>> president biden: it's a great asset. what a stupid son of a [bleep]. >> todd: so much for promising to unite the country. president biden losing his cool and cursing out peter doocy over a question about inflation. tell you where things went from there. you're watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. we endefer to treat each other with the utmost of respect, except when it comes to christmas movies. i'm todd piro. hi, carley. >> carley: this is true, we have beef over christmas movie, that's about it. i'm carley shimkus, more on the president's outburst. first breaking news overseas. weapons will arrive in ukraine in a moment and troops are ready for possible deploy toment eastern europe. >> todd: live in kiev with the latest, steve. >> steve: todd 8500 u.s. troops on heightened alert. they can be sent to eastern europe if there is invasion of ukraine. no plan for u.s. combat troops on the ground in ukraine. four countries have pulled out families of diplomats due to worsening security situation here, along w

that is the united states that joe biden says he inherited from donald trump biden has now been in office exactly one year. as of today. i'd like us to put together a 1st year report card for president biden to night and we're going to start by taking a look back at what he did in his 1st year. and most importantly, how he did what he did. i, joseph robinson by jr. do solemnly swear. one year ago, large parts of the western world breathed a sigh of really not so much because of the new occupant. a white house president joe biden, a long term figure in washington with almost a half a century of policy making experience. but because they hoped that the chaotic chapter that was the donald trump experiment would soon be at an end. david mariners is an award winning journalist and a presidential biographer, that he was clearly the right person for the job. a year ago, he was probably the one democrat who could get elected and stop the trump descendants. but now a year later, there real questions about that, about whether israel person for the next 3 years to start with the positives in his 1st

ultimately joe biden's word as a biden, as he called it, isn't worth that much. if anything. but we will not stop our countdown until every american is home safely. we begin tonight with some troubling news. just released numbers now show over 1 million americans have contracted covid-19 just over the last couple of days. some of the highest numbers ever. we begin the new year knowing biden's first year as president who has been a disaster, a failure and almost every single thing he uttered was dead wrong. even joe's entire closing argument 2020 on the campaign trail was a big lie. on october 15th, 2020, biden announced "we are eight months into this pandemic and donald trump still doesn't have a plan to get the virus under control. i do." on october 23rd, 24th, 28, 29th, and 30th, biden vowed that he would shut down that virus despite inheriting not one, not two, but three vaccines and of course monoclonal antibody treatments in a country on the mend. more americans have died from covid-19 hunter biden, 418,000, then under donald trump in 2020. so what was joe's great plan t

folks, if you missed the biden press conference, don't feel bad. so did joe biden. for him to stand up with a straight face, yes, he spoke for two hours. it took him 9 minutes to complete a sentence with the dottering and wondering. it was a tough thing to watch. it was a case study on why this guy is less popular than a parking ticket. he doesn't take responsibility for anything. when he says "i didn't overpromise", you know this. the guy ran on unity. ran on shutting down the virus, we were promised disney world and now we are getting ready to go on a sketchy ferris wheel turning into a van and drives away. not quite disney world. >> yeah. you know, and what did you make of the exchange that the president had with that reporter, when he said, you know, you promised unity, and you were divisive. and your speech in georgia, and you accused the republicans of being george wallace, and he yelled at the reporter and said i didn't accuse them of being george wallace, i accused them of voting like george wallace, what's the difference. >> yes. i didn't say you were in th

biden -- biden flags is at the high -- bidenflation is at the highest in years. the cost of fuel up, propane up 34%, beef and bacon up 19%, chicken up 10%. compounding this damaging effect most workers haven't received wages that keep up with inflation, according to "the new york times." a family has actually lost possibly $5,000 in just one year. also the december jobs report came in at resees than half where economists projected. since biden took office he's failed to protect our southern border. over 1.7 million illegal aliens have invaded benefiting the drug cartels and benefiting the horror of promoting human trafficking. energy independence has been replaced by nrnl dependence resulting in skyrocketing costs. biden policies have worldwide been disastrous. people -- the response to putin is putting ukrainian families at risk of mass murder with already 14,000 people killed. vow -- bowing to china as it continues massacre of uighur muslims. a -- an ending in afghanistan leading to 13 americans murdered and establishing afghanistan as a safe haven to attack am

