you can hold us down but you won't keep us down. you don't get more resilient than anyone from buffalo. we are a family like none other. >> bill: well done. thanks for sharing your story. we'll see whether the team makes it to the super bowl. >> dana: they'll be in buffalo on sunday. >> bill: i hope your people are nice to me. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. >> harris: a live look now at an enormous number, the amount we owe as a country. we are in deep debt. republicans and democrats are leaning all the way in on each other. it's a battle over what to do next. if president biden wants to run for the white house again, he better figure out how to invite the invest, public mistrust, democrats silent. the meaning of classified documents is about to get very

real for biden. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." we begin with the nation's current tab. more than $31 trillion. the treasury department already said it is prepared to take extraordinary measures before our ability to borrow runs out. but even treasury can only help for so long. it is a number that is so huge that we only have until probably june until we default unless congress takes action. in the past, congress has simply raised the debt ceiling to keep us borrowing. that's what democrats want. again republicans are arguing for every buck we spend on paying the interest on debt at this point, we should find places in the federal government and all of our spending to cut. the president lashing out. >> president biden: they will talk about big spending democrats again.

guess what? i reduced the deficit last year $350 billion. hear me. these guys fiscally -- fiscally demented, i think. they don't quite get it. >> harris: fox business anchor larry kudlow points out there are holes in biden's debt reduction story. >> he always brags the deficit came down but he neglects to mention that almost every nickel of that came from ending various covid emergency spending programs. his spending agenda in the past two years has come to roughly $6 trillion. not one droplet of fiscal restraint on his part. hopefully the era of republican senate compliance with biden's big government socialism has come to an end with the new g.o.p. house. >> harris: major player in the g.o.p. led house judiciary

committee chairman jim jordan is in "focus." first to fox business correspondent hillary vaughn live on capitol hill. >> good morning, harris. president biden calling toying with the debt limit fiscally dem demented. republicans say you can't keep raising the money. they want to put president biden on a budget. >> this president has spent more money than any country in the history of the world has spent in just two years. why we have a $32 trillion national debt. record high inflation because they are printing more money than ever before. if anybody is fiscally demented it is joe biden and it's shameful. >> on thursday the u.s. debt is expected to hit its limit of what is allowed. no more borrowing more money to pay our bills. it is not just spending that's adding to the tab. it is the interest we're paying off as well because we're spending money we don't have. the latest estimate from the

congressional budget office says the u.s. will spend $4 hundred billion in interest payments alone on this debt. that's $3 thousand for every american household. >> i know that kevin mccarthy after his 15th vote for speaker had agreed he would not raise the debt ceiling unless he extracts spending cuts. but, you know, if we don't raise the debt ceiling we go into default. only one default is enough to nuke the economy. we can't have 15 defaults mirroring the 15 speaker votes for him to do what's right. >> janet yellen says once they hit the limit they'll move money around to cover our bills. that will only buy them five months of time. she is expecting extraordinary measures will run out in june. republicans think they can use that time to force washington to go on a financial diet, harris.

>> harris: has that ever worked? hillary, thank you so much. when it comes to spending those taxpayer dollars, our money, one republican says the entire government is on the hook. >> spending problem. not a revenue table. put everything on the table. to reach the debt limit it forces us to prioritize our spending. every area of government needs to be accountable. nothing should be immune to that. >> harris: a new op-ed entitled the hard reality of a debt ceiling showdown. the crisis is a test for republicans and whether they stand strong against reckless spending and asks do house pub gangs have a strategy to keep them unified when the political clamor of default moves? jim jordan of ohio and now the committee chairman of the house judiciary. great to see you today. first of all, talk to me about that inner divide over the topic

among republicans and what you foresee ahead. how strong can you stand together? >> we have record spending, record inflation, record debt. the democrats say we don't want to change any behavior or do anything. i don't understand it. no common sense there. the white house said we will not negotiate with house republicans. really? how about some simple things like if you increase the borrowing authority, add more debt to the nation's bottom line here, why not at least have a budget that you have to put in place? the democrats haven't passed a budget in the last several congress? why not? we'll borrow more money we don't have and how to prioritize the spending of that money. they don't do that. i don't get this idea that we can't negotiator do anything different other than borrow and spend more money. that's not going to work as you pointed out when we're approaching $5 hundred billion

