thursday. >> gillian: not the first time we've seen this kind of incident. check out dana perino's podcast. >> john: dana will be back tomorrow and i will fill in for bill again. see you all tomorrow. >> gillian: great to be with you today. thank you for joining us. >> john: "the faulkner focus" coming up. >> harris: the backlash over president biden's first veto is causing a lot of talk today and he used it to block a bill that would protect your retirement investments from a woke financial and-or political agenda. i'm harris falkier and you are in "the faulkner focus." it was a republican-led measure to overturn regulation of esg guidelines. you know the acronym.

it is everywhere right now. it has such policies allowing retirement plan managers to consider things like climate change in their investment decisions even if that's not your priority. senator manchin of west virginia unloaded on the president. here is a quote. this administration continues to prioritize their radical policy agenda over the economic energy and national security needs of our country. biden is putting his administration's progressive agenda above the well-being of the american people. a democrat is saying this. republicans say this shows exactly the president does not care about everyday americans. >> instead of telling an investors that you need to invest only for the best financial return for the person working at home or in a truck instead you tell them to prioritize the president's agenda.

the president, his agenda is more important than their better retirement. >> harris: senator marsha blackburn republican from tennessee, member of the senate is in person today on the mez. this is an important in a presidency. the first veto. you hardly see it covered anywhere. i would think it's political for some folks. >> this is a very political move. harris, they prioritize esg and dei. diversity, equity and inclusion. these are their -- if he follow this like a religion. it is woke and wokeism. when you look at this veto and he is saying to 152 million americans your retirement savings are not as important to me as meeting the goals of esg

and dei, so i'm going to veto this measure. then look at what they did with svb, silicon valley bank. they went in and they bailed out this bank. the bank got in trouble because they weren't focused on their fiduciary responsibility. it was bad management. what were they focused on? they were focused on diversity, equity, inclusion. they were focused on climate change, environment, social justice govern nance. federal government comes in and does a bail-out there for signature bank. would they have done that for a bank if tennessee that was there for a ag industry? of course not. >> harris: i want to pull apart a little what you said and go deeper. so esg, dni is not for the purpose of goals necessarily set that they are reaching. it is to check some boxes so

that they are able to either get funding. an example of that is in silicon valley bank's situation, with the exception of i think one board member for that bank, none of them had any banking experience. they were clearly there for another reason. >> that's right. they were political a point -- appointese, rewarding the green new deal. look at the money to had their money there. green emergency companies and start-ups. this is another continuation of this. >> harris: an excellent point. they were so confident that they had checked the right boxes and those green energy companies would be more important to the federal government than abiding by the rules. abiding by the rules means you

don't have more than $250,000 in an account you would expect fdic to covered. they are getting covered by tens of millions because they know the flavor of the left. >> silicon valley bank tried to get goldman and then tried to find a buyer and auction. all of that didn't happen. then the federal government. yellen and brainerd and powell. they all come in and say we'll bail you out. we'll guarantee every deposit, even those deposits to the chinese communist parties and the companies connected to the chinese communist party. >> harris: there are quite a few. maria bartiromo said it on this program a week ago. let's get back to the president's veto and what it means. after the veto president biden took to twitter. this bill would risk your retirement savings by making it illegal to consider risk factors

maga house republicans don't like. your plan managers should be able to protect your hard-earned savings whether congresswoman marjorie taylor greene likes it or not. if you thought it wasn't political, now you know it was. the president's dig countered with this savage clap back and here she is. no one has put our retirement at risk more than you, joe. american families can't count on checks from china to pay their rent and groceries like your family does. it is political and it can get nasty. the president of the united states should be looking out for us. >> indeed, indeed. and the fiduciary duty of people managing these pensions and retirement funds is to get the highest return possible so that you, the hard working taxpayer who finally retires, has the most money available for your retirement.

