connection with her favorite animal. >> bill: you can't get your dog to do that. >> dana: maybe it will be on animals are great tonight in gutfeld sees that. is there baseball tonight? i was supposed to mention the phillies. >> bill: yankees won and they play tonight. >> dana: the padres, that's what it is. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: fox news alert. desperate for a way to lower gas prices president biden is about to tap the emergency stockpile again. 20 days out from every single seat in congress being looked at for election. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". later today the president will announce the sale of 15 million additional barrels of those reserves. a couple of weeks ago saudi arabia and opec cut 2 million barrels a day. this is his answer to offset

the pain it will cause us. he is blocking way to make our own as much as he can. 1984 was the last time we were tapping oil like we were tapping beer in america. today's sale marks the end of the 180 million drawdown biden announced in the spring. the white house is warning there could be more of this sort of move on the horizon. so i mentioned that we're really getting low. what's that going to look like? but they said this a few weeks ago. >> so we're not considering new releases from the strategic petroleum reserve beyond the 180 million which is what you are speaking about, about the 1 million that the president announced months ago. we don't have anything more to share and we won't be considering new releases. >> harris: her pants are literally on fire because that was not true. the president trying to contain rising gas prices but fears now growing that it will do exactly

the opposite. today's national average $3.85. 50 cents more than a year ago. temperatures are dropping across the country, we know that. a recent energy outlook predicts heating prices are set to soar. you could be looking at an increase of 25% of natural gas or oil. the "wall street journal" says get ready for the big chill. that chill in question, the one inside your living room. congressman michael mccaul, republican from the great state of texas is in "focus." first let's go to peter doocy live at the white house. peter. >> harris, we're finding out now that replenishing the reserves at some point down the line will cost about three times more than it would have a few years back when congressional democrats blocked a plan by the previous president to refill the reserves at about $24 a barrel. >> we'll buy back the oil that

we sold at about $100 and buy it back when prices go down to about $70. that's critical because that's what the industry in the united states needs to know to invest today in increasing production. so we want to see as companies increasing production today. >> the financially irresponsible ones according to the white house are oil companies. the white house claims big oil executives are not passing along their savings to consumers. >> if president biden keeps going to the petroleum reserves when there are energy problems is he giving up on his campaign pledge to end fossil fuel? >> i want to be very clear on that piece. there is no shortage of opportunity or incentive for oil companies to ramp up production. we've made that clear. oil companies are raking in record profits as we have seen. >> we also know at the same time this administration hopes to eliminate most fossil fuel

use by 2050 when they hope to be at net zero emissions. harris. >> harris: wow, we know that goal but we don't know the goal about inflation or any of the rest. we know that green goal, don't we? that's what they like to talk about. peter doocy, thank you. congressman michael mccaul. republican from texas ranking member of the foreign affairs committee and also member of the homeland security committee and for years you chaired homeland and when you look at where we are with the oil reserves today, i've heard you say it is always a national security issue when you get low on your oil reserves. >> right. it is strategic petroleum reserve. not the political petroleum reserve. he is playing politics with national security asset that we have that's really developed and really for a time of war that we need the energy. because we haven't produced energy in this country, because the biden plan is cutting down

stopping the keystone pipeline, allowing putin to connect his pipeline nord stream 2 to europe and we're not producing the oil and then we have to beg opec, right? of all things have to go to the middle east and beg the saudis to produce more oil. this is very dangerous. it's a dangerous policy. >> dana: is there anything going on that we should know about in terms of russia's role in this? the president often, you know, will go down that lane via his press secretary. >> yeah, putin and his pipeline into europe in order steam 2, why did the president of the united states waive and allowing putin to connect the pipeline. he wants to shut ukraine off to the black sea. it is an energy issue and always a national security issue. we talk about energy. the biden's creation, the biden administration's failed policies that have created this crisis that we're in.

