csi upset with these democrats jessica tarlov. kennedy: so jesse, sheila we talked about on this show. she is her supervisor. but restaurant were no less dangerous when she ate there alfresco then they were the next day when outdoor dining was banned. they were as toxic when she went there, which means that people with all the knowledge and data are not personally scared of the virus. but clearly it is not just democrats. even though they are the ones that meant they are committing the most flagrant fouls. but mike pompeo is having a 900 person party in washington. a christmas party. it is absurd. you heard kayleigh mcenany say when she was the press secretary about five hours later when she was on hannity she was the paper waiver. she said the white house is going to have their christmas parties because if folks can go out and protest for criminal justice reform against racial inequality than they can have their christmas parties. no one should be having christmas parties. it is a very rare occasion where i say i would rather be

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democrat pollster and fox news contributor doctor jessica tarlov is here.umnist and longtime friend of the show, the illustrious leslie marshall, welcome blood at all. subject thank you. kennedy: alexander i'll start the appeared what did you think of matthew mcconaughey's appearance. was he writes, was he wrong? should he shut up endurable? >> i do think you have two look on both sides of the aisle. certainly when one party gets into power they do things that the other party or they would otherwise cry foul about. you're a democrat the have the advantage of big corporate media giants on your side. it helps to create the illiberal halter that they are talking about. these big companies they want to silence these opinions. touched on free speech. he was saying he thanks that is the most important thing that both sides should be stewards of free speech. was he the first person to use illiberal to describe an aoc birdie wing of the democrat party? >> i assume no. but i do not know who used it first. smac i'll okay i had not heard it either. i thought maybe i m

here with the reaction, usa founder lisa krause, "washington examiner" newsmakers podcast and jessica tarlov head of research i bustled to civil demand digital group and fox news contributor. we will talk about other stuff including the georgia senate race but i want to get your feedback on this first if i can, charlie, give me an idea if you are the conversation with jenny right there. what do you make of the new allegations and claims? >> i think they are stunning and i want to apply jenny martin on the phenomenal work that she's been doing. the kind of concerted efforts by the powerful people to have this conversation around voter fraud just completely ended. if someone healthy for a country in a variety of different ways. not just that video, but so chilling and shocking that brian kemp reversed course and said that video and him change his mind and now calling for a signature audit in the state of georgia. there is a other questions we have around the state of georgia as jenny mentioned, under aged voters, felon voters, out-of-state and even roethlisberger himself has now said he has 25

let's get the conversation started with trump 2020 senior advisor, katrina pierson and jessica tarlovmember in 2019 joe biden said he never talked to his son about his overseas business dealing. we flow that to be a lie -- we know that to be a lie now. >> we got the emails from the questionable laptop. lisa: jess, we know he took his son and an official visit to chiena. and met with his son's business official while he was there. why would he say that when all the evidence points against it. >> i wouldn't say all the evidence points against it. quite to the contrary you have that event where hunter biden did travel with his father. but the "wall street journal" debunked the report and found no role for joe biden as chairman that was referred to in those emails. you will see it's concocted to take down the biden family. there is no evidence that joe biden benefited from that. nepotism is not a crime. and that's all there is. you have the "wall street journal," the "new york times," "the washington post." the "new york post" article about how hunter biden -- sorry, i'm getting my words

. >> harris: well, you remember what jessica tarlov said yesterday about the democratic incoming administration. she said one emanuel brother is enough. i'm only quoting her. julie -- she did appear [laughs] what about this idea of the president-elect might want to -- i don't know, call me crazy, do an interview on some of the stuff, so that journalist would get a shot at asking some questions about it. you know, by now, normally would have had happened. and i understand that we didn't see kayleigh mcenany about one time at a press conference since july. i get that, but now we are talking about the president-elect. >> gillian: i think maybe there is a chance that we will hear some of these today or in the coming days. i don't know that. i'm just guessing. i certainly hope that is the case. the american people should hear about these folks that have been nominated because whether they make it through confirmation or not, they are now national figures. they are of national interest to the american people. we are owed that. on tanden specifically, ben is right. she has become a lightning rod candi

i'm dagen mcdowell along with jason chaffetz, jessica tarlov, lawrence jones, and lisa boothe.t's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ president trump firing back at joe biden over this criticism of the vaccine rollout. >> the trump administration's plan is falling behind. as i long feared and worn, the effort to distribute and administer the vaccine is not progressing as it should. with only few days left in december liberally vaccinated a few million so far. >> dagen: trump responding on twitter. "the federal government has to should riveted vaccines to the states. now it's up to the states to administer. get moving." while biden is quick to point a finger at the president, he's turning a blind eye to the virus mismanagement in blue states. despite strict lockdowns, california seen the highest number of new daily covid-19 cases per capita in the country. remember how the state crushed the restaurant industry by banning outdoor dining? now it is kindly asking hollywood to consider stopping down productions as cases continue to soar. in new york, governor andy cuomo und

