♪ ♪ >> joey: welcome back. this is your final hour of today show. we will make it your best hour. thank you for tuning in and joining us this morning. that is charlotte, north carolina, near my neck of the woods and that is a beautiful sunrise they are. i don't know what the weather is is. i could look that up real quick, but i would imagine it's not quite as cold as it has been here.

it looks pretty. >> griff: clear skies come i think. >> lisa: when adam was talking earlier, 73 in miami, although it is not too bad in new york today. >> griff: it is getting warmer. katy perry, three days away from the new year. >> joey: that is right. >> griff: exciting. >> lisa: very much. we are also seeing chaos play out at the southern border as starting the mic startling new video with migrants to break into a texas ranger's home. it is not the first time this has happened on his property. >> joey: meanwhile el paso migrant crossings are dropping dramatically. this is why. the national guard put up razor wire fencing. >> >> griff: lucas live with more, hey, lucas. >> illegal border crises plummeting with the mile-long stretch in el paso eight days after the texas national guard reinforced the barbed wire

fence. u.s. forces expanding the perimeter after texas governor greg abbott adding more shipping containers to the border. arizona was using the same strategy until sued by the white house forcing the state to reverse course. texas national guard provided the following unit, "the 19th, 20th, 21st of december for large families and individuals wanting to come across. now it's almost a ghost town out there." here is that video with film illusion texas ranger 50 miles from the border sharing this via group of men and illegal immigrants attempting to break into her house, the patrol agents apprehended suspects and the owner said the suspects unable to reach the front door thinks of thousands of dollars of recently added security updates. here are photos by the u.s. border del rio sector saying less than 24 hours border patrol encountered four large groups with 1400 mike rounds calling

this normal operations and not the exception. and border patrol numbers obtained by you, griff over the past three months or hundred 30,000 migrants released into the united states. 150,000 to el paso and 140,002 del rio. context that 140,004 times the size of the del rio population. there is some inviting the white house. >> i will make sure they can't say congress is with immigration reform. they have the power to do policy right now, homeland security. the department is struggling with some of more progressive white house staffers. and i hope homeland wins this particular fight. >> the border patrol says title 42 used 29% of border rest last week for context of the trump administration used about

80% of the time. 60 degrees today in charlotte. [laughter] >> lisa: thank you, lucas. >> joey: lucas tomlinson has the weather in charlotte, lucas, well done, my friend. >> lisa: lucas wears many hats, thank you. he was talking about el paso and the barbed wire fencing already having an impact. i seem to recall when donald trump was talking about building the wall receiving a lot of criticism. when you think about any sort of deterrent will deter. peer of the palm as we have no dew tour and a welcome sign up because we ara lawless country without sovereignty and an open border. there was a time the democrats support of this, 2006 and people like nancy pelosi, joe biden, chuck schumer and chuck schumer said this then, illegal immigration is wrong plain and simple. using phrases like undocumented worker conveys the message the government is not serious about

combating illegal immigration. now we have dhs secretary saying crossing the border illegally is not grounds for deportation. >> griff: the thing about the barbed wire going up and lucas showed those numbers in the el paso sector, 159,186 in the past 90 days. that is why you are seeing on the cover of "the new york post" here, you can see "we will get in" a mother with a 2-year-old daughter. earlier in the show, we spoke to two residents el paso and mother and her daughter about the impact it is having on the residence in el paso. here is what they had to say. >> in these vacant schools that they are preparing for the shelter, they are inside residential areas. i feel like it is very wrong because we don't know who these people are. we are not racist. you're not showing help. we want to help, but we want to

be realistic as to who these people are. things like chaotic situation. there should be a limit as to how many asylum-seekers we can accept. >> we should be the number one priority as to when it comes to safety. they are not thinking about that at all. this is a crisis, and they need to be real about it. >> common sense. >> joey: trumps "build the wall" campaign slogan, one thing he used to say that everyone dissected other than to criticize him is he would say, a big, beautiful wall with big gates. what he meant by that and what the policy should be is the purpose of the wall isn't to wall ourselves away not that anyone in this country but there are places to go to get into the country. there is a process to get into the country. had trump built his wall, the focus would be on congress because people wouldn't be able to get here so easily.