cuellar. >> todd: president biden has tried in the past, watch. >> president biden: my plan is working. we've gone from stagnation to an academy growing faster than it has in nearly 40 years. reduced inflationary pressure over the long run. balance sheets are better, as well. the economy is stronger than before the pandemic. >> carley: brian brenberg is author of that op ed, and is a fox news contributor. president biden spent time yesterday during the press conference talking about the economy and inflation and said the solution to it is to pass his build back better agenda. listen to this. >> president biden: covid-19 created economic complication, including rapid price increases across the world economy. if price increases are what you are worried about, best answer is my build back better man. >> carley: best answer to inflation and made news by saying he thinks he can pass chunks of build back better like $500 billion for energy and environmental issue and universal pre-k, what would that do for the economy, brian? >> brian: if you are concerned about inflation, last thing you wan

steve: were the biden cheney? >> the biden cheney even throughout mitt romney and he was trying to compare to israel and were gonna get this back and i'm thinking of a completely lost touch with the american public have a completely lost touch with what we are seeing it i think they have, they really have and then talk about hillary clinton, their whispering around the water cooler who are we going to get, maybe we should have biden say he's not going to run again what are we gonna do with kamala harris, what about hillary they will resurrect hillary clinton, this is crazy, this is the same person remember 2016 the all of the evidence is pointing the hillary clinton was behind the entire dossier of christopher steele with people indicted. maybe she wants to run because she doesn't want to be indicted maybe she's trying to avoid john durham's indictment but this is completely insane they do not have anyone that they could put forward to the american public that i think would be supported by the independence that th

could biden botch it again? this is the president and nancy pelosi today ramping up the topspin trying to not just re- brand the agenda but his first collaborative first year. they mediate and a growing number of posts are growing america's not believing that rhetoric anymore. joining us tonight congressman dan bishop, nancy mace and jeff fulmer nessa security advisor, doctor marty mccleary with john hopkins he's a professor of public health there. also a former prosecutor jim tressie and lieutenant christopher with the texas department of public safety. tonight pelosi and the president again doing things like climbing a record economy when the u.s. still has not regained all of the 22 million jobs destroyed by pandemic shut down. then at reuters are reporting covered cases dropping and a growing number of states for the cdc director indicating fully vaccinated could mean boosters too. the w.h.o. says wait a second, not so fast. for children and adolescents hunter biden investment firm as late as last year a bid

>> i think people found out why the biden white house does not let joe biden take live inscripted news conferences. the clean up was so bad they had to send jen psaki in the following morning to clean it up and kamala harris of all people to try to make joe biden sound better, and joe biden himself had to reverse what he said a few hours later, after where the ukrainian said, for the love of god, please don't listen to the man, talking in the white house he doesn't know what he is talking about. they are on a path many of us predicted based on intelligence and history, we've seen that movie before, last time joe biden was in the white house with barack obama. he said don't you dare cross the red line or there will be consequences, putin called their bluff and what the obama/biden administration viewed as a minor incursion, they took crimea. the second part is this idea is failing that sabre rattling about issuing economic sanctions this are so crippling that russia will not move, as you point out, they are continues to move and put into position to attack ukraine. he has been talking a

accepted -- hunter biden accepted. is treason? you were a prosecutor, a lawyer, a resumÉ that's rich. tell us, is it treasonsome. >> well, the way to find out is to have hearings in congress that get to the bottom of china and these connections. as you talked about a, nancy pelosi habit held that. i've talked to ken mccarthy about the fact that, look, there ought to be hearings into covid and the connections with china and our officials here, and that's the opportunity to get those answers. maria: okay. thank you, john ratcliffe. good to see you. we'll be right back. >> you bet. age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss. and if you're taking a multivitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece. preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. "preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies" "and its from the eye experts at bausch and lomb"

