we don't see women going into men's prison or women joining fraternities or going into men's bathrooms. it in negatively affecting women. >> bill: thank you for your time today. west virginia, nebraska and tennessee, ohio has done something as well. governor, thank you for your time and riley gaines and may. >> dana: keep coaching those kids. >> bill: we had a big show today. i said before we go, brevity is the soul of witt. new piece in the "washington post" shows the 90s had the longest songs. today it's shorter by a minute. >> dana: when you do rides the songs go by really fast. the ride will go by fast but it doesn't. harris faulkner is taking you through the next hour, >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert.

america's foreign policy in the hands of president biden is proving to be deadly. iran's paid for and trained terrorists are hitting our military men and women at will. look at the map. is biden even up to the job of protecting americans in the middle east and even at home? we'll get into that later in the hour. three of our u.s. service members were killed over the weekend. 34 were injured. u.s. officials identifying the terrorists. they are iran-backed, of course, all eyes on our commander-in-chief and his administration. do they know what to do? why was nothing done before it came to this point? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." just a few minutes ago, we saw for the first time since he was in the hospital, the nation's defense secretary lloyd austin at the pentagon.

first day back in the office after two weeks in the hospital and recovering. he said he was able to work from home. and his first public appearance since the fatal attack on our troops. now remember how long that's been going on. 104 days, october 17th. the first time we've seen him publicly on that. the drone attack happening in northeastern jordan near its borders with syria and iraq. the region has been hit over and over and over in the recent months, as i just said, 104 days. congress wants more from president biden. don't we all. their demands now. >> we have to reestablish deterrents with regard to iran. we're seeing the result. more americans killed, wars in the middle east, appeasement policy of the biden administration has completely failed.

our enemies smell weakness out of the white house. there is no doubt about it. >> harris: most of the attacks since the middle of october, at least 160 of them, look at that. just since october 17th. and the commander-in-chief ordered only responding 15 times and the criticism from generals has been even though those 15 times were woefully undergrade for what we needed to do. general jack keane has been saying it for months that it is not the way to play the game, at least not to win it. >> to deter the proxies themselves by hitting them will not be sufficient. we have got to go after iran. iran doesn't care how many rockets an missiles we destroy. the administration doesn't get it. they don't care how many rockets and missiles are destroyed or how many proxies are killed as a result of our strikes. what they do care about is the

resources that they own. >> harris: republican congressman mike waltz in forces now. multiple combat tours in afghanistan, middle east and africa. let's go straight to the pentagon. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin now. >> we are getting the first indications of who may have been behind the drone attack that killed three u.s. troops while they were sleeping in their barracks, injuring 34. eight of whom had to be medevaced to germany. president biden said the u.s. will respond. sunday''s attack was a 160th attack by iranian proxy forced targeting u.s. troops in iraq, syria and now jordan. the islamic resistance movement. one of iran's shia proxies in iraq called on u.s. troops to leave today before tomorrow adding the resistance fighters mock them. the u.s. killed a leader of the

group on january 4th in a drone strike in baghdad. iran's intelligence minister tried to deny his country's involvement in the attack on u.s. troops. >> we're hearing from secretary austin. the iranian intelligence minister said the resistance in the region takes action against america's aggressive presence based on its own decisions and pol policies. it acts on what it deems right. lloyd austin meets with nato secretary general. >> let me start with my outrage for the deaths of three brave u.s. troops in jordan and for the other troops who were wounded. the president and i will not tolerate an attack on u.s. forces and we will take all necessary actions to defend the u.s. and our troops. now, at this important time i'm

glad to be back at the pentagon. i feel good and am recovering well but still recovering. >> the drone hit u.s. troops while they were sleeping in their barracks at a small outpost at tore 22 where 350 americans troops are stationed providing logistical support to the american special forces based in syria. part of the counter isis fight. this outpost has been there since 2015 and is strategically located where jordan, syria and iraq come together. chairman of the joint chiefs general brown spoke in an interviewed taped before this attack. >> we want to insure that we take away capability while we protect our forces, at the same time not have it broaden into a much wider conflict. >> the "wall street journal" is reporting exclusively that the way that the drone got into the base at tower 22 is that the

