faces federal criminal charges. he is being held without bail here at the san francisco county jail. >> julie: thank you very much. this is a fun two hours. should we do it again tomorrow? >> i think we should and the next day. j >> julie: thanks for watching us at home. >> rich: molly line in is for harris. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> molly: reaction pouring in after a supreme court order keeps title 42 in place against the white house's wishes at least for now. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm molly line in for harris. the nation's high court in a 5-4 order will not expire just yet. 19gop led states asked the court to keep it in place. there is a february timeline to hear arguments in the case.

neil gorsuch sided with liberal colleagues. he writes the current border crisis is not a covid crisis and courts should not be in the business of perpetuating administrative ed ictus for one emergency. we're a court of law, not policymakers of last resort. some democrats want the president to act on the crisis and show his administration has a real plan in place once title 42 is gone. congresswoman elect in a border district length it rip. >> they refuse to come down to the border to see what's happening. they haven't put any policy nor any plan in place for this surge of migrants that is going to come across our border once title 42 is lifted. >> molly: former border patrol chief set to weigh in on this.

we begin with aishah hosni in washington keeping us updated on these changes. >> good morning. lawmakers on both sides are urging this administration to use this time, this extension, to come up with a better border strategy. texas representative henry cuellar this morning. >> here we are with a little time for the administration to come up with a policy. there are some laws on the books right now that can work but they have to tweak the policy on how they enforce those. i'm talking about title eight. remember, president obama had title eight. he did not use title 42. and he was in a very good way he was able to treat migrants with respect and dignity but at the same time he deported the ones that had no right to be here.

>> some democrats might say cuellar and others should do soul searching after approving that omnibus last week. the massive budget bill only includes $60 billion for dhs, a $3 billion upgrade from last year not keeping up with inflation. we found only $60 million will go to hiring cbf officers. a whopping $8 hundred million is going to sheltering programs for migrants. that's a 650 million jump. the white house continues to blame republicans in congress. press secretary karine jean-pierre wrote this last night. she said the supreme court order gives republicans and congress plenty of time to move past political finger pointing and join democratic colleagues in solving the challenge at the border by passing comprehensive reform measures and delivering additional funds for border security the president has

requested. remember democrats have controlled both chambers for the past two years. that changes in a couple of days. molly. >> molly: we'll see what 2023 brings. thank you. we have ron here serving as acting ice director under president trump. title 42 remains in place for a little while longer. the white house pointing fingers towards gop republicans. a lot of finger pointing on this issue. your thoughts on what the white house should do now and if congress could change something, a new g.o.p.-led house might make a difference. >> the white house has no credibility on this issue, right? two years ago when this president took over there were 40-year lows in activity of illegal migration across the southwest border. on day one he ripped down the remain in mexico program and two

years later after an entire last year of record surge across the border, now we're in the second year of this presidency with the largest surge across the southwest border we've ever seen. congress has the role here. the threshold for asylum claims at the border without sufficient detention is causing part of this problem. it has been a problem for quite some time. congress failed to act for quite some time. this president made choices that put us in the predicament we're in. title 42 wouldn't be important if they were enforcing the law in a specific way the at the southwest border. >> molly: there is a new op-ed titled biden's unserious border solution, mass amnesty for all illegal immigrants. biden's invitation to jump the border wall will attract more poor people from abroad to el paso and other communities. hundred of millions of people would move here if they have could and word is spreading that now is the time to try. there is new data. you mentioned some of these

numbers something what could be a defact o amnesty. back logged asylum cases under president biden. syracuse university uses government data to monitor the numbers. right now there are roughly 1.6 million asylum cases pending. in 2012 just 100,000. fiscal year 2022, 750,000. in just the months of october and november of this year alone nearly 800,000. the wait time for court appearances now the nationwide average of more than four years. so it creates this pocket of time which in some sense could be frustrating but in another sense if you can't get a work order and be a legal worker this is putting a lot of people in a difficult situation when they are trying to find solutions and the government has yet to come up with a solution. your thoughts. >> correct. again the asylum system needs to be looked at very strategically by the legislature. they can change and improve that