because guess what? you earned it. it is your money. it is not joe biden's money for him to do what he wants to with. it's your retirement savings. >> harris: the esg and dni at the beginning of the journey. what if the companies popping up that are checking the right boxes to get federal support and funding, what if they aren't the ones we'll need 25 years from now? >> they may not be because we are an energy-based economy. we are depending on oil and gas and wind and solar and nuclear and hydro electric. we need an all of the above energy policy so that we are always abundant in energy resources. so we can help our allies with energy. it should be -- god gave us these natural resources to use. we should use them and to go

take away savings or expected growth from retirees so that you can veto a bill and say i'm all for climate change, that is wrong. joe biden knows it is wrong and i hope that the american people will back us as we try to straighten this out. >> harris: you will be attacking that. you have been down to the border and many times and you are attacking that situation. the blame game taking quite a turn right now. the white house says the house freedom caucus's budget proposal makes our wide open borders less secure. a white house statement on the budget plan says it hurts families and blares the frantic headline a five alarm fire. the house freedom caucus's extreme budget proposal endangers public safety. i don't see how they say it with a straight face. freedom caucus chair hit back. biden taking an interest in

border security to rail against our budget is like a pyro maniac taking interest in fire prevention. all more fear and smear, deception and denial. we're seeing fentanyl and families ruined by loved ones they are losing and seeing young women and children at the border dying. >> yes. >> harris: they don't have enough of what they need. they are trying to be sneaked into the country by the cartels. the ones they don't kill they leave to die. a mark against our soul. how can the white house make this political? >> there again these people making this journey are physically, mentally, emotionally, drugged, sexually abused by the cartels on this journey. there is nothing compassionate there. now in joe biden's budget, he didn't have one dime for building that border wall. what has the border patrol told us for three decades? they need a physical barrier, better technology. where they cannot have a barrier. they need more officers and

agents. and when you look at the fact that chinese nationals are pouring into this country, 1,000% increase, you have people from 176 different countries, you've got 107,000 american overdose deaths, 66% of those were fentanyl. the fentanyl is manufactured by the chinese, it is brought into our country by the cartels, the cartels have operational control of the border on the mexico side. harris, nobody and nothing comes across that border without paying the cartels. >> harris: california kamala harris knows walls work. she was partying a couple days ago. she is not worried. >> she hasn't been to the border to meet the families. i've sat down with survivors of

sex trafficking and worked and met with people at that border. they are desperate for some help. and because joe biden will not do something, every town is a border town, every state is a border state. and we see this humanitarian crisis not just at the border, but in all of our communities as we talk with families that have lost loved ones to drugs, to crime, all of this crime you are seeing in our communities, carjackings, gangs, things of that nature. i'm telling you, security moms have about had it. they are ready to see some change. >> harris: you have a lot to do on capitol hill. we are so appreciative of your time, senator blackburn. my best to your state of tennessee. republican critics taking on a manhattan district attorney alvin bragg saying political pressure forced when im to lawn of his case against former president donald trump. they are demanding answers from

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>> it's not here that we're coming to defend president trump. we're coming to defend is equal justice in america. what we see before us is a political game being played by a local -- this isn't new york city, just manhattan. >> harris: that's house speaker kevin mccarthy ready to take on new york city's district attorney alvin bragg. he is going after former president trump over alleged hush money payments to stormy daniels. at mccarthy's direction now, the house judiciary committee and other committees are demanding alvin bragg testify about a possible indictment against trump. chairman jim jordan was in "focus" yesterday here with his thoughts on why even alvin bragg himself and the justice department all passed on this very same case initially. >> mr. bragg himself didn't want to bring the case.