counter drone measures thought it was a u.s. drone coming back to the base. so clearly that is something that they will be looking at very closely in the coming days as they investigate how this terrible tragedy occurred. >> harris: i guess my first question would be how well the enemy knows us. i don't mean those proxies, those people paid and trained. i mean iran. they watch us closely. a fast question for you, jennifer, has there been any indication how whatever retaliation there would be from the united states military per the commander-in-chief joe biden be different than the lesser than that we saw in the build-up to this point? generals have criticized it as being lesser than it needed to be to deter. >> based on conversations i've had this is a turning point. once u.s. troops were killed, i was always told there are many, many targets, some of them including iranian targets, that be presented to the president and it will be his choice in the end but there is a campaign plan and the question is which targets will be chosen and that

will be up to the white house. >> harris: jennifer griffin, thank you very much. good to see you. president biden promising action against the attacks on american service members yesterday. >> president biden: we lost three brave souls at one of our bases and -- [inaudible] we shall respond. >> we put some of the words on the screen for you because he is difficult to understand a lot. just two weeks ago the president assured americans he had the iran situation under control. remember this? >> president biden: i've already delivered the message to iran. they know not to -- [inaudible question]

>> president biden: we will make sure we respond to the houthis that continue this outrageous behavior. >> are we in a proxy war with iran? >> president biden: say again? no. >> harris: republican congressman mike waltz from florida and a former u.s. army special forces commander. thank you for all of your service. you heard the president there. are we in a proxy war with iran and he said after having to repeat the question, no. your reaction to that. >> well, harris, here is the message that iran has gotten very clearly, they clearly didn't get the message to stop that biden thought that they got. the message that they've received is yes, they are in a proxy war with us. they are unleashing their militias not just on israel, but on us and on global shipping through the houthis and they

have gotten the message loud and clear that they can get away with it. not only can they get away with it, that to the extent we do respond, it will be feckless. i've talked to soldier in the field and commanders in the middle east now. we're bombing empty warehouses in the middle of the night so the administration can look like they are doing something in response but they are still beholding to this appeasement strategy when it comes to iran. you heard the chairman of the joint chiefs brown. if you listen carefully whether it's kirby, him, the president, they end every statement if we are going to defend ourselves but we don't want this thing to spread. and what iran hears from that is well, let's take it to the next level and see what we can get away with next time and now we have three dead service members because of it that many of us have been warning eventually one of these missiles or drones will

get through. when you try to play defense constantly rather than punching back in a meaningful way, this blood is on this administration's hands, period and they need to take responsibility for it. >> harris: i don't know if you heard jennifer griffin. she said that from the indications that she is getting at the pentagon this is a turning point. my question was how will it look different from the other times we've retaliated. that was her answer. we have to watch and report that. i take it you don't believe that. >> well, i don't think -- don't worry about what i believe. i don't think the iranians believe it. i don't think the militias in iraq believe it. i don't think the houthis or hezbollah or hamas believe it. right now you can have all the capability, military capability in the world and by the way, there is an opportunity cost. we're stripping from places around china and ships and

things that should be in maintenance, soldiers resting to surge in the middle east. if our enemies don't believe we have the political will to use it in a way that will hurt them, not their proxies, not empty warehouses in the middle of the desert but them. then they will continue to push. that's how the middle east works. they only respect strength and they only -- they need to believe that there will be serious costs imposed so it is just not worth messing with the americans anymore. >> harris: i want to dig deeper into some of the reporting. jennifer griffin just brought it to our attention. the "wall street journal" broke it and originally reported the u.s. official now has confirmed to fox news the iran proxy drone that got past our defenses for tower 22, because it was mistaken for a u.s. drone expected to return to the base at the same time. this has now been confirmed by a u.s. official. now, what i said to jennifer

