. >> the biden administration is overseeing the worst border crisis in america's history. before it's all said and done, there will be over 2 million people who will come into this country illegally. now to make matters worse, the administration is considering paying people who are here illegally and are suing this country $4,150,000 a person to come into the united states and if you add that up, families, multiple families over $1 million real fast for people who are here in this country illegally. if you think about it, pat six and a half times the median average income in this country, it's four and a half times what paid to the families of people who have lost soldiers in combat. it's more than most of the families and 9/11 received from the government. this is an insult to the hard-working taxpayers in this country. the biden administration's idea, there isn't a date that goes by around here where there isn't a horrible idea that comes out and we've been dealing with that on a daily basis for several weeks but this is an idea that's got to be done away with. american

it wasn't originally the biden administrations plan. take take a listen to what president biden had to say about this last year. >> will the vaccine be mandatory. >> no, i don't think it should be mandatory. i wouldn't demand it be mandatory. >> one, that's not the role of the federal government. that is the role that institutions, private sector entities and others may take. that certainly is appropriate. carley: you have jen psaki saying on camera saying this isn't the role of the federal government. what changed? >> well, that's correct, it's not the role of the federal government. what you're seeing coming from there is hypocrisy at its finest. the biden administration has been a disappointment from day one. hypocrisy is what they do best. carley: the thing with airlines, it is a little bit different than other private businesses because for most airlines right now, there is no testing option, right, it's either get vaccinated or file for an exemption? >> that's correct. what i would like to point everyone towards is the study that

top foreign-policy concern for the biden and administration. the secretary of state traveled to africa. you had a coup in sudan, crisis in ethiopia, and now this new coronavirus variant emanating from southern africa. all these issues speak to the fact that typically africa is neglected in foreign policy circles. the biden administration has been focused, rightfully so, on these kind of challenges emanating from africa as well. host: let's go back to the phone lines and talk to ray from north carolina. good morning. caller: hello. i'm wondering about -- it seems you are tearing up anything the trump administration has done. i feel like we are forgetting so many things, like bringing committees together -- the mideast together to be working with israel. he was nominated for the nobel peace prize. i knew he would not win but he was nominated. a good, solid performance he had over the four years. you focus on january 6, but i have not heard a word about afghanistan. afghanistan was a devastating impact to our world, the opinions people had around

. >> the biden administration is overseeing the worst border crisis in america's history. before it is said and done this year, there will be over 2 million people --about 2 million people who will come into this country illegally and out, to make matters worse, the administration is considering paying people who are here illegally and are suing this country $450,000 per person to come to the united states. if you add that up, families, multiple people in the families, that can get up to $1 million past were people in this country illegally. that is 6.5 times the median average income in this country. it is 4.5 times what is paid to the families of people who have lost soldiers in combat. it is more than most of the families in 9/11 received from the government. this is an insult to the hard-working taxpayers in this country. there isn't a day that goes by when there isn't a horrible idea that comes out of the biden administration and we have been dealing with that on the bailey basis --a daily basis for the past several weeks. this is an idea that has got to be another wa

the biden administration admits they could shut down another u.s. pipeline as winter nears. carley: alexandria ocasio-cortez fears progressives could lose big after giving up leverage over biden's spending agenda. why she is expecting the worst as the spending spree faces hurdles in congress. todd: did you see this, a heart pounding moment caught on camera. one pastor tackling a man to the ground after he whipped out a gun in the middle of service. we are talking to the man who said he had god on his side. carley: you're watches "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro. carley: we begin with a live look at the white house as the biden administration admits it's considering pulling the plug on another pipeline as gas prices soar. todd: alex hogan joins us live from washington as democrats urge joe biden to take immediate action to ease the crisis the pump. alex. >> reporter: hi, carl hey and todd. there's a lot of concern over what this could mean financially when we're looking at gas prices that are already soaring compared to ye

the biden administration is exploding our debt, when the biden administration is forfeiting america's energy independence, when the biden administration is paying people to watch netflix instead of to produce the goods we need, when the biden administration is ignoring gridlock in our supply chain? the american people aren't surprised. for months -- for months the white house has turned gaslighting americans about the inflation crisis into an art form, madam president. white house officials pretend inflation, if you ask them, oh, it's just temporary. it's just a temporary problem. temporary, a rat's rear end. it's actually a soul crushing, job-killing tax on working americans. that's what inflation is. every time you go to the grocery store, your taxes go up. and inflation hits lower income and middle income families the hardest -- the hardest. and anyone who doesn't believe that should ask secretary kerry whether fuel prices have grounded his private jet. of course not. he's rich. he's got at private jet. doesn't feel it. you know who feels it? the moms and dads in this country who g