we're going into the mid-terms and harris i'm telling you, i hear all time back home, inflation and gas prices. >> harris: it's interesting because the president is criticized for flipping the border policies that trump had in place but he was flipping congressional policies or legislation that had been put in place, too, with regard to energy. that's fascinating to hear from you. the other part about this is biden was so slow to stop buying russian oil when the war against ukraine first started and now i'm curious, he was tapping reserve then. where -- what options do we have when that gets so low it is not an option anymore? >> he has canceled all the options and now has to be green energy. you can't -- you can't do that overnight. >> harris: congressman, we all know that the majority of green energy is provided for -- through fossil fuel and coal. so what is he saying? it's not even possible to transition at this point because we still need the fossil fuels. >> it is not the flip of the

switch, you're right. we were going to put l and g terminals into europe to create more energy produced in the united states and send to europe. it was part of our strategic plan, if you will. he has turned it into politics and boi, it's a disaster. >> harris: here is senator cotton in "focus" yesterday calling out democrats. >> the democrats want energy prices to be high because they want to end american production of fossil fuels, oil and gas and coal. they may not say it in the 45 days before an election and they rely on gimmicks like releasing oil from the strategic petroleum reserve which is dangerous to our national security. mark my words, on november 9th the democrats will go back to wage war on american oil, gas and coal. >> harris: what do our enemies see at this point? >> they see weakness. we are projecting weakness. we can't develop our own energy. after the fall and debacle of afghanistan what did putin see?

weakness. what does xi in china see and everywhere else? that's why the hot spots are flaring up all over the globe making the world a more dangerous place because any time you project weakness you invite aggression and it goes back to chamberlain and hitler to reagan talking about peace through strength. >> harris: i was just writing this down as examples. so iran sent fighters to help russia take as much of ukraine as it can. force the ukrainians back to the table to take that piece that russia can call victory. then what is china doing? xi just said hey, with my next term can you build the military? not just technology but really build almost double in size. which would leave us conceivably outnumbered if we had to ever do anything. >> russia is buying iranian drones going into crimea, when you see the cities a third of the infrastructure being

bombed, it is iranian drones doing this. chairman xi announces military and economic domination of the world by 2050, the 100 year marathon. he is looking at taiwan. taiwan has 90% of our semi conductor capabilities of manufacturing. and he is watching ukraine very closely. >> harris: world domination by 2050. i don't know if you recall what peter doocy said. talking about the goals of the administration in terms of green energy by 2050. those are really different goals. >> china is not going green. they're in 140 countries lining up coal and fire plants. and polluting the atmosphere. >> harris: it won't be as clean as our coal. looking like the federal reserve will approve a fourth consecutive interest rate hike next month. experts are saying it will be another super sized one. those hikes all in an effort to

help the decades-high inflation come down. you know the inflation reduction act didn't actually reduce inflation. never could. the unrelenting price spike has led bloomberg to this grim projection. 100% of recession in the next year. peter doocy was asking the tough questions as he always does. >> how is it that we can be barreling towards a recession and the economy is, as the president says, strong as hell? >> what we're seeing right now is the job market is strong, the labor force is strong, and that is not what we see usually before a recession. and so in a lot of that is because of the work that this president has done. >> harris: what is she talking about? >> look, we have the american rescue plan. i call it the american inflation plan. they have this inflation reduction act. it is not reducing inflation.

they've thrown gasoline on the fire by spending so much money. remember american rescue, $2 trillion being propped into the economy and that's why we have this inflation that's going on right now. now the fed monetary policy is to raise the interest rates and try to catch up with this inflation and they will cause a recession in the process. we're going into a recession right now. >> harris: we already are. we've seen back-to-back quarters of lower gdp and that's just one of the indicators we mix in, but a key one. the problem now is going to be that people's dollars, we're already missing a month's worth of salary based on the inflation we have right now. all the bills we pay and food we eat we would need to make 13 month's salary in order to pay for it all. >> right. it's about affordability. can you pay your rent, buy a house when interest rates are going up. can you eat, buy groceries, can you buy gas that's going up.

how about your retirement plan? we've seen a 20% reduction in all of our retirement plans. >> harris: i've had because i've been traveling recently one of the places i went to was your state to see the border. people are saying any nest egg is destroyed. in my late 60s, early 70s. we don't have jobs to wait it out anymore. we have left the job market. it's a heartbreaker. >> it has political ramifications. when people have anxiety about their nest egg being 20% taken out of it, when they were retiring and now they are thinking about having to go back to work, it is not good. >> harris: let's get to this because it really is what you are an expert on in terms of homeland security and the border. hundreds of people who would love to cross into our nation, many from venezuela, have assembled a caravan and hit

guatemala and their border first making their way toward the u.s. look at their forces fending off trying to hold their border. and look how small that area is. our area is 1933 miles long with maybe some chunks of wall because our president doesn't really want to secure it. can you imagine that little bit is what they're facing. all of this comes after president biden invoked the trump era title 42 to send venezuelan illegals back to mexico. he did that a few days ago. we were getting inundated and so are now the northern triangle countries we promised we would be xw neighbors with. the policy will allow as many as 24,000 venezuelans to be accepted into our country as long as they have a sponsor. congressman, you are looking for answers on that new policy. i know you wrote a letter to secretary of state blinken and homeland security secretary mayorkas. a pull-out from your letter.