any time biden, and the democrats talk about the biden economy they point to the low unemployment rate and the fact they created 6 million jobs. earlier this week they tried to shore up their argument with this totally misleading graphic after biden's embarrassing press conference. the jobs t biden created. it's the rebound from the democrat lockdown and forced business closured. why did they have the rebound? because president trump got vaccines delivered in time. they put the brakes on the rebound by paying people not to work and tushing people out of the workforce with their anti-signs and unjustified mandate. there are still 3 million americans out of the workforce compared to what we had with trump just before the pandemic. i looked up the historic data on labor participation based on the population.ng under biden we are down to a labor participation rate of 61.9%. that's the lowest since the dregs of jimmy carter malaise in 1977. so the economy now has the worst inflation in 39 years and the worst job market in 45 years. that is historically bad. joining us, fox news contributor

joe biden, as anti christ. this crowd loves this hot dogs and hamburgers are devoured while conspiring against a president. they believe is attacking their basic rights with mandatory vaccinations seems to be slipping away. i'm really confused because we don't know if it's the person, his mental capacity or if it's a master plan. well it's, it's a process to control b. and i work back the great the via provide is losing your control society. and that's not america. for 8 years contractor, dick campbell sat in the main legislature for the republicans, and he talked with political opponents, even president clinton. and it was easier to understand democrats then he says, but capital sees biden's politics as an attack from the far left on his america abortion gun rights and school curriculums. all france in the raging culture war. it's baffling to me to a point where i can't sleep at night. if you just wake up and say, where are we headed? why have we gotten here in 10 short months? and what's gonna happen for the

i think biden's language has been better, and i was particularly happy listening to joe biden actually credit donald trump, acknowledge that he got a booster shot and talk about the previous administration getting people the availability of the vaccine for people. and so i think that there's been a double standard, but there's been a double standard, howie, in every aspect of presidential leadership which isn't fair to the former president. but i'm not going to give joe biden bad marks on it, at least on the communication of it, because in the end it is the trump voter themselves who are making the decisions not to get vaccinated, and i think it's the wrong decision. howard: well, on that point, about 40% of the country remains unvaccinated, and as you well know, that group tends to skew about 3 to 1 republican. could the media with all of their own partisanship over this have done better in 2021? >> absolutely. and i think this is the time to reflect back. some of the cable networks used the lack of vaccination as a political weapon to beat republicans over the head, and that's not he

that's what president biden inherited. winston churchill once said to build me take the slow laborious task of years through to destroy can be the act of a single day. so this administration and the act and many actions he's destroyed american energy dependence. have they done that? by a restricted in the production american energy. we see it everywhere and at the same time they beg opec for more energy production reporting twice as -- and porting twice as much pressure from -- oil from russia as a year ago. by killing the infrastructure like the keystone pipeline and then approving pipelines like putin's pipeline nord stream ii and by strong-arming american financial institutions. their climate stars like gene gina mccarthy and the regulatory approach and not investing in american energy. it's. so what is the predictable result of? you have heard it here. high energy prices and american working families some of which they purposely are trying to foist on americans. pink slips for american and energy workers and talk to th

joe biden has failed america. and because of this, the only place that democrats always go are to these voting right issues saying that black people are not going to have the right to vote. that is a lie. florida has the best election laws in the country, something democrats do not agree with but no issues in my state allowing black people or any other ethnic minority to vote in the state of florida. follow our lead, not joe biden's. >> john: byron donalds from the great state of florida, always a pleasure to catch up with you. >> sandra: the nation's blood supply running dangerously low. how bad is the situation getting? >> john: and that's not the only shortage. trouble recruiting police. we'll tell you what is causing the shortage in the next hour of "america reports." real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liber

we showed biden show that empathy. he was talking about accomplishments than feeling concerns of avenue rage america feeling concerns and showing he's adapting them, not just pushing through his legislative program. >> to your point, jeff, there is a lot of disappointment in the polling and when you look where he is in the nbc news poll and latino voters, black voters down by double digits. when he said i understand your pain, i think what your sources are saying is he needs to say that r more often but the white house seems to think to your point, jeff, biden isn't getting enough credit for what he's done and to be fair, he did a lot in that first six months in office the first year infrastructure covid relief but here is what voters have to say in the "new york times" focus group that was very revealing. these are voters that voted for obama, voted for trump. some of them said they would consider voting for biden again but overwhelmingly despondent. listen. >> i have seen the country, lots of ups and downs and i feel

