correct response for third graders. the spelling variant removes man from the end of the word. it is widely used in feminist circles. all hands for indoctrination? >> so dumb! >> harris: so-called alternative spelling has made its way into the merriam-webster dictionary, julie. >> oh my god, when then you can't say man or men. this makes absolutely no sense. this is ridiculous periods before they use webster's dictionary as an excuse and capturing entity that makes sense and move it through. this is absurd and should be removed. you can win a spelling bee by spelling things wrong. you can't make up words. >> harris: we are setting our kids up something short of success, come on, do better, mayor adams webster's. "america reports" reports now.

>> employment and inflation back down. over 16 million new jobs, new jobs than most of any single president and a term. my approach bears results for everyone. >> no money, went to the grocery store and had three apples. she put them on the counter she looked and she looked at the price and said, "would you excuse me?" she walked one apple back to the refrigerator and that should never happen in america. pressures should come down because people can afford their groceries and they will afford they are groceries very soon. joe a dismal outlook on president biden's legacy and americans are down on biden and ready for president-elect trump to take over the white house. hello welcome i am sandra smith in new york and it is friday. good to be with you, john. >> john: when we finally made it. this is "america reports" and i'm john roberts. the country as head of the wrong

direction and it's not just one factor that is dragging president biden down. his approval rating underwater on a number of key issues affecting the american people. >> sandra: senior correspondent jacqui heinrich, how are voters feeling about biden's economy right now? >> not great that 30-point margin and hurt rather than help by the president's economic policies and pretty tough number for biden to carry out the door as he ends his term in office. the president does not seem to buy and to negative public sentiment at all. >> i believe the economy i'm leaving at the moment and others can do better than i did. i'm not saying i was perfect, but he ends up at this moment the strongest economy in the world and for all americans doing better. so, we have a lot to do. and i and him leaving the presidency and i'm not going away. >> 77% of voters have negative

view of the economy and 62% say personal financial situation is negative. 64% of voters feel the economy is getting worse for their families. that holding strong from may. one reason 74% say inflation has caused financial hardship over the last six months. overall, fee is in the economy negative territory by 54 points and that his 14 points worse than the beginning of biden's tm slightly from democrats than republicans but biden economic advisor thinks attitudes will turn around. he tried to guard against trump taking credit for up biden's team. man hard against this so entirely possible i'm sure amount of time they start making different sounds about how they owned these great results. we want to be sure we set down the benchmarks that the biden economic agenda delivered.

>> karen bernstein made that claim 22 jobs creation to pay dividends later. historical lows and employment wages going up in inflation coming down, sandra. >> sandra: jacqui heinrich live in washington, thank you, john periods bill district attorney is seeking the death penalty for two illegal migrants accused of killing the 12-year-old girl. the venezuelan suspects charged with capital murder. brooke taylor following the story and she is and tell us with the latest, brooke. >> john under texas law prosecutors can pursue that attempt penalty on capital murder cases when a child between 10-15 years old is involved and there is a sexual assault. district attorney kim believes there is enough evidence in the case to proceed the death penalty back in june, investigator say 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray snuck out of her home and walked to a 7-eleven. she came across to conan and

investigator say asked her for directions and lured her under a bridge for two hours. prosecutors say she was sexually assaulted and strangled to death and found in a creek with her hands bound. they both are illegal migrants from venezuela. according to i.c.e., they came into the u.s. weeks before the murder and released with notice to appear or. the d.a. came on fox & friends where first shared her office is going to be seeking the death penalty. >> i think it is unfair for anybody with children to be subject to criminals committing horrific crimes that don't have to happen. if these fellas had not been in the country, she would be alive. >> and search warrants also revealed investigators believed that the two suspects here have tren de aragua, tda gang based