it seems more likely to serve as a magnet for additional migrants from venezuela and elsewhere. why did you write that? >> because first of all this whole policy of reversing remain in mexico and the migrant protection protocols has created this chaos at the border. we see 3.5 million illegals come into this country. we can't absorb this. they have no legal status. in addition, enough fentanyl to kill the entire population seven times over. we have almost 100,000 young people dying just this year alone from fentanyl. and it is killing a generation. but why are we going to let venezuelans in by airplane, right, if they have a sponsor and then deny them entry at the border if we can deny venezuelans at the border why not the rest of them? >> harris: it's a lot more surup tishous that way. harder to track. you don't have reporters to get the cameras of all things left at the border as they take off

everything and leave behind all sorts of unmentionables to try to get into this country and crawl through fencelines. remember how they were moving the minors in those night flights to places like tennessee. senator blackburn told me about that. they're harder to track. at the border we can see them. >> we're busing them out of my state to new york and to d.c. and so you can get a taste of what we experience every day in my state of texas. >> harris: it's working. democrats are responding. >> they are seeing the pain the policy has inflicted on the nation. when you talk about 100,000 young people dying, that's more than vietnam over 20 years. >> harris: wow. we'll have that be the last word. thank you, i appreciate you being here. >> thanks. >> harris: a tough detail. georgia reported record early voting numbers after the left cried jim crow 2.0 over the state's new election law.

well, what are they saying now? conservative critics are calling them out because people are definitely voting. plus democrats and president biden himself putting abortion front and center with 20 days to go until the mid-terms. will anything they're trying at this point work for them? >> all they're left with is abortion. and we know how the democrats love to operate. they operate based on emotion. we all know the truth. put it in the hands of the people. it is ridiculous. >> harris: voters have said they have bigger concerns. democrats seem intent on putting their eggs in one basket. jason chaffetz is in "focus" next. veteran homeowners, need cash? with the newday 100 loan, there are no upfront costs for appraisal or termite inspections. no upfront costs at all to get the cash you need. veterans get more at newday. ♪ ♪

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and for all. the mid-term elections are critical to elect more democratic senators to the united states senate and keep control of the house of representatives. if we do that, here is the promise i make to you and the american people. the first bill that i will send to the congress will be to codify roe versus wade. >> harris: why didn't they do that in the past when they had majorities in the white house? you could ask the last two or three democrat presidents that. they have a reason. wonder what it is? president biden with a big promise on abortion. a hard one to fulfill with a closely divided senate. current congress has made unsuccessful attempts to codify roe. the dem-led house passed a women's health and protection act in july but failed to advance in the senate. "wall street journal" says his speech is a political bet that stressing abortion will drive more suburban women to the polls and save democrats.

at least mr. biden is telling voters what his party's priority is. not easing the price of gasoline or groceries, either. reporters asked the white house press secretary about the president's position and whether he would reverse individual state's abortion restrictions. watch this. >> number one. would that bill codify roe or would it go farther and overturn individual state abortion restrictions? number two, are there any abortion restrictions at all that the president would support? >> what the president is going to do and wants to do and believes in doing is codifying roe. he believes that is what was the law of the land, the constitutional right for almost 50 years and he believes in it specifically. >> that didn't answer either question. >> he believes in roe and how it stood before the dobbs decision. >> harris: and that reporter kept going at it.

good for him. jason chaffetz fox news contributor, former utah congressman. she doesn't want to answer that question because i'm certain her boss has told her don't answer that question. >> it's not in the notebook so it is not going to get answered. as you pointed out, harris, the reality is the democrats have the house and senate and the presidency. they failed to pass the bill that the president promises he would do next term when their numbers are worse. the reason he didn't is because it was so radical. there were no limits and so people on the republican side of the aisle who sometimes vote in favor of pro-abortion bills like susan collins and lisa mer kowski, they thought it was so radical even they couldn't support it. and they've got to answer this question. what limits would there be? the president's position thus far as best we can tell based on the bills that are moving through congress is that right up until the baby is literally crowning that you can go in

there and kill that baby. and it is such a radical position. i don't know where in the world they think they are going to get away with that. that's where they placed all their marbles in this election right now. >> harris: democratic women that i've spoken to the years i've done elections have told me why this didn't get codified in the past. because of the language that you were just talking about being used and the facts you were using because women want a way to come together on this issue and if you don't divide us, it is amazing what we can accomplish. i just question how all of this gets done without that actually happening? and do democrats get their money back if he makes promises he can't keep? anyway -- >> look, the problem for the democrats is the policies that they implemented on crime, on immigration, on inflation, on energy, all of those things actually got implemented. there were changes from what we were doing under donald trump and the republicans.

