840,000 people. >> approximately 965,000 were expelled. approximately 40,000 have been removed. >> we know he will be in ewing to ask him questions. here is harris faulkner with "the faulkner focus." >>harris: more breaking news with what's happening with the homeland security secretary so while he is on the hill, the dh inspector general has just declined to investigate those mounted border agents accused o whipping migrants. that wasn't true. and we know it wasn't true. and the pictures, those optics of the biden administration wer negative for them. he said oh, he was going to go after them and in fact, he woul have been investigation investigation ended outcome within days.

now we've just learned that the are passing the ball around fro agency agency to department to department. the instant declining to investigate saying after two months after that incident, it will move on now to the office of professional responsibility. and so on and so on furd we wil follow the bouncing ball, but the bottom line was he had just been on the ground at the borde and had seen the way that they do their jobs aerate and being mounted on horses when you have people they can pull you down and you're in water, they have been through the details here they are not carrying whips, that was that narrative was never true, and he saw them doing their jobs a few days before all of the backlash from the pictures, and he never said these words. i was there, i saw it. if there was a problem with it would have dealt with it then. instead he capitulated to the

loud narrative of go after the border agents. apparently that narrative is getting a little quieter month by month because that investigation declined by the dhs and it moves to another agency, what happens after that? we will let you know. we begin with a fox news alert, and jerry now deciding the fate of 18 -year-old kyle rittenhous who could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted on the most serious charge of first-degree intentional homicide. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." rittenhouse faces multiple charges after he shot and kille two men and injured a third man. during the chaos of violent present protest in kenosha, wisconsin yesterday. yesterday we saw the zinc arguments the state making a case that rittenhouse was the aggressor in their shootings, but at one point, look at your screen, that is a prosecutor pointing an ar 15 style gun at

the jury. he did ask if he was unloaded before he did it. i have so money questions just on that. meanwhile, it and it's closing, the defense team argued their client who was 17 at the time was acting in self-defense. >> the district attorney's office is marching forward with this case because they need somebody to be responsible. they need somebody to put into we did it. you lose the right to self-defense when you're the on that brought the gun. when you're the one who created the day meant. it when you are the one provoking other people. >> jonathan turley says the prosecutors have fumbled their case over and over a. >> the prosecution could not be working harder for acquittal. the problem is you make yoursel an issue, that's what they have done. he has contradicted his statements so often and presented evidence that was not borne out, he is really begging for reaction from this jury, bu

i would be very surprised if they could eke out a single conviction on this rather appalling record. >> elect six mcadams' life rest in kenosha. the jury members, 12 of them ar deliberating. >> a big day here in kenosha, wisconsin as those deliberation have officially begun here in wisconsin. now the big question for those jurors who were in deliberation is was kyle rittenhouse acting in self-defense? this morning 12 of the 18 juror rittenhouse himself choosing th names himself out of a wooden tumbler. the six names he picked out the jurors that will now be on standby. now on day 12 of the trial here deliberations have finally started. the illinois teenager on trial for shooting three men, killing two of them during the unrest i kenosha last summer following the police shooting of jacob lake. now we'll wait and see how long it's going to take for the jury

to decide if kyle rittenhouse was defending himself at night or if he is responsible for broken the shootings. during the miro than five hours of craft closing arguments prosecutors continued to say that tina was provoking the bloodshed that night focusing i on the piece of video evidence they say show he was pointing the ar 15 moments before the shooting great the defense team fighting back saying this was not the fact. >> under wisconsin law, you're not allowed to run around and point your gun at people. this is provocation. this is what starts this. the defendant rushes in and immediately points the gun and as you'll see in a little bit, he doesn't take kindly to peopl pointing guns. >> kyle shot joseph rosenbaum t stop the threat to his person and i'm glad he shot them because joseph rosenbaum had gotten that gun, i don't for a minute believe you wouldn't hav used it against somebody else.