off of social media. i wanted to see how rare it was for this so i reached out to the harris county district attorney's office. they told me since 2017, they have successfully pursued by death penalty cases, john. >> john: brooke taylor from dallas, brooke, thank you. nath as. >> you guys fighting for some illegal aliens who have them put a dime in this country. this falls on you! it falls on you! you are the mayor this time! >> we don't want migrants terrorizing our own people. >> sandra: people in chicago sounding outgoing migrant crisis as the trump team restores or order. trump supporter, thank you for joining us. where do you stand on this issue? it seems the democrat mayor, democrat governor of the state, they seem to still believe that voters in that city and that

state want people to freely come in. what do you have to say about it? >> we are american citizens, and we will take full advantage of the resources of the federal government. we stand completely in lockstep with the president and agenda 47. we are calling i.c.e. that number 866 dhs to i.c.e. see something and say something today because i sent the federal government a problem with the local democrats refuse to do anything about. >> sandra: just to be clear you are referencing president-elect trump, is that correct? >> president trump and agenda 47, which includes getting rid of the lake was feasting off the tax dollars as we speak. speak to someone who knows that city so well, it is almost unrecognizable what has happened in the years leading up to right now when you have incoming border czar, tom homan, saying this about the chicago leaders and to them for that matter.

>> chicago is in trouble because you're mayor and your governor. [cheers and applause] we will start right here in chicago, illinois. now, if you are the chicago mayor, who doesn't want to help, out you step aside. if he impedes us and knowingly harbors or conceals an illegal alien, i will prosecute him. >> sandra: quite a message he is sending there. chicago will be ground zero and he's making it clear mass deportation process. what were your thoughts when you are that? >> i hope he makes an example out of the city of chicago. i hope if any elected official be it on the state, county, state or federal level, believes they will impede their progress that they lock them up and they make them take sample of everyone else in the country. i think if we start with chicago because we are the heart of the

country, all roads lead to chicago. once we get it together here, everybody else will fall in line because the citizens of chicago want this much more than political agenda of the elected leadership. >> sandra: they are under the impression people there voted a certain way and will continue to vote a certain way. we saw a lot of change this last time around. governor pritzker responded to the border czar there. this was his response to tom homan threatening to deport illegal aliens. this was a news conference on wednesday. listen. >> that dialogue with him, i will say he does not have the authority to do the things he's talked about. being a border czar is not an official position and the government and will be up to the president of the united states and the leaders of the customs and border patrol to make decisions about how we will manage the border. >> sandra: pretty hard to

believe when i hear what you are saying and how so many in the city feel that he would even push back on the notion of deporting, especially the criminal illegal aliens in the city. >> right now are a couple of nights ago, an elderly woman on the chicago to chicago barfield park had her commandeered by 20 illegals who came into her yard. the safety act makes it illegal or not illegal but trespassing on arrestable crime in the city of chicago. the place could not leave. her family had to get them off of the property to prevent them from taking her home. this is turning into a very serious matter. if the government cannot understand that, that is okay because donald trump is back and we welcome tom homan into the city. if they don't want to help, we will walk them to wherever they need to go to scoop these people out of our city because we don't deserve to be terrorized by them. what makes them more special and loved by the american citizens?

it is not going to work. >> sandra: he is starting to get the political pressure, the governor. he seems to be somewhat open to getting some of the criminals out of the city because he said this also on wednesday. listen. >> we have migrants who have come to the states since august 2022 stand here as you know by the governor of texas. those folks are also illegal to be in the united states and awaiting asylum hearings. and it is my obligation to protect them. violent criminals who are undocumented and convicted of violent crimes should be deported. i do not want them in my state. >> sandra: perhaps that is bowing to political pressure from folks like you. what are you hearing about the communities and based on the experiences so many are having? there were certain political affiliations that were assumed. how much change did you see with your family members and your

community and the last election? >> on its way, it made us more patriotic. it removes stigma of racism from political party and maga. we realize we are american sated sins and democrat people do not care about the american people. i look at optimistically and honestly, i count this as all joy because we are one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. it is america versus the world. we are ready to defend their country. >> sandra: i appreciate you coming on. it is a city we will watch closely ground zero, homan said four deportations and we will be watching. thank you so much. >> thank you. god bless america. >> sandra: john, a passionate plea to get started and get started soon. >> john: it is getting hot in chicago. how about this, for years after the border crisis exploded, this

