at home with ruth may harris. she sang in front of thousands in 1963 as martin luther king gave his historic i have a dream speech that then harris says she felt free despite all the possibilities. and i'm sorry, people have had to die. we've been to jail. some people have been beaten. i've been in jail. still fighting for the right to go. back this day. 2021. we still fighting for the right to bow. what does freedom mean to you personally? they say they're free now. who is a constant struggle? oh, they say that, oh, not even america's 1st black president could make a decisive improvement in this struggle. her hope now lies in obama's former vice president, joe biden. we're the ones who put him in office. he is trying to help the community. like i said, it takes the both current but the both congress to come together and pass the laws . he can't do anything by himself. black congregation still play a big role. and so does the music. before cove at 193000 people showed up to harris's church every sunday. mount zion

oh, ruther may, harris is 81. at the albany civil rights museum in georgia, she evokes the past a time when black americans fought for their right to vote. as a young woman, harris was a part of the legendary freedom sinners. they were the soundtrack to the civil rights movement of the 19600. 2 because i want to keep the song to lie in that or the song to the civil rights movie, played a very important role during the civil rights movement. and they still play important role right now. because the songs keep you from being afraid. harris pictured here on the right was 22 at the time. she still feels the need to have her voice heard. oh voting rights move further restricted in georgia last year as well, which unsettles her they're trying to put us back into slavery. ah, the white folks trying to take back over, they say they, they own this land, which they do not. that's where we find that freedom is a constant struggle. younger people are taking to the streets. one campaign is aimed at motivating black citizens to

allah harris will be the person and position. i mean, she has worse approval ratings than joe biden. she can answer a question, she used to laugh now she gets the confrontational, i mean that they're in a, in a disaster fe, the total disaster phase. but it's interesting, you know, buying today said that republicans come up to him and they say, you know, we're with you on these and these bills are, but if we can't do it, it will get primarily said 5 republicans have come up to him. and then he whispers, you know, like 90 percent of the schools are up in 90 percent. it just it just pathetic. it really is been steve. your point. he announces press conference. he did say that he was around 2024. he was going to keep comma harris on the ticket, a lot of democrats and you know what happens, don't run again. how do you just do what your job right now? tell people you're not doing. all of these moved to play out. so i've had ask you on this robin, would it have been better for in his 1st day of his 2nd 2nd year in office? if you said you

harris pictured here on the right was 22 at the time. she still feels the need to have her voice heard. oh, voting rights were further restricted in georgia last year as well, which unsettles her they're trying to put us back into slavery. ah, the white folks are trying to take back over, they say they, they own this land, which they do not. that's where we find that freedom is a constant struggle. younger people are taking to the streets. one campaign is aimed at motivating black citizens to vote in future elections despite the continuous new hurdles in georgia. biden, one by a margin of almost 3 percent. thanks to a record turnout of black voters. the republicans promptly changed electro laws. absentee voting rules were tightened and voting ours shortened part of the law is now is that you have to have a driver's license and we know that in the african american to me, a lot of people don't have the proper id to do that. and so i think that's just another way, another way to hold us magland to hold us down from voting here in the southe

i me him as president there combined speech time from him and also his vice president, common harris. they started talking pretty much the top of the house that was roughly 3536, maybe 37 minutes come le harris, talking initially about how she had been in the capital building on the morning of january. the 6th. she wasn't on capitol hill when the right started when it took place, but she felt for and was worried about her staff inside the building who were literally using filing cabinets to barricade themselves into a safe location. created the decision they're taken by mister biden. and mrs. harris, the speech rights as she was talking about the, the very local picture, the picture that we learned about from people like her people who had lived and worked in and around that building up to the events of gender. the 6, their experiences of that awful period of a couple of hours, i guess it was when so many police officers were injured to many people lost their lives on that day. and as we've been hearing here on out here in the past couple of hours, the criminal proceedings are still o

[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

i am especially pleased to join you today as we mark the one-year anniversary of the biden-harris administration. [applause] ms. fudge: exactly 365 days have passed since joe biden took the oath of office. when i reflect on the road our nation has traveled during the past 365 days, i am reminded of the poet mona lee jones, and she writes " it has been a marvelous journey so far. we have had to kick some fairly sharp tu --large stones. " it really has been a marvelous journey so far. we have fallen and gotten up again. yes, we have had joy in our travels and even found some folks we could love. walls and if you are out there, i love you. all my friends who are out there. no matter what has happened, or what you are going through try to enjoy your journey. you better the lives of the people you serve. during the past year our nation has maneuvered around some sharp turns along the way, and we have removed some obstacles that block our path. at times we fell down and stepped back when the road wasn't certain. yet despite all the adversity, we got back on our feet moving forward. i am a person of st

