white supremacist - white americans who kill black and brown people. laura: i think they would have attacked him physically if he had shown up on campus. stay connected to with us. don't forget to show you understand what is at stake, where your freedom matter gear and gutfeld is next. todd: a fox news alert, mass exodus. a top aide of vice president kamala harris leaving amid reports of dysfunction in the west wing. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. carley: the chief spokesman is set to leave at the end of the year as other staff members are reportedly eyeing the door. >> reporter: good morning.

simone sanders is now expected to leave the vice president's office at the end of the year. sanders is expected high ranking advisors leaving less than a month following the mitigations director ashley ntn. two of the communication staff is reportedly leaving. peter beltz and miss evans with reports of disorder and friction from the vp's office swirled even before the high profile exit. cnn report from two weeks ago saying sources told them harris's staff repeatedly failed her and left her exposed. cnn reporting the president's staff has had enough and worn out by what they see as entrenched dysfunction and lack of focusing key west wing aids have thrown up their hands at vice president harrison for staff. at the time harris last film misuse or underused by the white house. this comes as harris's approval

rating cratered in november with 28% of americans approving of her performance, harris battling reports of conflict between herself and transportation secretary pete buttigieg, potential rival to the presidential ticket in 2024 if the president does not run for reelection. a former harris aid, he took two month paternity leave among the supply chain crisis. hard to miss the specific energy the white house brings to defend the white man knowing kamala harris spent a year taking a lot of hits the west wing didn't want to take themselves. buttigieg and harris will smooth reports of a rift today making a trip to north carolina to promote the recently passed infrastructure package. todd: another democrat with traditions of sweeping republican victories in 2020 midterm election. peter defazio the nineteenth to announce retirement as the gop

creates an exit list in the closely divided house. to fazio beat his republican challenger in 2020 by 6 points. that is the tightest victory in his congressional history. it does beg the question i they jumping off the ship, are they retiring because they realize they've been in office too long and time to leave? there are a lot of questions but the overall takeaways it sets the perfect before republicans do not just take the house next year but to take it in earnest. >> they need to gain 5 seats to regain control and we talk about retirement as an important gauge. if one party is like i'm not going to try that is a sign that things are going poorly and you wonder what the biden administration is thinking because if you look at all the

polls they are not always to be trusted but when you see poll after poll saying the same thing you get a sense of where the nation stands and repeatedly crime, the border, economy are all the issues where there pulling the lowest in the biden administration is not doing anything so if you are a republican this is your chance especially in the inner-city, tried to grab voters you never thought would vote for you, be on the ground you see what happens. >> that is an amazing strategy. it is incumbent on republicans to not be stupid, do not snatch defeat from the jaws of victory by doing things to give red meat to the democrat base, don't give them an opportunity to say you are a white supremacist, racist or this or that because if you kind of just hold from this point forward you should easily easily take the house. carley: none of the other

nonsense or that because it is clear a lot of the american people thinking republicans are running on a stronger platform. >> it rapidly approaches. >> the gop holdouts and vaccine mandates as leverage. griff jenkins joins us. >> 50/50 makes it interesting and the clock is ticking. the deadline is midnight tomorrow when a shutdown could trigger national park closures to delays and social security checks and at issue is gop senators holding up a funding bill to defund the mandates or bring it to a vote on the senate floor. >> the democrats should allow us to have a vote whether vaccine mandates should be imposed by federal agencies. that is the on the constitutional authority of the

federal government, deeply unpopular, multiple federal judges held as unconstitutional. >> reporter: not all republicans are on board the shutdown. it may or may not happen through senator kennedy. >> continuing resolution, government funding expires friday evening. do you believe there will be a government shutdown? >> know. there is no appetite, nor should there be on either side of the aisle. >> this as chuck schumer takes aim at republicans for holding things up. >> a republican colleagues can work with us to move the process quickly through the chamber or they can engage in obstructive tactics that will make government shutdown almost a certainty. >> the house freedom caucus throwing fuel on the fire writing to mitch mcconnell urging him to block funding saying we therefore right to