problem and improve the processing, improve the timelines it takes. add detention at the border so when people come in and want to make an asylum claim they can be held in custody until seeing the judge or the remain in mexico program. that worked. that produces conditions at the border that allows agents to be on the line instead of what they are doing now as we see the huge on the network every day people waiting to get processed and put into the system. they said over the weekend christmas weekend 16,000 people were encountered by cdp and 14,000 of them were released into the united states. that's going to be problem and what is encouraging people from all over the world to come her. >> molly: communities along the border is incredible cost. soave it has been reimbursed by the federal government. the challenge is what to do with all these people coming across. texas governor greg abbott hitting back at the white house after the president called the busing of migrants to the

nation's capital on christmas eve a dangerous and shameful stunt. an abbott folks experience called biden the hypocrite in chief for criticizing texas while flying plane loads of migrants across the country in the cover of night. here we are one finger pointing the other direction, each side calling the other a hypocrite. at the same time these people who are years to have their claims heard have to go somewhere. >> this administration made choices about what they would would do at the border and enforce consequences. texas is doing more than anybody else standing side-by-side with the men and women of dhs trying to control the border. in cities like el paso and eagle pass there aren't sufficient resources to hold thousands of people waiting to come further into the united states. there is not enough trains, planes or buses in some of those locations. so texas not only deploying

their public safety and guard, the national guard, they are doing more than anybody else. so this administration made these choices. these are the consequences of these choices and texas is just looking for a little relief. the whole case of title 42 was brought by states like texas trying to get the government to enforce the border which they are refusing to do. >> molly: bill melugin has been doing an-out standing job. the liberal media has suddenly started covering it. this is msnbc. >> a developing situation at the border is described as a crisis with multiple border towns and cities overwhelmed by the influx of migrants. >> molly: your thoughts in the way he framed it as a developing situation and that some are calling it a crisis.

>> developed over the last two years. we saw this administration refuse to call it a crisis. he is in the tank for the administration. this he don't want bad news to reflect on the president when we all know he is failing at the border, economy, foreign policy and they're failing on all fronts and in the tank for him trying to make up for what's not there. >> molly: ron, thank you so much for your insight during this holiday week. we appreciate it and wishing you a happy new year. we're getting close. >> thank you, happy new year. >> molly: many southwest passengers still stranded as the airline's holiday meltdown companies. what do flight attendants say is to blame for the big mess? the president has started a luxury tropical vacation. lawmakers say at the very least the optics are awful. >> do something right, just

care. the president takes vacation. he has plenty of time to take vacation. at a crisis time in our country, don't do that. >> molly: from the border crisis to the deadly storm after math and more americans are facing a lot right now. jason chaffetz will come up next with his take. ewday usa we gives the va cash out loan with no upfront costs for an appraisal or termite inspection. no upfront costs at all. let us get your family security of cash in the bank. about two years ago i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at longlivedogs.com

>> nobody answers the phone with southwest. >> they are trying to scramble through yards and everything to find our luggage. >> it is very frustrating. asme owe upset. i don't want to fly southwest again. i will end up spending more money here. >> molly: holiday travel nightmare is not over yet for

southwest passengers. other airlines are rebounding from the winter storm disruptions but southwest still in full meltdown. of the 3,000 domestic flights canceled yesterday southwest was 85% of them. right now the carrier is only operating 1-third of its route. southwest flight attendants say they saw it coming and the airlines technology is squarely to blame. the biden administration taking notice. here is transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >> it is an unacceptable situation. you look at the number of passengers stranded and how hard to get somebody on the phone to address it. i made clear our department will hold them accountable for their responsibilities to customers both to get them through this situation and to make sure this can't happen again. >> molly: mike tobin live at chicago's midway airport. mike. >> the big visual from this mess is purgatory for lost bags which

you have at baggage claim at midway airport. hundreds of bags are piling up. analysts say it is part of a problem triggered by the storm. they say it's logistics technology that southwest caused to get out of date caused this. passengers are stranded by the staff is, too. the union for the flight attendants sent a screen graph showing flight attendants dialing into the scheduling center. seven hours, 45 minutes. five hours, four hours. this is the staff trying to get people home. flight attendants union wrote it's generated by southwest airlines's decision. not winter storm elliott. something we've forecast. southwest is in this remarkable position canceling 2/3 of their flight and the ceo is apologizing. >> the tools we used to recover from disruption serving us well