the biden-harris administration and the sba have spoken this past year on meeting small businesses where they are, and filling gaps in relief to ensure equitable recovery for all our hard-working entrepreneurs. giving more ppp into the hands of those who really need it, increasing loan sizes and flexibility of our low-cost program, and dispersing gradually -- gradually. the sba delivered more than $450 billion in financial relief to support 6 million small businesses. we're delivering on the promise of forgiveness made to over 13 million small businesses for our ppp loans. working alongside you together with local organization in your own backyard with our expanded lending network, and powering financial institutions. and we have made these connections and stronger with the launch the american rescue plan's supportive network powering over 450 new touch point organizations in your community is focusing on underserved and highly entrepreneurial communities. and we are committed to continuing to build on this work because america's cities are defined by small businesses. as mayors, you get

s. president joe biden and vice president ah, harris spoke speaking on the speaking to the nation. we just heard part of that what stood out for you. so we really experience a historic moment. this was not only one of the, the strongest, maybe the strongest speech of president biden since he is president. it is really rare to hear such a harsh and, and personal a criticism of from a sitting president about a former president. i mean, he biden, it said the president, a former presidential has a bruised ego, for example. so many expected that biden would kind of re, affirmed the durability of the union as presidents typically do in moments like that. but he really went hard on trump, and he obviously has given up to build bridges to reach out to those who still stand firmly with the former president. so a william grew croft a speech, not so much to unite the nation as to as to say as to highlight this divide and say we have to do something about it. yeah, i think he had to walk a very fine line between not sounding too pessimistic and grave while also highlighting how grave the situa

that film down on thank you very much for doing present harris, my ciocca, a virtual tour vaccination, shannon arizona, a los angeles and i one my daughter to long beach long beach. thank you a days you and are going to write yet another chapter in the beautiful story of the french mainstream media is suggesting just a year into his presidency that maybe biden shouldn't run again in 2024. some are suggesting hillary clinton again, or maybe biden could add trump's arch enemy republican lose cheney to the ticket. a lot of biden's voters have turned against him. the 14 point shift to republicans that just took place around the country is the biggest on record. it's pretty safe to say that joe biden's 1st year in office hasn't gone so well for him. he's pretty unlikely to get his face added to mount rushmore anytime soon. that sad, this is america, and he still gets 3 more years. gail mapping, rti new york new york times, which tenaciously covered the d funds, the police movement now report they could have been linked to a rising crime will bring you that story and more of the bank with a

s. capital by president joe biden, and vice president campbell harris of address the nation pushing the importance of resilience and democracy with biden direct, late blaming. donald trump. for the finance former president, united states of america has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done so because he values power over principle. because he sees his own interest is more important than his country's interest and america's interest. and because his bruised ego matters more to ham than our democracy or our constitution, he can accept he lost. remember these events of january the 6th last year, which shocked americans and people all over the world, hundreds storming the country seat of democracy, spurred on by trump false claims that he had won the 2020 election. let us not forget that 5 people died, including a police officer. hundreds have been arrested and charged him while the physical damage has been repaired. the day remains divisive. let's go to capitol hill. my can are on this one year anniversary. i'm not sure i've heard joe biden sound that forceful

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

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

this is exactly what is happening, so, for kamala harris in the vice president to insinuate or refer to the victories we have had over the last year, i would have to take offense to that. i would have to say that we have had anything but victories over the past year. by the way, a year ago, i want -- i think it is important to note, i acknowledge that joe biden was president and that he was elected president and i committed to try and work with him to try and find common ground, to move this country forward. everything that this president and administration have done is in a partisan fashion and we have not had the opportunity to work together. host: let me get your reaction to the speaker because yesterday she laid out the idea that democrats could move forward with a scaled-back agenda and i am wondering if you could work with that. here's what she had to say. [video clip] >> let us talk about health, so important that the legislation that millions of more people will have access to health care at a very low cost because of what is in the bill in terms of expanding the affordable c

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

but where the biden/harris administration is failing is in communication. and by the way, it's the reason democrats lost in particularly some hispanic areas in the 2020 election. it is so negative. it is always about the bad news when it comes to the pandemic. and the truth is, craig, there's a lot of good news out there. even former administration officials are telling the biden administration that it's time to get the country out of this state of panic. this state of alarm that people just cannot handle anymore. and that they can see isn't justified. i've run into dozens of people in the last few weeks who said i was so afraid of getting sick with this disease, and i had it, and i didn't even notice. of course, that's not everyone. there are some people, a lot of people have passed away and a lot of people have gotten very sick, but the truth still is that for most americans, getting infected with covid-19 is not a life-altering event. it's something that most people recover from and the administration just focuses all the time on the bad news. there's a

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

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: 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