request you use all procedural tools at your disposal to deny passage of the cr unless it prohibits funding in all respects for the vaccine mandates and enforcement thereof. so where do things stand? the only thing that's clear right now this morning as there is no deal and this could go a number of ways and don't forget whatever the senate approves if they approve anything will then have to go to the house so time is of the essence. >> busy day, appreciate it. carley: the first confirmed omicron variant reaches the united states was a patient in california testing positive for the new variant on wednesday. doctors say the person traveled from south africa before travel ban on the region went into effect on monday. the white house reporting wednesday the person is fully

vaccinated experiencing mild symptoms. the individual is quarantineing. >> fox news pressing doctor anthony fauci about why illegal immigrants are not subject to covid testing after crossing the southern border. >> what about people who don't take a plane, border crossers coming in huge numbers. >> a different issue for somebody getting on a plane, getting checked, looking at a passport, we don't have that. is testing on the border under certain circumstances. >> biden administration considering requiring all travelers, all travelers entering the us including citizens to provide a negative test regardless of vaccination status within 3 days. >> senator john cotton calling out the doj fisting silence following the waukesha christmas parade tragedy. >> ashley strohmeyer live with all the details. >> senator tom cotton demanding answers from eric garland regarding how the doj plans on

responding to the recent deadly parade tragedy in waukesha, wisconsin, you issued a memorandum to all united states attorneys and the fbi directing them to bring a federal law enforcement presence to local school board meetings across the country despite lack of any apparent federal crime or national outbreak of violence. we have seen, you have no hesitation to privatize chilling free-speech from concerned parent, neither unit is a part of justice appeared to have even issued a public statement about the mass murder in waukesha. you should know statements about lenient bail policies that appear to have allow this attack to take place. your member garland released a controversial memo after the national school board association, as the biden administration versus and suggesting concerned parents were similar to domestic terrorist. the suspected killer darrell brooks junior is speaking out for the first time in a fox digital exclusive saying, quote, i feel like i'm being a monster, demonized, dehumanized for

killing 6 people including one child when he plowed through christmas parade a few weeks ago. his mother issuing the statement, quote, instead of offering help and resources to combat the problem a jail cell was given over and over again. he was not given help and resources he needs. brooks is a registered sex offender in nevada and served time in nevada for beating his ex along with firearms, drugs and other convictions in wisconsin. his ex-girlfriend speaking out said, quote, it was a monstrous and completely irredeemable. i'm mortified and demonstrated and of lost sleep for days over this. obviously i wish it did not happen. back to you guys. >> not to michigan, they identified the heiskell sophomore as a suspect in the oxford school shooting. even crumley being charged as an adult facing terrorism and first-degree murder charges, this as a fourth student dies from injuries from that horrific shooting and we are now learning apparent school conference took place the morning of that

incident just hours before the gunfire, the school called his parents to flag, quote, concerning behavior. >> damning testimony during day 3 of the djokhar tsarnaev trial. the man allegedly paid to beat of the actresses he wanted to be assaulted to further his acting career. prosecutors say he along with his brother were paid $3,500 to carry out the attack. jussie smollett's defense attorney is expected to cross-examine him this morning. >> the women's tennis association suspended tournaments in china as the star remains absent from the public eye, or dispense from the public after being accused or accusing a member of the former member of the chinese communist party of sexual assault. the wta is the only major sports organization to push back on china's increasingly authoritarian moves. on us are surfacing last month in a series of it is with chinese officials, wta says while we know where she is i

have serious doubts she is free, safe and not subject to censorship, coercion and intimidation. >> a statement you don't usually see. anthony blinken is in sweden where he just wrapped up a meeting with ukraine foreign minister. >> next expected to meet with russia's foreign minister amid an ongoing diplomatic rift between washington and moscow. greg powell got live overseas as the was it is a stark warning to russia. >> tough talk. it is a showdown in stockholm between america and russia's top diplomats going head to head over growing tensions between the two countries. secretary of state blinken and foreign minister lavrov meeting on the sidelines of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. russia's buildup just outside the eastern border of ukraine and talk about inside ukraine is