99% of the time but we need to double down on our already existing plans to upgrade system for these extreme circumstances so we never again face what's happening right now. >> this morning nationwide 2700 domestic flights were canceled and 90% of those were southwest. 2500. people buying tickets on other airlines. places like chicago and dallas where southwest operates out of a different airport they land and don't have their cars. people are stuck and frills traited. >> i have been dealing with this since christmas eve. my flight got canceled at 12:00 in the morning while we were on the plane. >> we waited in line for an hour and a half and get to the front of the line and tell us there are no flights anywhere until the end of the year. >> it's a southwest issue. we've been very loyal to southwest. their system did not work this time. >> the department of transportation says southwest will be held accountable in terms of ticket refunds, hotel

and meal vouchers and say they are examining what all went into the big winter storm meltdown. >> molly: there is a customer that says she is loyal. we'll see if customer remain loyal in the future. all of those flight delays and cancellations didn't affect our president's plans. air force one at the ready as he aid arrived at his tropical vacation getaway. critics are blasting the optics. the first family soaking up the sun in st. croix when millionss are reeling from the deadly winter storm. americans are struggling with heating homes as well. the out of control creels is at the southern border and inflation. republicans say it is par for the course with this white house. >> this almost appears to be the status quo of the biden administration, whether it's biden going to the caribbean during a time of the cyclone bomb and open borders. the real problem is they don't want to address the issue. >> molly: jason chaffetz former

utah congressman and fox news contributor tore joining us now. we love to have you. excited to chat with you. looking at the president on vacation, hardly the first president or leader to be criticized for being on vacation during a crisis, here we are title 42 has been up in the air for the last couple of days waiting with baited breath. a deadly winter storm, dozens of people killed. your thoughts on the optics here with the president on vacation. >> the problem is that perception of the president is that he goes on a three-day weekend every week. the number of times that he goes to delaware and just kicks his feet up and takes it easy is stunning. look, our president deserves a vacatiit's the toughest job in world. but joe biden does not personify hard work and relentless pursuit of vigor. he is just not that person. so this exacerbates that situation. as you said, you have people that are stranded, you have a

major, major winter storm affecting the entire country, you have a transportation secretary who really offers 0 solutions to this in secretary buttigieg. you have a border crisis, in-- inflation problems. it is hard to see your president in the virgin island working on his tan. >> molly: connecticut fame lalls have to choose between heating homes and buying food. government subsidies going to fall short. low to middle income families eligible to receive $2300 in funds. $340 less than the top level received two years ago. heating oil prices in the state averaging 37% higher than a year ago, 85% more than december of 2020. this is the story playing out across new england. there are areas when it comes to home heating oil where people

may pay up to 40% more this winter. this is a real, real crisis that's unfolding. the beginning of the winter. the first storm was just a start of it. your thoughts. >> it's still december, folks. we have to make it through the rest of the winter. i read that home heating oil for some folks particularly in the northeast is up something like 140 plus%. the numbers are stunning. that is done on purpose. it is the policies of the democrats put in place that caused those prices to rise. this wasn't because there was some freak storm or climate change. it was because they changed the policy and that's why not only home heating oil and transportation issues, pipelines that were shut down, the ability to extract our energy resources, people need energy. if you are on a fixed income or low income situation, this is

devastating. >> molly: it will be a cold winter for a lot of people. a shift in topics now. the creator of the wildly-popular libidos of tiktok social media account revealing her face for the first time. chaya raichik has had to stay anonymous until now and not backing down any longer. she was docsed by a "washington post" journalist. >> when my accounts were growing i realized the hatred that the left has and their violent nature. and i was like i'm going to remain anonymous. i have remained anonymous until now. until i was doxxed. my name and location was shared. i think that i'll be a lot more effective when i'm not so anonymous anymore. i'm excited. >> molly: repost left wing content posted from the platform. one goal is to expose don't

