diamonds. see that little thing there? see that? boom, that's what we got here last night. last thing here, main man, big patrick mahomes fan. look at the tension on his face, dana. you see that? it was the fourth quarter and what we got last night. he got a victory last night here in arizona, k.c. a winner. see you from yuma tomorrow live from the border. >> dana: sandra smith is in for harris. >> sandra: fox news alert now. bipartisan lawmakers want answers and now the u.s. military shooting down a fourth high-altitude object in eight days. three of those takedowns in the last 72 hours. this is "the faulkner focus." i'm sandra smith in for harris. silence from president biden when it comes from information on those airborne objects.

our defense command says they strengthened the radar frequency and got all these new hits. congressional democrats and republicans calling on the president to deliver on his repeated promise of transparency. >> what has gone on in the last two weeks or so, ten days has been nothing short of craziness. >> even democrats are frustrated at the lack of transparency from this administration. this administration has been the least transparent administration in america. >> i have real concerns why the administration is not being more forthcoming. people will fill it with anxiety. i wish the administration was willing to tell us everything they know. >> the biden administration needs to stop briefing congress through television and sit down and brief us. >> sandra: a look at where the objects were intercepted. the latest shot down yesterday afternoon in lake huron in

michigan. saturday in canada. friday off the coast of alaska described as the size of a car. recovery efforts of the object down over alaska very difficult due to freezing water temperatures there. we still know almost nothing of those latest three objects. florida congressman mike waltz, armed services intelligence and foreign affairs committee member is on deck. let's get to the white house where correspondent jacque heinrich is standing by as we await a white house briefing where john kirby will be this afternoon. everybody is looking for some sort of information from the white house on all of this. what are we hearing? >> the president has no public events on his schedule today meaning we won't even get a chance to try to shout questions at him as he goes about his day. we do have that press briefing with karine jean-pierre this afternoon. after three objects shot down just since friday, people are

clamoring for answers. >> the truth is we haven't been able to gain access to the three that were shot down friday, saturday and yesterday. in large part because of the weather conditions and the third one yesterday was shot down over lake huron. as soon as we do that we'll learn more about that them and share what we can learn with the american people. >> as you went into church this weekend reporters tried to get the president's comment but he did not respond. the pentagon says there are many differences between the initial spy balloon and these objects as they are described. the spy balloon was flying at 60,000 feet and about the size of a regional jet and had the ability to maneuver on its own. for those reasons they didn't shoot it down so they didn't endanger anybody before. the other objects were flying below the threshold and they were shot down and it causes more policy questions. >> they are saying they didn't shoot down the massive spy balloon because it didn't

interfere with civilian aircraft and these other objects did so does that lead us to believe that if it flies above 60,000 feet and above it gets a free pass? >> officials say they have no indication that these three objects were conducting any sort of surveillance but they were also asked whether they can rule out that they were aliens or extra -- -- no surveillance for sure but maybe still alien, sandra. we wait for answers. >> sandra: that only continues to build up to the briefing at 1:00 where we'll see if we learn anything new. thank you very much. divers finding the pay road of the china spy craft in the waters off south carolina and mostly intact. that flight made its way across the entire continental u.s. before a fighter pilot took it down. the senate's top democrat

defended the administration waiting days to do that. >> we gotten -- a lot of intelligence information. we'll probably be able to piece together this whole, whole surveillance balloon and no exactly what's going on. that's a huge coup for the united states. >> sandra: former national security advisor john bolton has major questions about the defense command's claim that the craft did not present a physical or military threat. he asked could they say that it contained no nuclear or radiological weapons, no biological toxins be released into the u.s. water supplies? did they contact foreign capitals to see who would own up to the balloon? mike waltz, a florida member of the house armed services and foreign affairs committee and former green beret.