the biden administration is who was about the border. the president has never been there, that's fun. the vice president completely awol sniffing around for root causes and today we learned the home and security chief is quite a buffoon. alejandro mayorkas was on capitol hill for an oversight hearing and meant no mercy, republican senators were angry with him the verbal be gone was swift. first, texas went after him both barrels blazing. he went to get answers on the treatment of children who crossed the border. alejandra, no you didn't, wasn't having it. watch. >> how many children have been in the biden cages 2021? >> center, i respectfully disagree with your use of the term cages. >> has kamala harris been down to the facility? >> the vice president was at the border. kennedy: hong kong demanding answers on the plan to pay some of those migrants for $50000 apiece. i want that job. watch. >> what should be our priority of the united states government? securing our border or giving amnesty to illegal aim aliens already here? >> sandler,

by the administration. biden administration takes families to trial. it's a terrible headline for them. so i think they decided they'd save money and save face by settling. >> allen, in your capacity as a jury consultant, first, give me a gut check to the tab of $450,000 if it should end up in that region? >> that's a significant amount of money for some, but not a significant amount for others, so it really depends, and that's what makes it so fascinating when you have jurors trying to assess money damages. certainly, when they assess how these families were treated, it's going to raise the anger level, and emotion and sympathy is not usually what triggers high damage awards, it's anger, so if they get into the details and see the specifics of how these migrant families were treated, and understand the separation up close, then there could be high damage awards, and 450 might be a benchmark and it might be higher than that for a lot of jurors. and what will happen is they'll, there will be a compromise ultimately in the jury box which happens when mon

it's a big problem that the biden administration is going to have to contend with. ashley: now to this, this is a developing story. houston, p rappers travis scott and drake are hit with lawsuits after the deadly incident at the music festival. carley: eight people were killed and dozens injured during the crowd surge. victims say their cries for help were ignored. jackie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 13 people including five minors were hospitalized after this deadly festival. a vigil took place in houston sunday night for the eight victims killed. this morning all but one has been identified, their ages ranging from 14 to 27 years old. authorities launched a criminal investigation into the festival. they say someone in the crowd may have been injecting people with drugs. intense video showing medical staff and concert growers trying to give cpr to victims as the concert raged on. rapper travis scott and event organizers now facing at least two lawsuits over the incident. one suit filed against travis scott and drake alleges the two, quote, incited the

we don't see that anymore in the biden administration, sadly. carley: dakota, what are service members who you speak to saying about this? are they concerned about this? >> yeah, i mean, absolutely. again, i think he said it right. they're putting these people in an impossible position. what we've seen the military do time and time again, they made religious exemptions for everybody else, they made so many religious exemptions across the military. i don't see how this isn't one. they're the healthiest people on earth. again, the problem of why people are so worried about the vaccine was created by the democrats too. this entire problem was created by the left and it is a crazy problem. it's insane. again, they made so many religious exemptions across the military. they've made a ton of social exemption as well. so i don't see why this couldn't be one as well. carley: yeah. and jim, as you look at the military vaccination rates, i mean, the navy 99.4% vaccinated, marine corps, 95%. army, 94% vaccinated. air force, 97. those rates are really high.

what is the biden administration doing about it. it is studying the possibility of another pipe line shut down which will only make matters worse. the covid vaccine mandates, the battle is heating up with the federal appeals court temporarily blocking the biden administration rules for private employers. the fight is far from over. more lawsuits continue to be filed. the holidays are just around the corner. for many, shopping has begun already. we'll look at a new study that was just released. it talks about how many americans are willing to two into debt this holiday season and how of people will spend this year as prices rise and supply chain issues impact inventory. the border crisis. the biden administration still looking to give massive payouts to illegal immigrant separated from their families at the border. the president said those reports of $450,000, they were garbage. hear what he is saying about it now. plus florida's governor border officials secretly sent 70 planes of migrants to the sunshine state. i'm jackie deangelis