>> overnight the national guard sending in this new video that shows 500 national guardsmen on standby at just outside of kenosha. it also closer to waukesha, wisconsin closer to milwaukee. many bigness is as nurses are covered with plywood because they never reopen here in kenosha after the unrest that rocked this area last summer. back out here live in front of the courthouse this afternoon i kenosha. you can see there are protester right outside of the courthouse we heard from people inside tha court room watching and listening that you could hear some of those protesters inside. here is, that final jury that was just chosen this morning that panel made up of seven women and five men. if the jury decides that he was acting in self-defense, they will have to acquit him. >> you gave us another importan detail. it is in waukesha that those 50 national guard men and women ar gathering. that was an important detail because i wondered yesterday if this was all breaking apart and they were bringing them into th scene, how that wouldn't be see

in kenosha in now we know because that's not exactly just across the street. however, i know it's being covered on the news because i see clips of its online and we just showed a little bit so tha you have to ask if the jury who is not sequestered if they don' reach their deliberations today could they see any of that? they've been stressed to watch to not watch the news, would it be seen anywhere else? let's ask fox news contributor in civil rights attorney leo terrel my questions now on the focus pray to let start with th jury. this active news sequestration even on the first night. is that normal? >> harris, it's a bad mistake o national high profile case such as that that has got national attendance, even when the judge mentioned not to hear what bide said in his previous statements it is a mistake. this jury should have been sequestered the moment closing arguments started.

they should have been sequestered and they should not be out there because as you pointed out those 500 national guard troops are out there and it is impossible, i've been doing this for 30 years, it's impossible for the jury to shield itself from all the public attention. >>harris: let's just get back to the big mistake very who mad the big mistake? and let's talk about it in the future terms if they don't reac a verdict today, tonight. than they get to go home and started again. they get to go home, they're no sequestered again so apparently sequestering them is never been part of the equation. >> no, it's never been and i'm surprised the defense or the prosecution didn't ask or the judge took the notion of having them sequestered on his own notion because it should have been done. what's going to happen? the unknown is what happens there are protesters outside, you just don't know if the public attention will impact th

jury members. it's a gamble and hopefully it will not, but you can't rule it out. >> it's a gamble with the fate of a young man's life. getting to the mistakes that jonathan and other legal analysts and experts like yourself have said that this prosecution made, and then we'v got to talk about that gun. we will get to that. >> harris, let me tell you this this prosecutor is a disaster. his obligation, i want people t understand that. the obligation of the governmen is to prosecute cases on just this, on law, this is a political case, harris. it's about finding a scapegoat very it's about the second amendment, it's about that gun. this case should have never bee prosecuted because there were not fax. this is an affirmative action self-defense case and it should have been basically the reason why this case should have never been prosecuted.

it was driven by the media, it was the george floyd aftermath and it was a mistake. >> think the prosecution is aware that it's may be made som mistakes and even seen the drama , you and i were on the air when the judge was ridiculing the prosecutor and they were going back-and-forth. why in the world, when your goa usually in cases that i've covered, i've not been in your shoes as a civil rights attorney , but i've covered many cases, your goal is to bring th jury with you, to bring them into your world as a storyteller , as a fact disseminate her and two say thi is how it laid out. he pointed a gun at them. a big ar 15 style gun, and before the prosecutor does that he says is it unloaded? to me there's a difference between unloaded and safe, to m there's a difference between do you trust that person? just look at what we went through with alec baldwin. someone hands me something to

point at a bunch of people come out wouldn't you check it yourself? wouldn't you have the acumen an the professional logic knowledg of that kind of weapon to look at it? >> should he have looked at that ? let me think about it. yes. it was foolishness. this case is annoying because again, what this prosecutor is doing is he's trying to dramatize the significance of this case he is ignoring the facts. he's ignoring that he is making tactical mistakes. he's ignoring the law, and all the prosecutors across the center, he had lied to a jury about the law when he said you lose your right of self-defense when you bring a gun. that's a lie. i want to be clear, that's a lie . he doesn't have any problem lying to the jury. >>harris: could the judge, can judge taken you put that down and check it please?