moments ago was how well does the enemy know us? i don't mean all those proxies paid for terrorists, i'm talking about iran that they can do this. >> well, harris, at this point i'm speculating and we'll ask for briefings on exactly what happened. did our defensive measures fail? have they captured one of our drones and reverse engineered there? this is the cat and mouse game that's going on but bigger picture we're shooting down these 30, $40,000 drones with two to 3 million missiles. it's not sustainable and from my position as the chairman of military readiness how are we reacting when you can throw thousands of these things at little cost, buy them on chinese websites and we have the super elaborate system. >> harris: the same kind they're using you can buy on the website

of alibabba? >> how we have to adjust in the tactical space. strategically we have a fundamental -- this administration misunderstanding of deterrent. they are so obsessed with non-escalation it is promoting it and people are dead because of it. >> harris: you said whenever they stop talking they say we don't want to biden this thing. we don't want it to spread. it is spreading and killing us. >> it's a green light to tehran. until they dry up the cash in iran they'll have all the resources they need to keep fueling the fire. >> harris: when you get going on those conferences i want to bring you back and educate us on what you will push for on the hill. the secretary of defense is back today saying he has been working from home. we'll watch to see if that has any kind of an impact, too.

congressman waltz, always great to have you in "focus." thank you. house republicans laying out their articles of impeachment against the department of homeland security secretary mayorkas and their bid to remove him over biden's border crisis and more support for texas. it's growing. you know why? it's in a battle with the white house. instead of fighting the drug cartels. >> there is actions that the president can take right now to help the governor instead of working against him. >> it is time for the administration to step up and do their job. >> harris: the texas governor is bound to protect his citizens and those in this country. half of the governors in america back him in this fight. one of them, one of the first to publicly state it, oklahoma's governor in "focus" next. because i know there are so many of you

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would have a president like this one who would open the door to everyone. >> when will it turn into a civil war? you have the texas rights versus federal rights. both sides with guns. >> we believe constitutionally we are right. we have a right to defend our citizens. we have a right to defend this country. we're doing the job. >> harris: a former biden immigration official tells "politico", quote, president biden is finally admitting that he has given up on his campaign promise to enact more humane immigration policies than trump. wow. is that a friend? hum. matt finn live in eagle pass. matt. >> texas did not fully comply with the biden administration's deadline friday and instead the texas state attorney general fired back a letter to the biden administration with demands and a deadline of his own. texas state attorney general ken paxton is asking the biden administration to provide proof by february 15th supporting the

federal government's claim it has ownership over shelby park through a previous easement. if they can confirm it has the rights to this land texas would allow the feds back in. for now texas will continue to stand its ground. >> it seems unlikely what they are saying is true. since we can't verify it. we haven't seen any records that indicate they are correct. we're saying hey, show up and give us the information that demonstrates that you are correct. i doubt they will be able to do that. >> also this new video presumed coyote takes off his valuables on land in mexico, gets into the river and guides a family with a young girl illegally across the fast moving water. dumps that family on the united states side and then swims back and goes back to mexico. how they are making money off

our border. a coalition of former f.b.i. officials are saying military age men who have crossed into our country. >> harris: great reporting as always. 25 republican governors are standing with texas in its stand-off with the biden administration and two of those governors, georgia's governor and montana joined me in "focus." >> thatth is what the federal government is charged with doing and why governor abbott is taking the actions he has. it is outrageous the administration is trying to push this back on the legislative process. >> it is time for the administration to step up and do their job. that's why it was not a question about whether we were going to stand with governor abbott. the only action he has taken was appointing kamala harris as the czar for the southern border?

that turned out to be a total dud. >> harris: these governors are all talking now. one of the earliest voices we heard backing governor abbott was oklahoma governor kevin stitt. i want to take a temperature check on just how hot this issue is among republican governors and how far you are willing to go to help texas. >> well first off, i mean, i think the american people see exact will i what's happening. this is just the only explanation for the biden administration cutting razor wire to let people illegally into our country is for some reason he thinks it is good politically. now you see him flipping on that because american people are just outraged. so of course we stand with governor abbott because we have common sense. the american people want to defend our country. think about this. there is 28 ports of entry along the southern border with mexico and texas.