washington worried. blinken talking about beating up nato troops on the western borders of ukraine and since pretty strongly economic moves against russia. take a listen. >> planes include efforts to destabilize ukraine from within as well as large-scale military operations. we made clear to the kremlin that we will respond resolutely including with a range of high impact economic measures we've refrained from using in the past. >> russian president putin denies all, the the us just wants to get russia excited. >> the kremlin giving up 3 american to permit this week and others were shown the west. russia's deputy foreign minister saying, quote, they just go head on talking about the united states continuing attempt to exert pressure. that language americans use is unacceptable. we will respond in kind. like this response. the kremlin lasting president

biden's or someone democracies next week saying the us should be a beacon for democracy citing us problems with freedom of speech, corruption and human rights. it apparently got lost in the mail. >> i don't always agree with russia, probably never. heather: 14 after the hour, in warning calendar biden's businesses cover my sour national interest. we will tell you about it. carley: republicans launching full-court press to get answers on president biden's reckless afghanistan withdrawal. james comeare joins us coming up next. ♪♪ walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing]

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>> new york post columnist maranda divine his review tens of thousands of documents related to under biden's chinese business deals raising this morning. >> is an inquiry that had all those suspicious activities,

transactions that came from the treasury department, bank accounts the winter entities associated with hunter biden adds up to tens of millions of dollars in america's national interest compromised. >> stay tuned for more from maranda divine later this morning. >> arizona state university doubling down on their efforts to cancel kyle rittenhouse. >> kyle rittenhouse is not any random the, he is a white supremacist killer. he's a descendent of white american who killed black and brown people. >> dozens gathering wednesday to demand the school band kyle from campus but some supporters showing up for rittenhouse who was acquitted last month following the to be shooting in kenosha, wisconsin. >> that young lady watched every minute of the trial. donald trump junior says democrats double standard to cairo case will come back to hunt them.

>> the democrats are going and making heroes of pedophiles, joseph rosenbaum, 5-time convicted child rapist can go around with a gun, no problem whatsoever but kyle rittenhouse, 17-year-old did protecting minority owned business, cleaning of graffiti, that is the terrorist, the democrat party has fallen so far that people are waking up, the trillion dollar industries that had been boosting them forever, it won't matter because you can't fix this level of incompetence without cleaning house. >> ranking member james comeer demand the biden administration preserve information about the afghanistan withdrawal. >> he said it is congress's duty to review the decision. congressman james comeer joining us live. what is your end game behind these requests? >> we want to make sure the white house knows they need to preserve these documents. right now they've been able to

enjoy 11 months with absolutely no oversight from the democrat-controlled house oversight committee, no democrat in washington has any interest in trying to hold biden accountable for his failures and when you look at all his failures nothing has been worse than the debacle of afghanistan, not only were 13 lives lost but it also weakened our standing on the national stage, that's part of why we have problems now between russia and ukraine, china and taiwan, we want these documents preserve because we are sending the message loud and clear that in january 2023 when the republicans are in control of the house we are going to provide oversight and try to get to the bottom of exactly what went wrong and provide the american people with answers. >> so much happened in august it is almost dizzying as it was unfolding, you had american weapons in the hands of the taliban and, the fact that caliban asked general mackenzie of the united states wanted to control security theory and we turned them down, 13

servicemembers died as a result. usually when there's a catastrophic military failure or failure in general somebody resigns or stepped down. that hasn't happened in a situation. why is that? >> we don't know and that's a great question. every american deserves the answer. anytime there's been a mistake of that magnitude somebody has been held accountable, somebody in the military, somebody in the administration but in this instance president biden never took accountability, never held anyone accountable and from an oversight standpoint if you just look at american tax dollars that were wasted, the billions of dollars we spend in reconstruction of afghanistan is now at risk not to mention the billions of dollars worth of military equipment that i believe is now in the hands of

the caliban. >> is mike pompeo on our standing in the world. >> when we demonstrate we are not prepared to bring americans home from afghanistan those leaders know they can rule the united states. >>, white house turn this around? are they even capable? >> you would think an administration would be capable. they have the most powerful military in the world. we have right now strongest economy in the world but i haven't seen anything out of the biden administration that would give me confidence that they can show strength, that they can turn around the debacle, the reputation he earned for falling asleep at very important national summits, international summits, to the debacle in afghanistan. president biden continues to disappoint and i believe we are seeing a rise in tensions all across the world due primarily to the fact that countries don't respect or fear the united states like they did when donald trump was president. >> especially as the united states is trying to get back into the iran nuclear deal as well.