administration had to be sued, to sue the biden administration when they lost the court case they appealed that decision. let this sink in. the first president in the history of this nation to appeal the decision to secure the border. it is unbelievable. the biden administration, and to start it, what brandon said, 7000 a day to only remove a couple hundred. what the trump administration did whatever significant change in border numbers, a game changer like it was for donald trump but they don't want to do this. they will shut it down for administrative procedures act. they don't want to secure the border. they are not hiding it very well. >> you've done some work with the state of texas to put some containers to block and impede people to get through you put containers up. >> i talked to the governor of texas, and they are empty for processing. they are very mobile, and the secretary wants to build a border barrier. >> i got to interrupt you with this mask mandate, they may not continue to go to work. >> 900 people have not complied with the administration mandate which i will support if

more people have died in the biden administration than they did in the trump administration. the forced vaccines and the mandates are causing great economic peril for the president. your reporter bill just reported about what's happening at the border where you could have a lot of border patrol agents, we have seen this in hospitals, we have seen this in schools, we have seen this in private employers, we have seen this in government employers, i've seen this with people in my own life. the supply chain problem in california is being exacerbated by this vaccine mandate, much of america a huge percentage of americans have had chinese corona and beaten it and their natural immunity is going to protect them than any chemical can and no one in the biden administration will take into account even though the cdc released letter that natural immunity is the best thing we have to defeat this. >> that's in the true. >> making everything worse that is true. i'm happy to send the letter to you. the cdc said it's your natural immunities, right, that prevent this from being past back to t

i want to thank the biden administration for that leadership. we're starting to see good results despite the delta variant. and i think that we are -- we can see at least the possibility of putting this pandemic behind us. and i hope more people will get vaccinated so that that will happen sooner rather than later. every week i notice that some of our republican colleagues, including their leader, come to this floor to propose undercutting commonsense vaccine policies that exist to protect our nation. these senators to my knowledge have all been vaccinated. and yet when it comes to the mistruths and distortions about vaccinations, they're strangely silent. i think we know why. apparently they think pitting americans against each other is good politics. but it may be good politics one day and bad hubl health for a long -- public health for a long time. it's corrosive to our public spirit. america is strongest when we're united. we'll no doubt hear our republican colleagues cheer on the small minority of plies and firefighters in -- police and fir

the biden administration and its left allies in the u.s. congress have incentivized, decriminalized and monetizing. the rewards and benefits they give people that have entered the country illegally. that's why me and some of my colleagues have been involved in suing the biden administration trying to get them to follow the law because there are all sorts of consequences. put the politics aside. it is doubley bad politics but people are dying. our cities are more dangerous, kids and niece, nephews, sons and daughters dying because of the biden administration's experiments. not fair to hard working american taxpayers on a safety level or whether it's on a cost level and the costs we're paying for this. >> sandra: most recently on the overdose deaths. it is horrible problem in this country that we have to get ahold of. real quickly final thoughts. as we head into the thanksgiving week this problem continues and you look at the message that you are getting from the other party. do you believe they'll change course at all? do you have hope? >> i

the biden administration is accepting that and a new terror safe haven in afghanistan. and biden continues to leave the border wide open. here is fox news contributor and former secretary of state mike pompeo. we are talking about climate change as it relates to the military weapons and the communist chinese are mocking joe biden. threatening to take over taiwan. flying over their air space and firing off hypersonic missiles. what is wrong with that, mr. secretary? >> boy, where to begin? the clip from vice-president harris is more than embarrassing on the world stage. our adversaries watch that and see weakness and people who are not serious. the opposite when was we did for 4 years. if feels like the carter administration. they view america as a danger to the world and apologize everywhere they go. the russians and the chinese and the north korea and iranians. they can see we are focussed on diversity inclusion in the military and trying to flight our jet with green energy. they are focussed on how to build a military that can undo our republic. we need an administrat

agents are expressing hesitancy saying the biden administration is anti-law enforcement. border patrol chief victor mottharris junior, good morning to you, sir. what are you hearing border patrol agents say about the vaccine? >> like most of the public they want a choice what to put in their body so there's a perception of having little or no support by the administration regarding this. that is tied in to low trust, high levels of uncertainty about the future in terms of border security and eroding confidence and border patrol agents. >> the deadline to get vaccinated is november 20 second and they crunched the numbers and said worst-case scenario, 59% of border patrol agents could be fired for noncompliance and this is in the middle of the border crisis so what is going to happen? >> we are seeing complete chaos, record numbers of apprehensions since february at the present point. it is going to get a lot worse. when you look at those numbers, a workforce that is already 10% below congressionally mandated level i suspect the vast majority will be that core of the most e