he got pressured i think from the left. i would say this, the one thing that changed that i think changed his mind is president trump announced he was going to run for president again and suddenly here they go. now they come after him for some alleged bookkeeping error. you have to be kidding me. if this isn't going after political opponents and using the government to do so, i don't know what is. >> harris: it got their attention. moments ago district attorney bragg responded to republicans request he testify on capitol hill. a spokesperson told fox digital this. we will not be intimidated by attempts to undermine the justice process nor will we let baseless accusations deter us from fairly applying the law. in every prosecution we follow the law without fear or favor to uncover the truth. end of quote. bryan llenas is here with more. >> manhattan district attorney alvin bragg's star witness is president trump's former

personal attorney michael cohen. he has been to the d.a.'s office 20 times and testified in front of the grand jury twice. yesterday robert costello who briefly served as cohen's legal advisor told the grand jury the cohen is a serial liar claiming cohen said he decided on his own to pay $130,000 of his personal money to adult film actress stormy daniels. costello adding cohen said he kept the payment secret and it didn't come at the request of trump. costello said he gave d.a. bragg's office some 330 emails to support his claims but was surprised to find the grand jury had only seen six of the emails picked out by bragg's prosecutors and how he characterized bragg's investigation. >> weak to say the least. i just spent two hours or so testifying before the grand jury in downtown manhattan and i got

my point across, although it was clear to me that the manhattan d.a.'s office did not want to get to the truth. >> cohen insists he made the hush money payment in coordination with and for the benefit of former president trump noting trump would never have reimbursed him otherwise. >> donald trump generally doesn't pay anybody back for anything. it's the most stupid argument. i am 100% certain that everything that pretty much almost everything that bob costello said will be once again proven to be inaccurate as it relates to me. >> law enforcement sources say trump could be arraigned next week. this morning during an unrelated court hearing involving a separate lawsuit against trump the bomb threat was called in. it was unfounded and an all clear was given. heightened concerns about security. >> harris: thank you very much

for that information to help infuse into the conversation. phil holloway criminal defense attorney and former assistant district attorney. phil, always great to have you in "focus." can we pop that statement back up, please, i'm asking my team? phil moments ago we heard from alvin bragg's office. fox digital did and the part i want to focus on. we will not be intimidated by attempts to undermine the justice process. angry to appear on capitol hill. alvin bragg says nor will we let baseless accusations deter us from fairly applying the law. my first question to you, phil. if all of this were such an important case, if the facts were really supportive. if all of this could hold together against former president donald trump, why did he, why did the former d.a. vance and justice department pass on the case initially? >> great to be with you as always. listen, what we see with this

back and forth is the political sort of back and forth fighting that this type of prosecution and this type of effort invites. i share the frustration of congress because what they are trying to get at is how this local prosecutor is wielding the awesome power of his office. we as members of the public elect these individuals to do so responsibly. we want them to use the police power of the state, the power to incarcerate people. we want them to use that ethically and we want them to use it responsibly without bias or prejudice in a way that makes us all confident that the justice system is working. we bring people off the street, members of the public and bring them into a courtroom and put them on juries and make this sit in judgment of other people in criminal cases. if the public at large does not have confidence, harris, that our prosecutors are doing their job wisely and responsibly, it

could jeopardize all sorts of criminal cases, not just this case, but legitimate criminal cases. we want prosecutors to keep our streets safe from violent criminals and not get bogged down in political quagmires like this. >> harris: why didn't they press the case the first time. the former d.a. and the justice department and alvin bragg? the reason you give us the case hasn't changed but the politics have. the politics are now part of the stew and that's what they are capitulateing to. let's get to this. some comparisons of this case to that of democratic presidential candidate john edwards back in 2008. remember him? news of an affair forced him to drop out of that race. he was accused of campaign finance violations for allegedly funneling $1 million to his then pregnant mistress. a jury couldn't come to a verdict on five of the six

charges and acquitted him on the sixth. soon there after a zealous prosecutor dropped the case. talk to me about this. >> so the edwards case is a great example of how members of the public can use their common sense and they can see that these things are basically political prosecutions. common sense tells the members of the jury that this is not a crime. this doesn't violate campaign finance laws. of course, we would prefer that federal money, if it is used to fund these campaigns, is not used to hide the dirty laundry of political candidates. but at the end of the day, harris, prosecutors understand and members of the public i think understand that these things happen. these types of arrangements are made on a regular basis, these non-disclosure agreements are matters of contract. not at all uncommon not for