congress would have to get this, take a breath, do their job with the former immigration system in a way that would suffice the wants of the democrat side. obviously, bring more people in, and also, give home which to wear people, the border towns are that don't want people running into like we showed in the video, their own property trying to break in and doing things illegally. sometimes, things make so much sense and that's why they don't happen. >> griff: you are hearing from border members of congress like tony gonzalez. i spent a lot of time equal past. and this administration all they have to do is simply enforce the laws that are currently on the books. use things like remain in mexico. while they apply for asylum if they qualify for it, they will get it and into the u.s. peer that is not being done. the bottom line, joey, there are

no consequences for illegally crossing the border appear that his wife they are coming in record numbers. we see a parallel in crime across the country to make the transition there is no consequence for criminals. we see the other story we are covering that i want to get to valerie burnett, the famous wife of van halen and people old enough like me -- >> joey: i was talking about this earlier but i did not know. >> griff: she was barbara -- she is using her stardom, her platform to speak out what she is saying she took to instagram stories and posted this. we had a string of robberies my next-door neighbor included. this is one of the mint that came to scope out my house last night. he sees my camera that up and the other came before him. that was scary. the police came very quickly and checked around the house. and a motion detector and

thinking about putting barbed wire in front of my fence. of course my alarm gets set every night. so t there are obviously two issues border and crime. the common denominator is no consequences for those doing it. there was no better example than the vandals hidden everything from drugstores to shops, crime crisis. you get a daily incidents of a bakery in san francisco doing that. >> lisa: isn't it a broader cultural issue we are facing with progressive left where everyone should agree on no consequences for everyone. we are seeing that both with the law in this bakery. there we go. and they said this, they took everything from castro cafe last night and see from the basement,

london breed, gavin newsom, speaker pelosi and the small local family owned business and how can cities thrive? we are heartbroken and put so much into this location. we take good care to make it beautiful and serve food and do our best on every level. this is so sad. it happens over and over and nothing changes. please, san francisco and california leaders, do more to care for our city and small businesses. we deserve better. the communities deserve better. lawlessness and no consequences whether at the southern border for illegal immigrants exporting our country or for these criminals who get away with robbery. >> joey: you know, they call out in that post mayor london breed and the question is, did you vote for these people? any of these people that are running your state, did you vote for them? would you vote for them again? is this what you want? you are getting u.s. for putting these people in office but what point do you learn that is what

they will give you. maybe it is time to find someone different. other ideas may be. just something you were doing such a great job at connecting the crisis at the border with the crime in the country not because one causes the other but they both have the same cause and effect. the idea if you want safety and security, which both of those issues pivoted on, you need precautionary measures and consequences. those folks on tv that go to the border, el paso, el paso known to be one of the safe cities in texas right across the border from war as mexico one of the most dangerous places. why is that? safety and security and i don't know where el paso is now but i lived in texas almost ten years ago that that is how it was and can be and should be. no reason san francisco can't be a safe city either. >> lisa: there is because of the leaders to your point. >> don't ask me when you have citizens like valerie bertinelli crying out on the border, and

both for this administration and local leaders. >> lisa: and the people are never heard. [laughter] >> griff: ashley strohmier i can always count on her and i want to elect her every day of the week. >> you might need feel so good about myself, griff. the idaho murder mystery, at the moscow police department releasing 911 call for the university of idaho students killed. the debate comes as authorities look to investigate and still searching for the vehicle spotted near the crime. the police a 90 white vehicles were registered. now to a fox weather alert, a stretch of interstate 70 and other highways around denver are closed due to to treacherous severe winter storm. a foot of snow overnight leaving dozens of drivers stranded. you can follow the story and the

latest weather developments by downloading the fox weather app. and now, travel chaos continues at airports across the country leaving taxpayers wondering where in the world more than $7 billion in funding for the airlines actually went. so far this morning, more than 50 southwest flights delayed into 2,300 canceled. rival airlines are capping fares in some cities in response to influx bookings. so far spirit, delta, united, frontier have lowered cost to get travelers to their destination. before we bring anthony dear, here is a look at the craziest new year's events the country. the annual peep chicken drop. they like to celebrate with an annual potato drop and key west, florida, they will celebrate new york with the famous drop and griff jenkins will be for the all american new year.

since griff brought up his wardrobe earlier we have suggestions what he should wear. a fantastic wardrobe option. [laughter] would be this hawaiian shirt and i'm sure lisa would approve of that being imported. or he could be flashy and where this -- oh, my gosh, i'm totally on board with that. >> griff: yes! >> or something from "fox & friends" company posed pete hegseth. >> griff: here we go! [laughter] i love it, i love it. we are just getting warmed up. i am meeting with the great wardrobe department. we are working on attire. [overlapping voices] >> go all the way, griff. >> griff: since pete flashes his american flag, this is skulls how we roll on thursdays. let me see. >> lisa: you've got to get active.