it is already a federal law it is illegal to enter anywhere except those ports of entry. the american people are not fooled at all by the biden administration cutting razor wire and letting people is. it is an invasion. governor abbott is in his right to defend his state. other republican governors have a lot of common sense and standing with him. >> harris: we've seen governor desantis and kristi noem and others promising and then sending resources there, people on the ground, national guard. i want to take the temperature of this. once you get involved in this, it is half the country now against the white house. will you send resources? >> yes, oklahoma will do that. i've publicly said it and already sent resources before and we'll be doing it again. we're already looking at the numbers and again, every state is a border state. fentanyl deaths have gone up 500% in our state.

again, this is just so common sense. and i want the american people to think about it. you have the biden administration right now cutting razor wire to let people in illegally. i mean, what other explanation is there besides that's wrong and it goes against what texas should be doing to protect their border or any governor, for that fact? >> harris: i want to make sure that we put parentheses and highlight and everything we need to do around what you just said about a 500% fentanyl increased problem in your state. that is unbearable. you get the last word. >> yeah. well, the other thing that people need to realize is this is not against immigration. we need to have, you know, visa reform and know who is coming into our country. you have military-age men from other countries on the terrorist

watch list that are coming through our southern border. this has nothing to do with immigration reform. this is about securing our border. and i think that's where they try to conflate this issue. americans are too smart for it and know what's happening. they know that democrats thought it would help them in the next election. now realize it is not because americans are so frustrated. so you can see them flip-flopping. that's why i'm just so supportive of governor abbott and the other 25 republican governors who are bringing common sense to this situation. >> harris: governor stitt of the great state of oklahoma, appreciate you being on the program. >> thank you so much. >> harris: senator joe manchin dropping more hints that he might jump into the 2024 race after all. and casting doubt on another biden term. plus democrats struggling to respond to the problem surrounding the president's age and so many gaffes so recently. >> 80 years old to be in that

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economy crash this year? a sitting president. >> harris: he thinks he is the sitting president. it appears that some democrats are struggling with how to address these awkward public moments. from our 81-year-old commander-in-chief. again you guys know from watching me every day it is not about his age but what he can accomplish. his age would not be a thing if things were working out. i regress. digress. former house speaker nancy pelosi completely dodged when pressed on the issue. >> on the cognitive question. it is the line of attack from president biden who will likely be his opponent. is that fair? is mental acuity, cognitive ability? >> i think there is something to be said for as we review the campaign. let's see what he has to say about things. >> harris: now it appears the biden campaign the turning to heavy hitters for political boost and working to get former

presidents obama and clinton together for a fundraiser and hoping democratic star power can raise money and enthusiasm. but it comes off a report that even barack obama is worried biden's complacency is hurting his re-election chances. tammy bruce and david car lucci. i am curious to get your take on this. >> this is about contrast. of course. we talk about joe biden making some gaffes but i think republicans have really set the field to their disadvantage. once donald trump starts making gaffes as we've seen, it is a tit-for-tat. you can complain about the mental acuity of joe biden. at the same time your frontrunner the presidential candidate for the republicans is making tremendous gaffes confusing -- >> harris: it's interesting to hear you say that. i will need the example for the rebuttal from tammy. like something commensurate

with, i don't know, north of a thousand of them from the curre current man. >> we saw trump's speech in nevada went on for an hour and a half. 20 minutes he is talking about a cognitive test. the people the created these tests. he is going back and either lying or covering up what he is trying to say. >> i think there is a difference between not liking what someone says and someone being completely wrong like referring to trump as the sitting president or if you are making a joke or being sarcastic having a whale be on. i think the american people will notice this. there is a distinct between the approach of each man. an hour and half typical trump. , the energy.

biden wouldn't be able to. nancy pelosi may be older than biden. it is not about age. it is about the issues with age. people know that trump says things they don't necessarily like. what they see is focus, he understands the issues, he is fresh, he has energy, he doesn't need to be helped off the stage by melania, we know what the differences are. the american people see it every day. >> harris: let's move. president biden is facing extremely low approval ratings right now. that has been the case really since the pull-out from afghanistan. we saw those numbers go in the tank and they have never come back. governor newsom, though, defends joe biden. watch. >> everybody's approval across the spectrum. economy is booming, inflation is cooling. of course the economic strategies this president has put together were all things republicans dreamt of but never delivered. he has delivered. >> harris: reverse order.