look at the consequence. they have no answers to that. the "wall street journal" editorial was pitch perfect today. they have no answers on the policies that people care about most. that's the bottom line. that's why i think there will be a red wave in both the house and senate. >> harris: democrats are keeping the topic on abortion and going all in. some critics say this ad from congressman eric swalwell goes too far. >> mary anderson? >> yes. >> i have a warrant for your arrest. >> arrest for what? >> penal code 243 violation. unlawful termination of a pregnancy. >> that is my personal business. >> that's for the courts to decide, ma'am. >> harris: swalwell posted the ad on twitter saying maga republicans want women arrested for having an abortion. this is what that looks like. wow. now remember who we're talking about here, just to put it into

perspective. the same congressman who reportedly koz eid up to an alleged spy as far as 2012 looked at whether or not any secrets were spilled. he said they weren't. just want to remind everybody who we are talking about. jason. >> yeah look, eric swalwell has demonstrated time and time again he is willing to go into the intelligence committee meetings and come out lying. when he puts up an ad that's melodramatic and tries to scare people into these tactics it won't work. the reality is in his home state of california, there is nothing that the decision by the supreme court did to limit abortions in the state of california. in fact, they will probably get more liberal in california. that's the overall lie that the democrats tried to put out there is that abortion ends but it doesn't end. what they've done is said the states get to make these decisions.

they've oversold it. the people that were going to vote abortion as their number one issue were already going to vote for the democrats. now it's just hey, can we get the people out to vote? but the more moderate people, the people with a conservative bent i think they come in droves to the republican party because we actually as republicans they have something to offer the people. >> harris: last year we heard cries from the left over georgia's new election law. they were claiming it would lead to voter suppression. watch this. >> tonight's lead jim crow 2.0. >> it is the most pernicious thing. it makes jim crow looks like jim eagle. >> remnants of jim crow. revivals and attempted revival of jim crow. >> jim crow kkk-like caucus. >> their strategy right now is to pass racist voting laws, a new jim crow in the south. >> harris: as it turns out the

election laws are actually weaker than those or not as strict as those in the president's home state of delaware. i digress. georgia election officials report record early voting on monday of this week. so no suppression there. more than 131,000 people cast ballots on monday up from roughly 71,000 in 2018. they said it was presidential election-like. didn't feel like a mid-term. that's an 85% increase, jason. >> yeah, the numbers don't wear it out. look, governor kemp i think took the right policy. he expanded the number of voting boxes that were out there. put some policies in place that were good in terms of verification, helped clean up the voter rolls. did it in a responsible way. look, what stacey abrams tried to do is to scare people. they scared away the major league baseball all-star game and did some other things and i have to tell you, i think the

republicans herschel walker and governor kemp will do quite well in that race because again, the democrats were over selling something trying to scare people and there was no truth to it. >> harris: we have 20 days left before democrats can clean up on crime and many of the other things we've been talking about. pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman now is getting criticized for appearing to rewrite his soft on crime past. and against his opponent dr. oz. we'll get that later with the power panel. stay close. jason. >> if there is a crime there is a consequence of the crime. we cannot have the lawlessness that is raging in philadelphia.

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putin has announced he is imposing martial law in the four regions that moscow illegally annexed last month. his military is struggling to maintain grip on that territory. so now they are going to have the military run a swath of ukraine to try to claim it. trey yingst is live in kyiv, ukraine. we pray for the people there now under some sort of military rule from russia. >> harris, that's right. this morning russian president vladimir putin announced the implementation of martial law in territory he illegally annexed earlier this month. russian forces continue to fire on ukrainian civilians. >> after another russian attack, the body of a ukrainian civilian lies in the streets here. nearby flower shop owner sweeps up pieces of his business.