>> griff: this is some sort of greek culture. i will be quoting aristotle later. >> lisa: that is a whole thing for a jacket? >> joey: for griff and pete. i went to see the same taylor p and i have a constitution with an embossed flag and the post-walmart t-shirt thing you can find purity could not get a screaming eagle on there. >> lisa: so much in 2023. still ahead, keep it clean in the house of mouse. the message from disney as brawls could break out into parks. >> joey: plus, we all know it whisper. who is it going to be? >> he couldn't have done it without you. [applause] >> lisa: so creepy. >> apparently -- >> joey: new op-ed said biden had a great year. but listen to the facts

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♪ ♪ >> the economy! [whispering] i don't want to hear anymore you don't like looking at them. he couldn't have done it without you. [applause] >> lisa: he so creepy. the whisper statements may have raised eyebrows but leave it to the media headlines declaring it all part of the president's brilliant year they say. >> joey: arguing the past 12 months have been surprisingly good for commander-in-chief and inflation is coming down from

near record highs and the price of a gas: an biden to legislative accomplishments and even bipartisan wins. biden can celebrate better than expected midterm election results. you can't necessarily argue with biden being effective in accomplishing some of the policy goals that he and his progressive party set out to accomplish. they are two metrics when it comes to grading or weighing a politician, especially the president's effectiveness. one is, are they doing what is good for the country? are we in a good place kamara things good and americans mostly happy? and the other one is are you accomplishing the agenda with your group of folks leading the way and directing you? on the first one, the polls say no, he's not doing things americans are happy with. we have poles to show that. you feel the country is headed in the right direction, 26.1% says wright, 65.3% says wrong.

with that information, they are saying it was a good year. >> lisa: i spent a lot of time working in politics and it comes down to that question in 1980, are you better off than four years ago? the answer is "no" for americans. you can look at the midterm elections and that was a unique set of circumstances with the dobbs hearing and people voting on the issue of abortion. you will not necessarily having that heading into the 2024 election. this will be a hundred percent referendum on joe biden. the administration and the failures they have had appeared with that being said, we are in a new era politics. wild west with mail-in ballots and democrats use covid virus for the pandemic political process that has changed the game. >> griff: you work and a lot of politics so a suffolk poll could have's rating and 47% disagree and 27.3 somewhat

approve, 17.5% strongly approve. so while biden and the administration is touting successes and sort of sitting in the middle ground, i think it's going well for him truly are a full sense of security. >> lisa: a lot of it, you can't wear out 2024 so midterm elections to look to 2024 is essentially meaningless, but it is relevant, right? a set of circumstances heading into the 2024 election. and the fed raised interest rates and that will take a year to play out. i don't think the economy will look better heading into the 2024 elections. he will have to answer to that. it depends on who republicans run and what sort of message they are running and people need to hear how this person, republicans is going to positively impact after seeing their life negatively impacted by joe biden. no one should be underestimated at all. >> joey: people need to

understand when summarizing a year, a four-year term, gas prices will creep one way or the other. i hope they get really good, and i will take credit to get there. but i won't forget who put them where they were. if i'm in the landscaping business and i put gasoline in every tool used to do my business and i lost that business over the summer because i couldn't afford to run those tools, i'm never going to forget that. when he gets ready to run again, he is the guy that can put me back there again. people need to understand i will always apply the micro plot a leader for doing the right thing to help us but the posture of all of your policy seems to appe one subset of americans and one group of ideals like climate change or whatever we call will culture come i think a lot of americans will look at this and want something different. he has two years to figure it out. republicans, please, get yourself together and learn how to go out and find your voters,

get them registered in georgia should have been the republican way. >> lisa: joe biden is the guy 15 service members killed in afghanistan's and left americans behind and turn his back on the nation. i will never forget that beards moving on still had terrifying new video, a survivor in texas attempting to smash their way to a rancher's home. former ice special agent and the grim realities of the border crisis. that is next.