subject children to inappropriate material. she decided to become more engaged in the conversation. your thoughts on the fact she was forced into the reveal to some extent and how effective will she be now that her face is out there. >> a great interview by tucker carlson. look, she just start evidence this account some two years ago and she was just reposting things that were already out there. the left has gone appear pluck particular out there. what the left is putting out on social media. shame on the "washington post." to dox somebody like this and put out her location and name and those types of things when she -- she is an average person. i think she is showing that but she is wildly successful. you watch these videos and you start to see how crazy the

democrats and the far left are. they are nuts. watch these. tiktok, other social media platforms. her numbers will go up and she is doing it, a great service to a lot of people who don't want to search through that. she takes it and puts it there in front of you. amazing what she comes up with. >> molly: are you concerned for her safety? >> yeah. i think she has indicated that. she didn't want her -- she chose to put her face out there. the "washington post", when you put out her name and location, that is just so fundamentally wrong. i do worry about her safety. but she will have to take some precautions unfortunately. >> molly: we'll see as her voice grows we'll watch. thank you for sharing your voice with us today. we appreciate it. the liberal media to the rescue. why they are defending vice president kamala harris calling out the quote, rough media treatment they claim she has

gotten this year. violent crime raging here in new york city. >> we have to stop allowing people back on our streets to murder people and have no consequences. that can't happen unless things change. >> molly: career criminals offending again and again and again. the city's mayor giving himself a good grade for the year. dad and i finally had that talk. no, not that talk. about what the future looks like. for me.

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>> molly: texas police are sharing new details into the disappearance and search for a now 4-year-old girl who vanished from a san antonio playground one year ago. laura engel has this story. >> police in san antonio tell me today they are hoping a short piece of security camera video taken from the apartment complex where she vanished last december will jog someone's memory and optimistic that might recognize the little girl's outfit,

mannerisms anything to help locate her and bring her home. the video taken december 20, 2021, is quick but shows lena, who is three wandering near a fence at her family's san antonio apartment complex. police say they hope releasing this video will bring them the one tip they need. >> received hundreds of leads that we have followed up on. we've partnered with other local, state and federal law enforcement agencies to follow up on all the leads. >> according to a family spokesperson her parents fled afghanistan when the u.s. military withdraw from the can country. lena's father served with the afghan army and the family came to the u.s. hoping for a safer life. when his daughter vanished they vowed to assist local police with the search. >> it has been investigated as a missing child to be more specific. and to be honest, they are

suspicious circumstances based on the child's age, the fact that we have not found any evidence to indicate where she is at and other than where she was last at. >> there is also a $50,000 reward for information in the case. her father told me today he hopes by keeping the story in the media someone can help them bring his daughter home. we hope to help. >> molly: thank you for that report. we appreciate it. new york city's resolving door of crime. a couple of new examples. prosecutors released a serial shoplifter dozens of cops. they nabbed him for 27 heists. this man is accused of killing two people and stabbing two others in a four-day crime spree. adams ran on the promise of restoring public safety almost a year ago. >> you look at what we inherited

and how we thrived after that. i feel comfortable saying we are oaf a b plus administration. when are your ws and ls there were so many ws. i'm ready to be at the plate. >> molly: total major crimes spiked 23% in 2022. increases in robberies, assaults, burglaries and transit crimes over the last year. doug collins and david car lucci joining me to talk about it. the mayor giving himself and his team a b plus for his first year in office. your thoughts, doug. >> if that's a b plus average i don't know what he thinks an a plus is. he came into the office and to work with others to make sure

the police have good law enforcement and safety. that's not happening. it is happening in areas they want to point to but overall the still feeling and perception there is a lot of unsafety. you see what you said earlier. real criminal justice reform don't let dangerous people out or does not continually let people out who show a pattern of reoffending. real criminal justice reform deal with lower level offenders get out of jail to put the bad guys in. if that's idea of b plus i hate to see what he thinks is a plus. >> molly: one of the most horrifying results of letting out, this man went on a spree, two men dead and a 20 second indication a slash in the throat and another killed in the park was a pediatrician. bail reform is a big discussion and how would you great the new york city mayor? >> these are horrific examples but we have to remember new york city close to 9 million people, one of the most densely

