starr. he looked -- he was just a different type of guy when he was out on that field. we will always remember that. thank god we have the voice of god from nfl films to somewhat immortalize the play of dick butkus. >> bill: we saw a clip where it says hell doesn't scare me but dick butkus does. thank you, jim. thanks for coming on. >> sandra: only one i would add to that list on behalf of my family, my chicago. walter peyton number 34. >> bill: that's a pretty good group. thank you for coming in at 1:00 this afternoon. >> sandra: see you at run. >> bill: hope you have a blessed weekend and harris will pick up things for us now. see you at 1:00. here is harris, bye-bye. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. trouble at 1600 pennsylvania avenue over what you are seeing

on the left side of your screen. chaos happening inside the white house biden gave the directive to build a border wall. just as the news was hitting the nation about miles of border wall going up on the southern border, the white house press secretary said, this is a quote, walls don't work. and now her boss is saying walls don't work. who is in charge at the white house? biden or karine jean-pierre? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the political pressure became too much to ignore. president biden promised there would not be another foot of border wall built on his watch. then he caved. after all, walls do work. how do we know? his vice president kamala harris comes from california, a state where there is a wall. maybe that's why, as biden's border czar, kamala harris has never known what to do about the

waves of humanity illegally coming into america. her state has a 15-foot tall barrier between san diego and mexico. part of that barrier goes right through the beach and continues into a section of the pacific ocean. to build more wall in texas now biden's administration will have to break or waive 26 federal laws. sounds like he is desperate. that is because home repeated security is citing high rates of illegal entry into the rio grande valley. must be tough to explain at the white house biden's need for the trump wall. >> how is this consistent what president biden pledged to do when he was elected, that he will not use any funds to use the border wall? >> let's make this clear. the facts are that this is not new. >> border walls is -- why is mayokas mayokas saying --

>> i have not seen the full statement. >> does he have a disagreement with his department of homeland security secretary? >> i want to tell you what the president said. he said no he doesn't believe the border wall is effective. >> that's speaking to what his own secretary said. >> i'm speaking for the president. >> he said will there not be another foot of wall constructed in my administration. something changed. what? >> you want us to break the law? you want us to not comply with the law? >> i'm asking about he was -- the student loan forgiveness program, he went to court to fight for that. if this is such a problem building 20 miles of wall why not just go to court? >> we went to congress. >> harris: peter is right about that. how is the president giving another $9 billion for student loan relief after the u.s. supreme court and other courts weighed in. there are already laws in place but willing to fudge those to get what he needs.

really interesting. hours after saying there was an immediate need for more miles of border wall, homeland secretary mayokas was forced to take it back. now he is blaming congress. >> there is no new administration policy with respect to the border wall. from day one, this administration has made clear that a border wall is not the answer. the language in the federal register notice is being taken out of context and it does not signify any change in policy whatsoever. the construction project report evidence today was appropriated, funded during the prior administration in 2019, and the law requires the government to use these funds for this purpose. >> harris: so when he said there was an immediate need to build more was he lying then or is he lying now? "new york post" cover with this. block head wakes up. in "focus" national border

patrol counsel president brandon judd. he leads 18,000 men and women. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house. we'll begin with lucas. >> harris, as you and peter reminded us as the presidential candidate joe biden vowed to not build another foot of border wall and now oversee the construction of 20 miles of it. >> president biden: the border wall money was appropriated for the border wall. i tried to get them to redirect the money. they wouldn't. in the meantime, i have to use money for what is appropriate. i can't stop that. >> do you believe the border wall works? >> president biden: no. >> aoc pushing back hard on the president saying the biden administration was not required to expand construction of the border wall and not required to waive several environmental laws. the president needs to take responsibility for this decision and reverse the course.