♪ ♪ >> lisa: the crisis at the border growing worse by the des peres of the texas rancher releasing this video. a suspected migrants once again trying to break into his home. meanwhile the border patrol del rio sector posting these photos of their encounters of 1400 migrants in less than 24 hours. our next guest knows about the dangers of the border and survived a bush that killed fellow i.c.e. agent when they were on assignment, retired i.c.e. agent, special agent victor rebello joins us now. you know, victor, you can incentivize in life and his administration incentivize illegal immigration, why?

>> that is absolutely true, lisa because of the open border and the invitation this administration has given to the rest of the world. we see these type of videos and encounters. i investigate some of these during my career, but nothing like what we see the brazen type of assault seen by illegal immigrants coming into the country. i interviewed many ranchers in the last almost two years along the border and tell you the stories they have given me about the bodies, the dead bodies encountered on t ranchers. yes, the fence keep the cattle on their own property. but a lot of issues broken by the illegals. and it's gotten out of hand. we are trying to do something about it because the biden administration won't do it so i along with american project to

represent some of these ranchers, a lot of them throughout the border. and provides the low year. and have filed a lawsuit to compel them and we have to file lawsuits to as the own federal government to provide protection to the citizens >> lisa: we have a dhs secretary being in the country illegally is not grounds for deportation. so, it is all very confusing. but talk about the dangers these border towns face. i know you referenced some of it but dig a little bit more and what these folks are saying. >> you are seeing everything from simple assaults, burg burglaries, robberies, even carjackings along the border. sometimes, you don't see a lot of these cases being reported nationwide. sometimes, the local stations pick it up because it happens and the community. but the problem here lisa is we

are starting to see these kind of crimes happen all over the country from people not aunt this country illegally and we have a crimes surge problem in our country that we must deal with. we don't need additional people coming in, millions of them. and i'm not saying all committing crimes, but many of them that are coming in have prior criminal histories, deportations, criminal history from their own country that we are not aware of because those countries don't report to the databases here they are getting in. they are getting in from countries you would never imagine. we talk about russia, special interest countries with the department of homeland security where they might be sponsored by terrorism. this is national security of public safety issue that we face every day now and this imminent threat. let's not forget the cartels here this is the number one issue right now that is not getting out enough. we are not dealing with mexico the way that we should in

dealing with the eminent threat of the cartels and what they bring to the community. the cartels are present in the country and yes they operate mexico but let me tell you they are bringing illegal aliens and a lot of them from nicaragua giving us what the cartels continue to on them as they enter the country to all different types of destinations. >> lisa: there is no human i.d. encouraging this to happen, victor avila, thank you for joining us in breaking this all down. we appreciate your time. still ahead, honoring american heroes won me at a time. we will interview mike introduce you to the chicago restaurant with a tribute to veterans and teachers. all of that. stay with us. ♪ ♪

for the freedoms that we have here in this country. they're willing to do that for you, for me, and for our family. so for us, at newday, to have the opportunity to turn around and help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service, and that's what we're all about.

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headlines with fox news alert. the new jobless claims for the week ending christmas eve. 225,000 new claims and how many economists expected to. 911 lone star teen actor died from an accidental fentanyl overdose. according to tmz obtained his autopsy results, sanders found dead in his los angeles home back in june. in addition to 911 "lone star" he was known for his role on "walking the dead" magic. theme parks remind visitors to show some courtesy and park goers, 20% brawl broke out in disneyland back in july and that video, obviously went viral. several other flights forced does need to close early and disneyland and disney world have added a new section to the website reminding visitors to treat others with respect and kindness.

