here and folks at home. let's leave on a good note going into the weekend. roll this here. ryder cup from rome. we teed it up and watch. [cheers and applause] four. hard to do. what are the odds of that happening? ready for this? 6 million to 1. the guy should have bought a lottery ticket, right? jacque, thanks for coming up here and see you tomorrow noon to 2:00 on saturday. >> jacque: lots to follow. >> bill: you will be active. thanks for being here on a rainy day in new york. >> here is harris faulkner. >> harris: fox news alert. tributes pouring in for a woman

known as the trail blazer in the senate and in american politics. dianne feinstein, the longest serving female senator in our nation's history has died at the age of 90. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." senator dianne feinstein broke a series of glass ceilings on her journey to capitol hill. she was the first woman president of san francisco's board of superviseors, the first woman mayor in san francisco and the first woman elected to the senate in california. president biden and the late senator served together on the senate judiciary committee and he spoke on her legacy. he will speak on her legacy today. senate majority leader chuck schumer has already spoken and shared his praises. >> we lost a giant in the senate. she was smart, she was strong, she was brave, she was compassionate.

but maybe the trait that stood out most of all was her amazing integrity. her integrity was a diamond. >> harris: senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill. chad. >> good morning. there is sadness sweeping the senate today as lawmakers pay their tributes to the late california democrat. feinstein had been ill for months. missed several months earlier this year with shingles but feinstein even voted as recently as yesterday morning. >> mr. president, yesterday the senior senator from california came onto the floor through those doors to do her job. she voted. she voted to make sure that our country would continue to move forward and not shut down. that was dianne

>> senators spoke about their friend and trailblazer and legend. senate placed two dozen white roses on her desk this morning to mark her passing. >> and the sign of a friend is someone who stands by your side to fight the good fight on the good days and on the bad. dianne feinstein was all of this and more, friend, hero for so many, a leader who changed the nation. so today we grieve. we look at that desk and we know what we have lost. >> feinstein's friendships extended across the aisle. she had investigations with gun control and the ty torture she

was also a talented artist. >> put up this watercolor painting that diane did and gave me so many years ago. it has hung in my office ever since and it will have a place of honor there always. >> feinstein discovered the bodies of san francisco mayor george masconi and harvey milt in the mid 70s when they were murdered at city hall and she became mayor and instrumental in passing the assault weapons ban in 1994. >> harris: i know the president is due to speak about her passing coming up. i think he is running a little late at a ceremony honoring retiring chief mark milley. chad pergram on the hill. on "focus" now on the passing and legacy of senator dianne feinstein, marc thiessen, columnist for the "washington post" and fox news contributor.

all morning long people have been sharing their memories and basically in a way a lot about american history leading up to her death today. what are your thoughts? >> she was a towering figure. she was a pioneer for women in politics, she was obviously as you saw from the clip from susan collins beloved by many of her colleagues. i will speak ill of the living, not the dead. schumer recalled in that speech how conservative republican senator, he called a nasty republican senator treated her in a condescending way and how she responded with such grace. it was the democrats who in the last months of her life were trying to drive her out of office. this is all forgotten in her passing. they have been trying to push

her out for months now because she was inconvenient to them. when she was ill in the hospital they had trouble passing judges. so chuck schumer drove her out of her chairmanship of the judiciary committee. they would have removed her if it had not been for the fact they needed republicans to replace her as a vote and tried to drive her out of the senate. if you want to talk about nasty, that's it. so i hope that today, as they eulogize her they have regret how they treated her in the final months of her life. she did so much for the democratic party and women in politics and to have such treatment of her in her final months was shameful. >> harris: what you are also talking about is the hypocrisy that exists among those leadership still and you talk about yes, talk ill of the living, that's called current and present criticism. and that is definitely within

the bounds. by the way, reports that dianne feinstein took a vote yesterday. so you could broaden that out and say they were still needing her as they were trying to take her down. >> sure. >> harris: last thought on all of this. gavin newsom has the duty of replacing her seat until the election in a year and a couple months now. what does that look like? there are so many people vying for that seat anyway. they thought of an exit imminent, certainly not this way. certainly not this way. he has to now fill that seat. >> yeah. he does have to fill that seat and there is a problem because, you know, obviously there are a number of democrats competing for that. a close primary. and so if he picks somebody, then he is leaning one way or another unless he appoints a caretaker who doesn't plan to run. i don't think there is anybeefed he would appoint to that seat who wouldn't want to keep it.