in debt service payments and interest payments on the $32 trillion debt. >> harris: my question was about staying unified because democrats would love to see some sort of, you know, discussion about it across the aisle. real quickly because i want to get to this. some of the world's top economists with a grim outlook. 81% of those are saying a global recession is likely or very likely. the price hike pain for americans is unrelenting no matter what the president says. i don't know that he shops. december moody's report says we're paying an average of $72 more for groceries every month compared with this time last year. that's more than $860 annually. >> look, when you have record spending as we talked about and you drive up the cost of energy, it doesn't take a genius to figure out you'll have record inflation, exactly the situation we're in. it is all driven by the ridiculous policies from the left.

when we get to the debt ceiling issue and the appropriations process and government funding we want to try to change the equation to help american fame lalls who have been saddled with this 41-year high inflation rate. that should be what we focus on versus we can't work with you or change anything and borrow more money on the debt ceiling issue. it makes no sense. let's do common sense things. do the appropriation process, all 12 appropriation bills in 20 some years and also when we get to this -- make the democrats put forward a budget and tell the american people here is what we'll spend. we put forward a budget from the house republicans. hopefully the democrats in the senate will do the same thing. >> harris: it is so fascinating what you are calling for is simple and it is akin to transparency. once the american people are really told the truth, all of those lawmakers on both sides of the aisle but particularly on the left will hear from their constituents and part of how you fight this battle, i would imagine as well.

>> that's how american government is supposed to work. put it out there. let's have a national debate. we should make the democrats put forth a budget if you increase the debt ceiling. we can have the debate. >> harris: two house committees now investigating the classified document found in president biden's possession in multiple locations. there could be others. there is a special counsel probing all this as well. a lot of people looking at it. the situation is sparking national security concerns especially the documents that were in his wilmington, delaware home. some had markings on them like top secret. peter doocy shared this photograph from his archives that shows the now president's home which now even -- not even a lick of security around it and the picture is from 2019. the white house tore into the probes and defended the president this way. house republicans have no credibility.

demands should be met with skepticism and admit they don't care about the underlying classified material. president biden is doing the right thing and cooperating fully with the thorough review. house republicans with paying politics and shamelessly hypocritical. chairman? >> this is not about politicizing anything. it is about the double standard that is so evident to the american people. there were one set of rules for secretary clinton and joe biden and different for president trump. anyone with common sense can see it as well. i point to this. i still remember when i questioned secretary clinton in the benghazi hearings about her 60,000 emails. i asked her a question. madam secretary, we don't want to see the personal emails. this is america. you have privacy rights but we don't trust you and your lawyers to turn over to the committee what the american people are entitled to see. how about we let a neutral third party like a retired federal

judge examine the emails and they'll decide. they couldn't do that. her lawyers had to decide. she destroyed 30,000 of those 60,000 emails. why do this he get to operate that way versus how president trump was treated? we want the equal application of the law and transparency. we talked about this in the debt ceiling debate. in november they find classified documents at the biden center. december they find them in his home in the garage. we learn about it january 9th but only learned -- the white house only tells us about the ones at the biden center. why not tell us about the ones in the garage when they knew it at the time? be transparent with the american people and treat everyone the same. that's all we're asking for in this situation. >> harris: one of the questions i've been asking is about president obama. the documents that are classified, those in question at several locations now that were in the possession of vice president biden at the time, those were under the obama

presidency. is he part of the investigation? how do you see him being pulled into this? he actually could have declassified them as vice president my reading is that biden cannot. >> there is all kinds of important questions. that's a great one. has president obama declassified those documents? did he declassify them before joe biden took them with him? i don't know. i think there is some fundamental questions. why were they looking in the first place? what prompted them to go look? what did the justice department -- what was their two-month investigation? we know the special counsel was appointed. when he concludes it before they found some of the batches. the third batch. what was that? why did the white house counsel's office accompany -- why did he accompany the d.o.j. lawyers to the biden residence? i have never seen that happen rick either.