the way joe biden is handling this is a catastrophe. the only person who appreciated the confusion and idiocy of what joe biden did this week was vladimir putin. he realizes he has no strategy. he has no ability to articulate what it is he wants. we're almost left to assume this is what he wants. because again he's incomprehensible that is very, very dangerous when you're dealing with the glide like vladimir putin. it's been i'm going to with violent crime how are they going to combat the surge that's come about largely from the pulses of their own the pulses of their own ♪♪ care. it has the power to change the way we see things. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪♪ it has our back. and goes out of its way to help. ♪♪ when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. truist. born to care. >> i think it's important we do not let this become mushy and bleed into the notion there some big spike in crime there isn't, there is not a big spike in crime. basically we do not have a crisis of a lawlessness. we don't have

the biden administration overseas . the roll out of mass vaccinations, science and politics working hand in hand. most americans give their president a good grade here. however his oh, clear on independence day comes too soon. 245 years ago we declutter an apprentice from a distant gang. today, we're closer than ever to declaring our independence from a deadly virus. but the virus has not been eliminated. each flag in this art installation symbolizes one cove, a death around 850000 americans have now died from the virus. far up north on americas east coast lies augusta main home to dig. cabo republican and staunch vaccination opponent. he's holding a patriotic car parade. to commemorate the country's veterans even miss main is here. some others have a clear message. they think joe biden's policies are paternalistic. were a bad squash. i think we've got some politicians that are overreaching, and i don't believe that the listening to the people and sincerely believe we are the majority. now true, the democrats had held t

joe biden is a cognitive wreck. it's more prominent than ever and he will probably not be running for reelection. many people wondering if he can finish the next three years of this term. 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 indepen

overall, president biden was unapologetic and overall, president biden was unapologetic and says he is going to stay the course still though he faces numerous challenges and phases, multiple crises, as he enters the 2nd year of his presidency for news years. he has trinity job as r t now it's been a full year since the president campaigned on ending the pandemic and uniting the country. and things may not have gone as planned for the career politician are to correspond natasha, sweet reports. joe biden was one of former president trump biggest critics. he was outspoken about blame in the pandemic on trump, even the amount of coven death. as we look back to biden's 1st year in office, as president, served in the oval office may not be as easy as it looked. joe biden quick to criticize former president trump war on the campaign trail back in 2020. anyone is responsible for that many dish should not remain as president of the united states of america and will biden's book of united americans on inauguration day last year . his actions when your leader are in question power. this is a merc

reaction to president biden's speech was bad. republicans outraged at being called racist and democrats, by and large, felt if was weird and an overshot and you would think if president biden made a speech demanding everybody vote for election reform legislation, they would have that legislation ready to go. that is not true. nancy pelosi says the rules committee would meet yesterday, last night, to provide key provisions for the john lewis voting rights act and they will vote today. they don't know what they are voting for yet when it comes to voter reform. >> todd: when has that stopped dc before, read the bill after you vote, i believe nancy pelosi said one time before. when you lose dick durbin and al sharpton, the crux of the speech, if you think people need an id to vote, you're a domestic terrorist, think about that for a moment. this is insane. people should have to show id to vote, that doesn't mean you are the next oklahoma city bomber. attempt by joe biden for overhaul, he doesn't have the numbers and didn't have the n

all tell you right now, joe biden, if i was joe biden, i would sleep with one eye open because i don't trust kamala harris and joe biden should not trust kamala harris. >> last word, jesse? >> joe went to capital hill to twist arms on voting rights. i thought kamala was running point on voting rights very did kamala know that was a failed mission so she didn't want any piece of it? she didn't want any of the negative blowback on her? or did joe bigfoot her because he doesn't trust her to close the deal? i'm just asking questions. >>sean: we are proud of you and congratulations. the wednesday, you invited me o wednesday. i'm not going to force you on your first show. and show needs a better start the new and may. jesse, he can do better than that fred could get i have the lawsuit right here. first sean and leo or lawsuit o monday. >>sean: i will give more airtime if you ask leo about hi friendship back in the day with o.j. simpson. i will get a lot more airtime. trust me. >> i can't hear you. my mike is working for it i can't hear you. >>sean: that brings back a lot of memories. >> laws