>> harris: it would give that person an advantage if they are competing for it. a fox news alert on the situation at the southern border with mexico. it gets worse by the hour. we've been showing you these stunning pictures of illegal immigrants pouring into the nation, all week and month long. the fiscal year ends tomorrow and it has done nothing but ramp up to this point. president biden was in two border states during all that time yesterday as those people were flowing in. he still didn't make a trip to see the crisis firsthand. and talk to the people on the front lines. you see them there through the barbed and razor wire trying to keep children protected to what needed to be put out to keep the illegals out. they put the kids through first. the border patrol has hearts but what a position to put them in. somebody who made the trip

billionaire elon musk was in eagle pass, texas late yesterday with texas congressman tony gonzalez. he shared his take after getting an up close look. >> i'm extremely pro-immigrant and i believe we need a greatly expanded legal immigration system. and that we should let anyone into the country who is hard working and honest and will be a contributor to the united states. what we're seeing here are in some cases some pretty extreme individuals coming through. i'm not suggesting everyone is like this. you are talking about a guy who came through who had face tattoos including tears on his face. the tear when somebody tattoos a tear it means they've murdered someone and they're so proud of having murdered someone. >> that's exactly right. >> this person claimed asylum and we let them in. >> we let them in.

>> harris: did you hear that conversation? elon musk saying his first impressions of all of this included seeing pretty extreme guys with markings to prove to gangs and cartels that they had killed. again, what is right before our eyes? who turns away from this inside the white house, they do. some on the left still refusing to admit the border is open. >> our border is secure and we are in the midst of humanitarian crisis and we have to fix a broken system and we also -- >> you think the border is secure? or it is not secure? >> i believe that we are in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. >> harris: i believe that she was looking for a talking point. >> stunning. when you say stupid things like that, people tune you out. when you say the border is secure, you can see with your

own eyes it is not secure. good for elon musk foring and how important what he said in that video. he is an immigrant and living proof that immigrants make this country better. the people concerned about joe biden's disastrous open border policies are not anti-immigrant. they are anti-illegal immigrant. a big difference. ron reagan view of immigration in his farewell address described america as a shining city on a hill. he said that city has to have walls but also have wide gates to welcome people in through an orderly fashion. so we need to have walls. we need to protect our country. we need to make sure the guys with the tear dopes on their face proving they killed people don't get in. terrorists don't get into the country. when you fail to secure the border it reduces support for legal immigration and refugees and people who need to come to this country to make this country better escaping real

tyranny. not economic migrants trying to sneak in. if you believe in a wide, welcoming opening country with being undermined by the lies of this administration of the situation on the border. >> harris: and underlined by the people who would kill us and rape and pillage, cartels. thank you. it was a big week in the republican presidential race. candidates pulled no punches in the second primary debate. how do americans now view the men and women vying for the white house? we are bringing our voters' voices right into the studio. they look lovely. they're in "focus" next. this is spring semester at fairfield-suisun unified. they switched to google tools for education because there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. now they're focused on learning knowing that their data is secure. ( ♪ ) (vo) ultimate endless shrimp is here

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>> harris: the seven candidates who are now competing to be the republican nominee for president of the united states are making their cases to the voters and it happened at a second primary debate this week. now it is time to hear actually from the voters, voters' voices on "the faulkner focus." the candidates on a host of issues at the top of americans' minds. let's watch a little bit here. >> we want to reverse this country's decline, we need to choose law and order. >> no parent should ever wonder what is said or taught to their child in the classroom. >> drill, frack, burn coal. embrace nuclear energy. >> we have to get back to enforcing the law. >> the chinese russian alliance is something we have to fight against and we are not going to solve it by going over and cuddling up to vladimir putin. >> we have to secure the southern border of the united states of america. >> the one thing we should do is let the american people keep their money. when that happens, the greatest