>> yes, the judge should have done it, could have done it, could have brought the attorney to a sidebar and said let's handle this in a different manner. this was of phony peer may send moment that failed nationally and in the courtroom. >> i don't want to make too big of a deal, it's just that it doesn't have to be that way and given the context of what we're seeing in the nation, do we nee any more drama? leo, thank you for being in focus. and when the verdict comes we will come back everyone knows. the distressing news keeps coming for the democrats. one longtime member has now defected to the gop. over what he is calling democratic values in quote and then there's this. to get the at the end of the da the american people see what's happening and it's unavoidable. you can see it at the grocery

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the blistering, washington, pos op-ed, democrats, democrats remain clueless on how to prepare for the midterms and possibly adding to the democrat was today, long serving california congresswoman jackie's fear says she will not run for reelection, she is the latest in a wave of democrats who decided they are getting out . raymond arroyo fox news contributor. raymond, when you see first jus the departure, basically they just sitting down at democrats with high profile nature, what does that tell you about the party? >> here is, what you're seeing as the reaction to not just tha jeb bill, the infrastructure bill because as you saw, the polling for it is pretty positive. what you're seeing as an accumulation of woes that the democrats and joe biden's policies have thrust upon the american people. that's why that generic ballot is out and i think a lot of these congresspeople and senators are saying why should go through this.

i'm going to sit this one has. the tide is against us, but nic make no mistake this infrastructure bill come out when they find out what's in it and what's to come, part two of this thing, they will not be so sunny. eight kids in norma's power to the federal government to direc the billion dollars here. >> excuse me one second because i've got to get to this just because it's to the point you'r making, why would republicans take part in voting for it? >> i have spoken to some of those 13 republicans and they claim look, our bridges and tunnels in this area are collapsing we need help. what they don't tell you is tha it mandates all kinds of crazy things like breathalyzers in cars to shut them down if you'v had too much booze, it hands al of the responsibility for dolin out those funds to our former mayor mitch landrieu in new orleans who distinguished himself really for taking down

statues including of a confederate guy who was the first man to organize the african-american vote in the united states, so stories every shin, individual exemplars of that, he completely stripped away wasting hundreds of thousands of dollars. he also, his management of the sewerage and water board here i new orleans, our floods happen every time it drizzle's. >>harris: the way you paint it , it doesn't look promising for those gop members outside the fact that maybe they were just desperate and needed it, all politics is local. we will have to see how that shapes out. gop surges in the balls, they claim the party is to dangerous to run congress. the dcc issuing a memo reading in part that states are clear, house republicans our too dangerous for american families. the moment washington

republicans felt their grip on power loosen, they unleashed a full assault on american democracy culminating in murderous assault on the capita and the introduction of anti- voter legislation across the country. break it down. >> this routine didn't work for them against in virginia, i doubt it will plate nationally. people are feeling pain. when you quoted the memo, the republicans are extremist, dangerous and chaotic great i think that's what the americans are taking away from the democrats policy. look, they are swamped with inflationary was at this moment. they're worried about crime, there were worried about their children's curriculums and the racial division in the country and nothing joe biden and the democrats are proposing are healing any of those things. so that is why you see this shift. i would warn republicans and i know they're sitting fat and happy right now saying we've go this ten-point advantage, we ar clean sailing, if it weren't fo

the paul ryan and donald trump back in the day, they should have passed an infrastructure bill and perhaps the democrats wouldn't have had this opening. republicans have to figure out what their policy is not just w hate joe biden or let's go rendon, that's not a governing strategy. if they don't do that they will find themselves in the democrat position in four years time for it. >> they made everything about trump and it looks like the infrastructure bill isn't helping the president at least not in the short-term. of course this happening can't be good. a longtime texas state lawmaker has switched his affiliation no from democrat to the republican party with some rough parting shots. let's watch. >> something is happening in south texas and many of us are waking up to the fact that the values of those in washington, dc are not our values, are not the values of most texans.