as the biden administration has done here. i think what you just said is so important. the biden administration care so much about children and the families and the hardships they endured coming across the border, the single best way to help them is to seal the border and close the border from people making this very dangerous trek. that's where children get killed, that's where little girls get raped that's where families get separated. if you seal the border you do not have a problem at the border. alicia: the u.s. borders are going to europe to talk about european border problems. >> it has yet to be a true border town at the u.s. southern border in texas or in arizona the president has yet to go to the border and is 50 years in the press secretary jen psaki actually arguing because he flew into el paso for a campaign event and drove through that town which is a nine hour walk from the border that counts 13 years ago. this administration does not care to fix this problem because kamala harris was put in charge and this is the same person who prepared ice to the kkk a

fox news exclusive and biden administration expected to undue a key immigration promise, ask the sunday panel about the crisis at the southern border. plus, our power player of the week, chris, once again dances with turkeys. >> gobble, gobble, gobble. >> now on fox news sunday. >> hello from fox news, the biden administration ordered new travel restrictions from south africa and seven other countries starting tomorrow in response to new coronavirus variant. world health designated omicron and warned against over reaction, but there is new wave of global anxiety. in a moment, we'll ask head of the national institutes of health dr. frances collings what we know so far about the tl thrt of omicron. jacqui heinrich is in nantucket with more on the biden administration's reaction. >> jacqui: the white house is announcing restriction and less urgency imposing them, leaving an entire weekend before they took effect. president biden said that was his health team's advice. >> president shut down travel to eight countries to keep omicron from spreading. >> president biden: we talk about whether

plus, the biden administration creates a task force investigating ufos. we'll talk with one expert who says there's an urgent discovery we need to make. but first, a new variant, a wall street plunge, and a travel ban. the world health organization today warning about a new covid variant of concern. most prevalent in south africa, it's called omicron. new fears over the economic impact of it sent the dow plunging into its biggest single day drop all year. but don't worry. joe biden has a plan. >> i decided that we're going to be cautious and make sure there's no travel to and from south africa and six other countries in except for american citizens that are able to come back. we don't know a lot about the variant except it is a big concern. >> it seems oddly similar to the travel restrictions donald trump put into place for china at the start of covid. here's what joe biden had to say about it then. >> well, you know, we have right now a crisis with a controversy from china. this is no time for donald trump's record of hysterical xenophobia to -- and fear

the biden administration has until tomorrow to formally respond to the to the ruling. mike: thank you very much. president biden's called compensation for migrants adding yet another incentive for them to head to our border. we will act former acting security secretary chad wolf next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: live look at southern border from the talented flight fox team as thousands more migrants make their way to the tex-mex border in a caravan walking north through mexico. steve harrigan live in del rio with the latest. hi, steve. steve: hey, mike, we are going to break away for a second and show you video. we actually see people coming right on shore right now behind us. we see parents carrying their children here. they are crossing over from the mexico side. that man has a child on his shoulders. behind him a mother carrying a baby. you can see really the crossings are in action now. the debate over payments has gone on now for several days. will the b administration be paying out to families who crossed over illegally from the u.s. and then were separate

more foreign-policy chaos for the biden administration. we've all been looking to china's poking of taiwan. the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky intel agencies have uncovered a plot to overthrow his government says it involves a russian group who even tried to rope in ukraine's richest man. former deputy national security advisor kt mcfarland. great to see you. thank you for being here. do you believe zelensky he claims it could happen as early as tomorrow. >> i don't know there's a specific who and i don't necessarily know that i believe him but i think russia is getting ready to make a move. they met their troops on the ukraine border and russians have got vladimir putin talks about ukraine and they think is part of russia and always should've been part of russia. they're so mad about the iron curtain and ukraine getting its dependence. it's been eyeing ukraine for a long time and they're looking now at this moment because russia holds that hand over germany the rest of the european energy because of nord stream two. if russia mak