opportunities rise from the ashes. >> harris: an average of polls taken before the debate showed former president trump again absent from the stage this time with a huge lead. governor ron desantis the only candidate in double digits nationally. there is a long way to go as the primary season approaches. that first caucus in iowa is january 15th. we're still more than 75 days out. to our voters right now, though, front row left to right david, this is the first presidential election. he is old enough to cast a vote. he will be 19 in december. he won't be 18 long. he says he is an independent leaning toward governor christie? >> yes. >> harris: and marian says she plans to vote for donald trump. back row left to right joe is leaning toward governor desantis but kind of undecided. robin right now says she is leaning toward governor nikki

haley and bonnie says she plans to vote for governor haley as well. i just want to get a quick take how the debate played in your lives. who made up their mind positively yep, i know who i will vote for after the debate. a couple people did. you knew you wanted donald trump. nothing changed your mind. >> all of these policies that were mentioned in the clip you just showed is all donald trump. >> harris: okay. that's pretty simplistic. what does it mean to you? >> it means that donald trump, he is the person to get the job done and everyone else that was basically explaining what they believe is important to them with regards to policies, i believe it was a running for his cabinet. >> harris: robin, your take. >> i felt nikki haley was poised and came with a lot of ideas and plans. i thought that she handled

herself in a sea of other candidates who were bickering and going back and forth, she stayed very calm. and i just liked her confidence and i liked her ideas. >> harris: any of you raise your hands. who felt like somebody got eliminated that night. not coming back. not you, you are the only one who didn't feel that way. why not? >> i had a general sense of what the candidates stood for. reiterating things they said on the campaign. >> harris: your generation is critical. 18, almost 19, you would pay more attention because you haven't voted before. you can't wait to vote. i love it. joe, who did you eliminate? >> chris christie. >> i think somebody else here did, too. bonnie, you as well. why? >> i feel like he is more of a bully. not ready to be our president. >> harris: how about you? >> i think he is in there for

the wrong reasons. he is there mostly to go after trump and try to make him look bad. he is not a real candidate, that's my opinion. >> harris: all right. i know marian you felt that way, too. i want to talk to everybody about the number one issue for everyone, that has got to be the economy especially right now. i read recently, by the way, china just bought the largest pork plant in america. so foreign policy will be on the bill, i would imagine, when you vote. it will be in your minds when you vote. mainly that affects our economy. try to buy pork after they compete on our own soil for it. let's hear the candidate talking about number on issue, the economy. >> we have to address the underlying problem with bidenomics. >> if you want to reduce the national debt you have to grow the economy. in order to grow the economy you need to create about 10 million jobs. >> the reason why people are striking in detroit is because

of joe biden's interference with capital markets and free markets. >> get rid of the mandates and subsidies driving american gasoline, automotive manufacturing into the graveyard. >> we are using taxpayer money to pay people more to stay at home than to go to work. that is wrong. >> congress has only delivered a budget on time four times in 40 years. if they don't keep the government open, they should not get paid. no pay, no budget. >> harris: what stood out to you? what did you like that you heard? >> as far as passing the budget to keep the country running. i think there should be consequences if you aren't going to pass -- stop people getting paid you shouldn't be able to get paid also. it is important that you feel the same pain they feel. >> harris: do you blame republicans? >> no, the right thing to do is pick and choose who needs to be

passed and the pork spending or things not necessity they have to vote on that separately i think. to think that we have -- the country needs to run, that has to be done. >> harris: did you get any sense from that night or anything you are reading necessarily that someone has the best idea to go against bidenomics? that's where we are in our economy right now. >> well, i can tell you that president trump had the largest deregulation for corporations to be able to bring jobs back to the united states and the moment that biden came into office, everything was reversed. so i believe that the american people are tired of being crushed by taxes and always being crushed by constant red tape and my question to anyone that is running to be president is when is the united states of america going to stop being the cash cow of globalists? >> harris: i saw you raising your hand, david. were you agreeing with her?