there are all kinds of questions the american people have about this >> harris: when you have the chairman of judiciary i have a question for you. you know the law so well. could this politically be a situation where after november 3rd or four before the election biden had to have known. his team had to have known. you couldn't keep the lid on it forever. d.c. leaks like a sieve. you have the u penn biden center in washington, d.c. sooner or later we'll find out about them. do you sick the doj on them to clear it and get it off your plate? your thoughts quick. >> i do not know why they discovered this and why was the lawyers packing boxes? there are all kinds of questions. i think the american people are entitled to the answers to those questions particularly in light of what happened 91 days before the mid-term election when president trump's home was

raided. that was information the country had all kinds of access to but not this. i think all those questions and mr. comer and our committee and others, intel committee are trying to get answers for the american people. >> harris: what you point out is so important. we shouldn't gloss over the optics. it is politics. by december 20th they knew they had a big steaming pile of pooh. i didn't see anybody with cameras or anything. is there some for posterity? chairman, i could go on forever. pleasure to have you in "focus" today. thank you. >> take care. >> harris: another university going wild for woke. it's training facility or faculty on topics like white fatigue. the backlash coming fast and furious. also lawmakers in d.c. are pushing to weaken penalties for violent crimes. many are saying their priorities are really wrong. >> why are we not looking out

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>> harris: we're on the precipice of dangerous change in washington, d.c. the city council is set to go pillow soft on violent crime. they are voting to crush the

mayor's veto on soft on crime policies. she vetoed it. now the council wants the force it through. they include restoring the right to a jury trial for misdemeanors. making it easier for criminals to petition an early release and eliminating all mandatory minimum sentences for every crime except first degree murder. that could mean lighter penalties for carjackings, which spiked 14% from 2021 to 2022. and has steadily increased for the past five years. critics doing more than sounding the alarm. >> if you do the crime you should be able to do the time. this stretches the criminal justice system. it makes it very difficult, guys, for police officers to do their job because by time they lock some of these people up, they will be back out on the

street unfortunately. >> harris: it's so bad even the liberal media are raising the alarm. "washington post" op-ed reads d.c.'s crime bill could make the city more dangerous. they did have to soften it. fox and friends weekend co-host pete hegseth. >> this is a george soros dream. a far left wing d.a.'s dream. remember, d.c. is 92% democrat. that's how they voted in the presidential election. this is how democrats view crime and punishment. you mentioned some of those stats. they are staggering. but you know what the maximum sentence -- the maximum sentence would be for someone who commits a violent crime even with a handgun? four years max four. they are getting rid of all minimums. this is a bill that says -- they wrap it all under the phrase of

equity, diversity, equity, inclusion. what they miss while they attempt to focus on the fact that most criminal arrested in washington, d.c. happen to be black, most of the victims who are targeted by these criminals happen to be black as well. they are going to promise utopia in some new anti-racist future and they will deliver hell to the residents of washington, d.c. when mayor bowser is siding with the police chief, police union and "washington post" it is an odd alliance of people who at the least are willing to think sanely about this. this is radicalism on display. the far left wants this and if they get it in two years d.c. will be a hell scape more than it is now. >> harris: radicalism. they finally coming out. where are the reporters on the streets? washington, d.c. talking with

the people and getting their responses? their voices have been silenced. we don't hear about them through the city council vote. yeah, they have representation, 92% democrat you said. maybe you have to turn this thing on its head and do something different. we aren't hearing enough from the people. >> no, we're not. it would require indicting their buddies running the city council and running the city and capital city is supposed to be -- and reporters. it is easier to report on painting black lives matter in front of the white house than it is to actually report on the black lives that should matter who are -- whose cars are being carjacked and being mugged and murdered and raped. that beat is a really tragic and difficult one and their friends on the democrat party sports. >> harris: several states have passed policies to soften penalties for criminals. new york state's bail reform la.