while visiting mexico as you played in the intro mayokas says congress is to blame. not the white house. an the white house comps team rushed to the president's defense. the funds were appropriated in 2019 before the president took office. he called on congress to reappropriate the funds for smarter, more effective enforcement uses, congress failed to do so. rule of law requires the project to be completed in 2023. of course, in the past that hasn't stopped the white house if they didn't see a law or ruling they liked they pushed back hard in courts. right now we've seen no evidence like that like they did for student loans. >> harris: brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council is with me now. obviously on the border. how shocked were you to find out that the president now says walls don't work? he is going to do this anyway because he feels like he is

forced to. what is going on in terms of the leadership. >> i have wasn't shocked at all to hear that they are going to build the wall because he is overseeing a complete catastrophe on our border. he has to do something. he will do the little that he can do to try to get to those independents that are extremely upset about what's going on. i was extremely shocked to hear him say it doesn't work. if it doesn't work, why would you waste money? the money was appropriated. you just don't stère to use the money. nothing will force him to use the money. to hear him say it doesn't work but go forward with the project is speaking out of both sides of his mouth and extremely disappointing to every border patrol agent out there. we understand what can be done. we understand this administration can do a lot to secure our border but they continue to do absolutely nothing. and then when a crisis goes on, they do little and speak out both sides of their mouth.

they have to step to the plate. come to the realization it is crisis, it is a national security issue and do what's right by the american people and secure our border. they could do it tomorrow if they wanted to. >> harris: marc thiessen writes this is a crisis of choice. the same laws are on the books today that were there when president donald trump and barack obama secured the border. recall how the left excoriated obama as the deporter in chief because he sent a record 3 million illegal immigrants packing. in biden wanted to, he could enforce the laws on the books just as obama did. he is choosing not to. brandon, your thoughts on this and the kind of confusion that confused leadership can lead to on the border. >> this is all about policy. it is everything -- has everything to do with whether he will have the political will to do what's necessary to allow us to do the job. we could deport individuals tomorrow and send them back to mexico, remain in mexico until

their asylum process. he could challenge the flores decision. he can do a lot. he is failing to do it. he will take little steps to try to appease those independents. he knows he is in a lot of trouble over this issue and so he is going to take very little steps but not going to go against the open border activists. he won't do what is necessary to secure the border because he could do it tomorrow. ist is all about policy. >> harris: when was the last time you talked with secretary mayokas. >> i used to have open communication with him. ever since he accused the horse patrol agents of not doing anything wrong and he brought race into the issue saying that this harkens back to what the worst times of our history, they didn't do anything wrong, he knew it and he came out and said that. there is no point in talking to him since that time. >> harris: the incident on horse back and you are right. they were cleared. i never heard necessarily an apology from mayokas.

so i would understand why communications could break down for certain. let's get to this. new york city, wow, talk about a mess. mayor eric adams spent his time and taxpayer money going to mexico city this week. his city is in chaos trying to handle all the illegal immigrants here and he gave this warning. >> i say to those who are pursuing the american dream, they should not turn it into a nightmare. when you see children making the long trek through a jungle and then having to live in conditions of congregate shelters and not having the real environment they deserve. inability to work. it makes it extremely challenging. >> harris: you know who he is talking to. the people going through the darian gap. one of the most dangerous jungles in the world. fits alongside some pretty

dangerous stuff in venezuela trying to tell them not to come. some new yorkers are not impressed with their mayor getting pretty savage on social media. one user said you are spending our money on your stupid trip that will bring nothing. enjoy your vacation that we're paying for. the "wall street journal" editorial board taking on sanctuary city mayors now upset about facing the realities of open borders. quote, the wild bunch of mayors heading toward the rio grande are still afraid of the one action that might slow down the flow of migrants, putting pressure on president biden. what do you say to all of it, brandon? >> it is nothing more than disgusting political theaters. et knows well what he is doing is going to mean nothing for his city. his constituents are absolutely correct that all he is doing is going out there for a photo op. they should be upset at him. he needs to talk to the white house. he knows this is all about

policies. he knows that as long as we enforce the laws we can get this under control tomorrow. if he would put the pressure on the president to do that, we could get this under control and this would ease up everything that's going on in new york city right now. nothing but political theater and it is absolutely disgusting. >> harris: you hit the nail on the head because politics is playing a role according to the american people. case in point, numbers from this week voters saying the republican party is the better party to deal with immigration by a margin of 17 points. but when asked specifically which party is better to handle border security, voters chose republicans by a huge majority. 30 points. the biggest gap on any issue in that survey and you know we talk about the economy and a lot of other issues. this one divides along political lines like no other. brandon. >> it does. but that is again what is so upsetting about politics. we have to be -- democrats, republicans, independents, we