day 373 of the biden administration. and the raised to confirm a new supreme court justice is on with justice stephen breyer, especially stepping down, democrats are -- getting his final nominee, amy coney barrett on to the court and just 27 days instead of the typical 60 days plus. the buzzword today among democrat

james biden. one other point to make. very important, i. i think lays out the fact this needs serious investigation, not only by fbi but congress with subpoena power, some curious happens when hunter biden is securing these deal deals, he goes to secret service and says, i now longer want protection when i travel overseas that is a stunning thing that needs to be looked into. mark: he doesn't want records i guess, this just floats around and american media cover it up, they have resources, if they wanted to invested gate it they could raise a lot of questions, congress has subpoena power, department of the justice does not have to sit on its hands yet they are, so-called institutions there to protect us from this, seem to be devoured and controlled by the wrong party in this country, there is joe biden with various connections and his family with various connect, all we keep hearing about is donald trump and his family, they are still under attack and yet there is joe biden, 31 million came into t

biden is in between where trump and obama were, of course, the problem there for biden and democrats, both trump and obama suffered very difficult midterm elections and biden is right within that range obviously where his two predecessors were. if they look closer at that 43% approval rating, you can break it down by race, white voters 60% plus disapprove of biden, one we are keeping an eye on, these are small samples but the hispanic vote we saw indications in the 2020 election it was a little bit more republican, less democratic than expected, there was a bit of a swing there, is that something that's going to continue into the 2022 midterms? obviously that's a number we will be keeping an eye on every poll we see this year. look at this, from two issues, the standpoint of two issues, you can track the trajectory of biden's presidency. number one obviously the economy, here is our polling, here is how biden has been faring as we've polled throughout his first year in office, his performance on the economy started out just over 50%, it ticked down all through 2021 and now it's just a

now, are you going to, after seeing those tips over the years, of joe biden and joe biden today, are you going to stand by your statement last night that does not a dramatic obvious clear mental cognitive decline in joe biden? >> geraldo: yes, i am. and i love you, sean. i think the montage you've put together of the president was deeply insulting and highly political. my heart sank as he started his late through his response, fumbling with his notes. uncharacteristically lost for words. he looked tired and bewildered. ron regan wrote that about his father, ronald reagan. you know -- [overlapping speakers] >> geraldo: you forget names. >> sean: one at reagan, when he left office, he definitely slowed down. but ronald reagan was still sharp. you know what? you are distracting from the question here. let me throw into dan. dan, it is so obvious. it is so dramatic. it is so bad that we have to ask this question. now, democrats had no problem asking about, let's see, donald trump, one direction, john mccain. why can't we ask it? and what is the answer? >> dan: well, we can. and we are go

and that doesn't help joe biden. when he's unable to deliver, it looks like you have got a weak president. obviously, he is also afflicted with covid. but if you were acting, if you were able to pass build back better, it would also show that i'm taking on the biggest challenges we have got in covid as well. judy: well, it's interesting you should say that, because i want i want to pick up on something president biden said at his news conference yesterday talking to the reporters. he said, you guys have been trying to convince me that i'm bernie sanders. he said, i'm not. i like him. but i'm not bernie sanders. i'm not a socialist. i'm a mainstream democrat. but, of course, that doesn't assuage what republicans are saying. and i want you to listen just to a short clip of what the republican minority whip in the, senate john thune, had to say at a news conference they had. sen. thune: pretty much on every level -- you can go right down the list -- this administration has been a failure. and i believe the only way they

the way joe biden is handling this is a catastrophe. the only person who appreciated the confusion and idiocy of what joe biden did this week was vladimir putin. he realizes he has no strategy. he has no ability to articulate what it is he wants. we're almost left to assume this is what he wants. because again he's incomprehensible that is very, very dangerous when you're dealing with the glide like vladimir putin. it's been i'm going to with violent crime how are they going to combat the surge that's come about largely from the pulses of their own the pulses of their own at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. [ marcia ] my dental health was not good. visit indeed.com/hire i h