tammy, you are laughing. >> i think they believe this is still like a seminar and they can gas light people. we have a dynamic with the kitchen table. it is one thing with stats and your little booklet and one survey and the price of energy and the price of food. until that changes, until americans can actually have some optimism. not just for today but for the future. what is the future going to look like? you talked about the numbers of joe biden. they are very close to jimmy carter's numbers. remember the iranian capture of all of our hostages in the embassy. it's very similar repeat when it comes to the nature of what's happening in the world. the same country, the same issues with the economy, passive attitude, almost fear-based lack of leadership. not knowing what to do. it is jarring. the compareson between how reagan presented himself and how trump is. >> dana: particularly with iran

mixed up in that. my friend arroyo says history doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes. >> we're a knew political era. we can't compare it to jimmy carter. you can have candidates underwater like joe biden and donald trump that are very unpopular but at the same time can get elected because people fear the other party. i think that's what's happening here. joe biden is proving himself by getting things done. >> harris: wait a minute. people fear the other party. that is going to be you think what democrats should run on? i will poke a hole in that for you that will pop the balloon. you don't think people are fearful knowing how many unvetted gotaways are coming across our border. >> people are concerned about that and you have donald trump saying don't do anything on the border. wait until i'm president. if it's that big a problem. >> harris: the president could do something today and he won't do it. >> he needs congress to act and they sit on their hands. >> harris: he can switch on the

policies that trump had in place. you could love trump's policy. you don't have to dislike biden but could love him again if he could make something work as the executive in the office. i will move. actually you know what? i want to take a moment to do this and ask my team for grace on time. senator joe manchin is hinting at a 2024 run and a new interview that he just did. there it is. senator joe manchin said he can see himself as president. the report goes on to say manchin called the president a good decent man but said he worries about a white house staff that is dominated by far left liberals. >> he is right about that. one thing the democrats have that republicans don't. they tend to stick together. he will take numbers away from biden. he won't win. he thinks he can. most of the people in the senate think they can be president.

>> he has a big ego. he wants to talk about that and get it out there. we know that. but the reality is that joe biden no matter who is surrounding him, he has proven he has gone towards the middle and got democrats on the left and right upset. that's where you want to be. you want a president that is governing. >> harris: would you support joe manchin. >> no, i will support joe biden because he has proven himself. we have a very difficult time out there. inflation, world events that are happening. joe biden has been this steady hand that has delivered for the american people. is it the extraordinary results that we all want today? >> harris: no. >> but he is moving in that direction. when you have the comparison to donald trump i think it is pushing a lot of people to give joe biden another chance. >> you have a difficult job but you are doing it well. >> harris: oh, tammy. i was going to say i believe you believe it. >> i do believe it. >> harris: ga g to see you in studio. house republicans turning up the heat on alejandro mayorkas and

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>> harris: the new york police department working along with the queen's district attorney now just this hour have announced some shocking arrests in an apparent domestic terrorism case. suspected anarchists with an arsenal of homemade weapons inside their apartment. national correspondent bryan llenas is new york city with the story. bryan. >> harris, the nypd arrested brothers and drew and anglo in their apartment in queens parallel to manhattan and near the airport. inside the apartment they found a hit list of cops, politicians and celebrities. they also found eight ieds and bomb making recipes. anything from how to make

molotov cocktails. they had a police scanner, body armor and 600 rounds of ammunition. they also found notebooks full of anti-government conspiracy theories including a mention of charles manson who said that human sacrifices are permitable. nypd found six homemade ghost guns including homemade ar-15 style assault weapons including high capacity magazines built using a 3d printer. we sat down with the inspector of the nypd's ghost gun division this morning and told us that ghost guns they have retrieved 400 off the streets in the last year, up ten fold since 2019. she says tracking down these untraceable ghost guns proverb ottal in helping them prevent lone wolf extremists. >> we're seeing a lot of chatter in the extremes word. no matter what side you are on. just a lot of chatter about the