>> the russians probably get pleasure from this. they get pleasure from us feeling bad. his city neighbors the kherson region where ukrainian troops are making significant progress in liberating new territory. russian-installed leaders are banning civilians from entering the region. all signs fierce battles for the area are ahead. as russia resorts to using iranian made weapons and reportedly running low on precision guided missiles. ukraine president zelenskyy says these are all good signs for his country. >> we must remember that the very fact of russia's appeal to iran for such assistance is can kremlin's recognition of its political and military bankruptcy. today nullly appointed russian general accused ukraine of being directed by nato. >> nato leadership of the ukrainian armed forces has long demanded the kyiv reej ohm

carry out offenses in kherson with no regard for casualties. >> today russian missiles and drones targeted the capital of kyiv. we heard the explosions here as most were shot down by air defense systems. >> harris: 238 days since the war began with russia invading ukraine. it's a long time. trey yingst, great reporting as always. crime is taking over all the topics in the pennsylvania senate race and dr. oz is ramping up his attacks on john fetterman's soft on crime policies. >> john fetterman wants to release convicted murderers from prison. appointed a staffer who wants to eliminate mandatory life sentences for first and second degree murderers. >> that's crazy but far left john fetterman. >> harris: to that fetterman says i understood at the beginning of becoming the board of pardons chair that this was going to be weaponized. it was always absurd to defund

the police from my own experience, i would say, any time you have fewer police you will have more crime. he is looking past oz's comments all together trying to keep his eye on the numbers. >> everything that they tried and still we're standing and still winning. another poll came out and we're still up. we have not stayed up on every single poll after $60 million because we know the kind of record that we're running on and we are being on the right side of the issues and the values for real pennsylvanians. >> harris: with or without the revisionist history here are some numbers. a new poll from aarp shows oz is closing in on fetterman's lead putting him at 46% just 2 points behind the democratic candidate. you know, the guy who was lieutenant governor. showing the scales tipping in dr. oz's favor since june.

power panel now charlie hurt, fox news contributor. pat el former democratic new york congressional candidate. welcome. i will come to you first. two points is -- i mean, that's squeaky tight when you consider where the men have been. what's making the difference on crime for fetterman. >> crime is a problem but it has been democrats passing bills to increase funding for police departments to say that somehow fetterman has supported soft on crime or defund the police is disinagain owes. this race we knew it would tighten. oz came out of a tough primary and had high unfavorables. look, fetterman's record on this and democrats' record being smafrter on crime, catching criminals is clear. >> harris: it's clear and very

recent. >> it's clear. >> harris: recent, clear and recent but they were wrong and now they have to do something different. by way, i will ask this for charlie's question but i'll just say it to you. you know that this is the same man, fetterman, who said to show mercy from some of the most dangerous people in that state who are criminals. charlie, take it away. >> it's clear you just look at the crime statistics around the country in big cities and spilling into suburbs. you look everywhere it is clear what the democrats' policies what their record has done in terms of crime. it is an unmitigated disaster. fetterman can lie about his record and claim that he has not been in favor of defunding the police. he has been in favor of defunding the police. democrats have been in favor of defunding the police. it's not to say that every single democrat out there has been on that cutting edge, but where were those people, those

democrats, when the leaders of their own party were pushing these policies all across the country? and deploying this kind of rhetoric that has made the situation even worse. and one of those leaders was, of course, john fetterman, who has a terrible record on this. i'm glad to hear him say and distance himself from his past, from his record and previous comments. i'm hopeful. always wanting to find a bridge with people with whom i disagree with. so that's a good thing but now it raises the second problem. the guy's honesty. if he will lie about this, he will lie about his health, what else will he lie about? >> harris: pick it up there and we'll move forward. >> let's not conflate the idea sitting on the parole board with release to 70 or 80 year old after consent they pose no threat to society is somehow

weak an crime. that is compassion. >> harris: recent comments about showing mercy to those who can harm us with crime raging out of control in democrat-led cities i might add. why not lean in before now? i'm just going to call it out. jen psaki, the first one for president bush said it. she said it. republicans are putting crime in ads. democrats have to do something. that wasn't even two weeks ago. it is right about the time you saw these talking points change. let's get to this. in new york a new poll shows that voters say crime is by far the most urgent issue over inflation by eight points and it could be helping congressman lee zeldin in new york, very blue state, gain in the governor's race. the poll shows zeldin now trails democrat governor kathy hochul by only 4 percentage points. again the kind of tightening, charlie that you might not