have to be more concerned about what is best for the united states than what is best for their political future. that is what joe biden cares about. joe biden cares about being reelected. joe biden cares about alienating his open border activist base and that's why he does what he does. he doesn't care about the united states. he cares more about his political prospects and cares more about the power that comes with remaining in the white house. eric adams cares more about getting reelected as mayor than doing what's right for his constituents in new york city. >> harris: it is an embarrassment that our leadership can't do a better job and yet all of the 18,000 men and women that you lead, all of you can't do your jobs because they don't want to do theirs. unbelievable. we appreciate everything you do, though. thank you, brandon judd. >> appreciate it. >> harris: hillary clinton at it again. new comments about trump supporters harkening us back to her infamous words deplorable.

that was before she lost in 2016. plus robert f. kennedy, jr. could be throwing a wrench into the election. >> i like kennedy. i like him a lot. >> i think the democrats trying to silence him shows the threat he has with his ideas. >> when you have an outsider like rfk, it is going to hurt both parties. >> harris: both parties trying to figure out who kennedy's new status may help or who it may hurt. power panel next. ♪

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>> harris: robert f. kennedy, jr. set to make an announcement on monday. ditch the democratic party and go as an independent. biden's former campaign manager seems happy. >> a great libertarian candidate. just get out of my party. >> harris: that's gentle. speculation is growing that elon musk is considering launching a super pac to support kennedy's run. former top obama advisor david axelrod said if it's true it could be significant in shaping the 2024 west. cornel west saying he will run as an independent rather than under the green party. gianno caldwell and david car lucci. when you hear a democrat say it's great news, get out of my

party. is that short sighted or something different? >> it is great advice to rfk junior. he has been trailing in the polls ever since he introduced himself, came out. when he first started talking about his platform he started to plummet. he is better suited to run in the republican party or libertarian candidate. you hear his platform and it matches. democrats have been united. one thing you can't say the democrats have not done over this past year. they are supporting biden. united in the house. i think democratic voters feel the same way. so i think it will be a good year for democrats. they will stand strong with president biden and send him to another four years in the white house. >> harris: you are shaking your head, why? >> 70% of voters don't want be joe biden. the fact that you can say folks are united behind him outside of the political folks who benefit from his power sounds insane to

me. the fact of the matter is i'm sure people like folks in the democratic party, the activists and folks on television would love to see rfk run as a libertarian. he is not a conservative. i don't think he will. why would he? he has been a democrat for his entire life. people like bill maher who talked about the super woke left which joe biden now represents, a lot of traditional democratic voters want to get back to the tradition of being democrats. not this woke stuff we're seeing across the country like progressive prosecutors who refuse to do their job or an open border. black residents are screaming about this. this is what your party remands. chaos on a string. >> the democratic party we can talk about the fringes. but what we see now is -- >> harris: david, can you explain the drop in support among blacks in this country for

president biden? that's something that we've talked about before in the program. why is that happening? >> people are frustrated and rightfully so. >> harris: exactly. who do they hold responsible for the frustration? is president of the united states. i always trust the american people to get it right and they are getting it right again. >> at the same time president biden has shown that he can do things and get legislation passed. >> president biden: like the border. i will build a well and his press secretary says walls don't work. it sounds like the confusion starts at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the no labels group exploring a third party ticket for the 2024 election is asking the democratic party to stop anti-third party rhetoric and attempts to interfere with efforts to offer an alternative candidate. in an open letter they said this isn't an attack on no labels, it is an attack on the most

fundamental democratic and constitutional principles the democratic party is supposed to defend. "wall street journal" editorial board put it this way. knock out no labels, quote, they want to engineer a biden/trump rematch by killing any alternative. reverse order now gianno. >> here is the thing. i think there is an appetite especially among democrats to have a third option. we see with rfk junior as example who joe biden refuses to give secret service to even though there were threats to his life and we saw what happen with his family members. there is a big appetite. when we look at the 2024 election 13 months away we have 7 to 9 million new voters, gen z. these could be bigger than the boomers. what they are upset about is what we are seeing in the country, inflation taking a bite out of their paychecks. even though some refuse to work