allure of these firearms producing them or being able to attain one. >> while prosecutors say there is no indication that these two brothers are part of a terrorist organization, we visited the joint operations center of the nypd this morning. a deputy of commissioner of intelligence say they are on heightened alert for domestic and foreign extremists. >> what's different about the last few months is we're dealing with an everywhere all at once kind of a threat. >> the brothers face up to 25 years in prison and face 130 counts of criminal possession of weapons. their next court date in february 15th. >> harris: thank you very much. when some of your friends come for you, oh boy. fellow allies of the district attorney fani willis want her to step away from the trump interfere earns election case in

georgia. concerns are growing over her love affair with nathan wade. who she hired to head the case, the biggest case of her career. documents of wade's divorce proceeding show wade spent thousands of dollars on lavish vacations and bought an airline ticket in willis's name and could all come up when wade has to testify two days from now in his divorce case. attorneys for former d.o.j. lawyer jeffrey clark are demanding that all communications between fani willis's team and the biden administration be made public. they claim wade and willis had two separate meetings at the white house. and former prosecutor said this. >> i'm not sure if it is more soap opera or john grisham legal thriller. the cards seem to be falling for

willis. were the meetings trying to set up the timing to interfere with the 2024 election. all these questions need very serious answer. >> harris: what word comes to mind for me, collusion. was there collusion between fani willis, the district attorney's office and the white house of joe biden? doug collins, attorney and former georgia congressman who served as a ranking member on the house judiciary committee. first of all, doug. what do you think about the situation with the meetings? >> that's been the thing i have oh he been most concerned about from the beginning, we talked about this before. salaciousness of the affair and everything will come out and believe neither one of them will be doing it in divorce court now. the issue with the biden, the hit you had on there is concerning, collusion, how you actually, were they planning the cases out and timing them between smith's cases and the new york cases? doing it in such a way or being

encouraged to take on this case and given information that may or may not have been available at the time? i think these are all now questions that have come to light in the process that have allowed the defense attorneys to ask the question of the judge, were we put in a disadvantage or was there other extracurricular activities we need to know about? >> harris: collusion was my first question. the second is how does fani willis still have a position on that case, the election interference case against donald trump at this point? why wouldn't she step aside and give that case integrity at this point? >> that's become more and more the issue. i think you'll see them there is a february 15th hearing brought by the attorneys of the trump indictments with the others. you have the subpoenaed depositions for nathan wade i think this week and the judge in cobb county said depending how that went fani willis might be subpoenaed after that. what's interesting about this

case-wise. she can step away from it and try to give it to another district attorney or try to hand it off to somebody but it doesn't work. she is not focused on the case that was supposed to start in march. this puts it off for a long time. >> harris: i mean, according to published reports, ms. wade has receipts and not focused on the trump case now. she has to get through the couple's divorced if she is involved with the husband. let's move. house republicans pushing ahead to impeach deputy mayorkas and they have two articles of impeachment. one accuses him of refusal to secure the border. the other accuses him of knowingly making false statements to congress that the border is secure. doug. >> this is going to be the pivotal point with all the immigration discussion now. most of us believe mayorkas is incompetent and ideologue when it comes to the immigration side.

what they are saying in my mind is we can have differences of opinion. he gets in trouble saying the border is secure. i will take illegal entry ways not in the law. that's where he breaks or bends the law into ways it was never intended and comes out and says our border is secure. that's where the willful and knowingly come in here that are really important. >> harris: it seems like biden is kind of stabbing him in the back because by him pushing forward with the politics at the moment and saying he wants something to go through congress that gives him power right now to shut down the border if he needs to or to -- when you read some of the wording in what he wants to pass through congress it doesn't sound like he is supporting mayorkas. i have to let you go but when we get back we'll dig into that. thank you. >> i'm shocked biden being political, are you kidding me, really? >> harris: all right. "outnumbered" next.

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