lucas tomlinson is now reporting this. kirby just a short time ago in a new interview saying that kirby says that u.s. officials have now spoken to chinese leaders in private settings, he says, to voice concerns about the spy balloon shot down off the coast of south carolina. military to military communication between the nations remains closed. so why aren't they picking up the phone, congressman? >> that's a great question and concerning question even in the height of the cold war with the soviet union the back channels were open. my understanding from a briefing we received last week is that secretary of defense austin attempted to reach out and the chinese literally didn't pick up the phone. so this is a time, sandra, where we need clarity, we need candor, we need to hear not from various

spokesmen and women but from the president. in the history in norad's 60 year history we have never shot anything down over the united states. now we've shot four objects down that we can't fully describe in the last week. this is a time to hear from the president. if he doesn't know something or still trying to figure out something, tell us. tell us what we know and what we don't know. >> sandra: three of those in a matter of three days. that being said, there are lawmakers speaking out on both sides of the aisle giving us their take on the situation. before we learn more from the white house republican senator ron johnson with his take on the president's handling of the china spy flight. listen to this. >> they see as well as sense weakness in america right now. president biden, he is detached from reality and delusional. he denies -- we don't exactly have the a-team in place right now. i've been warning for years about the risk of a high

altitude nuclear blast to create magnetic pulse to wipe out electronics. a geo magnetic disturbance could be the same thing. >> sandra: what is your reaction with significant concerns about all of this? >> that's one of the questions that we have. is the ccp looking to weaponize these platforms in addition to surveillance? again it goes back to begging the question on what are shoot down criteria? if it's flying high and large then we're not going to shoot it down? if it's small and low we will? or what about future harm to the united states if an entity can collect on our bomber base, icbm fields and command and control centers, that to me represents future harm and a future conflict and should fit the criteria. we have a ton of policy questions.

again, this is why we need to hear from the president. >> sandra: draw attention to the screen here. north myrtle beach, south carolina where you are seeing the recovery efforts. obviously they were stopped for some time, resuming today 11:00 a.m. eastern time right now, congressman. but there is a major effort to recover as much of that particular object as possible to learn more about what is going on here. the ones off alaska difficult with the freezing waters. how confident are you that we'll learn more from the actual material itself here pretty soon? >> well, i do think we'll learn more. even if the surveillance equipment is no longer functional i think we can be able to tell a lot from the types of equipment that is on there. but again it begs the broader question of is this a concerted

effort? it appears to be by china to take advantage of that space that they call near space between where aircraft fly and where satellites operate. and then what are our defenses against it? what are our policies for taking them down? are our sensors and radars adequate? we need to be investing more from our defense budget in those over the horizon radars. so again we're looking forward to those briefings so that congress can help fund the defense department to defend this great nation. but at the end of the day to senator johnson's point, the messaging is so important here. if adversaries perceive weakness and doing things because they think they can get away with it we can have the best military in the world. if we have perceived weakness in the commander-in-chief our enemies will be on the march. >> sandra: you have to wonder how many more of these are out

there. another big question were the other objects put up at the same time others were discovered? were they put up after? timing huge question marks over every aspect of this. also lucas tomlinson is putting this out there. the u.s. has spotted chinese spy balloons transiting the middle east in the recent past according to lieutenant general. how many -- could you even imagine if these are up all over the world and we're just starting to see them over the united states now? >> well, we have -- the white house and pentagon said they are aware of a over 40 countries these things have transited. we have to remember we have bases all over the world. and so as the chinese have eye on cornering the global energy market and cornering the middle eastern oil and gas reserves, we have bases there that they could also be collecting on. so this is broader than just

defending the homeland. it is about understanding their capability and intent and how to mitigate it, take it out or defend against it. so again these are the many, many questions we have before us. >> sandra: two big things we're watching as the story develops. we watching for the briefing at 1:00 this afternoon. hope to learn more from john kirby and looking at the recovery efforts off the coast of south carolina. the "new york post" says new york city is going back to the bad old days. huge spike in felon crimes shattering records. democrats need to stand up and say some people belong if jail. a top republican has a bombshell with president biden and his son hunter. >> this is another set of questions that joe biden needs to come forward and be transparent not just with the