there are some that want to work and can't get the jobs they expected they would get per their degrees. a lot of angst in the democratic party and more reason for democrats to ice out any other challenges to their power. >> harris: david, is that why we saw the president make the money grab of $9 billion to then give some relief? is he trying to buy some young votes at this time? >> no. president biden is doing the right thing. he is focused on -- >> harris: other people paid their college loans without that help. >> president biden is doing something to relieve the student debt facing so many americans. republicans are doing nothing just complaining about -- >> harris: what about all the people who didn't go to college and have small businesses and hire a lot of people in vocational trades and people who are very instrumental in the american dream and you want them to dig into their own tax paying pockets and pay the debt of

other people? you think that's worth a vote? >> there is plenty of money out there. it is in different people's pockets. >> plenty of money out there? we are paying for this stuff. generations of debt on americans. you are talking $33 trillion in debt. >> i don't hear anything coming from the republican side. >> it means get the deficit under control. >> harris: the argument is maybe it doesn't need to come from anybody. maybe the reason the u.s. supreme court got involved in it, maybe those people need to just incrementally pay their own debt. they shouldn't be depending on people to pay it. >> we can do something or nothing. if you want to do something you go with the democrats and president biden. >> harris: doing something that's the wrong idea is worse than doing nothing. we have to go. >> something has to be done. >> harris: we're going around the circles more so than commander the dog at the white house. oh, no, they kicked him out. thank you both.

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>> harris: it is the largest healthcare strike in the american history in the third and final day as planed. however, unions for tens of thousands of kaiser permanente workers are already planning another longer strike next month if they can't reach a deal, meaning more patients left hanging. jonathan hunt is live in los angeles for us. jonathan. >> harris, good morning to you. we have been here every day of this three-day strike and i have to tell you, the picket lines that we're seeing today are among the largest and loudest of the past three days. these workers say that kaiser permanente has to bargain in good faith. it has to tackle staffing shortages and increase wages significantly. they say they don't want to

leave their patients' bed sides and leave the care of their patients but they say they have no choice at this point. listen here. >> thousands of us are here and they are still not listening to the short staff crisis we're having at the moment. it's sad we have to be out here. >> you are willing to strike again if necessary? >> we will be here. >> kaiser says it is doing everything it can to tackle what it admits is a staffing shortfall. it says it has faced unique post pandemic challenges but it is doing what it can to fix that. as for wages, they say they have offered what they consider reasonable increases. 5% next year and 5% in 2025 and 5% in 2026 which would bring the minimum wage in california tore $25 an hour and $23 in the other eight states and district of

columbia where kaiser operates. these workers on this picket line saying it's not enough. it is not happening quickly enough and therefore if there is no deal struck in the next days and weeks, they say, harris, they will be back on the picket lines once again in november and they all say that that strike will last longer. of course, that all affects healthcare for some 13 million americans who depend on kaiser permanente. >> harris: it's interesting they chose that three-day period to strike. we'll have to see if it was long enough for kaiser permanente to feel the pressure. if it wasn't, they will be right back at it. jonathan, thank you very much. the 75,000 healthcare workers taking to the picket lines across america as jonathan just mentioned we'll pop up a map to see how it is working out. key positions off the jobs like nurses, e.r. technicians, medical imagers. these are the people who catch cancer in patients.

they catch the prominence of it. the radiology technicians are very important. ultrasound, all these people we'll scroll them are so important to the whole medical field of taking care of all of us. of course, they are heroes and were during the pandemic. the nearly 13 million patients who depend on the kaiser permanente medical staff for their care deaf niftily feeling the loss. i want to bring in dr. marc siegel professor of medicine and fox news contributor. i was talking about some of the positions people hold but what they do oftentimes is what we talk about with, you know, finding things early. they are on the job all the time seeing the patients. >> you put it exactly right already. they are our eyes and ears and they figure out a lot of the problems before physicians rule on it. it has to do with how you position an x-ray position and cat scaner.