this is happening as a group of democrats wrote the biden administration a letter saying you've got to do something about gas prices. >> the real infrastructure we need in this country is more pipelines to get our world-leading energy sector to be able to deliver product. again, pipelines are the highways for energy. and if the president were serious about infrastructure and bringing energy prices down, he wouldn't have agreed to the russian pipeline in the north sea. he would have agreed to the keystone pipeline here and not talk of shutting down line 5. todd: here's the explanation from the white house, saying the biden administration recognizes that the port of baltimore is the largest source of good paying blue collar jobs in the state, $17 billion for america's ports, that's an unprecedented investment. okay. i'll agree with you that maybe baltimore is not perfect when it comes to ports, maybe there's a valid reason for him doing that. should the white house be celebrating regardless any kind of victory lap when it comes to infrastructure when so many americans are going to be suf

the biden administration didn't that most of these people. they are not all interpreters and translators, 125,000 people into the country and thousands of people pouring into virginia and across the country, we don't know who they are or what their intentions are. it's not the kids fault. we know that. but your school, your district has been through a lot and now they have to hire passion and farsi speakers. we are just beginning to see this. >> it will be an interesting year but thank you for having me. >> the question on everyone's mind, what happened during the big video chat yesterday. senator bill haggerty has some thoughts. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >> seems to me our responsibility as leaders in china and the united states is to >> seems to me our responsibilities of leaders in china and the united states, to ensure the competition between our countries does not veer into conflict, whether intended

the biden administration sets the deadline for millions of american workers to get vaccinated. this morning, the legal battle brewing. and on capitol hill, the growing bash lash over that nearly $2 trillion social spending plan, climate protestors surrounding senator john mullere manchin's . >>> the plan to give you faster wireless service hits a snag. >>> the concern about a chemical found in some popular dee yoed rants. >>> skydivers forced to jump into action when their plane stalls in mid-air. >>> and there the truck driver who took down a political heavyweight to nasa's plan to protect earth from an astroid. it's friday, november 5th. >>> from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." >> good friday morning, everyone. we begin a deadly attack near a popular resort packed with americans in cancun, mexico. >> two people were killed when gunfire erupted on the beach, sending tourists running for their lives. new video this morning of tourists scrambling to safety at this popular resort in cancun, mexico, after a gun fight broke out on the beach. >> we heard the gu

all of this lies at the feet of the biden administration. molly: when we talk about the size of this caravan, it's estimate todd be about 1,000 people. according to u.s. customs and border protection, in october alone there were 164,000 apprehensions. that doesn't include all of the run rers and folks that -- runners and folks that managed to slip across without having interaction with our american law enforcement and here we're seeing the biden administration restricting essential travel to only vaccinated folks starting in january. as far as the mandate applying to noncitizens, truck drivers, government workers, that sort of thing. your thoughts on -- do you see an irony there? >> oh, yeah. there's no doubt an irony. look, the biden administration is preventing flights from south america due to this variant. what they need to do is they need to secure our southern border and they need to secure it from all illegal immigrants coming through. we're in the middle of a global pandemic and this is putting people's lives at risk. sadly, this adm

they rose during the trump administration and continued with the biden administration. they had that acrimonious meeting in alaska between diplomats from both countries, so the idea is trying to ease those tensions and get the relationship between the two nations where there is open communication and they can talk through things and maybe make progress on trade, where they are in that two-year trade agreement that began under the trump administration, and china is behind on delivering. that could be a potential topic of conversation, as well as both economies in general. sonalia: is there any surprise about this happening now? there was a lot of talk about this being virtual. >> part of that is because president xi jinping has not left china in almost two years, and part of that has been because of covid-19 restrictions. that is part of the reason this format is virtual. there are a couple of points of tension that have been relieved , the ceo being held in canada, that was resolved in september, releasing a pressure point. it was mentioned the u.s. and china did agree

the biden administration is forewarned. paul: all right. allysha. >> the los angeles unified school district has demanded that students get vaccinated at demand of the union that shut down schools for a year. about 44,000 students will have to enroll in virtual school which has also experienced a lot of problems. most of the scientific evidence has shown that schools are safe, students are at low risk, and this is just another way that unions and schools are punishing students and parents. paul: dan. if. >> a hit hit to north carolina's new tax cut. its republican legislature passed and democratic governor roy cooper signed legislation dropping the corporate tax rate in north carolina and phasing out or lowering its flat tax rate. meanwhile, samsung is signing on to a $17 billion chip factory in texas which has no income tax. who's the outlier here, paul? it's joe biden and congressional democratics. the only good tax is a higher tax. paul: that's it for this week. i'm paul gigot, hope to see you right here next week. ♪ arthel: the cdc an

