it but otherwise this is ridiculous. kennedy? >> kennedy: hey, guys. i say hey guys. guys, dinner's on the table. >> harris: especially when they won't listen to you. you have to do everything. >> kennedy: and when you have one child seated, it drives me batty. whenever i hear the word grandfather to come up with something supposed to be grandfathered into a contract, i fly into a murderous rage and a wrap up the contract like nancy pelosi with a president trump state of the union speech, because it's just it's so unfair to grandfather's. i don't understand it. it's meaningless. they are going to render of the english language totally useless. people like c.s. lewis are spinning in his grave. this is taking the phrase a murder your darlings way too literally and you

[laughter] >> harris: you're coming with it. joe concha, we've seen this happen in new york under the previous administration. i remember a situation where we were on the l ie on the other end where people were stuck in their cars people died during those storms. kayleigh has a good point. why are we not better prepare for this? >> joe: that's the thing. having lived in that area as well, it's amazing that the maryland, d.c., virginia becomes paralyzed during a winter storm, they don't come off them but they, not for you should have the resources and plans in place. but look, ralph northam is the governor. it is not glenn youngkin them as mcenany has said. it seems like he's bloom walk out the door. 20 hours after this, you've got that reference, ralph northam is yet to hold a press conference. he's tweeting instead. it's a election of duty pay the national guard need to be called in here yesterday appeared all hands on deck, it did not happen, now people have died as a result of this governor who does not care all that much bec

. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner and we're covering this hour of the hearing there with dr. fauci and dr. walensky, the cdc director. it just got really heated and we wanted to pull back for just a moment because we want to get some perspective on where we are in our fight against covid-19 and that was quite a fight. dr. marc siegel in focus now. fox news contributor, professor at nyu langone medical center. what do you make of that, doctor? >> it was a really amazing personal attack that went on. i have to tell you, i know both of these men very well and i have a positive feeling about both of them. i have met with senator paul, i think he is an excellent physician not just a senator. i think this has turned into a personal issue. dr. fauci i would say only one thing on the negative side. he tends to be dogmatic. if he has an idea he sticks to it and maybe doesn't pivot quickly enough. we're in a position where everyone is frustrated and had covid already and got reinfected. what happened to the idea was i protected by immunity or i had a vaccine and booster and still got i

. >> emily: exactly, harris. there was an incredible so many tense moments frankly especially between dr. fauci and senator rounds paul i thought there was a lot of finger-pointing going on, lots of accusations of stoking criticism of the media that lead to unhealthy discussions about policy attacks on a personal level rather than discussing the policies in truth and of these official accountability for that. >> harris: all that aside i wanted to go back to what she just said. you are talking to millions of people now, not just the room. no the room, that's fine. but the bigger room is out here. that didn't make any sense, was that useful what she said and isn't testing the thing? don't we want to understand? >> kayleigh: absolutely. and we were promised testing but you hit on a really important point, so much mixed messaging. the cdc guideline, the great example reducing the isolation time and saying you don't need to test at the end, even if you might still have viral loads that you are spewing to others and th

i'm harris faulkner and that you are watching "outnumbered." joining me now as emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany, fox nation host tomi lahren, former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. it's going to be a great hour, good to see everybody. according to the new guidance updated in december, the fda says there are a number of factors to consider when determining who is at high risk as a patient and who will be eligible for certain covid treatments. age and obesity are the top ones. but the fda says race and ethnicity should be on that list. the new guidance reading this way, other medical conditions or factors, for example, race or ethnicity, may also place individual patients at high risk for progression to severe covid-19. now, i want to point out that unless someone got a medical degree over the weekend, none of us are doctors but we all live in the real world. and it jason, when you are asking people to do things and mandating that people do things, a mix prioritizing other people specifically difficult i would imagine in

well protected. >> harris: and team is recommending all u.s. athletes to leave their personal electronic devices at home and instead use burner phones to avoid it chinese spies at the olympics the next month. the u.k., canada and netherlands issuing similar warnings. that's the latest controversy surrounding the games. there are questions whether some olympic merchandise in beijing is made and we are camps, and new safety concerns as it beijing reports his first omicron case and it china locks down a third city over covid. really, one case? does anyone actually believe that? okay, anyway. that makes a total of about 20 million people there confined to their homes. organ, i'm coming to you first. we have to bust what's not really not. >> morgan: i would be incredibly careful traveling to china in general even as a tourist or a business person and i've written about this extensively. if you do have to go, no matter whether you are going for pleasure or for business, you should always take a burner phone with you. this is a long time that we have