>> not entirely. i think it is worth mentioning, although president trump did deregulate, he spent trillions of dollars during covid and wanted to spend more with the $2 thousand stimulus check. it weakens the argument. he spent a lot of money, too. some of the people on that stage haven't. >> harris: just to play the flip side of all of that and it also happens to be true, the timing of when those two presidents spent the money might make a huge difference. in the beginning i remember interviewing donald trump as president in the first three weeks of the nation closing its doors and doing what dr. fauci and everybody said we should do with the lockdown. he was optimistic that by easter it would reopen and it didn't. so you started to see that money flow. biden 2 or 3 years later is still spending it. those are the facts. bonnie, what is your thought on

it? >> there is so much going on with our government right now. i do think that governor desantis has proven that what he can do in florida, what he has already done and can do for our country. i just think there is so much that needs to be done as far as the spending. our children -- my children are grown and having a hard time findsing the money to do anything extra. everything is going to mortgages are high. >> harris: american dream type stuff. >> every part of the economy is suffering right now. >> harris: it is tough. when everything costs, including food, extra. you have to make decisions. >> gasoline. >> harris: president trump was not on that stage, as i mentioned before. some candidates embraced that this time around. watch. >> donald trump hides behind the walls of his golf clubs and won't show up here to answer

questions like all the rest of us are up here to answer. >> the america first agenda does not belong to one man. it does not belong to donald trump. >> this is where president trump went wrong. he focused on trade with china, not the fact that they were buying up our farmland or that they were killing americans. >> you know who else is missing in action? donald trump is missing in action. he should be on this stage tonight. >> harris: joe, you like desantis, how did he do? >> he did better than last time. he did okay. still a lot of answers. >> harris: what would you ask governor desantis? >> what to do about foreign policy like china. one of our biggest threats right now. mostly the economy is the biggest thing we have to worry about. >> harris: those two things are interlinked especially if you have to buy pharmaceuticals. >> people are wore eft about winter coming up. >> harris: let's for a second talk about energy and a lot of

the barbs that were going on during both debates, i would say, touched on this idea and you heard vivek ramaswamy, drill, frack, bring us back to energy independence. former vice president pence say he and trump had energy independence. they were very proud of that. what other kinds of things are you looking for, robin, in terms of where the candidates are right now? for that matter, does the field need to shrink so we can learn more along the way? >> i think so. there were a few candidates that showed that they are really not cut out to be president at this point. i would like to see the field shrink so we have more time for the candidates to answer certain questions and be able to get a little more in detail with things like the migrant situation, the economy, crime. there were a few things that i

felt were touched upon but would have like to have heard more. >> harris: the next debate is in miami 5 or 6 weeks from now. cold in most parts of the country and the energy topic will pop and they better have answers. quickly, you are a strong donald trump supporter. does he need to be on the next stage? does he need to -- what does he need to do at this point or nothing he needs to do? >> i believe that donald trump and his supporters is so great in this country that by him being on the stage it will just take a lot of the spotlight off of the other candidates, which is why i believe he wasn't on there to begin with. >> harris: are you okay with that? if he has 50, 60% do you care that he didn't take oxygen out of the room? >> the more they suppress him and whatever that's going on with regards to the courts is only fueling his campaign that much more. >> harris: interesting. all right. i am glad to hear from all of you voters' voices. i hope you come back.

i can't promise sunshine but maybe not like this. i don't know what this is, armageddon today. god bless you all. i look forward to talking to you on voting day. the passing of democrat dianne feinstein during a ceremony during the joint chiefs of staff. >> president biden: i want to say a brief word about senator feinstein. she passed away this morning. a great friend and made her mark in everything from national security to the environment, gun safety to protecting civil liberties. the country will miss her dearly. so will jill and i. i have more to say about her later today. >> harris: flags on capitol hill are lowered to half staff in feinstein's honor.