populated cities in america. and this is just one example. eric adams, former police officer in new york city made the commitment to fight crime. a year later murders are down by over 12%, shootings are down by over 17%. mayor adams has restored some of the more controversial facets of the new york city police. he has the street units team that is back. that was put away by deblasio. he has that back and he started a program to involuntarily remove people that are having episodes of a mental health crisis. somewhat controversial but he said we have to do what we have to do. new york city there is always wins, always losses. depends where we look. i think overall mayor adams is doing a good job. crime is up around the country. there is no question about it. overall new york city is still one of the safest big cities in the country and on the planet. overall i think mayor adams has

done a good job and doubling down to make new yorkers safer in 2023. >> molly: a big winter storm that came through. president taking flak for being away on a tropical island but mayor adams is calling critics out for him going to the virgin islands. >> let me share this with you. i have not gotten over the loss of my mother. christmastime is one of the most difficult times for me. if the mayor of new york during christmas will take two days to reflect how dare anyone question that. i would do it again. >> molly: my heart goes out to the mayor and all those mourning loved ones at christmastime. it is very hard. city leaders get criticized for taking vacations and also slammed for simply not telling the press where he was. doug, your thoughts on this. is the mayor allowed to have a

vacation over christmas? >> of course he is allowed to vacation. if there is a crisis or something brewing at that time like all of us. we all can plan our vacations and if we want to go on those vacations fine. if we have something come up with our family or business we may have to adjust the plans. that's the concern that a lot of people are stressing. i don't fault an administrator mayor to the president taking time off. it comes in the time of when they do it. he needs the time-off but what is going on at the time and could he do it later? >> molly: david, your thoughts? >> new york city is always going to be something. don't matter when you try to take vacation. the mayor has the right to do that. it was only two days. may what matters is the system in place no matter what happens the city is operating smooth and everything is under control. the mayor did that. there was a deep freeze, a lot of problems during that time but he had the operation under his

deputy mayor in full control. and the city ran as it should. >> molly: shifting topics liberal media coming to the rescue for vice president kamala harris. a recent "washington post" op-ed said she had a most excellent year. they argue much of the attention she received in her first year has been rough. stories about staff departures were hyped as disarray in narratives that called into question her competence unfairly. the nation's vice president has had to -- they come with charitying notions of what should be in that position. critics point out a series of failures, though, when it comes to assignments. specific assignments. and some pointing to her struggles in interviews and public appearances. >> i truly believe they are our children. >> we have been to the border. >> you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe.

>> do you plan to visit the border? >> not today. we invested an additional $12 billion into community banks because we know community banks are in the community and understand the needs and desires of that community as well as the talent and capacity of communities. >> molly: your thoughts ton media's effort to defend the vice president. >> well, you just sit back and look. it is david's job to defend her. i won't defend her. i don't care what her gender or background. i want to know if she is competent. we've seen the issues of competence. you played a clip. some of those are slices in time. what you've seen over time is not just what republicans and mainstream media are saying but other democrats. i don't hear very many democrats may say she is a natural

successor to joe biden. a lot of democrats aren't saying that. when did the "washington post" set up an office in the dnc to write fluff pieces to push this forward. that's where people get upset. i'm looking for competency. that's all i'm looking for. >> molly: do you defend her? >> yes, we can look at dan quayle, dick cheney, al gore. never portrayed in the most positive light. they live in a fish bowl. what makes the headline are the fumbles. harris has served in a time where she has broken records. she has cast 26 tiebreaking votes in the u.s. senate. one of which put the first black woman on the supreme court. put another first black woman on the federal reserve. 26 times. that's a record. she has been a very vital,

critical vice president and has served in a way that is more capable than many of our vice presidents in the past. yes, we'll hear the fumbles. we'll hear the slip-ups. overall i think her record shows that she is doing the job that joe biden asked her to do. >> molly: that is one of the tasks she has. thank you both so much. >> she rallied and went to 18 cities and talked to over 200 state legislators and pushed back against the dobbs decision. i think >> molly: before the mid-terms as well. doug collins, david, thank you both so much. i really appreciate your insights and we'll talk much more in 2023. critics mocking a liberal podcaster for suggesting that little women author may be a trans transgendered man. covid school shutdowns -- a new

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>> molly: the effects of the covid shut downs may be felt for decades to come.