in october the taliban and said they would not work with the united states when it comes to suppressing or fighting isis which should be no surprise to the caliban which is also a terrorist organization but where does that leave us when it comes to national security. >> it leaves us very vulnerable. look at the weapons we left behind in afghanistan, look at the fact that afghanistan prior to our occupation was a training ground for terrorist activity, for the taliban, isis activity, so much can go wrong in afghanistan. we spent all this time and dollars money in afghanistan and just walked away and did it in a fashion that tactically an invitation for terrorists to come back to afghanistan and create all sorts of bad activity

so national security is worse today because of the incompetence of the afghanistan withdrawal. >> you in your pillow, oversight republicans urging republicans to seize oil and gas industry mitigations related to climate change and are demanding a hearing on rising energy prices is wired into in this investigation now when the oil and gas industry, the oil and gas consumers under so much pressure from democrat and specifically president biden's own misguided policies. >> everything they have done with respect to energy policy has resulted in higher prices for energy not just gasoline but natural gas prices at record levels at a time when americans can't afford it. inflation, attacks on everyone. we want to bring to light that every policy from shutting down the keystone pipeline to doubling the fees of drilling on federal lands.

every policy of this administration has had an immediate impact on the american consumer, affecting the supply chain crisis, affecting every day inflation, on everyday working americans. we will try to bring to light the problems that have been created as a result of biden's policies and offer solutions to try to give the biden and an opportunity to correct the wrongs. >> thank you for joining us, good to see you again. >> thank for having me on. >> got my first bill for all your, $489. time, 26 minutes after the are. alec baldwin breaking his silence with a shocking claim about the rust movie set shooting. >> it wasn't in the script for the trigger to be pulled. >> the trigger wasn't called, i didn't pull the trigger. >> you never pull the trigger? >> i would never point a gun at anyone and pulled the trigger. >> how did a woman end up dead?

the country is facing a supply chain crisis but president biden says don't look at him if your christmas gifts don't arrive on time. who he says is responsible.

>> of bezos bringing in the big bucks of amazon pooled in 20% of all sales from the busy shopping day but this is leaving america's small businesses struggling to keep up. available small business owners joins me to react. unit two skips and sarah burr 0, owner of hitchcock paper, good morning to you all.

. randolph, i will stay with you. tell us about your business and how were black friday sales for you? >> my businesses in southern west virginia. we can offer to our clients and also collections and we sell fine art and glass made in west virginia and black friday has never been a big day for us because people have already made up their minds, they go to big chains, walmart or target and places like that so we just try to have a relaxing day at the store. >> that the goal of all small business owners, try to take people's money. i hear black friday with the opposite for unit two skips, you did pretty well, right? >> we did.

black friday is typically a slower day but foot traffic was okay that day. our shop is next door to a restaurant so when people are done shopping they go to the restaurant and typically we get foot traffic from that but usually saturday is our big day. >> looking at your menu and interested in new cinnamon sugar peak on ice cream. >> it is amazing. >> i loved what you told producers, but rather than compete with amazon you work hard at hitchcock paper to find a way to stand out. explain that. >> people have made up their minds already, they are shopping at the bigger stores who can provide really large discounts. for us we tried to go the extra mile into the extra service the

big hubs can't. we offer and littered gift tax from our in house calligrapher, our gift wrapping services, we are doing a free letters to santa program, we are in a tiny little historic town of 1000 people so connecting with our community helps us do really well that weekend. >> what is your business located? it looks so beautiful. >> we are in our quotecon, virginia. we have 1100 people, we are really tiny town so we have a great tourist trade and double-click a postcard this time of year. carley: you lost half your staff during the pandemic and had another store in bluefield west virginia but shutdown, what led to that shutdown? >> the economy in southern west virginia, we had several workers