philadelphia offers shorter prison sentences and plea deals. most recently illinois and the safe-t act that eliminates cash bail. pete, as these things come online like the safe-t act which has no safety in it, what happens? >> what happens is a predictable regression into enabling criminals and criminal networks again supported by a porous southern border that pumps in more drugs to enrich them further and people start to flaunt it in not just big ways. i can assault this person and i know i'll get out. some organization will bail me out but in small ways. i know the guy running the store can't do anything with my stealing and it evolves and regresss into chaos. it is chaos for residents.

and yet because these are overwhelmingly democrat-run cities they will never entertain law and order policies. what was just said do the crime, do the time. it's simple. they just can't do it. >> harris: i was in l.a. after college when it was a gangster's paradise and it is hard to see beautiful cities in our nation now bending to the will of these soft on crime policies and those who push it. george soros number one. another chapter from the wild world woke schooling. northern illinois university is now offering workshops for fact ament and instructors claiming the goal is to make classrooms more inclusive and emphasize equality. one course advertised as this session will explore the concept of resistance in the various manifestations of resistance that can arise in classrooms. white fragility and white

fatigue. the decolonization in the classism. anti-race many. clear and trans inclusion. navigating resistance. the list goes on. pete. >> oh, another day, another syllabus that happened to make its way to the internet that exposes things they don't want us to know about but are prolific across higher education. i heard of white guilt and white fragility. i had to look up white fatigue. i have that today as a minnesota vikings fan because of the epic failures they continue to have. it doesn't fit -- what it is, i might be accused of being tired of hearing about -- i may be accused of wanting to talk about seeking equality now and seeking tolerance now and the fact that i don't treat people in a racist way and we don't live in a racist society but unwilling to engage with the historical and systemic side of it and i have

fatigue. they always make up new words and new ways to tell kids, impressionable kids who have their future in front of them to achieve in this country like no other place that either you are oppressed and face a headwind for the rest of your life you can't overcome or you are guilty of the sins of the past. as a result you need to bend the knee and apologize throughout the course of your entire life. it is poisoning a generation of kids who were poised on the back of martin luther king holiday to live in a nation of harmony that pushed away the path and rejected it and moved past it. schools like this are dividing kids and creating future activists who will perpetuate the cycle. >> harris: they continue to see themselves as victims who can't help themselves pull up. there is no come up for them. there is, don't miss it. a tie between the two. the soft on crime policies and give the excuse of it is happening to you. that's why you are committing

these crimes. that's why you need the government's help to rescue you with soft on crime policies so you can go do what? >> the leaders say because you've been a victim this long it is okay to act out and burn down cities. it becomes a conclusion as well. >> harris: thank you. always good. vikings have next year. another liberal city is pitching millions in reparations and hand-outs for some black residents. big questions now on exactly how that is going to work and is that really fair? plus the white house's headache must be pounding by now. >> president biden having been in washington for decades certainly understands how classified information should be handled. this is obvious that president biden has certainly broken the rules. he should have known better. >> harris: we'll get into it. the political price of that

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>> harris: update now on the mass shooting in a florida mlk day event where a gunman shot eight people. one person has now died. several others hurt in all the panic. a police hunt for the shooter is underway. the victims' loved ones, as you might imagine, are in pain. >> i hope my sister gets better and hoping the conversation i have with any niece after this is going to be impactful. i don't have the words words for it. nothing you can tell a 6-year-old that her mom gets shot right in front of her. >> harris: pray for that family. phil keating in fort pierce, florida now. >> this terrible holiday mass shooting just got worse with the sheriff updating about 30

minutes ago that the one person who was listed in critical condition died this morning. it was a 30-year-old local woman here in fort pierce, florida, who was attending the party, the celebration at this park with her 6-year-old child. people who were here who live around here say the celebration and classic car show was a whole lot of fun when suddenly more than a dozen gunshots suddenly filled the air. in fact, 50 bullet casings were found according to investigators. absolute chaos at the park just before sunset on martin luther king, junior day. a classic car show and about 1,000 people gathered around and having a good time. according to police and sheriff's deputies two groups of people believed to be in rival gangs got into an altercation and one of the people and possibly more than one started shooting. eight people wounded, one critically. the critical injury, that person has now passed away.