nfl hall of famer reportedly eyeing a return to the cowboys. "sports illustrated" reporting he has been in constant communication with the franchise. the 49-year-old wide receiver has not suited up since retiring in 2010. he played for dallas 2006-2008 and his comeback with free agent wide receiver odell beckham jr. rumored to join the super bowl cowboys. those are your headlines. we sent it to adam with the weather. >> good morning, ashley. we do have the weather and it is beautiful. absolutely frigid and really, really noticing the big shift that we will see for the next several days, 40 degrees in new york city, 46 degrees already in chicago. warm air settling in eastern half of the country and west, this is not the case for you but you dodge that really big freeze mostly last week. here is what we are looking at into friday and saturday. temperatures in the 50s and

60s and typically where it is not this morn this late in the year appeared 50 degrees new york city on saturday and otherwise, out west though cold front is set up and where e boundary is. you see snow back across the plains. a very rainy and snowy northern california and pacific west round after round of that. actually, there are a couple of winter weather alerts stretching from chicago back across the plains, but it continues to be norm in the next several days in the eastern half of the country. those are your weather headlines. joey, tossing it back inside to you. >> joey: confidence on live tv, i need that in my life. >> i did all of that. >> joey: thanks adam here they probably and bravely protected our country and now the chicago area restaurant for celebrating the hero veterans who risk their lives. rosie's home cooking is

specifically committed to supporting veteran patrons and her depiction of american strength and grit in world war ii. owner and retired marine was awarded a purple heart for the service in vietnam. linda joins us now and first of all, thank you for your service and welcome home. >> thank you and i'm glad to be here. thank you for your service. >> joey: tell me about this because i love your op-ed you have had a successful career post war and your retirement, if i'm guessing. you will do with yourself now. i love this idea. >> the "rosie's home cookin'" we know following world war ii, 49.5% of veterans ended up with a lot of veterans over the last ten years, i founded nonprofit business project where we help veterans find and live life. many of them do that with a business for themselves.

if you talk with veterans long enough about that option, they are going to be people of their word, people of action. what i would say to that i know what they are thinking, what are you doing? so if at this notion for years and years in my mind. i'm a small-town guy and always will be. i grew up in small-town state of illinois, every little town had a diner. veterans are certainly not anonymous in small towns. you will go to the local diner, and she would talk to people instead of talking to a device, if you will appear to have a good meal and go about your day. we think this is a very, very good fit. we have established this in illinois we have a lot of veterans and townspeople coming in that is a way to celebrate things that i think this country great. certainly our first responders, rosie's missing man table, golden rule, teachers and

family. good food and good service. so, that is really the essence of it, joey. i don't think i've ever been this happy since before i went to combat, actually. >> joey: i believe every word you said about being happy about this. i know once you commit to a life of service commit never goes away. i love the aspect of accountability. you tell people don't stop serving and then you said where i am doing that in my life, you know, the leader years in life i will still do it and open this restaurant. i know there was a lot of aspects of the restaurant that are unique and welcomes in veterans. i know you do discounts for veterans, which is an amazing thing. you have fame start and a mentor, i would love to hear it. but tell me what it does like to see the country where it is today and the veterans coming home from the war in afghanistan compared to where you were coming home from vietnam? >> i have a comment about that. we know that the way the honor

of warriors you give them dignity of their experience. vietnam was the low part of our country in that regard. we don't ever want to go there again. it is important when veterans come back, couple of things, number one, most of them especially the ones that have seen a lot of combat. they are trying to figure out who they are now. number two, what is my lane in life going to be? i firmly believe being in the space for number of years that many of our veterans are far better off being the captain of their own rowboat so to speak as opposed to trying to fit into a large corporate setting and that type of thing. they've got everything you guys, post 9/11 folks and all the veterans. they have everything those postwar world to people and highly successful around the country and businesses of their own. we need to do that again. there are come i should say this, many, many businesses existing that are owned by

baby boomers looking to settle. >> joey: i love that idea, the idea of handing it off to the next generation of veterans. world war ii is the greatest generation but i'm the current generation and i want you to know real quickly my generation treated the way we are today because vietnam veterans came home with grace in their hearts and we will not treat them the way we were treated. with that come i want to thank you and always welcome home. i love this and i will find my way to rosie's and have a meal. >> we will feed you, joey, come on out. >> joey: thank you. still ahead are you in charge of the new year's party? from cocktails, food, all of the necessities you need for the ao. ♪ ♪

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3-2-1! happy new year! ♪ ♪ >> lisa: the countdown is on 42023. as you can see griff. >> griff: what is the best way to say goodbye to 2022 and welcome the new year? a party, of course!