who transferred to another city, the hospital closed, they felt was best for us to consolidate in this area and we were buying the buildings and found someone, in a drug counseling center so that was good for us and good for the community. >> on the business front, nicole, in maryland you want to get that out there. how is inflation for you? that affecting food prices, you make ice cream, are your sales going up? what is going on? >> absolutely. i just raised prices in september and i think one of the biggest challenges is not just the ice cream but getting our paper supplies, cups, spoons, prices are up, all of those is gone way up and they are much harder to get. >> we are hearing that a lot with restaurants sometimes it's not the food, it is the

containers that are hurting their bottom line. best of luck to you, you have incredible small businesses and we wanted to highlight them. thank you for joining us. >> a women's youth soccer team in afghanistan narrowly escaping tell and brutality thanks to one powerful player. >> the former team captain that brought all 130 of them to safety tells her incredible story on "fox and friends first". ♪♪ what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪♪

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>> welcome back. and afghan women's soccer team recently touching down in the uk after months of trying to escape the talent and run country. former afghan women's soccer captain played a key role getting them to safety and she joins me live. thank you for what you did. you are a true hero. how are the girls and their families doing? >> they are doing fine. yesterday we placed them together. they were so happy and together with their families want to watch the game and the football club, the families were so happy. this time they had tears in their eyes.

>> there was a time they did not have tears of joy, those tears were different, tears of fear, tears of pure brutality they endured. can you describe what those girls and their families endured? >> yesterday i had a talk with them and they started crying and they said one thing that was very painful, trading the national cup to participate in a central asian cup. all prepared to travel to the national scene and the last day of training where the taliban attacked and took over the city and it was a nightmare that we had to leave everything and escape and hide. the families were brutally beaten, some family members taken by the taliban.

houses were bombed down. they are traumatized, their journey was not easy. for many months they were on the way to the uk. >> think about that. families brutalized because a group of girls want to play soccer. that is horrific. what was the reaction of the girls and their families when the us pulled out of afghanistan? >> it was a nightmare for so many people especially the women of afghanistan because the women of afghanistan always the women and children in general good people, are victims of long-term war in afghanistan. for example when the taliban arrived the first thing they did is took the right to education from women. the rights of having basic human

rights, practicing basic human rights they took from them. women who after a long time of work, study and development, they were independent but now they're back at home, housewives dependent, to go to school, to go to work or sports, everything is taken from them. women who are activists, who are activists, using their platform, their lives were in danger. >> do the girls and their families feel america betrayed them? >> when the international community went out of afghanistan the first goal in afghanistan, they set our country betrayed us, the world betrayed us.

we did everything possible to participate actively in society but have no more protection. the show is over. everyone is going home and we left the streets. todd: the work of getting these girls and their families out. an odd coalition of teammates became together, you had rabbis, kim kardashian but at the end of the day was you. how do you pull this off? >> it was so difficult. to take the risk and the leadership, to cross the border, to take one step after another but to coordinate and support the team but i am so happy, we

were very lucky, great minded people came together. thinking like a family, they supported and together as good as possible. todd: was there a time you thought you couldn't pull this off? >> yes. i remember when the team was on the way to the airport they were supposed to go to qatar and the explosion happened at the airport. they had to get off the bus, we had to find another solution. i remember i tried and didn't know how to give them up. it was so difficult and i felt so hopeless thinking they are waiting for me, to give them the next decoration, the next meeting is a leader i don't know what to do.

don't know the direction, i cannot give them up but everything changed again. >> but you did at the end of the day you did it and have given these girls and their families hope for the future, hope that they did not have three months ago. an amazing story, amazing lady you are, thank you for what you did and thank you for joining us this morning. >> janice: what a total hero and so many people not as lucky as her and her teammates. the time is 6 minutes after the hour. president biden retelling the story of one of his fondest memories, the problem is there is no evidence it is actually true. jimmy phelan is here to weigh in next.

>> big talk at this one. alec baldwin breaking his silence in his first formal interview since the accidental shooting on the rest movie set. >> was in the script for the trigger to be pulled?