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>> sandra: the chair of the house oversight committee hinted there is evidence president biden knew about his son, hunter's business dealings. something the president has repeatedly denied. congressman james comer. >> everything is on the table. we investigate joe biden. we know that joe biden said during the presidential campaign that he had no knowledge of his son's business interests. he wasn't involved. he didn't benefit from them. we have evidence that would suggest otherwise.

this is very concerning. >> sandra: his remarks come as hunter's lawyers refused house republicans request for record. hunter is a private citizen entitled to protections from legislative investigation. ron johnson wants to interview 51 officials casting doubt on the hunter biden laptop story. >> the most effective effort of sabotage was the 51 intelligence officials that said it had theary marks of a russian disinformation operation. it impacted and interfered in the election to a greater extent than anything russia could have ever hoped to accomplish. the house has to call those 51 intelligence officials. >> sandra: jason rantz joining us now. great to see you and thanks for kicking off a new week with us

on "the faulkner focus." you go back to comer's words and he makes a good point. it is not just president biden that has repeatedly denied interacting with his son over his son's business dealings. it was candidate joe biden as well. we all remember the moment on the trail with peter doocy and more of them. is it looking more and more likely that this was the case, that he did have knowledge of his son's business dealings? >> i find it hard to believe that he didn't. at this point we've certainly seen a lot of the evidence. we've seen the email with big guy mentioned with was a reference to joe biden. we heard that voicemail that hints that he knew about something. we know from tony bobulinski that basically he was in on this from the beginning, or at least had a large amount of knowledge. above all when you have joe biden dismissing the laptop story as russian russian propaganda and we knew it was a

lie at the time and now. what else is he lying about? this is as important piece of the conversation. i do think the congressman has to come forward and tell us how he benefited from it. having knowledge of this is a scandal certainly because he lied. but i'm more interested and most people are more interested how he benefited. and the family benefited from this position. >> sandra: more folks want transparency on this issue. meanwhile, i put this on the screen. judicial watch got hundreds of documents from the secret service relating to hunter biden raising questions about the agency protecting biden over an issue with his missing gun. his girlfriend threw the gun into a trash can at a supermarket. one email said oh dear, another agency specialist says it is odd that we were involved in the missing gun investigation whether neither hunter or joe were even receiving u.s. secret

service protection at the time. hum. hunter's gun is part of the investigation into his personal and professionals dealings. what do you take away from this? was the agency possibly protecting president biden's son, hunter? >> at the end of the day what this establishes is that everyone knew that he lied on his form when he ended up getting this gun. i'm told by democrats all the time they care deeply about gun rights and gun control. they care deeply about keeping guns out of the hands of the worst possible people. we have someone who at the time not only lied but what he lied about. he was a drug addict and getting a gun and lied on a form, benefited from that lie and no consequences whatsoever. so what the secret service knew at the time certainly establishes that it was well-known that he lied. how far this went as to a cover-up potentially or helping him we don't know. i do think the emails raise that

question. i do think that is worth investigating. the secret service is there for protection, sure, but also not there to cover up any kind of scandal for a candidate or candidate's son. >> sandra: now to an issue front and center in this city every single day. that is the spike in crime. the streets of new york city are meaner than they've been in more than 15 years. new police data revealing soaring felony crimes. more than 170,000 of them report evidence in the big apple last year. 20% jump from the year before. the most since 2006 when nypd first made the stats public. the post sums it up this way. record felonies return city to bad old days. stripling -- >> the democrats and my fellow liberals, it is the people we

supposedly care about who are the victims of crime. those folks voting for more security, more safety, more and better cops. it is the white liberals who want to defund the police. this is a big a-- some people belong in jail. they do. >> i think that's very interesting. >> some people do belong in jail. >> sandra: quite an exchange. is this a sign that democrats are waking up to the soft on crime policies and how they are destroying great american cities? >> i don't actually think it is a wake-up call for them. we've known this for how long now. kudos for two years later telling the truth about what is going on and where the democrats stand. we're still seeing to this day prosecutors who are democrats and activists pushing to keep people out of jail. we have an instance the other day of a congresswoman attacked