i will tell you that a lot of the technicians know what they are looking at and they actually are also there comforting the patients. it is not doctors but technicians comforting the patients. nurses do tremendous amount of work and diagnostic impressions and a team with physicians. you talk about 13 million patients, yes, but the entire country is looking at this. during the pandemic we felt at the beginning that a lot of covid was going to spread on this equipment. in our exam rooms, in doctor's offices and hospitals and we found that because of the diligent work of everyone, especially by the way the sanitation workers, that didn't end up being the case. they are short staffed and doing heroic work for years now. it is not that far apart. kaiser is offering 5% for three years. they are only asking for 6.5%. only asking for $25 an hour. i mean, i'm sorry, people that clean your house are paid almost that or more.

forget about it. this is a disgrace that they aren't settling this. i have know kaiser lost money last year but in is a disgrace. >> harris: it is interesting what you say how close together they could be. as i just said to jonathan hunt, i don't know if three days will be long enough to get kaiser permanente to make up the difference. when they come back it will be longer. let's hope in the next 30 they can get it together, whatever it looks like. can you even imagine if it's not just kaiser permanente but other healthcare providers that start to do this? it will cripple us as a country. popular prescription drugs used to treat diabetes all the rage for weight loss. those medications could cause serious side effects that could last a lifetime. a new study shows ten of every 1,000 patients experiences what is called stomach paralysis. it also showed an increased risk

for patients developing bowel obstruction or pan cree a. >> i don't want to fear monger. it is a canadian study. they looked over 16 million records but really only had about 700 patients that were on this drug. so the numbers don't translate into long-term risks but there is a risk. so these warnings are real, okay? you can develop slowing of digestion and it could lead to chances of a bowel obstruction. it's rare but warning signs like nausea or constipation. my message here is that these drugs are being overused. they work well for diabetes. they work extremely well for severe obesity. we haven't had a drug for that before. they do some of the same effects that the surgery does. so i would rather use this drug than offer someone surgery if i

could. it improves insulin function, glucose function and stops appetite in your brain and does slow emptying of the bowel which may be a good thing if you eat too much. i still have this on my list and i'm still willing to prescribe it but a reminder to me to not make it be celebrity driven but based on real need. >> harris: that has what has driven up the cost. people that are low income and with diabetes. some of that goes hand in hand because the nutrition that low income families can't get their hands on. they get bigger and gain weight and those drugs now are out of reach. maybe other things will come on the market but i really appreciate you being so transparent about where the dangers are and who should be taking this. >> huge point about obesity causing heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, diabetes and that's extremely critical that we get the weight down and

that lower income families can't afford this and insurance may not cover it and pharmacies don't have it. extremely important what you said. >> harris: when the celebrities gobble it up it makes it more expensive for those who need it. president trump is stepping into the battle for house speaker. his announcement overnight could have an effect on the choices made by members of the house. we'll get into it. plus remember when two-time failed presidential candidate hillary clinton said this? >> you could put half of trump supporters in what i call a basket of deplorables. >> harris: she is going after trump supporters again. she have needs so much attention, this woman. jimmy failla next. with 32 years in the navy, i know personally what it means to be deployed and how much we want to put down roots when we come home. as a veteran, you've earned the right

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>> harris: former president donald trump officially backing ohio congressman jim jordan in the race for a new speaker of the house. trump post evidence this last night. he will be a great speaker of the house and has my complete and total endorsement. jordan with his pitch for the gavel. >> this election for speaker is about two issues. what can bring our team together and unite our conference and who can tell the american people what we're doing and why it's important to them. someone has to be able to come forward, unite the republicans around our message, around what we're doing for the american people and go make that -- take that message to the country and deliver it in a compelling, succinct way, which i think i can do. >> harris: do other people on the hill have the same focus of the president in terms of who they would pick? chad pergram is live for us on capitol hill. what are people saying? >> harris, good morning. the phones are lighting up on

capitol hill as jim jordan and steve scalise make their pitch. scalise is on the offensive after jordan picked up trump's endorsement. >> a lot of things you have to do. hold the majority but to continue to go win more seats. we need to battle across this country. we have members in tough districts that joe biden won that we need to hold and grow in districts we didn't win last year that we can win next year. it takes a lot of money to do that, too. >> scalise has raised $170 million for gop candidates. jordan a fraction of that. mr. trump's endorsement could boost jordan but some members want to break with the former president. gop georgia representative marjorie taylor green supports former president trump for speaker and thinks scalise is not up to the job because he is suffering from cancer. >> the speaker position is a