the ideology of defunding the police of destroying the oil an gas industry and the chaos at our border is disastrous for those of us who live here in south texas. >> when he started talking he had fed d by his name and by th time he finished we could have popped up in our. you welcomed his party's newest member. >> it is something that has bee the worst kept secret in the capital. everybody has known that ryan i really a republican who was attached to the wrong label. ryan, we are glad you finally came out of the closet. >> tenement, texas democrats ar not amused, the party chairman says we are disappointed to see him selling his soul and sellin out south texans, but we are glad to clear the field for a real democrat to run. >> he didn't leave the

democratic party, the people of south texas have left the democratic party. the representative is just moving with them. when you talk to the people dow there as i have and you have come out when you spend time at the border, those counties alon the border sway toward donald trump, it was latino votes, is the virginia getting 55 percent of the hispanic vote, that is not just an outlier, that is a trend and the reason it is moving that way is because they are prologue, they are anti-communist, they are pro-life, and you have a party, the democratic party that latinos were naturally a part o that is moved away from their values and away from the things they hold dearest. i think this is just the first of many politicians on the loca level that you will see swing t the republican party now the republican party has to answer and will and hold firm to those values and not move.

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mayorkas on the border crisis i new october numbers show encounters up 129 percent from one year ago. >> again, i don't know the number of years, but it's a historic high, senator. >> cigarette, it's broken, but you broke it. let me ask you in the calendar year 2021 how many illegal immigrants do you expect to hav crossed illegally into the united states? >> i believe the 20 number of encounters was referenced earlier is approximately just under 1.7 million. >> but there are two months remaining either correct that you project over 2 million illegal immigrants in 2021? >> over the last three months we've seen a drop in the number spread. >> and how many children do you project in 2021? >> how many children will crossed illegally in 2021? >> i believe thus far through october 31st, senator,

approximately 125,000 unaccompanied children have bee transferred to the shelter and care of health and human services for us to get you told another senator you don't know how many got away there has been . >> i will have to circle back with that information. so that was in effect you thought was relevant to this hearing? >> it is absolutely relevant, i understand why the question is posed its effect. >> but you're not prepared to answer it great how many illega aliens have died crossing illegally into the united state under joe biden's administration . >> i don't have that data. >> 's so you didn't prepare the data for the deaths either. how about this, how many children have been in the biden cages in calendar year 2021? >> senator, i respectfully disagree with your use of the term cages. >> you can disagree with it. how many have been there? i have been there in seen them, how many children have you

detained at the in the cages yo built to hold kids parade how many children have been in thos cases? >> senator, i can brite provide to you the following figure tha when, and let me say, when a child. >> it's a simple question. how many children have been in those cages. >> i respectfully am not familiar with the term cages an to what you are referring. >> enclosures in which they are locked in and which i took photographs and put them out because you block to the press and didn't want them to see the biden cages, the secure facilities in which they are locked down in donna in those facilities, how many children have been in there? get there are three types of facilities. >> the donna tent city, let's take the donna facility. >> that is a soft sided facility . >> are you going to answer the question of how many children have been in that facility? >> i will have to circle back with the precise number.

>> oh, by the way, here is the photograph of the biden cages. >> senator, that is precisely why i articulated. >> children slip sleeping on floors crashed in ponds each other. the rate of covert positivity was over 10 percent when i took this photograph. >> can i speak? >> you can answer the question. >> that is precisely why i stated in march of this year that a border patrol station is no place for a child number one. >> secretary mayorkas you're no answering my question, so let m ask you this. in the past year has joe biden been down to see firsthand the biden cages? >> i will again. >> has joe biden been down to see this facility? yes or no. >> the president has not been down. has kamala harris been down to see this facility yes or no? >> the vice president was at th border. >> has she been down to see thi facility?

i know she's been in el paso, but has she seen the biden cages ? >> what are these walls? >> senator. >> has kamala harassing them, yes or no? it's a simple question, yes or no. we don't need a paragraph yes o no. has b1 harris been down to see these detention facilities? >> she has not. >> has any democratic senator o this committee been down to see those cages? >> i will once again again disagree with your use of the word cages very. >> has anybody given enough to see the children being locked u by joe biden and kamala harris because of their failed immigration policies bear. >> i cannot speak to the member of the committee. >> you don't know if any democrats have been down there? >> democrats have been down. >> to see that facility come ye or no? >> democrats a been down, but i don't know if they are members of this committee.