at an apartment in d.c. turns out the guy who attacked her had just been in jail and pled down from a serious charge to no charges whatsoever and was released. this is happening every single day in this country, not just in new york. it is happening everywhere. we are less safe because of it. there is an ideological belief that the criminal justice system is steeped in white supremacy and anyone who is a criminal is a victim of this racist system. it is absurd. democrats en masse have to stand up and speak out against it. i don't think so. the radical left has the edge on this conversation right now within the party. >> sandra: you can make the case for so many policies now. they are hurting the people they say they are out to help the most. say it about crime and inflation as well. the poorer communities dealing with that and it hurts them the most. jason, great to have you here. thank you very much. all right. critics calling out a major

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let's boogie-woogie! >> sandra: the white house taking a victory lap over new border numbers. but there is still a record breaking year of illegal immigrant encounters. a sharp upward trend continues over the last three years. total migrant encounters are soaring at more than 870,000 just since october. that is up 30% over the same period last year. despite all that the administration claims new border measures are working. border patrol acting commissioner troy miller says the january monthly operational update clearly illustrates that new border enforcement measures are working with the lowest level of border patrol encounters between ports of entry since february of 2021. president biden trying to take

credit for something. >> president biden: we've launched a new border plan last month unlawful migration on cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela has come down. >> long term development efforts but we're already siegien courageing trends. >> root causes strategy represent a long-term development effort but we're already beginning to see positive trends. >> sandra: she said her work as border stae is addressing the root causes of illegal immigration. critics and some democrats have said she has been absent on the issue. princeton university political scientist and leslie marshall is here. wonderful to see you both. all right. le leslie, i will start with you first. is this administration really ready to pat themselves on the break considering the record

border encounters? >> i would say absolutely. when you are trending in the right direction and see drops, significant drop since december. when you see percentages like 92% venezuelans and 60% of nicaraguans, when you see that 17,000 people have been processed legally for asylum and you have 20,000 more with appointments absolutely because these measures that were just put in place last month are already beginning to work which is clear. you want to come here, you want asylum you do it the legal way. if you go into mexico through another country without saying you are seeking asylum you will be sent back as well. clearly these numbers dropping and percentages dropping show that these measures are working. >> sandra: fair enough. that's fact they dropped from a record high that happened under this administration. i this i that point has to be

made, lauren. >> they are up 30% year-over-year. let's look at the big picture, which is that the majority of americans disagree with biden's handling of the border. they also think republicans are better equipped to deal with this issue. just last month only 13% of americans when biden announced the new policies, thought that the situation on the border had improved under him. so i have agree with leslie on the short term improvements but the big picture is biden campaigned and won in 2020 on a message of fairer and more humane approach to the border. but they've been fighting tooth and nail to implement or extend trump-era policies like title 42, expedited expulsions under title eight and the parole program that leslie just mentioned while it has been successful in the short term there are states arguing it is

illegal in the first place. all the while you have an el paso unsheltered people facing freezing conditions and starvation and no matter where you are on the political spectrum you look at this situation and you think it is not okay. >> sandra: leslie, not all democrats seem to be giving top grades to this president on his handling of the border. this is representative aguilar, top house democrat giving president biden and incomplete grade when it comes to the border. listen. >> how do you think president biden is doing with the border? >> i think the grade would be incomplete, right? there is plenty to do. we know it is a humanitarian issue down at the southern border. >> sandra: sounds fair, leslie. many still ask the question where is kamala? >> a few things there. i would agree it is incomplete and doesn't matter if it's a