very difficult position. you have to travel the country, long work hours, requires fundraising for every single republican candidate to keep the house, keep the majority, and that's something that we will have to talk about closely. >> for now the person in charge of the house is patrick mchenry. believed republicans could draft him for speaker if scalise and jordan stumble. >> will you run to run for speaker? >> fox is told the gop will resist going to the floor for speaker until someone has enough votes to win. they believe repeated failed votes on the floor highlights dysfunction. and they don't want to show that after the 15 rounds in january. harris. >> harris: no, because democrats fundraise off of that. check out hakeem jeffries latest. good to see you. thank you. >> half of trump supporters into

what i call the basket of deplorables. right? [cheers and applause] the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it. >> harris: that was then, this is now. >> so many of those extremist, the maga extremists take their marching orders from donald trump who has no credibility left by any measure. he is only in it for himself. when do they break with him? because at some point, you know, maybe there needs to be a formal deprogramming of the cult members but something needs to happen. >> harris: oh my goodness. jimmy failla host of fox across america on fox news radio. >> you watch interviews like that and hill hillary -- she is

so bitter and jealous of the connection he has to rank and file voters because she doesn't have that. what alluded her in 2016. what this is really indicative of is the 2024 strategy to democrats. insult and indict. they realize the only shot they have winning back the white house is publicly shame people away from trump. they are a cult. "newsweek" has a headline this week. the enemy within. it shames people away from the republican party because the democratic policies aren't going to get the job done on their own. what she said there is despicable. what is deprogramming insinuating now? >> harris: pain >> you need to know this. hillary like gavin newsom wants to run for president. i will tell you this right now. first of all i know she wants to run and i will tell you how. we talked about this a year ago.

she once got on tv and read the speech she would have given had she won the presidency. harris, imagine you run into your ex-and recite the vows. you would run for your life and this is not healthy. deprogram? stop it. >> harris: it always ends with a d. deplorable, deprogram. >> she needs to travel more. you should have gone to wisconsin and broadened your horizon. >> harris: female job seekers were in for a shock. several men said they were non-binary and they wanted to pretend to be nothing or women to get in. female attendees vented outrage on social media. >> this conference was made for women because of the lack of representation of women in technology despite women being the first coders. and this year is the first year where there has been an insane

amount of men who went and they aren't going to listen to the sessions and learn, they were there purely for a career fair. >> why would a man be there? why would you want to be there? >> if you wanted to recruit and take jobs during the conference, shame on you. >> harris: one columnist said this regardless of the motivations from the hopper job fair male attendees, make progressives knowledge the fallacy of their constructs. score another one for the patriarchy. >> i love this story so much. every one of these people speaking out would be considered a trans fob if they said the same thing about biological men competing in women's sports. they let it happen to women who lost out on students and colorships getting beaten by men. on a selfish level i find the

sliding scale of identity kind of funny. by the time this is over my cat will win the westminster dog show. how can you tell me she can't? that's the scam of identity. why are these women mad? they sold women out. the 50th anniversary of title ix and what are we doing? letting men get into the pool. that's the scam. it's a have it both ways angles they are going for. >> harris: let's get to this quick. lefty culture warriors, are they coming for your car? the car is becoming a cultural flash point where climate apocalypse prophesy meets anti-elitist pragmatism. their values are at stake. the biden administration is continuing its war on appliances from gas stoves and air conditioners to pool pumps. republicans are pushing to

cancel several green initiatives. >> democrats like to tell us the government needs to stay out of our bedroom but it is in my kitchen, my pantry, my garage. we're on a collision course. nobody wants to have the conversation forced by the government. we passed the biggest climate bill called inflation reduction. they didn't have the support to pass a climate bill. we don't support this as americans. nobody wants to hear anybody saying you have a green car and no one wants to here low rider be done as low charger. this is dumb. >> harris: the left wants us to go go off a cliff. they need to see -- thank you, "outnumbered" after the break.

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