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of hunter biden, james biden, and their affiliated companies. >> harris: james comer. we saw a lot of him yesterday leading the hearing that impeachment inquiry. he was on the next steps after the first hearing on that into president biden. those subpoenas have been issued. republicans want to know whether the president himself benefited or had a hand in the family's financial dealings. they are digging deep and bank records follow the money. that's how they'll do it. they say a lot of evidence points in the direction of the president now. a big attention to a newly-released document shows an i.r.s. agent relayed an inquiry from a cnn producer. that producer claimed to have an email from hunter biden where the first son was writing that all of his quote stuff would go away when his father became president. we know he did some law breaking. was he talking about that stuff

or the foreign business dealings? so much. the white house says house republicans spent hours at yesterday hearing peddling debunked lies. >> the president has said going back years he never considered being in business with his family. still true to this day. >> harris: david spunt in washington, d.c. david. >> president joe biden's name officially tied together with the i word impeachment. yesterday's hearing was an inquiry or investigation. unwelcome news to the white house as you saw with the spokesperson ian sams. while president joe biden was the subject of yesterday's six hour hearing hunter biden's business dealings took the spotlight. witnesses included a forensic tax accountant. >> when i see smoke, i immediately look for the fire. the critical question is whether behind the smoke screen behind the biden's businesses is there

a fire? >> how republicans say they have plenty of fire. evidence that hunter biden received more than $250,000 that originated in 2019. the beneficiary address for the funds the delaware home of joe biden. >> my democrat colleagues say none of it is relevant because joe biden wasn't vice president while his family did these shady deals. turns out that's complete and total bleep. >> democrats are sticking by their president. hunter has questionable business dealings and legal problems it doesn't tie directly to the president. democrats voted twice but failed to bring before them the man they believe the source of the joe biden allegations. watch this. >> where in the world is rudy giuliani. that's how we got here, ladies and gentlemen. and this committee is afraid to bring him before us and put him on the record. shame.

>> lots of talk from democrats about former new york mayor giuliani. democrats didn't prevail. as for future hearings the answer is yes, they will happen. i asked chairman comer when? they don't have dates at this time. >> harris: former vice president mike pence is on the trail campaigning for the white house, former second lady karen pence has a new journey of her own out with a brand-new book titled, when it is your turn to serve. experiencing god's grace and his calling for your life. i sat down with karen pence to talk about what has inspired her and what she hopes readers will take away? >> i wanted to write a book encouraging to readers. i wanted the reader to see some of the great things i was able to accomplish as a congressional spouse, as a school teacher, as

a mom and eventually as second lady of the united states just to encourage the reader, you know, when you feel god's calling, don't be afraid to step up and to step out. so it tells lots of fun stories behind the scenes but it is also meant to encourage the reader. >> harris: this is not a memoir. this is about lifting people up and finding a connection. you talked with beekeepers and suddenly you could see what god was trying to reveal to you through bees. >> who would have thought. i started a bee hive when i was first lady of indiana and when i became second lady do we have a bee hive here? there is one at the white house. we started a bee hive and every time i went out around the world on my other initiatives of military spouses and art therapy and veterans we also would plan a trip to a beekeeper and we

started to see learning more and more about the bees how if god takes care of them, harris, surely he is going to take care of me. >> harris: you were alongside a beekeeper in montana watching bees flying around his hives as he tells you he could distinguish which bees were the ones returning to the hive as opposed to those headed out. >> first of all i didn't believe him but then he said the ones coming back to the hive, their little sacks are full of pollen. you could see their yellow legs as they flew back in and i thought what will i bring back to my hive from all the adventures that god has taken me on? what am i bringing back every time i come back? and what can i share? how can i use those experiences to uplift america? when we did the book, we wanted to put a subtitle on it. when it is your turn to serve is

the title. but then the subtitle is, experiencing god's grace in his calling for your life. i certainly never thought i was going to be second lady of the united states. but who knows where god wants to take the reader next? and they don't know until they step out in faith and if it's the right choice, they will feel his peace. >> harris: it is always good to talk about faith. you know how i feel. it still moves mountain. violent crime surging in democrat-led cities nationwide. washington, d.c. marked a grim milestone and people say it's like living in the wild, wild west. and in philadelphia, on top of all they've experienced this week. out of control looting, there is an epidemic of drug overdose. and now a battle between the mayor and the city council over