celebrities or politicians. they are common place and nothing illegal about them. nothing illegal for that matter about being a philanderer and you can legally pay people to not talk about that if it happens. this case with edwards demonstrates that the members of the public, i think, can see through these political efforts at weaponizing the justice system. >> harris: the bible talks about you can't be a philanderer but i don't think they'll take that to court. do we see alvin bragg testify on capitol hill? >> i don't think it will happen. what i think it will do is cause him to perhaps be more circumspect in how he is exercising his power. >> harris: or drop the case? >> i don't think he will drop the case but before he brings a charge, he is going to have some way of perhaps trying to explain himself. certainly will make other prosecutors think twice before they attempt to weaponize the

power of their office and turn it against the leader of the opposition political party. >> harris: i've heard you talk about the legal gymnastics that alvin bragg will have to go through for us to see an indictment against president trump, former president trump on this. we'll see if he presses through. you've made clear transparency is there where politics are holding. we'll see if the case holds together and cover every second of it and i will bring you back. thank you. president biden very quietly agrees to declassify information on the origin of covid. why should it be a secret? republicans say accountability is next. oh, we hope so. critics hitting the president's lack of response after china's president xi and the suspected war criminal vladimir putin have their first day of meetings inside russia. >> two of america's largest adversaries are together. this is not a good day for america. it's a terrible day for the

world. we are set aside on the global stage because of joe biden's failure to act diplomatically as otherwise. >> harris: the leaders sit down for a second day of talk. our guy, joe biden is on the outside of the glass. douglas murray in "focus" next.

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xi jinping and the suspected war criminal and president of russia, vladimir putin. the pressure is building for president biden now to do something as these two are buddying up having the ultimate gangster hangout. president xi putting it out there for a world saying china is ready to stand guard over world order. they are ready to take us all over. very napoleon-like. reporters pressing white house national security spokesman john kirby on president biden's handling of this high-profile meeting or the fact he is not even there. >> it seems like these two super powers are teaming up now against the u.s. why did president biden let this happen? >> this is not something that these two countries just cooked up since president biden got elected. it is something they have been trying -- >> he has talked tough and tried to pressure putin and xi to back

right or risk their standing on the world stage. does he see now they don't care? >> what is the administration doing specifically to counter the growing russia and china relationship? >> it is not about countering them. it is about advancing our goal. >> on the phone call between president biden and president xi what's the hold-up? >> president xi has been kind of busy of late. >> harris: douglas murray national institute fellow. i know admiral kirby to be a bright man. what that was i will never know. does he really think the answer to the question of them getting together china and russia is it's not like they just planned it yesterday. >> they have been planning it for a long time now. this is an extraordinary land grab by china on the diplomatic world stage. the second one in a fortnight. he allegedly brokered the deal

between saudi arabia and iran. xi turns up in the region and presents as if he solved it. that was diplomatic success. >> harris: you saw them holding hands. >> well -- we'll see how long it lasts. he is trying to be the man who brokers the deal to end the war in ukraine. it is extraordinary. presenting himself and the communist party of china in the role that our allies has been played by the united states of america. >> harris: do we not want it anymore? does joe biden figure let the neighbors do it. ? >> i think it's a combination of things as i wrote about recently in the national review. the right in america is more suspicious that it has been in a couple generations in foreign interventions because what happened in the 2000s.