yes it's, it's joe biden. the elder statesman, he will of course be a signy his come by your story and are trying to trying to give us unity. but we're, we're just as fractured as we were during the trump era. and it's, it's even inner party fractures that we're seeing right now. within the democratic party still. so i think he's got to kind of drop that stick ah, worked some on some party building and got for the love of god. please work on the messaging. it is the worst democrats. my party is notorious at just bad messaging period. they need to rewrite the entire book on message, which is hilarious coming after the trumpet ministration, where c malls berg will agree. messaging and communication was not the key to all the work that has been done with the trump administration. purpose or not. that was to say, miles or i will give you the final word on this. what is by to need to do going into this year. and where was his biggest binder from last? i mean, i don't know where to start. i mean, certainly, afghanis

biden was torn. his colleagues believe the message had landed andes the next night the debate unfolded and didn't hear the words come out of biden's mouth, he o grew more and more frustrated. one opening, two, then, three, why won't he say it, clyburn askedwh himself. finally, he took matters into hisel own hands at that commercl break. backstage, biden looked his friend in the eye and nodded his assurance. clyburn returned to his seat to watch the end of the debate. and then of course, this is what happened at the end of the debate. >> we talked about the supreme court. i'm looking forward to making sure that there's a black woman onsu the supreme court to make sure we in fact get representation. not a joke. notsuac a joke. i've pushed very hard for that. >> and my other motto was, as you said, you're defined by your courage, and redeemed by your loyalty,co i'm loyal, i do what say. >> i am loyal, i do what i say. after beingat drowned out brief there by applause,r in the roo. i do what i say. >> wh

biden withdrew them anyway. >> harris: wow. it is so great to get your perspective and the details coming from these meetings that you are having this on the hill and the house armed services. so important for the american people to see that today. appreciate you being in "focus." congressman. thank you. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: thank you for watching "the faulkner focus". up next after the commercial break "outnumbered." ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're banking, with bank of america. his girlfriend just caught the bouquet, so he's checking in on that ring fund. that photographer? he's looking for something a little more zen, so he's thinking, “i'll open a yoga studio.” and as for the father of the bride? he's checking to see if he's on track to do this all over again... and again. bank of america's digital tools are so impressive, you just can't stop banking. >> harris: we are moving forward to the point where president biden is expected to face off against the white house press corps in the

joe biden also promised to shut down the virus. house democrats once again failed and americans are struggling to find tests as the pandemic worsens. this month, the u.s. broke the record for the most covid hospitalizations at over 132,000. and more americans died from covid-19 in 2021 than 2020. following a year of defunding the police rhetoric from president biden and congressional democrats, we saw a crime crisis in over a dozen major u.s. cities seeing record high homicide rates in 2021. and the border crisis continues to rage and worsen with over 1.8 million illegal immigrants apprehended at our southern border since joe biden took office. and of course, president biden's weakness on the world stage has left us with a national security crisis that has made our adversaries in beijing, terron, and moscow -- tehran and moss co-stronger today -- moscow stronger today. with that i'll go to jodey arrington from texas. mr. arrington: i was only 9 years old since we are flaunting our youth and vigor this morning. the best way to descr

president biden doesn't have that transformational opportunity. so he misunderstood it and he went too far. there are areas and i think bill clinton is a good model. there are actually areas where the president could reach agreement with the republicans. the infrastructure bill was a bipartisan bill i think of regulating big tech and maybe going big on immigration reform, trade and border security for citizenship for dreamers and a path to citizenship rather. at least that gives him some -- some political breeze and an advantage, which he doesn't have by doubling down on build back better. >> one of the things you wrote, though, that surprised me you think biden should announce now he's not going to run for re-election. if he does that, doesn't that make him kind of a lame duck? doesn't that suck out a lot of his power? >> well, i mean, this is a column i actually wrote back in -- back in december. the president, i think, already is a lame duck. i think there's a presumption in washington that the president is not going to or is unlikely to run fo

day 372 of the biden administration. and back in 1994, when he was senate judiciary committee chairman, senator joe biden guided liberal justice stephen breyer's confirmation on to the supreme court, 28 years later. 28 years later, biden will get the chance to replace breyer, who had 83 is the courts oldest member. he's expected to retire at the end of this term. to borrow a line from the president, this is a be ftc. bfd. >> i'm also grateful to the senate judiciary committee, especially chair senator biden. >> president biden said it was up to breyer to formally announce his retirement. >> justice breyer has the right an opportunity to decide what he is going to do, to announce it. there has been no announcement from justice breyer. let him make the statement he is going to make and i will be happy to talk about that later. >> nbc news now reports biden will appear with wry or at the white house to more. this will be biden's chance to put his own imprint on the highest court in the land and it brings a much-needed oppor