headline in "the new york times." recent immigration search the largest in history. under president biden, 2 million immigrants per year entered government data shows. that was wednesday in "the new york times." >> sandra: can you believe that? >> john: talk about being a day late and a dollar short. >> sandra: you can say the same thing about inflation and so many other policies that they were chasing the story way too late. now, they have got a big cleanup on aisle 6 for so many issues. >> john: i don't know so much the they were chasing the story but the story chasing them. now this. >> we agreed that the steelers are going to win! >> we have had a conversation. that is part of the process. and is the thing, i will follow the process. >> john: that was sandra, john fetterman to first democrat to be with trump's pick and

pete hegseth with the latest where trump's nominee stands. plus this. >> there are different levels. oh, there is a fourth when! one! what the [bleep]. we are not just talking new jersey but connecticut. the governor of maryland and no mysterious drone settings over the northeast. we have a drone expert with ideas what those could actually be, john. >> john: looking forward to that. why are democrat seeming to suggest the united health care ceo had it coming? karl rove weighs in after the break just ahead.

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biden a president-elect trump cabinet picks back on the hill to lead the department of health and human services robert f. kennedy jr. the latest on all of that for us, aishah hasnie. >> rfk jr. facing tough questions on the hill about his policy stances, but you may also find unexpected friends on the hill like independent senator, bernie sanders, who thinks her and jake jr. is exactly correct in criticizing the food industry. so look for that next week. all of the nominees right now headed to next week without any public nos on the scoreboard although there are some that are going to face pretty tough earrings i ahead. meanwhile, listen to this a source tells fox news trump taking defense secretary, pete hegseth army-navy game tomorrow and sandra, john, i hope you watch the game with me because things could get a

little awkward since trump also invited the man he was considering replacing pete with and that is florida governor ron desantis. it will be want to watch what happens between those two. and recently acquitted daniel penny will be j.d. vance is pick on that game. shifting to preparations for inauguration while china's president will now be attending the inauguration and will not be taking up trump's invitation. trump's is getting attention from powerful ceo coach owed jeff basil and mark zuckerberg donating $1 million to donationt mar-a-lago next week. zuckerberg has already done that. house speaker mike johnson spending time with the president over the weekend took over priorities and the transition team in full gear really hitting the ground running here ahead of the inauguration. >> sandra: i was going to say

since day one, right? aishah hasnie, we will watch that game as well, aishah, thank you. >> john: president biden with low marks wrapping up his final days in the white house. former deputy white house chief of staff karl rove. i want to put the fox news poll up. biden approval rating 41% and that is lower than trump, obama, clinton a little higher than bush. but at the same time we have biden and as you saw at the beginning of the program, jared bernstein's angle of, everybody was talking down the economy and president trump but much better than he said it was. we have stats about that. >> i think this is indicative of the problem facing the biden administration. the national federation of independent business represent small business owners and long been a survey among small business owners. they expect the economy to improve. the latest survey up 21 points and the biggest sense 2020.

good time to expand up eight points and the biggest sense the best member since 2021. expects sales to rise and again 2,018th the best in three or four years. and the next six months, six-point them the best in the last three or four years. why? why are they getting better? people said donald trump got elected and we will not have tried dane to make gigantic tax hike if tax cuts go away. we will have less regulation and energy sector sector will be let loose and we will not have di, the border will be taking care of and we will have a strong military and we have a president who believes we ought to crackdn on crime. what is not to like about that? we have improving attitudes about what is coming and not what they have dealt with the last four years. >> john: the good news about the economy what lies ahead. the fox poll also asked americans what they thought of

the hunter biden pardon. take a look at this, 63% nearly two-thirds of americans disapprove of it. is this going to tarnish biden's legacy? this is nepotism on the grandest scale. >> absolutely, particularly we were lectured for months how he would respect the legal system. he was never going to grant a pardon or commute. looked, it would be different if he had been sentenced and hunter had gotten in front of the two judges and on fed tax and on the gun charge and sentenced. my suspicion is people would have taken it differently at that point joe biden said, "son has suffered enough and i will commute the sentence." people would still not like it but he told us he would never do that is. the he gave was like "my son was badly treated, badly treated by the justice department."