normally see in a cobalt blue state. >> right. these are -- this is happening in places that are basically one-party towns or one-party states. new york is a perfect example of that. republicans have no business whatsoever even competing in places like this because it is so democrat. but democrat voters care about their families just as much as republican voters do. they don't like crime anymore than republicans do and that's why a republican like lee zeldin is neck-and-neck with kathy hochul in a place like new york. >> harris: if president biden tries to help out fetterman, can he help him out? he hasn't been great in many crises and the president's numbers are still flat. >> he can help him. >> harris: how? crime is not his thing, either. >> democrats just passed four major crime-fighting bills that increased funding to police

departments despite almost unanimous republican opposition to them. last year in america 60% of homicides were cleared. 40% went unsolved. a bill on the house floor and senate to increase funding for police departments to fight violent crime by catching criminals all but 30 republicans voted against it. we're trying to be smart on crime here. >> harris: we can get together another time and talk about exactly what was in the bill and how it was worded but it did not say go out and hire more. the president from the podium via kjp made it certain people could do that in those municipalities but get the money without having to do that. we'll come back another day. charlie and sarag. read the bill. critics calling out president biden heading back up to delaware again. the house, the white house is still defending him. >> he is spending this weekend at his vacation home in delaware. i wonder if you can talk about

the calculus there. >> we spent four days in the country last week. so he has been around. >> harris: they are asking her to do calculus. is that in the binder? different meaning. this trip comes 20 days from the mid-terms, remember that, after the president claimed it is the most important election in history. is it the right time for him to hit the beach? jimmy failla in "focus" next. there he is. and i'm going to tell you

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>> president biden: the right i pushed hard and got changed the married couples in the privacy of their bedroom. excuse me, i'm thinking about the dobbs decision. we should reconsider all of this court's substantive due process precedent including gris world and the whole idea of contraception. sorry, i poll guysing for my back. i was talking to people with my back to them. i apologize. >> harris: he cut off the celebration singing to apologize? i'm so confused. president biden stumbling through another speech. the latest gaffe comes as a new fox poll shows 56% of people now say they do not believe the commander-in-chief has the mental soundness to serve. jimmy failla host of fox across

america on fox news radio. going to a super fast "focus" today. >> are you ready? >> harris: i am. >> two weeks ago he did an interview and he said watch him. we did. since we watched him he has talked to people who are no longer living, he has wandered out after fema briefing and gone the wrong way, at one point his wife helped him off the stage. last night, i have people in my family who do sign language. you can't imagine the stress. he is making up words. no one is drinking harder than the sign language interpreter. he isn't using words. this is the president of the united states. they are bumper bolling for this guy trying to craft every appearance. he still finds a way to get it into the gutter. embarrassing. >> harris: bumper bowling. that was our kids were in walkers. president biden is headed to delaware again in the final

race before the mid-term elections. the election he called the months important in history we told you yesterday the latest count shows biden has spent 25% of his presidency in delaware. far exceeding former president trump and anybody in recent times in the office. now the white house seems to be scrambling to try to defend this one. >> he has been around. he just went to colorado, he just went to california and portland. we will go to pennsylvania and florida. and we'll have more to share. the president takes this very seriously. >> harris: something rap song, he has been around. okay, i won't try. jaunting joe. now you can say more days will be added to that because he is getting ready to take another break. i know presidents can work when they are home. i also know that we have no idea who has been meeting with him and we don't know much about what he is doing because they don't release it. >> they aren't transparent about that. for the guy also telling the

rest of us to curb our consumption and emissions he likes to fly that private jet allot. how many times back and forth to delaware running errands treating it like it's a car, it's air force one a big carbon footprint. i came from a -- what's funny is these are probably in the minds of the democrats the most important mid-terms of our lifetime and why he is being sent home. no one wants to campaign with him. as lazy as he has been. my son put in more hours as the president of the fantasy football team. the fact that he is getting sent home this weekend three weeks out from the mid-terms is not a testament to his laziness but his lack of popularity. no one wants to be seen with the guy. >> harris: i asked the power panel the democrat guest if biden goes to fetterman how does he help him. he said well he helps him. [laughter] but how does he help him? he has flat numbers.

seriously, i want to know. the topic is crime and we know where biden was on crime when he was a senator. >> everybody points out the incumbent party loses seats in the mid-terms but they don't do so without the president being asked to jump in. we have never seen a guy -- he got put in time out. the president of the united states is on n a time-out. >> harris: good to see you. "outnumbered" after the break.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ they're teasing me because i danced to the music. [ laughter ] >> like a happy girl. you are watching outnumbered. here is i am harris faulkner and also emily compagno and also a welcome to our friend