he is now the fifth harris staffer to leave. in "the washington post" is reporting then another is also looking to resign soon. all of this as they are up in claims of tension in the vice president's office. that includes a blistering report describing harris as a bully who dishes out "soul destroying criticism. but a source close said that he is still on good terms with the vice president. emily, they are been a lot of reports from "the washington post," to the cnn one that had nearly three dozen sources, they talk about the vice president not being confident, being hard on staff and this is bad for the number two person in the line of succession, a history going back to california. spill and that's exactly right, not only going back to the attorney general, but also on the campaign, remember when she dropped out of the race there were tons of reporting about office infighting and associate civil war between the staff and the conflict with a lot of the family members that held divisions in her campaign staff and those that felt

we will see you at the top of the hour. >> harris: the goat. is he or is he not still going to play football? the sports world was on fire over the weekend after espn's top nfl reporter said the seven-time super bowl champion was retiring after 22 seasons. the story was off and running. but tom brady's dad says no final decision has actually been made, we have not heard from tom brady himself, it seems that the tampa bay buccaneers say it is news to them, agents push back on the story and some reporters did not go to the source. i am going to go with the source of the biggest fan i know of tom brady and the bucs right now and that is kayleigh mcenany. >> kayleigh: that is me. look, harris, tampa bay and the mek in any family have been all over this over the weekend. i am having lunch with my parents, the news that tom is retiring, my dad is heartbroken, and here is my daughter with her tom brady jersey on, and then we find out, oh, wait, maybe it's not true. tom brady has brought us a lot of joy here in florida as a super bowl victory, and i ju

i'm harris faulkner. here today kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno, fox business' dagen mcdowell is in the house and in the center seat, joe concha, fox news contributor and media columnist for the hill. the last time president biden held a solo white house news conference was nearly a year ago. at that lecter, democrats are hoping he can turn the page now from the parties setbacks of the white house reportedly considered a new communications strategy. they are going to do a reset. president biden has given fewer than half as many news conferences as any modern president at this point in their term. president biden's three immediate predecessors all held double digit news conferences by this point in their terms. joe, i am coming to you first. >> as you noted he hasn't held a solo press conference at the white house nearly 300 days. as a dad, i can tell you that's enough to carry a baby to full term and take a month off to enjoy the moment. this will be as big a test. got to put it in context. this will

kamala harris is out of her league and incompetent. members of her own staff refer to her as a soul destroying bully, they have been leaving in droves, she's to lazy to read she's lashing out at others when she is painfully unprepared for it i don't know who's going to be on the democratic ticket in 2024 but if they want any chance of winning the dnc would be wise to kick dumb and dumber here to the curb. i don't think hillary is the answer either. herewith reaction is what the trump organization donald trump jr. is with us. 33 percent approval road in great we saw the supreme court ruling today. a 40-year high with inflation. that is costing the average american family poor, middle class in particular an extra $5,000. oil now is at 85 bucks of oil a barrel. it was at 20 something when your dad was president. we were energy independent. build back better is dead. the borders are wide open. the filibuster scheme failed. i guess the question is, do you miss me yet, meaning your dad and the answer is overwhelmingly yes. >> it should be. i

harris, your thoughts? >> harris: it's too bad they didn't make the roller to privileged mean patriotic because my dad said it is a privilege to serve america. it's a blessing and a privilege. it is a privilege to lay down your life for this country. if it were necessary. it is a privilege to lead with the american flag on your chest. those things are patriotic and they are privileges but i don't think that's what they mean here. so maybe they just sit down and let other people handle the toys? i don't know. >> kayleigh: this is so sad to me, we are used to the vulcanization of society, the left hitting groups, and to do that to children, you have to put a little spot on a bingo card if you are a christian. if you are the child of an military family, pitting children against each other is next level sick. >> marc: keep up the crazy. if you like glenn youngkin's victory, you will of the 2022 midterms. the pandemic has been a disaster for american kids but it has one silver lining, it woke in a sleeping giant

harris, your thoughts? >> harris: we are fast becoming a society of cowards who are faceless on twitter. i don't even trust people's avatars anymore. they should just put up a sign that says, "i am a coward." there is no justification, no debate or argument for going after someone who has a different view than you do, and then stomping on their graves. if you want to debate, if you want to talk about the topics and the facts and the factoids and all of that, that's fine. but where we are now is a place where we literally want to see the side that doesn't agree with one, died. is that really where you want to be as a society? let me tell you, the worst nature of us will oblige that. i don't think we want our kids seeing it. i know we don't want to live in that place. by the way, the cdc, the fda, they could get together on whether to booster 12 and 15-year-olds at the same time. this is a fluid situation, but we don't have to hate each other for it. the president deals this, too paid and are you talking abou