>> how many women have been sexually assaulted being trafficked into this country in 2021? >> senator, i have no ability t determine. >> so you didn't try to find out ? >> have been sexually assaulted in mexico along the migratory. >> all right, how many children have been sexually assaulted by traffickers or other people whe they were coming in illegally? >> i do not have that data. >> as a doughnut that either. >> let me ask you this, how man illegal immigrants have you released into the united states. >> it is our policy to test individuals. >> i didn't ask your policy. >> how many have you released that were covid positive? >> when they are released they are placed in immigration? >> how many we're released that were covid positive. figure i'll have. >> that number. >> you don't have that answer either. how many illegal aliens have yo

released to criminal vixens? >> who have criminal conviction in mexico? >> criminal convictions in whatever jurisdiction pert can get those individual if they pose a public safety threat. >> how many individuals with criminal convictions have you released? >> i don't have that number. >> how many murderers have you released? >> i'm not aware of any murderers spread. >> how many have you released? get am not aware of any. >> how many child molesters hav you released? >> i'm not aware of any child molesters we have released into the night states. >> senior senior customs and border patrol agent have told m that you're agency is slow walking and refusing to comply with the order from the federal court to return to the remain i mexico policy. what would you say to the judge if the judge was asking why you should not be held in contempt and incarcerated for defying a federal court order? >> it is because we are

implementing the courts order i good faith. it is because we are working with mexico. it requires a bilateral relationship and an agreement. i should also add. >> have you or anyone in your staff so they should resist going back to this agreement. now, i should integrate to you that ice, under the offenders operation known as sore apprehended 495 individuals between june 4th and september 1st that committed offenses in were very focused o public safety. >> thank you, senator, chris. >> thank you, mister chairman. our immigration is broken as an understatement. >>harris: they're were so many points there that senator ted cruz a border state senator of texas was getting too, we were going to go to bill who is live on the border in texas with those numbers of apprehensions, and we can get to some of that,

but bill, i want to pick your reporter's notebook on this because you have done so much work on this. senator cruz was asking these questions, how many illegal immigrants released into americ were covid positive. how many illegal immigrants who have criminal convictions, no matter where they happened have been released into the united states. these are the issues you are dealing with on the border ever day. how can mayorkas not have any idea? >> harris, good afternoon to your. i think one of the reasons he might not know the number of covid positive released into th public is because they don't test everybody. when they're being apprehended out here on the front lines, they're not being tested before they're put on buses you only people we see testing them are ngos, that catholic charity out here in the mcallen area was testing them before they were put on buses or planes, but we just had a group of 200 here apprehended this morning. the border patrol left about 50

minutes ago. not a single person was covid tested out here in the field where the only signs that there ever actually covid tested is when they're showing obvious symptoms, flulike symptoms that sort of thing. it's the various ngos doing mos of the testing. i believe i heard secretary mayorkas say that that they are partnering with different ngos doing that sort of a thing, but keep in mind that's not a perfect solution. we remember that incident over the where the catholic charity was testing them here and than quietly putting them up in hotels route the area without ever knowing telling the host cities and then some of those migrants were corn were not quarantined, they can't enforce a quarantine they went into a water burger in we're coughing all over the place and that kin of blew that out of the water and that started causing a bunc of issues with that. >> because that an outbreak. >> exactly. this secretary may very well no know how many covid positive migrants have been released int