biden sat on his hands which he biden administration does on everything. then there singh may be a minor incursion will be okay we won't do much. what is a minor incursion? is that half the country? is it 5000 dead people in ukraine? what is a minor incursion? if you cross somebody's border that is an invasion it's not minor ever to anybody. so biden is a clown as a president but he never was a serious person. and so now it got the repercussions of this we've elected a guy who has no idea how to do the job and does not want to do the job just once the title. maria: look at the policy mistakes and where it has gotten us. the price of oil now all the way back up to $86 a barrel. it has empowered our adversaries. ironic actually sending missiles into the united emirates. what is your take on the outcomes of these bad policies? >> oh well, we see with a weak present going back to jimmy carter. it would weak present the bad guys act out. look at what she is going towards taiwan for look at what north korea is doing. look at iran, all of them. they do not respec

katie: joe biden tweeted this. he said weernding 2021 with what one analyst described was the strongest economic track record of any president in 50 years, let's keep the progress going. one analyst to try to argue it's been so successful. >> i think that was somebody on cnn or cnbc. a liberal. i think you just cited the number, 62% of americans think we are on the wrong track. they don't agree with the analysis that we are doing the right thing in washington today. katie: steve moore, thank you so much. 2021 was the year of crime in cities across america. what will it take to turn things around in 2022? marianne: welcome to fox news live. i'm marianne rafferty. we aring more about the destruction left behind by the fast-moving fires in suburban denver. three people are mission and nearly 1,000 homes were destroyed and others damaged. the debris is covered by 8 inches of snow. the kentucky governor declaring a state of emergency in the wake of powerful storms and tornadoes that ripped through the state. there are n

biden has created this nursing shortage. >> carley: spread like wildfire throughout the u.s., joe biden ignored reporter questions about switching strategy on the pandemic. listen. >> message for vaccinated americans wondering why they should restrict activities given -- most americans will get covid at some point. >> president biden: folks, we'll talk about that later, come on. >> carley: take a listen to vp harris stumbling all over the place trying to answer the same question. >> what point does the administration say, you know what, this strategy is not working. >> it is time for us to be doing what we've been doing and that time is everyday, everyday it is time for us to agree that there are things and tools that are available to us to slow this thing down. >> carley: hhs secretary he was disappointed on the ruling mike braun says it takes edge off businesses, guys. >> todd: the more i look at that answer and look at it, it was that beauty pageant answer that was all over the place. again, this is the vice president, she should be able to talk better than that. >> carley: same. >>

. >> president biden: google covid test near me. you can google it or go to any search engine and find out where free testing and the free testing site is available. if you want to figure out how to get across town to some restaurant that is great, you usually do google it. >> laura: fox news alert, breaking overnight, australia canceling novak djokovic's visa just days before the australian open. more on that in just a moment. first, a bad day to be waking up as joe biden. the president strikes out on everything from capitol hill to the high court. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: he may just want to go back to sleep. we're glad you are not asleep, i'm todd piro. fox team coverage covering the legal blow to president biden. griff jenkins is with us. >> griff: you might say the president is having a no good week, not just voting rights failure or the slap down, take a look at other setbacks, the country lost faith in the cdc, tests are scarce, the big speech bombed as stacey abrams stood them up

but all the components of biden's plans i'm sorry all these opponents of biden's plan are branded as traders to the company are following the footsteps of prominent democrats over the years who proposed moving the filibuster in the past. >> it's a very dangerous thing to do but. >> if there's one thing i've learned in my years here, once you change the rules and surrender the senates institutional power you never get it back. >> they want to make this country into a banana republic where if you do not get your way, you change the rules. >> everybody i have talked to believe the filibuster should stay there. i will personally resist efforts to get rid of them. >> if they choose to change the rules and put an end to democratic debate, then the fighting and that bitterness and that gridlock will only get worse. >> i am committed to never voting. to change the legislative filibuster. >> is nothing more notable than the hyperbole of biden's words is the futility. democratic senators who said they oppose getting rid of the filibuster have clearly made it absolutely clear the biden plan the