>> i didn't pull the trigger. >> you never pull the trigger? >> know. i never point a gun and anyone and pull the trigger, ever. >> how did a really get in there? >> i have no idea. >> it wasn't supposed to be on the property. >> the actor getting emotional is your member his friend, cinematographer halyna hutchins. she >> she was loved by phone who worked with her and admired. >> baldwin says this is the worst thing that could have ever happened to him. >> out that. >> president biden putting his faith in saint when it comes to americans getting christmas gifts on time while at the same time attacking republicans. >> i can't promise every person will get every gift they want on time. only santa claus can keep that promise. they are talking a lot about prices but they are lined up against my build back better plan. imagine a higher cost for american families just to score political point.

>> you to react, fox news radio and 5 nation jimmy, the fact that president biden tried to get cute with this shows he doesn't really appreciate what the american people are going through or how bad this is and how his administration, republicans, how can he cause this problem if he doesn't see the problem? >> that's the thing. if we take him at his word about santa the problem is santa had to lay off half the results because of the vaccine mandate. they are not in the factory making toys to begin with so good luck seeing rudolph's rednosed or a mask but this is the real problem. shame on this guy because when he says republicans don't care about families they just want to win elections this is a guy presiding over multiple crises that are crushing families and his solution is to pretend they don't exist. when you look at what inflation is doing and talk about there is no scarcity of goods. my wife and i bought 11 lastly, the guy said we are going to get

in march, that's not normal, that's not a cabbage patch kid being popular at christmas time, that's a logjam in the supply chain. he doesn't own that but if you think this is that wait until he tells you the only way to get the gas prices is if the easter bunny brings them. >> jimmy, focusing on the part before he talked about santa he says i can't promise every person will get every gift they want on time but he made many speeches where he said don't worry about the supply chain issue. i'm on it, people -- the ports are open 24/7, everything is okay and now he's saying the opposite. >> the same guy that tells you the afghan troop withdrawal was a success, the border is secure. it is absurd. i don't know, in his defense, but he remembers what he said last time. i'm not trying to be funny. i don't know because he is lying so brazen, he is either not

remembering what he said was a sociopath which i don't want to put that on the guy but it is a mess and when you look at families right now printing and spending more money is not going to help families or make goods more affordable but drive the cost up. biden is just lying, don't know what to tell you. todd: the perfect segue to the next clip, the president not understanding, lying or physically not getting the difference between being a passenger and driver. listen. >> to drive an 18 wheeler. got to. todd: here we go, the difference between driving it or being a passenger. >> but the whole thing is he repeatedly said that clip was from july when he was in minnesota on tuesday higgins used to drive a tractor trailer and when the white house was asked about that the point to this article from 1973 that said he wrote in an 18 wheeler.

>> shouldn't somebody be in his ear telling him stop this? >> listen. the best job to have the guy selling liquor next to the white house press office because those people are working overtime but i will tell you the truth, i used to drive a taxi in new york city and the way this is going i will drive one again soon but biden reminds me we are having a blast. biden reminds me i used to pick up a lot of old men who told the long rambling stories you clearly weren't interested in so they put a button on it in the end to get your attention. 3 hours about the coney island boardwalk, you're asleep at the wheel with your 4 head on the dashboard and that was the night i met joe dimaggio, get out of here. that is biden which i used to drive a truck, do you really? >> during the time - maybe he let him drive for a second but seems like as a profession i don't know if that happened.

todd: john fowler and used to drive an 18 wheeler, thank you, a big show still ahead, david webb, joe concha, texas congressman salmon, they are all on deck. ♪♪ and how important it is to know who you are and to know where you came from. ♪ we're discovering together... it's been an amazing gift. ♪ let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. get em boy! [cows mooing] that is incredible. it's the multi-flex tailgate. it can be a step, it can even become a workspace. i meant the cat. what's so great about him? he doesn't have a workspace. the chevy silverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. these folks don't have time to w adventures. go to the post officeevrolet.

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>> it is thursday december 2nd, the doj had a lot to say about parent protesters at local school board meetings across the country but nothing on the deadly waukesha tragedy where violent criminal was let out on bail. >> executive that one bank begging their bosses to cancel a conference in san francisco after watching kebabs carry out mass meeting which shocked the nation. >> we begin with a fox news alert.