the biden administration has taken pains to show it is easing the pain of inflation for americans. moms and dads are worried, asking whether be enough food for the holidays? will you be able to get christmas presents to the kids on time? will they cost me an arm and a leg? president biden said is administration's success is boosting the economy while emphasizing -- empathizing with americans worried about prices. the emphasis comes after months of pleas from worried democrats, who pressed officials to do more to acknowledge inflation as a central concern for voters. that group included at least four leading democratic pollsters who urged white house chief of staff ron klain to make a bigger show the policy that biden is pursuing, with at least one saying they should point their fingers of the villains of the economy in which large companies have seen record profits, according to two people familiar with the conversation. that is from the washington post, with worried democrats pleading for biden to address inflation more forcefully. we want to know what topics you want to talk abou

former dhs secretary chad wolf believes reports the biden administration considers paying migrant families separated at the border during the trump administration, he believes potentially pulling migrants to the border now, listen to what he said. >> the biden demonstration should be fighting the frivolous lawsuit. u.s. government has brought a lot of these parents back to the united states, and rolled them into the u.s. and on top of that, to pay them for breaking the law is ludicrous. reporter: look at these photos here, this is in arizona and border patrol tucson sector, these are agents found 43 unaccompanied children, all guatemalan mixed in with the group that crossed illegally. unaccompanied minors, a huge thing happening during the border crisis, 144,000 during 2021, just one month into fiscal year 2022, since october, there have been nearly 13000 unaccompanied minors who have shown up here at the border. eric: not just romania but africa, middle eastern countries and all around the world still flocking here trying to get in. arthel: meanwhile as a migrant crisis shows no signs of

it is because once again the biden administration has failed. the fact we can't get people back to work. they're trying in this reconciliation bill to continue to pay people over $3 billion in this reconciliation bill to incentivise people to stay at home and not work. we need people to work. we need these ships unloaded. we need to stop these policies of rewarding people to stay at home and not work. elizabeth: congressman jason smith. good to see you. come back again soon. >>> still to come this hour we'll get you updated on the border crisis. texas claims it arrested thousands of illegal aliens in its border crackdown. we have that update. florida governor ron desantis is moving to block state funding of airlines and buses aiding biden's catch and release. up next former federal prosecutor jim trusty, the bombshells keep coming out of durham's criminal probe. we've got durham linking biden national security advisor jake sullivan to a false trump russia story. also showing that clip where officials are potentially conduits for russian disinfor

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the biden administration humiliating thee united states n the world stage. her strange, weird cringe worthy attempt at a french accent. first tonight if kenosha, in wisconsin for tonight's top story.. day seven of the kyle rittenhouse murder trial is in the books. the prosecution's case continues to crumble. according to video evidence and eyewitness accounts, rittenhouse shot three individuals, killing two who were attacking him during the 2020 riots in kenosha. the prosecution is attempting ti convict rittenhouse on first degree homicide charges. rittenhouse claiming self-defense and today the 18-year-old took to the stand for hours and became emotional recounting that horrific night. take a look. >> i was cornered in front of me with mr. ziminski. there were -- [voice breaking]. [sobbing]. there were people -- [voice breaking]. [sobbing]. [voice breaking]. [sobbing]. >> we will take a break. >> sean: the judge took a 10 minute break. like any defendant we uphold the presumption of innocence. yesterday the prosecution's star witness was obliterating the pr

and now the biden administration is planning to open a consulate in jerusalem for the palestinian people. [booing] this is an unlawful step and it's time for congress to act. to deny president biden from opening a consulate in jerusalem where the american embassy stands. [applause] i think you all know that a careful study of history proves that weakness arouses evil. and after the president's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, our adversaries are sensing weakness. they're emboldened to test our resolve. in fact, they've already begun to do so, missiles being fired by north korea once again. and of course the iranian regime launching a drone strike on a u.s. base in syria. but let me say after traveling all across this country as your vice president over the last four years, however weak the current administration may be, the american people are strong, and they will stand with those who stand for freedom. [applause] so i just want to thank you. i want to thank you for your steadfast support over the past four years and your prayers. i want to thank you for all you've done to streng