hey, is an eight year attorney general in charge of the justice department? as he would say, come on, man! this really is going to be life mark on his record and it is sad to see a man lead chemically public life that way. >> john: commutation came out yesterday and taking up a little bit later on with kerri urbahn so that made tarnish his legacy a little more. i want to ask about this. >> a lot more than 1600 actions he took yesterday here till they will be a bunch more that will be trouble. >> john: yeah, it takes a while to sift through the whole thing. i wanted to ask about this, liberal and progressive democrats almost seemingly justify the murder of unitedhealthcare ceo, brian thompson. listen to elizabeth warren and alexandria cortez. >> it is not to say an act of violence is justified, but i think for anyone who is confused

or shocked or appalled, they need to understand that people interpret and feel and experience denied claims as an act of violence against them. >> violence is never the answer. this guy gets a trial that allegedly killed the ceo of unitedhealthcare. you can only push people so far. and then they start to take matters into their own hands. >> john: they are both getting criticism and rightfully so for those comments. >> absolutely. first of all, let's start with this, this is a kid from a wealthy family. where did the system lead him aside? he had back surgery and was a cover by his family? he is a troubled young man to justify murder on the basis of simply the occupation of the man involved who was a health care executive, health insurance executive. he deserved it is what they were essentially saying by all the

little words they laid around. they should be ashamed of themselves. this was a good man trying to do good things for the country and leaves behind a widow and small children. he has been the victim of a man we don't know all about him but he came from a wealthy family and suffered mental illness. and there is no evidence, no evidence whatsoever, he was somehow a victim of health insurance companies refusing to give him treatment. >> john: there is still a lot more to learn about the case but at the moment, it does not seem to be indication of that. coral, good to see you and i hope you have a great weekend. >> seem to you, i'm going to the army-navy game. >> john: good to you, go army or go navy? >> i'm hosted by mike pompeo so i'm going army. >> john: wise choice given the company. thank you, now this. >> god has given me the grace and the courage to stand up.

no one deserves to be sexually assaulted regardless of their profession or regardless of what they have done. i am a real person. >> sandra: fast forward two decades and now that accuser in the duke lacrosse rape case is admitting she made the whole thing up. what are the possible legal consequences for her now? mark hagler will join us coming up. >> john: plus jones hiding spreading not just across new jersey but across the country. what exactly are people seeing? that is coming up next. >> we are told to look the other way and ignore it, no big deal. let's be honest with the american people and treat them like adults and tell them what it is!

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abducted americans including photographer austin tice. chief correspondent, trey yingst, live outside of the capital and what are you hearing from the administration about the situation on the ground in regard to austin tice? >> john, good afternoon. american officials believe austin tice is still alive. i spoke with one person familiar with the search and they said 100 million location searched at this moment. we visited two of them today. >> after receiving tip from u.s. intelligence source, we arrive national security building in damascus. local residents say this is where assad regime helped most important prisoners. we are looking for information on one in particular, u.s. journalist, austin tice, who was kidnapped in 2012. >> we are underneath the security services building where many of the high profile prisoners were believed to be held under the assad regime.

we are looking for austin tice or information about him. >> like many government buildings coach at the basement is a jail and torture and horric conditions but no signs of life. upstairs the holes of the facility are charred. some of the details have prisoner logs for a variety of syrian detention centers. they have thousands have prisoner cards. >> there is so much information here. when you see, all if it is hard to imagine how you would go through it and be able to find them. look, these kids are bringing in photos of the detainees. and you just wonder, is there a photo at boston somewhere here? austin tice. it is remarkable the amount of the information left behind by the assad regime at the security services building. it looks like officials left quickly and let everything on fire to destroy as much information as possible.