but, lana harris is horrible. i don't think there's any other department had where they lost seven key employees. the only person to work with he is her husband derek he should be appointed chief of staff within her office. she is unlikable and has been like that she and she was attorney general of california. no one likes to work with her because she she only thinks about herself. the term malaise in which tammy echoed and, lahair's use, this country has gone backwards the last nine months. they did everything possible to undo all of president trump. what they have done is put this country in chaos. they are afraid. they are afraid of 2022 because they know it will be a public rejection of everything joe biden and kamala harris have done. >> my new year's resolution is to break bread with leo to .0. that's an inside joke. obviously he got it. thank you both. straight ahead an update. alec baldwin's involvement in the shooting on the set of rust. why won't he turn over his phone ? sara carter continuing her report

i am harris faulkner and it you are watching "outnumbered." i'm joined by my cohost emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, democratic strategist jim arnold and in the center seat, fox & friends weekend cohost and host of miseducation of america, pete hegseth. we will get into that later. a new gallup poll highlights a dramatic shift in u.s. politics, showing more americans see themselves as republicans or a leading conservative and the g.o.p. is holding a five-point lead on that front. the democrats had a nearly ten-point edge about a year ago. think about that, not just the flip, but a big one. in fact president biden's party had the highest approval in decades when he first took office last january. now the stunning reversal. why they blame the biden administration's missteps for it. one democrat strategist is pointing fingers elsewhere. >> he got infrastructure success which is a good thing because it success breeds success. but i think the problem of the democrats is not that they have bad leaders, they have bad followers. >> harris: so you

that's 1-800-217-3217 >> harris: it we started with 127,000, why not? russian president vladimir putin now sending more troops, tanks and artillery units to the border. the united states and our allies are struggling to reach an agreement with moscow that would prevent this full-scale invasion from happening. the u.s. rejecting the kremlin's central demand which was to promise that ukraine would never become part of nato, and now, a top state department official says, they have every indication that russia is planning to use military force on ukraine by mid-february. fox news correspondent benjamin hall questions the secretary of state anthony lincoln on the administration russia strategy or lack thereof. >> at what point do you stop playing russia's game and take preemptive action now? >> we are, as you know, not standing still. and a walk and chew gum at the same time which is very much what we've been doing. the work that we've done over the past couple of months and bringing allies and partners together around massive consequences for russia, should

that tells you all you need to know about the disaster of biden and harris and as vice president harris called out by a friendly reporter there is crazy rumors about a biden-cheney ticket who would leave out either way in the "new york times" they did not endorse kamala harris. she got out of the race early. they endorsed two women. amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren. how in the world did we get stuck with this woman as vice president hot democrats didn't even want? >> rachel: yeah, i was pouring over those numbers too. the ones that stuck out with me was the hispanic numbers. look at this, hispanics only 28% approval for joe biden. that's lower than white people than any other demographic. it turns out, kellyanne, that hispanics dislike joe biden than anyone else. this has to have them more than just worried. >> right. you are used to shooting the messenger. used to saying well, that's because people are racist, hispanic was, that's because they are sexist. women now have a disapproval rating of our female vice president. so the usual screams and slurs against people aren't holding up.

let's remember, kamala harris is a gaffe machine. they wrote that speech for her and she read it off a teleprompter! that means everybody sat around and they said, this january 6th, september 11th and pearl harbor analogy makes a ton of sense. remember the joe biden gettysburg address argument which is beyond absurd? if you have studied history very much at all, most people immediately panned the speech that abraham lincoln gave at gettysburg as not being very good or worthy of the moment. if i remember correctly, and whatever it was actually the keynote speaker there and went on for hours but lincoln's speech was roundly condemned. that's because history in the immediate aftermath of events is often a very poor judge of what matters. the democrats have argued forever that we are on the right side of history. >> sean: they could write their final report now but they'll save it a week before the midterms. i hate trump, hate trump, i blame trump, i blame trump. >> it's there are only calling card! >> sean: it's a predetermined outcome.