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

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

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

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

is it harry sitting in his office? is it harry leaning on a cactus? is it harry high-fiving bryce harper? well, we will find out soon enough, just as soon as the vice president finishes his remarks. actually, you might be here a while. in any case, let me welcome everyone. congratulations, harry. now, on with the show. nancy pelosi: good afternoon, everyone. thank you leader mcconnell for your hospitality, your kind words about our special guest. the presence of such honored guest is a potent testimony to the towering leadership of harry reid. vice president joe biden, president of the senate, the best and most beloved vice president in our history, and i mean that sincerely. [applause] nancy pelosi: secretary hillary clinton. [applause] nancy pelosi: thank you for your immeasurable contributions and leadership to our country. senator chuck schumer, an outstanding leader in his own right, who will build on senator harry reid's legacy. [applause] nancy pelosi: when i first learned of the ceremony, i thought there would be only one musical accompaniment

that's harry. that's america. here's someone mark twain himself would have written about as a defining character in the american story, had he known harry. to his staff, known as team reid, you lost an incredibly genuine role model. but we see you carrying on hmr's legacy. people of nevada, you lost a beloved son, but his spirit's always going to burn as bright as the desert sun. as a nation, we lost a giant american. a plainspoken, honorable, decent, brave, unyielding man. may this be his legacy. call on each of us to be our best and speak truth from the heart, to take up the remaining rounds of harry reid's good fight for the america we all love. what a gift. i mean this from the bottom of my heart. what a gift. what a life of a nation he turned until his last breath. landra, god bless you. god bless the entire family. may god bless my friend, harry. a great american. and god protect our troops. >> the president there wrapping up funeral services for former senate majority leader harry reid, concluding the speak

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

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

>> 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 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

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

and his vice president. com la harris any moment. now, the event started when mr. trump held a rally near the white house, 2 quotes stop the steel of the 2020 election for people died on the day of the riot . and about 140 police officers were injured. we have correspondence covering the story in a moment, goes to alan fisher to look at the wider political implications of the anniversary 1st. mike, hannah joins us from the capital building. might just take us through what we can expect in the next hour or so, please. well, president biden, accompanied by his vice president, camilla harris has just arrived here on the hill in the capital. he responded to a shouted question as he walked past a group of reporters saying that i am praying that we'll never have another day, like the day we had this, obviously in reference to the reason why he's here to commemorate that january the 6th occasion. when supporters of donald trump stormed the same capital, now president biden is going to be talking within minutes from the statutory hall. busy

s. president joe biden and vice president campbell harris. have issued warnings about the fragility of america's democracy and how it must be protected. the to be speaking on the one year anniversary of the attack on capitol hill. former president, united states of america has created and spread a web of wise by the 2020 election.

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

harry always chose progress. and that pragmatism made harry adaptable. when he first got to washington, his voting record was not so different than those who represented his state in the past, holding traditional positions on issues like gun rights, immigration, reproductive health. but as nevada and the country changed, as harry met more and more people from different walks of life and realized their struggles were not that different from his family struggles in searchlight, harry's use on some of these issues change as well. he did not consider that a weakness. he understood that he was not always going to be right about everything. he knew how to listen, to learn. he was humble enough to admit when he had to change his mind and grow. and by the way, speaking from personal experience, it helps when you are married to somebody who is wiser and brighter than you. [laughter] i know something about that. after harry introduced a bill repealing birthright citizenship in the 1990's, for example, his wife pointed out that his own father had been a russian imm

. >> 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

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,

harry reid. >> that's a beautiful thing to be said about harry reid. geoff, are there going to be many republicans paying tribute to reid today or next week at the capitol? i mean, when you give the length of his tenure serving in congress, yes, the end of his tenure, he had gotten right into the mix of the extreme partisanship of this country, but he preceded that as well. when you had democrats and republicans working alongside one another across the aisle. >> that's true, and based on leigh ann's reporting, there are a couple of current republican lawmakers who are there in las vegas to pay their respects and we'll certainly see more next week when the late senator lies in state at the u.s. capitol. i'll tell you, though, i'm struck by the written statement that president biden released where he said that harry reid was focused on attaining power not just for power's sake but to use it, to wield it to help people like him, and to help families like his, and it speaks to the point that senator moseley braun made f. you look at harry reid's life, his

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

ent kamala harris was at dnc headquarters that day when a pipe bomb was discovered outside. new questions about her safety. >>> and my broadcast exclusive with speaker nancy pelosi on this solemn anniversary. >> it breaks your heart. it's as if somebody in the white house dropped a bomb on the congress of the united states. >> pelosi on the investigation the stunning moment she was escorted out of the house chamber and what she now says about this infamous image, a rioter sitting at her desk. >>> also tonight the omicron wave a record number of children hospitalized, and the top health experts who say covid is the new normal what they're urging president biden to do. >>> and the major winter storm blasting the south with snow, headed for the east coast. al roker is timing it out. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from washington, d.c >>> good evening, everyone we begin tonight in the virtual shadow of the u.s. capital, a symbol of democracy. for the past year, a symbol of how fragile that democracy is. tonight, a year on from the attack that s