left behind in these filing cabinets you see prisoner sheets. they have on them mug shots of the syrians held in the assad regime prison system. >> with no luck we go down to a street central hospital where families are searching for a loved ones in the morgue. doctors tell us there is no sign of austin tice. >> it is a mix of emotion here in damascus and so many people frantically looking for information about loved ones like austin and other celebrating the fall of the regime, john. >> john: behold alley-oop will be found one of these days. great reporting, trey from damascus, sandra. >> sandra: the drone sightings on the rise with reports coming from all over any event all the way to california. this one connecticut, in assisting the objects are not foreign-owned and the advanced

error laboratory director at nj it and her own expert and you for joining us. >> thank you very much. joe. >> sandra: everyone is talking about this. how is it possible you have these drones clearly not retail drones. they are so big that when you get a close look at them, you cannot buy one. whose drones are these and who is operating this and why not more curiosity at the federal level about this? >> yeah, while these drones don't look at them once you buy from walmart or amazon, they are not out of the scope of possibility for somebody who wants to build these using parts source from e-commerce websites like vendor websites. today, the technology is available we know for a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars. jacob could actively build drones like these in your garage. what it requires is a lot of

legal and technical funding and time and technical expertise. when you look at the individual drone sightings like single drone sightings, those don't bother me as much as when you see these groups have drones flying around. you see in the video showing these groups of drones. there is a ton of people who have individual drones and drone pilots and maybe one drone. that has been going on many years like people fly drones all reasons. but when they fly it in a group, a force multiplier for a single drone like multiple drones are able to manage data collection at a scale that is much wider and geographical area than compared to single drones. so, i personally find it to be quite fascinating as a researcher, but also, somewhat concerning to say like we haven't heard a lot from, you

know, the white house or other folks. that there could be a good reason. we know from ukraine and russia how drones can be weaponized. we know how easy it is to weaponize drones. so, i think there is a lot of smart people trying to figure out what this is. i think they are just not ready to share information yet. >> sandra: gotcha or do we know there was a classified briefing for the speaker of the house just a short time ago through our reporting from chad pergram. so perhaps they will be something we learned from that, that people are hungry for information right now. to your point, sure, it is possible to put the parts together to build one that you are looking at a coordinated effort to put these drones up in the sky. that is what is bothering everyone. this is what john kirby said when he stepped up to the white house briefing yesterday when asked about them.

listen. >> we have no evidence at this time drone sightings pose a national security or a public safety threat or have a foreign nexus. upon review of imagery, it appears many of the reporting sightings are manned aircraft being operated lawfully. >> sandra: so we should be concerned that rules out like, you know, this is lawful activity. it almost seems dismissive of the concerns people have about seeing so many. i want to play this out because this is a democrat senator asked on the hill yesterday about this from connecticut where there are many sightings as well. here is what he said the administration should do. listen. >> we should do urgent intelligence analysis and take them out of the skies, especially flying over airports or military bases. they should be shot down if necessary. >> sandra: are we going to come to that?

>> well, a couple of things, first of all, this is completely breaking faa rules and regulations. whoever is doing this don't care about the regulations. =speetwo give me example, you know the rules. give me example what they are breaking and we will share in the next hour. >> drones and a group at night time over populated areas are really, really now getting on the radar of the faa. the faa is very reasonable and very supportive. but beyond a point, they will shut you down and say that is not the deal they made. so the fact these guys are flying these locations in groups at nighttime, that is just like tremendous level of risk in terms of signs and in terms of breaking the regulations at the faa. >> but they have done his work around it, faa has imposed flight restrictions.