they were all rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. police have not arrested anyone yet. they do believe there may be more than one suspect. for those that were here it was nothing short of a traumatic experience. the sheriff just updated his investigation via facebook. >> now what was a shooting investigation has turned into a murder investigation. >> the sheriff's office is handling this case. the sheriff appealing for people in the neighborhood and the community to provide any information and about 45 minutes ago we saw a couple of deputies, including an agent with the alcohol, tobacco and firearms canvassing the neighborhood and knocking on doors trying to get any more information to lead them to at least one arrest, possibly several others. back to you, harris. >> harris: thank you very much. president biden's classified document scandal gets worse by the time fueling questions on

whether democrats should back him for another presidential bid. putting a major dent in his mid-term election momentum. highlighting his son's foreign business dealings as well. kellyanne conway say the implications of document debacle are big. >> quite a bit. it goes against who we were promised he is. these are the adults that come back, vice president for eight years, senate for 40. he knows how to handle classified documents. it turns out that jay leno's team movers, commercial movers, staffers, people without security clearances had access to the information. who do they really have? he can't turn it over to his vice president who has bled 25 senior staffers. she can't speak, doesn't do much work as it is. >> harris: wow. polling from over the summer was asking voters do you think the democratic party should renominate joe biden as the

party's candidate for president in 2024 or a different candidate? the result. 94 would prefer nominating a different person. a new op-ed argues biden will not be the democratic nominee in 2024, count on it. newt gingrich tweeted this. i caught this today. the bidens are a delaware version of the sopranos. cassie, vice president of her organization and jonathan kott former senior advisor to senator joe manchin and capital counsel llc partners. cassie, i start with you and what kellyanne conway was talking about and how this damages politically. >> yeah. wh the factor is there goes biden screwing things up again. democrats are weary and concerned about that. what is in the documents, who

had access to them? we don't know the answers. the white house screwing this up. this was supposed to be the big thing they would get donald trump on. now you can't exactly do that if joe biden as done it as well. that's a problem for democrats as they look at 2024. then you go to the larger issue of all of the things that joe biden is -- mayor eric adams saying the federal response to the border isn't sufficient and he is strained with his resources in new york. former senator doug jones in alabama saying the white house needs to get control of the situation with the documents or otherwise it will spill out. now you have a republican majority in congress with investigative authorities and they won't let this go as well as so many other issues, afghanistan, the border like i just mention, either. >> harris: how do you

politically navigate something kept under wraps with your personal attorneys even after december 20th when they knew they had multiple locations. >> the biden administration isn't politicizing it. i understand for people like me for media covering it, it is boring. he is not doing it in the sensational way the trump administration did. >> harris: why didn't he have the f.b.i. and national archives and go the same route we know is the traditional route to turn in paperwork? how do we know? we watched it with trump. we watched the federal government tell him you have to put different locks. you have to make this area secure. oh by the way, they raided hihis house looking for more even though he had been cooperating. how do you know biden wasn't being political? he hired personal attorneys. >> he is not handling this in the media. you are not supposed to alert the public about classified information. what he did was the correct way

to approach it. he went to the national archives and went to the attorney general and the justice department. the difference between him and donald trump is donald trump took classified documents, lied about it, prevented the national archives and d.o.j. from getting it back and then alerted the public through social media that the raid was happening. that's a stark difference between trump and biden and i know it's not exciting and it's boring to cover but that's how it is supposed to happen. >> harris: don't accuse me of being in the weeds and not looking for excitement. i'm looking for the facts. president trump could declassify the documents. not something biden can do. he took them from another president. he took them from president obama who could have declassified them. cassie, that's a point i want to get into today. i appreciate jonathan wanting to be oppositional to donald trump or make comparisons where he thinks he can. but what the public sees now and

why democrats and the topic is may not choose him to run again is how do you explain away the fact you took obama's stuff while he was in the white house? does obama get pulled in? now you mess with somebody else's legacy? >> yeah. more questions which need to be asked and answered. and to the point of this being boring. that's what the biden administration is trying to do. they want it to be boring and nothing to see here. i think from what we've seen and as you point out because of the crazy coverage of the f.b.i. raid at mar-a-lago we now know what it is supposed to look like in terms of the steps and who is supposed to be involved. you aren't seeing that. you see personal lawyers and the white house evade questionss and answers and the drip, drip, drip of information instead of being forth come and putting it out there and every democrat saying this is a problem. this is inconvenient. this is something we don't want to be dealing with right now. unfortunately, joe biden yet