on the left there is this feeling that why should we be the world's policemen and tell anyone else what to do? the answer is when a country is invaded like ukraine the whole world order depends on whether you or not you let it continue. >> harris: i feel like i'm at a big aquarium. the sharks are swimming together and our guy is the guppy trying to get oxygen looking up against the glass. >> xi came up with a plan. it is appalling. it allows russia to have what it has already swallowed up inside ukraine. that would be intolerable for ukraine but he will try to give ukraine some things they want. help with rebuilding their country. xi is trying to do something proactive. america is looking like it is not. my view is both republicans and democrats have to give a much better explanation not on the world stage but to the american

public what our objectives are in ukraine and what victory and peace look like. >> harris: this is live inside russia. china's leader xi jinping on the left and vladimir putin on the right. they are signing economic agreements. as we watch this live what goes through your mind. you have been all over the world and covered these countries that look like enemies until the day they start to kiss each other on the cheek. >> well, this -- why aren't we doing more to make sure these two are split apart? >> harris: what could we do? >> a lot. >> harris: name one thing biden could do today besides go to delaware on friday. >> the first thing, the china/russia axis was a vulnerable. xi is not a reliable ally. i saw in ukraine some of the

kits the chinese have sold the russians that doesn't work well. they sell them rubbish goods. you can play on stuff like that. you could have much tighter sanctions on the chinese and what they are planning to do in the future. you can sanction more chinese officials, do all sorts of stuff like that. there is a lot you can do before you get into kinetic force in regards to trying to split off the china/russia axis. russia only has a couple allies left in the world. macron thought he would bring peace, that didn't work. the turkish president wanted to bring peace but didn't work. >> harris: the french president spoke on the phone a lot. what happened? >> it wasn't in the gift of the french president to bring peace. it is not his gift. xi thinks it is in his power to do this. we have to make sure that it is clear that the united states is

the only power in the world that can bring peace and can also make sure that russia is pushed back to the borders it started from. >> harris: we'll need a new guy. the current one doesn't want to play the game. if xi wants to be a peacemaker and can get it done he will have far more than two countries backing him. he won't be ostracized by russia. >> he only has iran. one ally we should be able to pick off. china is a much bigger problem long-term for america and global order. if we want to live in a ccp-dominated world, the left is moaning about america they'll love the ccp. >> harris: douglas murray, thank you. >> harris: great. former white house top doctor anthony fauci hit the bricks in d.c. and went and talked to people. get some real take on his

decision making during the pandemic. i bet he wished he didn't ask. the goal was the try to convince some unvaccinated people to get the shot. the pushback epic. we'll watch it together. a new report of yet another job for the vice president kamala harris. she is now top booster for her boss on the campaign trail. >> nobody is looking at kamala harris. does anybody take her seriously? no, they don't. >> she is far more unpopular than she is popular. i think if she were remotely competent she would have been asked to campaign for more candidates last fall. >> harris: a growing list of people not convinced given her track record so far that she is the best person to have the voice for the president on the campaign trail. clay travis has a great track record in all fairness, a lot fewer jobs than the vice president. he is in "focus" next. ♪

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>> harris: school districts across america are arguing over top social media companies. the schools are saying the platforms are fueling the teenage mental health crisis that is sweeping the united states and these social media platforms need to be held accountable. seattle public schools, for instance, filed the first lawsuit followed by districts in several other states and attorneys say more are coming. mark meredith live for us in washington with details. mark. >> good morning to you. a lot of people watching this one. school districts say due to social media their students suffer a wide range of mental health issues. now they are taking the claims to court. as you were talking about, multiple districts have filed suit. in january seattle public suits sued tiktok and meta and other states have now all filed

similar claims. last week bucks county officials near philadelphia sued writing the rising rates of e.r. visits for suicide and self-harm leave little doubt the physical nature of the threat has changed dramatically in the last 15 years. the suits target facebook, instagram tiktok say it increases depression and eating disorders and suicide. these sites say they monitor for these health issues. we checked in with facebook saying we don't allow that kind of content and of the content we remove or take action on we identify over 99% of it before it is reported to us. several social media sites have launched controls to limit how much time is spent on apps or what kind of content can be viewed. cyber experts argue more could still be done. >> if we can start having these social media companies be held accountable, having them be able to be sued and pay out for those damages we'll see more action

taking place to prevent it from happening in the first place. >> we know we've seen a number of different groups, cdc or other agencies looking into this but congress involved. later oh this week lawmakers will be hosting the ceo of tiktok testifying before the house committee on energy and commerce. of course, so much of the focus is going to be on who has access to the data but also i would imagine they will look at what kind of algorithms are being used and what harms comes from too much use of the site. >> harris: even the u.s. surgeon general children under 16 shouldn't be subjected to the these. the other thing too senator blackburn is working on bipartisan legislation with this very issue. the house side and the senate. we'll watch it all. mark, great reporting. vice president kamala harris ready to campaign for biden.