a new study suggests that learning loss from school closures to cost our kids financially. throughout their entire lives. fox business correspondent lydia hu is live in the new york city newsroom with the details on this. >> hi. this is a study by a stanford university economist who says learning loss accrued during the pandemic will cost each student $70,000 in lifetime earnings and the country $28 trillion over the course of the rest of this century. the study is based on declines in scores on 8th grade math tests. this means there is a correlation between policies that forced children to stay at home and the largest drop in math test scores in more than 30 years. the study highlights how some states suffered learning losses greater than others like in oklahoma, delaware, west virginia. idaho, alabama and alaska showed the smallest declines.

numerous other studies have found that learning losses lead to lower graduation rates, higher rates of arrest and incarceration and lower skilled and less productive adults who earn less money in their lives. some are asking what is being done to reverse the learning loss here? schools received more than $190 billion in pandemic aid. there is concern. less than 15% of those funds have been spent by school districts. now with this study saying $28 trillion is on the line for the country over the course of a century the economic impact of learning loss is coming into focus here. molly, it touches every american regardless of whether they've had kids in school during the pandemic. molly. >> molly: thank you so much. fox news contributor tyrus, co-host of gutfeld to talk about this. totally predictable. yank the kids out of school and tried to learn from home in a new way and send them back with

masks on their face for up to a year and now dealing with the fallout. do you buy that this will mean a totally different future for the children that they will have a lot of making up to do and future financial losses? >> not because of the study. i feel like this study is a misappropriation of funds. so we can see the side effects of what has happened but we aren't seeing the remedy. we aren't seeing the government being active. not seeing this administration taking active steps to increase the ability to learn. we're seeing a dumbing down of education. oh, we'll take math out and english out and change history. we're seeing a dumbing down effect on top of the fact our scores are low. this study tells me they've accepted it. so now we talk about spending money. you put all this money into the schools and only 15% going towards the skoochlt that's the problem with this administration. this is what parents have to steeped -step it up.

maybe you start getting the tutors and do the extra work forget caught up. they were doing stuff by candlelight and got things done. parents have to step up. >> molly: kids can do a hard work. in virginia we're claiming a 12 point learning loss. the kids can step it up and pull it off. a blue state exodus is another big topic we talk about. the "wall street journal" editorial board. covid is hot. the blue state exodus continues. the latest census data shows california losing, florida gaining. blue states california, new york, illinois are all in the top ten of the population loss from july of last year to july of 2022. florida, texas, south carolina among those to gain the most new residents. everybody was moving there for a little while. >> i have mixed feelings on this. instead of moving, vote differently.

when you see the numbers of people who are mass exodus they could change the voting climb gnat their states. they are moving to other states. will cain "fox & friends" from texas talks about when he meets people moving to texas, why are you moving here? it's my job. oh, he doesn't want them to change their voting climate. hey, you can come. >> molly: we don't want you to change. >> don't california communicate my texas or whatever. but what is this about? crime, poor education and not following any realistic science with what with he know now about covid and how it is spread. no ramifications for people fired for not getting the vaccines. good reason to leave. >> molly: critics are suggesting the author of little women, was

actually a transgender man. she wrote in this "new york times" guest essay wrote of as the father of her own nephews. it leads me to wonder is she best understood as a trans man? twitter users jumped in on this. one said it was rewriting history. another said so dumb and sexist. your thoughts on this? >> when i was a kid me and my brother used to give my mother father's day card because she was the only one in the house. a term of endearment. i don't think my mom was a transgender man. i feel strong about that. this goes back to taking one thing without reading it all and reading about her and her history and home run works. right now i keep saying this over again. the ones -- the group being attacked. everyone likes to say it's alpha males being attacked. no, it is women. now you are telling me a woman can't say things like i'm

basically the one looking out for her nephews and coined the phrase and said with a joke, women can do great things and be powerful and aggressive. >> molly: thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." "outnumbered" is up just after the break. thank you, sir. it■s hard eating healthy. unless you happen to be a dog.

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♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered." i am cheryl casone, lauren simonetti, lisa booth, cassie smedile, and joey jones. great to have all of you here. the flight mayor is not over for the passengers. canceling 2500 flights today alone as only operating one-third of its routes through friday. that means