democrat or republican. immigration will remain incomplete until democrats and republicans work together to pass comprehensive immigration reform and get rid of antiquated asylum laws. 1, 2, where is kamala? she has been working behind the scenes with these programs implementing these programs suggesting these programs. she does have a seat at the table even if we don't see the cameras rolling. i would say and always maintained that people do need to see her go down to the border. i think that's essential. i said that for the president, which he has done. and i say it for the vice president. if you have a problem you need to tackle, you need to look at it for yourself firsthand. >> sandra: news conference letting people know what she is doing. how it is working and not doing. that transparency is what they campaigned on. we aren't saying it on the border issue yet. democrats are rallying behind

biden despite polling numbers. >> look at all the accomplishments we did in the senate with joe biden and this affected american people. >> he has a record of delivering for people. at this point polls are just you like him or don't like him. not a match-up when we see a match-up they'll see the president delivered and why you see so many of my colleagues and me getting ready to help him win re-election. >> sandra: several recent mpoll show that many people don't want him. there is a gaping divide between party leaders, lawmakers, donors, consultants and voters who decide elections. i think it's important for all democrats to go on the record here, leslie. where do you stand? do you want president biden to

run again snow >> absolutely. anyone who has a candidate going into office doesn't hope for four years and a one-term president. let's be honest. of course i want him to run. there is a disconnect. everybody said before the mid-terms there would be a tsunami of red and blue washed oust to sea. it didn't happen. they called bill clinton the tough line president. it is joe biden. he ignores polls and still succeeds. i think we need to ignore the polls. if we talk about polls the majority of republicans don't want donald trump to run. he will run. i know my party if we saw what happened when 15 times kevin mccarthy tried to become speaker i saw my party was finally united and will be behind joe biden when, not if, he runs again. >> they've got to stick behind joe biden. i'm personally a republican. i want to see them succeed but if you look at the landscape who

is the democratic alternative? biden already beat other people or who have massive issues of their own. there are rumblings, progressives and base want to see something new. if they want something new they risk getting donald trump, frankly. we know biden can beat trump and we don't know frankly if any other of these candidates can stand up to him if he is the nominee. that's just a tremendous gamble and so for democrats' sake they should rally behind the president and stick with him. >> sandra: we don't know a lot about the field yet. we'll see how it develops in the next few weeks and months. thank you both for joining us. appreciate it. all right. liberal congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez slamming a christian ad that aired during the super bowl. the backlash fast and furious. plus a top republican says he is

just stumped by the president's handling of classified documents. >> these are incredibly important documents not to be taken lightly. it is clearly a failure of an understanding of how to handle the documents. >> sandra: new emails showing that the president had to turn over even more documents. these from his boston office. joe concha is in "focus" next. os on your credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high-rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. no one takes care of veterans like newday usa.

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>> sandra: some 37,000 people are confirmed dead from last week's devastate ping earthquakes in turkey and syria. they think the death toll will go past 56,000. turkish authorities looking into

contractors responsible for the building collapse during the quakes. three people are arrested and several others detained and barred from leaving the country. greg palkot is live there in some of the hardest-hit areas of turkey. what is it like on the ground today, greg? >> we are in the very hard hit city. as bad as we've seen in our week during the region. it has been exactly a week since the earthquakes hit. in some ways it is worse. literally the smell of death is in the air. we toured the city, scene after destruction and went to various sites. i would like to tell you we witnessed miracles rescues but we did not. we saw a lot of grim recovery of bodies and people challenged as they are. they need everything, food, power, water, heating, medicine,

you name it. but some people are trying to help out. take a look at what we saw earlier today. the damage to the main hospital in the city was so bad they had to use medical activities to a high school across the way. now with the help of indian military and aid, one week on, these guys are very, very busy. first day saw immediate injuries from the quakes, broken arms and legs and internal harm. now secondary injuries, he got hurt in an after shock. she is shaken up. this doctor is coping. >> have you ever seen anything this bad in your experience as a doctor? >> this is too bad, you know, but we manage. we manage. >> after a week of struggle the patients are brave.