even those close to the vice president say she is not ready. not up to the many tasks the president has already given her. the wall is journal with the headline kamala harris prepares to hit the road for biden despite cracks in her support. more here. liability to the 2024 ticket. doesn't perform consistently. harris herself is the biggest impediment to her political future. unable to instill confidence. critics say vice president kamala harris has under performed on the to do list that includes root causes of migration, illegal immigration. voteings rights protections, vaccine education tour, we could go on but we don't have that much time left in the show. she is all in for 2024. >> as our joe biden has said he

intends to run and if he does i will be running with him. joe biden intends -- said he intends to run for re-election at president and i intend to run with him as vice president of the united states. >> harris: how about that brutal polling? the real clear politics average puts the vice president at 56% job disapproval. only 36% approve of her. clay travis outkick founder. with numbers like that he could stay in the basement and not have her and have the same results. >> first congratulations to your chiefs. i haven't seen you since the super bowl. you are still gloating a little bit from that victory. great meeting your daughter as well. you had a fabulous time. joe biden and kamala as well. he managed to pick the only person. i do believe this. that could be less popular than

him. if you will give joe biden credit, the only thing that he has managed to do is he picked the worst vice president someone so bad that democrats could say you know what, joe, even at 82 years old, even at the disaster you created. the southern border is a mess, crime is high. even with everything you touched turning literally to crap it feels like in almost every field, we've got to run you because we're terrified of how bad kamala harris to get beaten. she might well be less popular than joe biden and congratulations to joe biden on managing to make that pick. >> harris: d.c. mayor bowser -- this happened back in 2021. part of a now upcoming dock me entry.

they saved the tape and here it is. >> people in america are not settled with the information that's been given to us right now. >> i'm not going to be lining up taking a shot or a vaccination for something that wasn't clear in the first place. >> thousands of people like you don't get vaccinated you'll let the virus to peck late in the country. >> like the common flu. talk about me get people vaccinating there is something else going on with that. >> harris: oh my goodness. no wonder we didn't get to see it until now. the documentary will be interesting. american masters. you say what, clay? >> i say first of all i love that dr. fauci has provided the own receipts of his lies for all of us to dissect. that man in two minutes -- watch that clip -- in two minutes he asked tougher questions of dr. fauci than the left wing media has in three years and i think

he epitomizes the common sense that many americans have as it pertains to their own health and their own well-being of their families and the choices that we all make every single day as parents and as children as part of family units in general and i think he asks so many questions that our own media was failing to ask and give immense credit to him for having the wherewithal and frankly the willingness to stand up to fauci and the mayor of d.c. there on what basically live television with cameras for all he knew without knowing how it would be characterized. he looks like a hero. we needed more people like him instead of all the sheep and the national media. >> harris: a lot of grief was put on sporters of president trump who felt one way or the other of vaccine. in the black community there was a lot of angst and concern about this vaccine and blacks, percentage of us were not represented well in terms of

just having some basic concerns about it and what didn't help, the then-candidate for vice president kamala harris if trump made the vaccine she wouldn't get it. so you see how it was tough in the black communities. we never got to see that represented in the documentary. apparently we will. >> it's a great point. to your point all of the argument has been about the red states. a lot of different minority groups agree. >> harris: thank you very much. great to see you. thanks for watching. "outnumbered" after the break. a. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. (vo) some people say the metaverse will only be virtual. but firefighters entering a burning house... will one day save time when lives are on the line. visualizing a patient's most recent scan...

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