bed to your point, if breaking existing laws, what can law-enforcement do? again, we will have that share fun next hour and the pentagon kick this to local law enforcement and if they deem a threat, they can do something about it. >> that is the problem and i do a lot of research funded by the department of research as academic and what is called counter usa systems, counter drone systems. it is very difficult to detect, tract and interdict or capture drones flying in the air or to they don't have a lot of radar cross-section area go to they don't show up on the radars and you have to re really, really tk them using advanced technology. i'm not sure if law enforcement officials have that level of advanced technology. >> sandra: we appreciate you joining us because i appreciate your expertise on that matter. we carry that live briefing and

jonathan turley took multiple questions about this. if they were able to determine not flown by foreign adversary, had that they make that determination? did they take them down or get next to one? what details do they have? obviously that would help the american public. >> john: there is so much we don't know that you get the idea somewhere somewhere for something because speaker johnson had a classified briefing about the drones today. >> sandra: right. >> john: if they don't know anything about them, why would the briefing have to be classified? >> sandra: i'm hoping to learn something from that soon. >> john: raising suspicion and we will make a few calls and try to find out. in the meantime, the united kingdom with puberty blockers and could the u.s. policy? >> sandra: one states proposal for transgender athletes and how it's trying to protect women in sports. charlie hurt is on that and will join us live next. ♪ ♪

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>> john: the u.k. announcing indefinite ban on puberty blockers for minors. it comes to the u.s. supreme court weighs a similar ban in tennessee. "washington times" opinion editor, charlie hurt is here appear until this is what they u.k. department says, "the government has come from the existing emergency measures restricting supply of suppressing hormones will be made and definite." the u.k. and other european countries were on the leading edge of chanter trading treatments. they have done a 180 and we are plowing ahead. >> i think one of the reasons for that is because they were also further along on the leading edge of kind of studying these things for years we have been guaranteed the puberty

blockers were a pause button. as they have done more research, they discovered it is not a pause button the irreversible damage and actually sterilize children under the age of 18. what is particularly interesting about it here in the u.s., you have some of these "doctors" promoting these procedures the most and also making lots of money by promoting these procedures who are desperate to either dispute the findings that they were is long-term damage here or trying to hide the evidence, hide public discovery of just how damaging a long-term these things are. i think honestly, john, at the end of the day, what it will come down to his trial lawyers. trial lawyers for children who go through this process and get irreversibly damaged by the process are going to go after

these doctors, these "doctors" pushing this on young children and that is what will wind up getting real resolution. >> john: we heard whistle-blower jamie raid working at the treatment centers and she told us on "america reports" december 4th about the whole process. >> this is not a partisan issue but the basics of science and how we treat young people in this country who are in distress. right now, the other side is proposing we continue to use ideologically driven, harmful interventions to kids. they were so many of us in every single clinical stay or that do not agree with the policy. >> john: she says activism has superseded science. what do you think? >> it really is. it is it is ideology versus science and the science is bearing out what you would think is kind of irrational, logical assumption, this is very bad for young children. and i have a hard time imagining

how a doctor could spend seven years plus studying the human body and think and come away thinking these procedures don't do irreversible damage to a young, growing child. >> john: i want to ask about another issue all kind of related to this cogent debate over biological men playing in linen sport. apparently washington state is proposing a fix and create a new category in athletics. this is what they say gender identity participation in this is washington interscholastic participation in all students have to participate in activities in a manner that is consistent with their gender identity. athletic programs will be offered separately for boys, girls, and opened a for all students interested outlined in appendix 2. this would put biological males who want to play in women's sports particularly in their own category.

i don't know how much competition there would be in that category. but is this, do you think, a viable fix question. >> well to of course you put your finger around the biggest question, which is this is the problem with this all along, you don't have a lot of biological women trying to compete in male sports because that is not the way this works. what we have is biological males seeking to use their biological advantages by playing in women's sports. if you wind up with this third league, is it going to be biological men pretending to be girls and biological girls pretending to be boys playing against each other? because if you do, you will run into the exact same biological problems. >> john: we shall see. i don't know if it will fly in washington state, but it is a proposal at the very least. jonathan, have a great weekend. >> great to see.

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