again is causing headaches, a pounding headache. >> harris: i don't want to miss an opportunity. i have had senator manchin on the program. real quickly where is he on all this? have you talked with him? >> i haven't talked to him about it and he would say he thinks the justice department should do what is supposed to do and the biden administration should work with them on it. it's what all democrats think should happen and the idea they won't support him in 2024 is ludicrous. he has had the most successful two years of any president in my lifetime. i'm kind of old. i'm excited for him to run and so are a lot of democrats. we like winning. >> harris: you like winning. right now you aren't allowed to talk about that because you have to do this in order to defend him. it is complicated for you. tlc's new dating reality show aims to help older women find love and much younger man and if

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>> harris: more states are pushing to ban the sale of gas-powered vehicles. one state is taking the opposite approach. republican lawmakers in wyoming introduced a bill to phase out the sale of electric vehicles by 2035. i said it big and bold so you know where you might want to move. you say the move will safeguard the state's oil and gas industries and protect thousands of american jobs. the bill's sponsor with this. >> wanted to make a statement about that and probably we'll be the only state that makes that statement. we get the message out there that we're supporting our industries that have been around

for 100 years supporting us and we want to support them now. >> harris: in augustal california became the first state to ban gas vehicles. 15 other states jumped on board. tammy bruce is here. move to wyoming. >> beautiful state. here is what california knows it has. some power. so while wyoming is doing its thing that is fabulous and other states should do -- the 10th largest car market in the world. they are even with france and u.k. as an example. they are huge. certainly the most influential in the united states. so when carmakers hear this, they immediately have to adjust because they think they are not going to have a market in california, which is the 10th largest country for cars in the world. so this is where california thinks they will push everybody

else into their so-called green agenda which of course is a mistake, a disaster. we saw what happened with california before telling people not to charge their cars when there was a grid problem out there. so you've got more -- the government has more control over you when you have electric cars. you have more control when you have combustion engines and we need to look for cleaner ways, i agree when it comes to fossil fuels. if we do this we stop doing that investigation as well. >> harris: that's the wrap that republicans get that's not true. nobody is talking about not transitioning. dubai is transitioning and want to live more off of nuclear. that's an interesting process. they are not doing it in 24 hours. they aren't mandating it. not that 2035 is 24 hours but is it if you want to keep the car. >> it's the blink of an eye. china, the largest car market in the world. we are doing a lot of things

that won't necessarily like banning straws, mandating -- mandate for an electric car. i think certain nations frankly have an interest because it gives them -- they have control of the grids and gives them more control over how you travel and the control of that energy. that is one of the main reasons we should -- >> harris: turn your ac up. cool your house, be uncomfortable. the new show milf manor beginning features eight moms trying to find love with men half their age. there is a twist. >> older women that can keep up with me. i'm bringing that young energy. looking for love. meet a grown woman out here, let's go. >> here we go, here we go. >> whoa. all right now. >> what's going on?

>> they are moms? holy cow. >> harris: users on twitter not liking it. disgusting. one says this is what is on the learning channel these days? can you imagine if this were dilf man or? >> it is a phrase that in general is insulting. you refer to this as to the insulting nature of it but speaks to the fact that maybe the generations are realizing that some level of maturity is important. but it really does seem to be -- there has to be something more extreme each time. as we get addicted to the extremes or to unique things. how much more can you push the envelope? it is kind of good that some americans still have a standard and yet you are looking at a dynamic that is happening in america. there seems to be fewer concerns when it comes to older women and younger men. it has never been a problem with older men and younger women. but i think that the new twist where -- imagine if it was men

and younger women and it was the daughters, right, following after these men? americans would be more than upset >> harris: we don't need to see everything people are thinking or feeling. the next time i talk about faith i don't want to hear it from people. we can't be bold in faith but we want to know what the f stands for in milf? >> exactly. >> harris: disgusting. "outnumbered" is next. to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it.

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