joe biden. that supreme court pay? >> i'm going to invite senators from both parties and listen to their ideas and point of views. i'm also going to listen to leading scholars and lawyers. i'm fortunate to have advice v from vice president kamala harris. she's an exceptional lawyer. >> right after she fixes the borders he will get the pick. that's it for us, god filled next. ♪ ♪ >> police under siege, a dramatic showdown caught on camera in houston, texas. that government striking three officers in the front arm and leg come all are in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery. the suspect, roman hy-vee are fled the scene in mercedes-benz at gunpoint. he's now in custody after an hour long standoff. >> in the meantime ice confirming jose rosales -- is in the illegal immigrant and criminal as well. he'd been on the wrong since 1986. he's one of her another murder in el salvador. he's going to appeal before cream it it court later this morning. you're watching fox on friday. >> new yorkers are expected to

the impact of biden's policies on america.th biden's big call a supreme court nominee his retirement. will joe biden's pick be the progressives' pick? if alan dershowitz weighs in on the supreme court moves and vice president kamala harris' deciding vote. then, release the transcripts. questions are swirling on what went down on two phone calls of president biden's, one with ukrainian president zelensky, the other with ccp head xi jinping. >> the answer is that we did, i did raise the question of transparency. i've spent a lot of time with him. he, in fact, he's just not being transparent. maria: not being transparent, that's it. coming up, former director of intelligence john ratcliffe on the origins of covid-19 and the intelligence behind china and russia's deceptions. plus, joe biden moves to protect the ukraine border but blows off his own southern border. mexican cartels are making $100 million a week on human trafficking. drugs made in china have become the number one killer of americans as texas governor greg ab a bot told me weekend. >> of the age group 18-45, this past year m

joe, the liberal "new york times" is sounding major alarm bells, will joe biden and by joe biden, chief of staff ron clain reverse course and acknowledge inflation is a problem. >> joe: ron clain and jen psaki, right? importance of messaging and cardinal rule of politics and sales is underpromise and overdeliver. the president and his team insisted inflation was transitory for many months, declared victory saying president biden saved christmas. inflation is here until 2023, what does that mean? it will be here in november, when people go to the ballot box, dooming democrats to the midterm. when you live in a country that is less safe to live in, not good for the party in power. >> carley: back to fox news poll numbers, are voters concerned with the economy? 27% say the economy is in excellent or good shape, 73% say the economy is only fair or poor and to another number here, voter inflation concerns, 85% of people say yes, they are concerned on inflation. president biden's response has been build back better. does that message resonate with the american people? >> that is the thing. it

you have the same of joe biden. joe biden is clubbing debts, them popularity, but notice when level plums before accept the donald trump. so a fun distraction. fabre that name, war mongering is always something which politicians turn to and which generally they can, they can rely on their media to, to deflect and take up. so we're seeing this doesn't phobic war mongering propaganda. largely, i think as a distraction from the internal weakness of these key western government, i'm afraid to close at the moment is not thinking about long consequences. they thinking today, tomorrow, no further than next week, when johnson may go to the crisis, maybe over in the meanwhile and his internet to ramp up or to drive the temperature, which is exactly what was done by announcing the day, sending a new record to you. craig, well, let's go attention over the ukraine. see no sign of letting up our analysis and analyze how the situation may evolve. you can find that on more on our website, dot com. well, it's been a year since joe

but they are testing joe biden. there is no doubt that our adversaries all around the world has seen the way he has performed his first year in office. it has been from a place of weaskness. and whether you look at afghanistan, the southern border, any time joe biden is pressed on anything on the world stage, he exudes weakness. and they know that believe me, vladimir putin knows that. this would never have come to this point with donald trump because they wouldn't have even tried it. unfortunately, this is what you get whenever you have a leader like joe biden in the white house and, look, we are all hoping for the best outcome here on all different fronts, but it is such a shame that we have found ourselves in this place because of ineffective and weak leadership and it comes from the top from joe biden. >> todd: it is a sad state of affairs where we are following that press conference. we certainly hope that this administration listens to individuals that say come to the middle, let's come up with some compromise