the community. >> the way that you put that is so important though. he may not know. you're on the hill again, same topic. why couldn't he simply say you were there when he was down there. why couldn't he simply say i don't have the exact number, bu i can tell you if something we're looking at because we're not getting to everybody. why not be more transparent? instead we have great reporting from our journalist to show us the pictures. how could it be happening? they are going from the water, the river, the land, a little bit of talk here and onto a bus. we see it. >> in keep in mind, would borde patrol in dhs wants to do right now is obviously they want to control the op-ed, and they don't want to have to be waitin for a 15-20 minute rapid test t come back on hundreds of migrants when they're processin them out here in the public. i can tell you out of all the

trips i've made to the border, it's almost seven months straight now, i've never seen anybody covid tested in the field and border patrol has openly admitted that. they're tested when they get back to a border patrol facilit if they show obvious symptoms. if there positive, they have different areas in those facilities where they will quarantined them, but before they are put on the buses, they are not covid tested out here i the field. it's just not happening. >> it's such an important point because this administration say that that was their singular focus and it his weekend the quarantine. why can't they be? they are not even citizens. >> and keep in mind, remember when the whole dell rio situation was happening with al the haitians under the bridge, peter ducey had that great question to jen psaki in basically said is anyone checking for a covid vaccine or a covid test when these people come over and jen psaki said no

they're not planning on staying here that long. i think that was kind of a splash of cold water. that was a splash of cold water to the face of a lot of americans out there as american are being subject to vaccine mandates in different states with a private employer, and then you see those images of 15,000 people walking over. we know 12,000 of them were released into the country. they admitted that. so it's interesting to see. i was listening in my earpiece in ted cruz was definitely goin after secretary mayorkas parrot could get them so that we had the moment to come out of that breaking news we could look at the numbers. important reporting that you're doing great you mentioned the splash of cold water for jen psaki brachii referred to it this way, her pants were literally on fire because none

of that was drew barrett get those new numbers just released those do not include that got away sprayed it does not includ the ones that got away. closer only the people they kno are taken into custody that the process. just on saturday alone here in the rio grande valley sector in 124 hour period there were 260 to known got a away sprayed one day, one sector, those are the ones they see on the cameras, they see on the sensors, but they don't have the manpower to get to end that doesn't count the unknown got a ways which ar the ones they never saw. >> thank you as always for bein in focus as our key reporter on the ground right now at the border. now this. >> they are seeing their dollar in paycheck stretched. why should they not be concerne that that would further raise inflation? >> because no economist out there is projecting that this will have a negative impact on inflation? >> white house press secretary

jen psaki, i was just mentionin her, brushing out the idea that the president spending bill could worsen inflation, but som high-profile economists seem to disagree. one of them, larry summers used to advise jen psaki old boss, president obama. >> i think there's a real possibility within the year we are going to be dealing with th most serious incipient inflatio problem that we have faced in the last 40 years parrott. >> we are probably going to see somewhat higher readings over the next few months before they likely start to taper off. >> prices on everything from a gallon of gasoline to groceries are going up. is inflation has now hit a 30 year high. some people in the media like one msnbc host says rising prices are actually no big deal. >> a dirty little secret, while nobody likes to paid more, on

average, we have the money to d so. household savings hit a record high over the pandemic. we didn't have anywhere to go out and spend. >> a dirty little secret. maybe that wasn't it, it was what she was saying. social media torture for its. one twitter user called her stephanie antoinette. has she ever actually met anyon who lives paycheck to paycheck? another was your winner for the most tone deaf delete it calmes of the month has emerged. the power panel now, the former trump advisory board member, former political director of priorities usa and founding executive director of emerged, tennessee, both our our power panel in focus today. jason, i'm going to start with you. you're topline thoughts for it. >> that argument that stephanie made only an overpaid out of touch elitist would make that argument. that inflation was temporary in september they told us inflatio