. >> harris: fox news contributor jessica tarlov, hoover institution fellow and former senior officialgeorge w bush. lonnie, i will come to you for your reaction. >> susan rice is someone who has been proven wrong time and time again. set up for the post and indeed, the biden folks knew she was not going to make it past, and it's puzzling, frankly, that you would put someone in such an important role who has no real experience in domestic policy at a time when we face the pandemic. all sorts of issues. it's a puzzling choice for many different reasons. >> harris: president-elect joe biden has said he wants to bring people together on the hill, yet with this kit, you go around the senate, doesn't need confirmation, quite a history there too. who is she pitching to with this? are far left progressive's wanting her? speak up for susan rice, a lot of people who are qualified at a cabinet level. lonnie is correct that they knew they wouldn't get to the senate and speak separately about benghazi and the merits of that investigation and where that ended up. joe biden has worked with susan ric

i'm dagen mcdowell along with jason chaffetz, jessica tarlov, lawrence jones, and lisa boothe.ve." ♪ president trump firing back at joe biden over this criticism of the vaccine rollout. >> the trump administration's plan is falling behind. as i long feared and worn, the effort to distribute and administer the vaccine is not progressing as it should. with only few days left in december liberally

. >> dana: sean duffy and jessica tarlov. sean, you serve there in the house. she is sitting there on the back bench. she waiting for someone to say why don't you run for speaker, aoc? >> i think what she thinks is that there is some grand scheme on the secession order in the house. what happens as one leader leaves and then they have, in a democracy, they have an election. people campaign on the winner moves forward. but she is right, dana, in the sense that democrats have had too much power for t too long especially nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi has led the democratic party in the house for 17 years. in that time, there's been four republican leaders. kevin mccarthy, you had paul ryan, john boehner, they were all in the house during the time that nancy has led. it's time for new leadership. she's 80 years old. let new blood come up. >> dana: jessica, how do you think democrats think about it, especially the idea if there was new leadership they might move farther to the right than they are now? >> that's really the question, depending on where your democratic po

the panel is back, alexander wilkes, jonas max faris, jessica tarlov.one believed beijing. no one believed moscow. but now some confirmation that disbelief was correct or vindicated, right? >> yes. i think it really casts some very negative light on the media worked so hard to basically cover this up in tandem with the russian governments. there is an insistence on reporting the u.s. having the most amount of coronavirus to sort of take down donald trump it seemed. and it was to the exclusion of very important reporting about the origins of this virus. there was a capacity there that never got uncovered in all of this. and you know, now that the dust has cleared with president trump being out of office hope of there some hard-hitting reporters who will take another look at it. guy: jonas, do we have a true sense of what the global numbers are? western countries for the most part have been transparent about it and try to keep everything up to date. other countries are receiving are lying to the teeth. try to get a totality of the picture here and draw co

let's talk about it with fox news contributor's jessica tarlov and mollie hemingway.ou both, good to have you back. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: i want to play a video of congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, she put it out there on social media when she was getting the vaccine saying, that's it? and saying she was trying to lead by example by getting it and proving it was okay. congresswoman ilhan omar responded to a tweet later from somebody asking a question, seemingly our entire top political leadership getting the vaccine ahead of others because of their age or their importance? representative omar saying, it would make sense if it was age but it's of importance and it's shameful. we are not more important than front-line workers or teachers et cetera for making it sacrifices every day which is why i want to take it. people who need it most should get it, both. molly? >> it's absolutely true that in general there should be distribution mechanisms where the people who needed most to get it first but it's also true that's important for political leaders to

jessica tarlov of, a fox news contributor and here in washington, griff jenkins, fox news correspondent. the president made some good points about $600 checks being too small and some of the pork in the bill that the conservatives have focused on but there's been media condemnation because he waited until the house and senate already passed the compromised measure. >> i think we should establish two things. first of all, would it be better if the stimulus, the covid relief checks went from $600 to 2,000? well, there are many republicans and democrats who think the answer to that is yes. there's the issue of process. has the president always played by the rules, has he always done business as usual as it is done in washington, d.c., the answer is no. so as this plays out in the coming days, if the bill is made better, if pork is taken out of the spending bill and if the stimulus and coronavirus relief checks go up, we'll have to say it was a success. the president doing something that the media condemns and may not be business as usual, but might just get the objective accomplished. howi