>> we can be strong. >> we can be strong. that's a words of that man. they are strong. they need a lot of help including also right across the border from where we are in syria where believe it or not conditions are even worse. as we shift now from natural disaster to a humanitarian disaster. >> sandra: details continue to emerge from there that are devastating. alert you now to new york where we have a developing situation where police have stopped a u haul truck and detained the driver after reports that the vehicle struck multiple pedestrians in new york. this happened about 11:00 eastern time within the past hour here in new york city. clearly you can see the aerial footage we're getting from our

new york affiliate. the scene clearly showing the u haul truck went onto the sidewalk there. we're told the driver of that truck fled the scene after mounting the sidewalk. this is the bay ridge neighborhood of brooklyn. the truck ended up and driver injured several people, we're told. police stopped that truck near the entrance to a tunnel leading from brooklyn to manhattan and still getting new details from this. the nypd has just updated with this. a few pedestrians were injured. no word on numbers or conditions of those pedestrians yet. they do not believe any police were hurt but the male suspect is currently in custody. we'll continue to watch the developing situation there and bring you the news from it as we get it. meanwhile newly revealed emails show the natural archives asked president biden's attorneys to turn over another stash of documents from a boston law

office. they were moved there after classified documents were found ott biden's think-tank in washington. please insure the boxes in your office in boston remain secure and in a locked space and not accessed by anyone, end quote. no classified documents were believed to be found at that office. intel committee chair mike turner is frustrated. >> they keep finding documents classified. we don't understand how it could be happening and how all three could have been lax about this. these are very important document. they are not to be taken lightly and we are amazed as people keep finding them stuffed in the strangest places like behind biden's corvette. >> sandra: we're amazed that they kept finding documents. >> yeah.

we're being told the latest patch in boston. the other locations are washington, d.c., wilmington, delaware next to a corvette. the latest patch in boston we're told they aren't classified documents but the national acarves want them. why? majority of americans are in agreement with the house intel chairman. poll, 67% of voters say they found the discovery of the biden documents concerning. 67% feel the same way about the trump documents. identical number. ist is amazing in the case of joe biden how he has been removing documents he had no business removing going back 30 years to his time in the senate. why then and again as vice president and how was he able to remove them without anybody noticing until a couple of months ago? there should be a process if you leave the white house or secure scif regardless of who you are, president, vice president, senator, it cannot leave those areas. this is something that congress

needs to address in a serious way to make sure it doesn't happen moving forward. as we're seeing with the chinese, they are very interested in our intel and if it is as easily accessed as going into a garage and finding it next to a corvette of the private home of a president with no secret service around it all the time maybe that's we see so many chinese spy balloons. we don't seem to be taking intelligence and classified documents seriously at all. republicans and democrats alike. >> sandra: joe, meanwhile democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is slamming this super bowl ad from the christian organization he gets us. watch this. ♪ what you believe, i'm only human after all ♪

>> sandra: that was the add. progressive lawmaker tweeted something tells me jesus would not spend millions of dollars on super bowl ads to make fascism look benign. some twitter users baffled by the comment saying are you serious? it's a unifying message. i'm not surprised you don't approve. a final thought from you on that. joe. >> the congresswoman who has been in congress for two terms yet to see one piece of legislation passed or even remotely taken seriously that she put forward. she is outraged over this ad? of course she is. if she isn't complaining about something it isn't a day ending in why. for her to vote fascism. she has no idea what it means. the he gets us campaign, sandra, was launched in march of last year and plans to spend $2

billion over the next several years. get used to seeing these ads. they have the money to get the word out again. >> sandra: thank you so much for joining us and great to see you. thanks to everybody for joining us. we'll look ahead to 1:00. we'll have the briefing for you live from the white house on these unidentified objects taken down over the past few days. i'm sandra smith. "outnumbered" is after the break. helping them achieve financial freedom. we're proud to serve people everywhere, in investing for the retirement they envision. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive.

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