that inflation is going away up right now they're telling that good for us. but inflation is at an all-time high, a 30 year high. the average heartland voter cam by a couple by gallons of milk, fill their gas tank, put a turkey on their thanksgiving dinner, heat their home, and this is what the elitist is telling her from her mansion in sag harbor, it so out of touch with reality. >> i want to move to this, tortured and awkward, some of the words critics are using for the way president biden and vic president kamala harris tried t show a united front at yesterday's signing of the infrastructure bill after cnn reported kamala harris is fumin at the white house for sidelining her with no win assignment spread press secretary kamala and why the president would support that he be running for the white house. >> the president selected the vice president because service

his running mate because he fel she was exactly the person he wanted to have by his side to govern the country. she is a key partner. i don't have any predictions of whether she will run, when she will run, i will leave that to her, but i can tell you that there has been a lot of reports out there and they don't reflec his view or our excursions with the vice president. >> critics are calling out the cnn report on the vice president 's best-selling author don winslow tweeted at cnn that the story is racist in misogynistic and if you allow i to go unchecked, you are feelin her. former democratic said the reason kamala harris is being attacked is because she has a black woman in high office and the view cohost blamed her unpopularity on american saw janine. >> i think that really speaks t wear our country is great let's come down on the woman who happens to be the first female vice president that we have eve had in this country's history. >> it she's a woman, but she ha

been giving these tasks that ar just what is she supposed to do with immigration? >> first of all, i can't wait t hear your take on this. >> i mean, it's interesting tha mainstream media seems to be aligned in attacking their firs vice president, the first woman vice president who happens to also be a woman of color. these reports that are coming out of. >> but wait a minute. do you think cnn is racist for covering the rift that is now widely looked at? i mean, they are responding, th chief of staff, her evil a responding say it's not that we just use the president, if you feel the need to respond, there is something they are. >> what's also there is that she's a woman, and that she's a woman of color and that the media is really trying to negatively portray her in even trying to say that a future run is out of sight for her based o what is happening now.

what we know is the president i still sticking beside her. he picked her for a reason, and we have to give her the opportunity to lead. >> what has she done that she can check the wind box on? to give the president has given her parrott. now i know what's on her portfolio, we have that. but what it has she fulfilled? >> she has really been trying t tackle the immigration issue, which is tough right he's took her down to the border she went to paris last week to talk to mccrone about you know repairin the relationship between the united states and france, so those are just two specific things that she has been able t accomplish in this first year. this is the first year. >> we know what time it is. with all due respect, when she went to france and faked that french accent or whatever, it's been a lot of fumbling. i like the nfl, but i like it best when they are winning, my team. i've got to let you go.

president biden, and the chines president had three hours summi last night, and the way it started off is a lot of people paying attention. watch. >> good to see you, mister president in your colleagues fo it it's the third time for us t meet virtually although it's no as good as a face-to-face meeting, and very happy to see my old friend. >> out of the gate, he contradicted president biden an the press secretary on the leaders relationship. >> if they're going to become a time where you might call him old friend to old friends and ask him to open up china to the world health organization investigators who are trying to get the bottom of covid 19? >> we know each other well but we're not old friends. it's just pure business. >> how would you describe your relationship going into this meeting? >> i think i can confirm peter, he does not consider him an old

friend, so that remains consistent. >> we have a quick moment for retired four-star general titillation or thoughts. >> harris, this is most important bilateral relationshi in the 21st century, similar to the relationship we had with th soviet union and its criticalit in the 20th century. certainly, any opportunity for these leaders of the tumors powerful countries in the world you have fundamental ideologica and values different, which certainly is leading to increased tension between both countries, those are opportunities that certainly have to be seized upon. it is a good thing that they ar talking. i really do believe that we could get more out of these meetings and just laying out ou basic grievances with each other . i mean for an example, we know full well that president biden did not seek any resolution fro president xi about the covid 1

origins. but we know the entire international community is criticizing him for that. it's the also the aggression dealing which i want taiwan in the south china seas and the equatorial predatory nature tha is driving the tension, and tha is what we should be focused on and telling him, mister president, you are driving this tension. >> we have run out of time. a bit of breaking news. we will bring you back again, m apologies. "outnumbered" after the break.

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