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>> harris: wallet, keys, cell phone, narcan? the "wall street journal" editorial board calling out new york after the city health commissioner urged every citizen to getting trained to use narcan. here is a quote. ordinary people should be able to depend on the government to protect public spaces. new york, chicago, san francisco and other large predominantly democrat-led cities are failing at this task. and if officials effectively acquiesce in the decay they will

encourage more rot. in philadelphia open air drug dense are the new reality. city counsel voted yesterday to reverse the mayor's veto of a bill banning supervised drug sites in the city. the mayor said he is disappointed the city council moved forward with legislation that will add unnecessary roadblocks to lifesaving measures. getting high on the streets he thinks is a lifesaving measure. in "focus" now. seattle radio host jason rantz is here. the author of a new book what's killing america >> there is a lot to talk about and fits in with the book. >> harris: this is what's killing us right now. >> it is what's killing us. with respect to the mayor, he doesn't know what he is talking about. harm reduction as a strategy is informing drug policy all across the country and yet if we were

to go outside right now even in this weather and ask random people what harm reduction is they would have no clue. yet that is what's driving it. harm reduction means we're trying to reduce the risk associated with drug use. the risk of dying from an overdose or catching other diseases. it only works when you talk about it in the sense of wanting to push people into treatment. they don't push people into treatment. when the mayor is saying harm reduction sites will get people treated, it is not true. if you have to be supervised by a medical professional, guess what, it is not safe. >> harris: if you have to be supper fivesed to take the drugs you shouldn't be shooting into your arm what does that say about which direction we're going in right now? not only is it going to be accepted, are we then with medical professionals, you know, we're implicit in that journey? >> they are enabling the drug addiction and doing little to get in the way of that addict

inevitably dying of an overdose. the one message missing in all of this and one thing we haven't heard? get off the drugs. we want to do treatment. instead here is a needle. here is the pipe to smoke fentanyl or meth in. it is untenable and all we're doing is postponing in that moment the inevitability. >> harris: a good sign or temporary sign there was a pushback on the mayor's idea? >> i am so pleased with the decision. it didn't go far enough. you can do it in one particular neighborhood. fact of the matter is they are still shooting up all over the place in philadelphia, particularly the kensington neighborhood. i spent a lot of time about the philly problem. it is not just happening there but across the country. >> harris: violent crime, our nation's capital reaching a tragic milestone now. washington, d.c. student was killed in gunfire on his way

home from school. the d.c. police union posted this. it marks the 200th homicide this year. last year the city hit 200 homicides on december 29th. completely senseless. it is the first time in more than a quarter century that d.c. homicides have surpassed 200 in a single year. it is only the end of apt now. one activist said the district needs a tougher police chief. >> mothers killed by drive-by shootings. children not old enough to drive stealing cars. it's the wild, wild west. do not confirm bowser's choice for chief of police. when crime is at 20 year high she chooses a park ranger when we need a marine general. >> one the one hand whether it's d.c. you need police to do their jobs and signal clearly to the criminals out there that you are not going to accept this. you need a d.a. or prosecutor on

your side as well. when people realize they aren't going to go to jail or suffer consequences they will lean into that behavior. >> harris: look at the screen. >> precisely. we have to understand something, the culture of lawlessness that the democrats have put forward thanks to black lives matter movement, that's not just going to go away. you aren't flipping a switch and we'll go back to the way things were. what is happening in d.c. is happening all over the place. >> harris: it is hard to solve all of this if you don't support the police. >> exactly. >> harris: give them the power but give them your backing. it looks like quarterback colin kaepernick still wants a job. he has out of the league since 2016. when he began taking a knee during the national anthem as a social justice protest he found himself without a job and hard to get another one. this week he reached out to the new york jets. lord knows they need help with that position. he is looking for a spot on the

team's practice squad after quarterback aaron rodgers had the season-ending injury. this is colin kaepernick who compared the nfl draft to slavery is who we're talking about. he said before they put you on the field, teams poke, prod and examine you searching for any defect that might affect your performance. so he wants back. >> it's kind of sad because it is like you are asking someone for a date over and over again. i am not into you. >> harris: we call it stalking. >> he knows he won't get chosen but also loves to be seen as a victim. lots of people love to be seen as a victim. he knows he will get rejected and some think piece will be in the atlantic or salon.com saying this is white supremacy is action. >> harris: there is pressure on the jets to do something. travis kelce and the chiefs will be here and so will taylor swift. oh oh, "outnumbered" after the break.

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