the country are under fire for their handling of the pandemics let's bring in john duffy and jessica tarlovng here today, appreciate it. let's begin in california where the effort to recall gavin newsom, the governor there, has just got an infusion of $500,000, and then you go across the country to new york and the governor there once again under fire, this time by new york representative, says near governor andrew cuomo, what the response to those in rehab getting the vaccine, she says the worst governor in america's strike streak continues, this time prioritizing vaccines for drug addicts over tens and thousands of seniors who have been homebound since the start of the pandemic. an absolute disgrace. jessica, i will start with you. these are both democratic governors were talking about here. both under fire. >> absolutely, they both are under fire but there are certainly republicans out there who have mismanaged the pandemic and have high covid rates. talk about what's going on in ohio for instance were massachusetts, where charlie baker handled it very well at the beginning and then they

fox news contributor jessica tarlov. thank you both for being here. we really appreciated.tart with you, jim. what do you think? does the mayor deserve to be arrested on this? he has been arrested on quite a lot of things lately, but what about this one? >> absolutely. it was a mistake. he shouldn't be talking about sleep during a pandemic. he should be talking about the business that that have been lost. he should be talking about the deaths that have occurred, and he should be talking about those types of things. i realize in politics, sometimes you say things you don't mean to say. really this was one of them, but looking at his history and looking at how he comes in late, sleeps in, mrs. meetings, it appears sleep is something that he liked, but too many people are losing sleep trying to make sure that they can pay their rent, pay their mortgage. i am talking to people every day that wish they had more time during the day just so they can make up the difference. last job, lost income. really lost opportunities. >> molly: i don't live in new york city, so i didn't know t

joining me now, lisa boothe and jessica tarlov, head of research at buckland digital group, both foxtors. good to have you both here. it's really sad. i think we have all learned over the last couple of years since this movement really came to the forefront, that there are political biases, unfortunately, involved in who gets sort of run through the mill and who sort of gets ignored, jessica, so how does this work, exactly? >> well, i think it works that there have been some modifications since the me too movement that believe women in terms of investigate all claims and see where the facts take you, and i think that is largely what democrats have done here. both lindsey graham and the president himself said that dr. blasey ford's testimony seemed quite critical and they were in fact moved by it, and i would add we are the party that forced al franken out once there was evidence from accusers that felt he had gone too far. john conyers, as well. i think it is important to be the party that takes that seriously. and i question every republica s who push back on this when they support

"wall street journal" editorial board member, and gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst, and jessica tarloveat to have all of you here tonight. i think they doth protest too much, kim strassel. the vehemence with which these reporters shut this down, keep walking, there is nothing to see here. i want to just play this montage, and i would love for you to jump in after we watch this. >> charges so heinous i'm not even going to save them. >> talking about biden's personal corruption, a little bit about hunter biden. >> most of those charges unverified. >> a smear of joe biden comes from the kremlin. >> peddling baseless conspiracy theories about joe biden and his son. >> it is so obviously a russian operation. it is obviously a story that was created by the trump campaign. >> martha: kim strassel, what do you say? >> well, look, here is the remarkable thing about this, martha. you know, every once in a while, the press can maybe get a pass for missing a story or coming late behind someone else that really got a scoop, but this one was so glaringly obvious, so right in front of them, that is e

jessica tarlov is fox news contributor. and fox news contributor. good to see you both. thank you for being here. let's debate this. senator john cornyn said this could be his worst pick so far and went as far as to call her radioactive, brian. why is he suggesting this would be such a bad choice? >> well, because she has attacked so many gop republican senators over the years not only on the right. she has been a very harsh critic of many on the right but a harsh critic of many on the left. no love for her in the sanders camp. many people have opposed her appointment to this position on the left as well. so you have a candidate we're talking about biden wanting to promote unity, you have a candidate who doesn't seem to be able to unify anybody. nobody on the right or the left? it will be very hard for her to get through this especially if republicans hold the senate. even if she does, the pushback from the left can create real problems for biden and real problems for her in that post. >> sandra: is that a fair point? you g

let's bring in guy benson, host of the guy benson show and jessica tarlov. great to see you both on this thursday morning. jessica, tell us about it. what is she looking for from her party? >> she is looking for a new leadership in the years to come. she did make it clear later in the podcast she is not putting herself up for the position. she certainly doesn't think she is ready. this is actually not an uncommon criticism when you look at the ages of the two-piece three democrats in the upper 70s and 80s and you look at the fact that we're constantly trying to get new talent in there to make sure we are as representative of our party as possible and meeting the american public's needs. there could be calls for diversification in leadership and new opportunities. i'm not surprised or not threatened by it. nancy pelosi isn't responding. it is a long held thing that aoc posts pelosi. pelosi takes it or doesn't and moves forward. this will be nancy pelosi's last term as speaker and we'll see fresh leadership coming up. >> sandra: sounds like that is something yo