i think that biden wants to do, that we heard that in the town hall in october, his administration has walked back his firm comment. i think that makes chinese believe that biden administration will not doe to defend our ally and partners. china wants taiwan, we can't let them have it, this would not only be an attack on democracy but our western defense perimeter, we cannot let that occur, taiwan is occurred to be -- considered to be the key test of american resolve. trey: mr. chang, if you were advising presidents or members of congress, how should our elected officials deal with china? what do they respond to? just negotiates. take your pick? >> when you impose the great cost on china, then china will do what you want. but if you try to entice the chinese in to cooperation by making concessions first, which is approach of the biden administration by the way. then they just take the concession, pocket it, then ask for more. so for instance on all these, we should be saying to china, look, we're going to increase our tariffs, not let you trade with us or invest in you, we'll do all th

now that is why the state of texas is currently suing the biden administration. they want the law enforced, it is part of that lawsuit, we are starting to learn much more about the kind of people the biden administration is allowing to stay in the country. jason clark, he is the chief of staff of the texas department of criminal justice. he said in an affidavit obtained by this show that i.c.e. has rescinded detainers for at least 130 illegal immigrants between january 20th and october 20th, so what does that mean? rescinding detainers? that means i.c.e. no longer wants to take custody of these illegal immigrants when they are released in order to deport them. i.c.e. shows no interest. following their orders not to deport these criminals. now look, just to give you an idea of how unprecedented this is, no detainers, zero, were rescinded in the same time period one year ago. minor criminals we are talking about that i.c.e. is refusing to deport. the affidavit states one of the immigrants allowed to stay in the country as a man named rolando, and conflicted of into

donald trump slamming the biden administration's handling of afghanistan on hannity. >> biden should never have allowed the withdrawal to happen the way happened. i got us down to 2500 soldiers and we were totally secure. they were not touching us. i told them you can't do it, i don't go into great detail but they knew they better not mess around and we were going to get american citizens out first and others the deserve to come out not like they did taking hundreds of thousands of people out of afghanistan, have no idea who they are. >> 13 us service others lost their lives during the final days of the us exit. todd: despite record shattering illegal immigration and botched withdrawal in afghanistan it was last year president biden touted his national security team as top-notch. >> america is back, ready to lead the world, not retreat from it, ready to confront adversaries and not reject our allies, stand up for our values. >> florida congressional candidate jointly with his take. happy thanksgiving. has in the biden team done exactly the opposite of what he said he was going to do

it shows an indication that the biden administration might be different from trump. host: william, is the u.s. willing to reboot its african policy? guest: i would call it a recalibration. some of the grant teams are continuing through emphasis on trading, old-fashioned aid and another number of reorganizations. the main problem in the trump administration was contempt and difference, not only in the rhetoric but in the number of approaches. the reset as to be more in terms of rhetoric and joan -- tone. there is the new deal with nigeria, a lot of pandemic related [indiscernible] one of the themes of this trip was democracy. there are a number of add-ons and adjustments to be acknowledged. host: at the same time antony blinken spoke in abuja about the need for democratic reforms and the african continent, and that is particularly about the western part of the african continent where we have been having many issues. how is that being seen by the nigerians? guest: the reaction especially of top governmental officials, they were excited by the visit. the idea of a mecha

including the biden administration. he said what he witnessed under this administration was, quote, a lack of any meaningful to secure our borders. in his professional assessment, quote, the u.s. border patrol is rapidly losing the situational awareness required to know who and what is entering our homeland. mr. scott also said that secretary mayorkas was choosing to ignore sound recommendations of career government leadership despite his own admissions that he agrees with them. this sorry state of affairs is entirely preventable. unfortunately due to the reckless policies of this administration and department of homeland security, it was also entirely predictable. when you terminate physical barrier constructions. when you severely restrict the ability of ice to deport illegal immigrants. when you terminate the remain in mexico policy. when you roll back asylum cooperative agreements, when you've got title 42. when you openly support sanctuary cities policies, then you should not be surprised when there is a surge at t

the biden administration knows this. they're aiding and abetting the cartels in not only the transportation of drugs, but also the transportation of human beings. eric: the administration is expelling large numbers of people, but what do you want to see them do? i mean, the vice president is the border czar. what should the administration do? >> i would encourage them to follow federal law are, to do what they are supposed to do under federal law. these laws have been passed by congress, signed by other presidents, and the biden administration on day one said we're not enforcing these laws. if they would merely do what the trump administration did which was enforce federal law are, put the remain in mexico program back in place, deport criminals and start building this wall, we could have an immigration policy that workings. and then if we want to address adding a greater number of people to come here legally, i have no problem with that as long as we're forcing our law -- enforcing our laws. eric: folks watching us righ