>> joey: lifestyle expert is here with her tips to celebrate. it's been when i sort of failed that when. >> lisa: >> joey: you never fail, what do we have got a question mark >> grab some 2023 gear. we have some hats. you don't have to go crazy with decorations. everybody gets into the spirit. if you want, you can grab a hat. but confetti is big for new year's eve but don't be afraid of confetti. actually, to clean it up use a lint roller with the confetti so when it gets all over the place, glitter. >> griff: start with the champagne. >> it is new year's eve and you don't want to be a bartender all night long. you have different berries, pomegranate, then we have different juices, orange juice, apple cider, peach juice. so everyone can make their own.

>> lisa: i like light on the orange juice and heavy on the champagne. >> exactly. you talk about grapes being the luck for the new year's. so these are soaked grapes. in a mason jar, iata grapes, a little bit of vodka. this morning, he actually rolled them in sugar and took 12 grapes and put each one into a champagne cup and everyone can grab them and have good luck. both things are actually very popular on social media right now. >> lisa: i really like -- what are we looking with here? this looks delicious as well. >> bite sized foods. so people can grab and go. i have little suits in mason jars. you can actually -- you don't have to go crazy and make the soup but buy it at the market. >> lisa: i like it when it's premade. >> joey: does it taste better and i'm many mason jar? is that what you are saying?

>> again don't go crazy the freezer aisle is everything you need. many eggo waffles, the ready-made barbecue chicken over here. i have some spinach dip, whatever you like. but you put it on a skewer and it looks fancy. >> lisa: i might be standing in perhaps my favorite station. i love pizza so welcome walk us through this. >> this is a diy pizza station and store bought pizza dough. if you want, if you don't want to deal with -- you can get toward teal years. everyone gets -- do you want to help? >> lisa: of course. >> i'm actually using trough, if you are not familiar truffle infused pasta sauce. it smells good. whole foods and kroger and -- >> joey: i don't smell anything. >> lisa: earlier, let it go.

[laughter] >> what you can do is give each person a little mini muffin pan of all the different toppings. or you can just put a platter that says 2023. the most popular toppings pepperoni, mushrooms, and of course extra cheese. >> that is what i would choose extra cheese. >> joey: you have pizza made but tell me about dessert. i will hone in over here the sweet tooth. >> you want to use food as the course of what i've done is actually the bakery market, really easy and you can actually ask them to make the cake looked like -- >> griff: i get it. >> store-bought cupcake or make your own and the toppers can be little clocks or little pom-poms, really easy. you can get that at a party store or make your make yourself as well. >> joey: a hot cocoa fixings? hot cocoa bombs and i use

marshmallows, peppermint and really easy to do. look at you. ready to go into the oven. >> joey: what are all these things? >> food props and a way to have fun for the night. everyone grabs one, selfies and over here midnight kisses. and everyone can take their own selfies for 2023. [laughter] >> griff: i did it and the library with a candlestick. that is for the movie, the game "clue." >> lisa: monopoly. >> joey: all of the stuff is absolutely amazing. there was no way it would look this good at my house. but we might give it a try because it looks like a lot of fun. >> lisa: you are coming over. >> joey: don't miss fox news all-american new year 2023 live

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>> welcome back. we have some fun here. >> this is the most important moment of the show. >> we have some important things to do here. what should griff wear for the all american new year? we were talking about it earlier. let's see what we've got. griff in a black and gold suit jacket. i like that. >> griff in a gray suit jacket. >> two options. >> the amazing wardrobe department, pete, will and rachel sending me to daytona.

>> it needs sequins, i couldn't see there but i think number one, leopard. >> if you don't wear the leopard it's a big mistake. one is all i have to say about that. >> one. >> one across the board. that's it. get ready for the new year that's coming soon. >> bye, guys, have a great day. >> you'll look so good. >> rich: new year, same problems confront president biden at the halfway point of a term marred by setbacks and big pieces of legislation. while voters say they're not optimistic for 2023. i'm riched son in for bill hemmer. >> julie: i'm julie banderas in for dana perino. it has been nearly two years since president biden was sworn into office and made lofty promises if you may remember. many of them have fallen by the wayside. >> president biden: without unity, there