to another point made on harris' show, senator kennedy made it with you, harris. it was this. why are we taking things off the table? biden announcing we will never send u.s. troops to ukraine. that may be true. no one wants to see troops go abroad. why do you tell this to the world? his strategy is nonsensible, steve. >> well, it doesn't make a lot of sense. the ultimate consequence, we're going to have significant consequences after the invasion. the main consequence after the invasion is you've got a bunch of russian guys in ukraine. then what's gonna happen? i think, you know, the ultimate sanction right now should be pull the plug, joe biden, on the pipeline. that is a gusher of cash for putin. hit him where it really counts, in the wallet. ultimately, here's the problem. here's the reason cable news, for the last 36 hours, has been talking about russia. that's because joe biden had a press conference almost two hours long and made a bunch of mistakes. that was the biggest one. but here's one of the things he said at the very beginning of the press conference. and that is

this is what kamala harris is doing. look inside herself, fine by people don't like her, see what she can do better. instead of paying people to spin for her. if i knew i was doing a network overview and i had the 28% approval rating come i would lock myself in a room with all of my aids the entire day before and i would work the whole thing out. i know they'd ask about covid, the ticket, the testing. i knew it was coming and i would be fluent in it. what did she do instead? she walks into the interview like she's going on a canoe trip. where do i sit? maybe i'll dip my paddle. this is serious stuff. and a lot of people don't talk about this. she's a heartbeat away from the presidency. god forbid anything ever happen to joe biden. she is the commander in chief. is she confident kamala harris could calculate a risk assessment and a pacific theater of china or north korea. i don't think she could handle it. people are very concerned about that. >> including whoopi goldberg on the view. listen. >> not only is it insulting,

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what would kamala harris say to that? on what grounds would she say russians who just won a better life with their families in the ukraine that the kids come to the ukraine? if the russians -- lazarus, kamala harris would have to support them and their voting rights in the ukraine. unfortunately for them, the russians are also soap literal for this. when they invade a country, they just call it an invasion. you still have to wonder, invasion or not, why is any of this profound concern of ours? why would you consider risking american lives or sending billions of dollars to stop it? there are multiple border wars underway around the world, multiple just on the continent of africa right now. there always have been. many are dying in those wars, and yet, harris is not agitating for american troops to congo. how come? we can only speculate. but we do know is that the administration's russia policy would only make sense if your goal is to greatly hurt the united states of america. already, we have spent nearly $4 billion in aid

get over donald trump, kamala harris and democrats can't. they give us fear, they sell fear in new york and to americans and all you are doing is voting for their power, not yours. >> todd: david webb, we appreciate your insight on this. very important to hear exactly what you you said on both topics. ashley, over to you. >> ashley: todd, time is 5:20 on the east coast. most chicago teachers refuse to go to work, one educator is determined to get back in the classroom and make his mark on america. >> despite the answer, i can't right now. ♪ >> ashley: good for him, inspiring teacher sharing his message with us next. let me be direct. why would you pay more than double for teeth straightening with invisalign? with smiledirectclub, you get a doctor-directed smile you love for sixty percent less. that's a lot less. like a lot. choose smile. choose direct. ♪ smiledirectclub ♪ ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu? sorry,

harry reid said light skin and he could turn off and on his dialect. it was almost exactly what joe biden said when he discouraged obama as clean and articulate. the first person was an african american candidate. finally, they reviewed senatorial careers as a family franchise. if you wanted to have a federal or state contract or you wanted to get in on one in nevada, you had to do business with the reid family, son-in-law and same is true with joe biden. they viewed their careers as making rich. the hard lift took over the democratic party. that old guard in biden and reid were opportunistic. they didn't have principles. they viewed the career about getting rich rather than working for the american people. >> laura: i have to switch gears and go to this hyperbolic dramatic cnn special they are doing on thursday and other media outlets regime, dinesh, about january 6th. why are they doing this, and what does this really mean, given all of the problems the country is now facing with supply chain still covid and the rest? >> i wouldn't say january 6th is

biden and harris echoed this dangerous life. they accused donald trump of cheating with vladimir putin himself.f. all of this has been debunked completely and they said it over and over again. adam schiff, another schiff show, he sits on the committee when he led the effort andy lead the lie, the conspiracy theories, the hoax and we never talk about that? take a look. >> how do you fight? >> you are absolutely right. >> the president is annd illegitimate racist occupying the white house who has defined himself over and over again. >> i believe hegi knows he is an illegitimate president. he knows! he knows that there were a bunch of different reasons why the election turned out the way it did. >> the russian weighing in on the election, and frankly the fbi is weighing in on the election. i think it makes this election illegitimate. >> it was a legitimate. my biggest fear is he will do it again with his best pal. and we will be stuck for six more years with this guy. and that is terrifying. that is terrifying. >> would you be vice