that's why critics fear the biden administration could make things worth. you are watching "outnumbered." here are emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. and newly mint-co-host and a weekend co-host. pete. a lot of confusion surrounding the possibility of another pipeline shutting down amid warning that home heating costs could go through the roof as people are shelling out more money to fill up gas tanks. this led to questions about what the president is doing to alleviate the pain of energy in the country. the white house deputy press secretary struggled with an answer to the question. watch. >> we don't have an announcement yet on anything or anything to share at this time. we are monitoring the prices and making sure that we have tools in our tool belts that we can try to use. i don't have anything new to share. >> it would be cool if she walked out there with a tool belt and yesterday. transportation secretary pete buttigieg is addressing the issue of racist roads. >> can you give us how you will deconstruct the racism? >> some people were surprised when

was then taken up by the crowd earlier than when you look at the biden, the brand in administration, in terms of, oh, the, let's go brandon choke started out through an in b. c reporter, apparently misheard nascar race found shunting. a voter insulted joe biden. it quickly went viral 1st. that sporting events, then an anti government protests. not politicians are getting in on mia. oh, let's go break, then they will you, he'll put america back where you found it. leave it the hell alone. let's go. brandon. or you'll back her go braver. let's go. brandon. from the record levels of inflation to the crisis at our southern border. americans are fed up with biden's dangerous liberal policies, or political commentator. nikolai thinks that beyond the brand and jokes, there's a deep sense of disappointment with the biden administration among people who voted for him. while they play civility. civility politics, you have real people who are suffering from real problems, nbc put out a poll that show joe biden has about a 46 percent approval rating, which would be significantly less than what h

the biden administration needs to look at something beyond climate because americans are dying. neil: minute left. big picture, china is in trouble and you worried this wounded animal could be particularly dangerous to us. why? >> simultaneous crises, stagnating economy, power outages, covid 19 outbreaks which are accelerating, food shortages, deteriorating environments. i think xi jinping will look for an enemy. mousy tongue do this in 1966 but couldn't plunge the world into war. xi jinping because of the large navy talked about can do that. we've got to be concerned what china will do next. todd: a follow-up do the chinese people support xi jinping? >> i think they are wary right now. they don't military misadventure abroad so we can beat her china but we are not deterring china and we know that because of what china is saying about the united states. >> we appreciate it. have a great weekend. carley: a live look at capitol hill where the congressional budget office is working on a price tag for president biden's reconciliation bill the $2 trillion package, and another $1 tril

the biden administration cannot escape the fact that the u.s. economy still relies on oil and gas for basic necessities. and yet their plan is, lets decrease our own energy independence while increasing reliance upon some of the world's most unstable countries. and yet now these companies that we're talking to today who are being villainized are at the same time being begged by the biden administration to help the reducing energy prices. the hypocrisy is insane. my time's expired. and with that i yield back to the gentlemen from south carolina. thank you. >> ms. norton for five minutes. >> thank you for this important hearing. with fossil fuel companies. ample evidence that the fossil fuel industry has worked to deceive the public sew doubt about climate science. and that's been going on for decades. but the tactics they are employing are not new. they are a mirror image of tactics by tobacco companies decades ago. in 2019 sharon newbanks a former justice department testified that similar to big tobacco oil companies have -- denied that there wa

but the biden administration doesn't recognize it as a crisis or a problem. they call it a safe, orderly wave of migration. that's effectively what they have done. and they say it's a right that supercedes the constitution and the sovereign rights of every american. they don't recognize it as a problem. it's the open border ideologues controlling this policy and who opened the borders. no one is talking about the cooperation between the derks a and u.s. law enforcement has been obliterated. the mexican government is doubling down on its sovereignty we'll the u.s. is surrendering ours. judge jeanine: we don't even test the illegals coming in and don't force them to take the vaccine. we wish you much luck. but i have to say, it's got to be stinging to hear that the biden administration through the department of justice is working on settling lawsuits to give illegals $450,000 a person. >> not only are we opening our borders, we are providing marketing materials to sex traffickers. judge jeanine: thank you so much. have republicans become the party of parents? a