you made real an issue that is deeply personal to me and one that the biden-harris administration has been working to address since day one and i am grateful for your fortitude. because i live in a community that is all black. and my home is undervalued. it's been nearly 55 years since the fair housing act. and you will soon see in the video, very, very plainly, the appraisal system in the united states put on display for all to see the very inequities the law sought to root out 55 years ago. homeownership is a way many people in this country build savings home ownership allows people to improve not only their lives but the lives of the generations that follow them. so i was fortunate, i was a kid who grew up in a house. with generations of people in it. it was that house where my great-grandparents and my aunt and uncle and their six kids lived on one side, my mother, my aunt, my grandparents lived on the other side. and whoever moved from the south stayed with us until they found someplace to go. but it was my home. it was a place that made me feel safe. never had to worry about peo

you made me real an issue that is deeply personal to me and one that the biden-harris administrationas been working to address and i'm grateful for your fortitude. i live in a community that is all black and my home is undervalued. it has been nearly 55 years since the fair housing act. you will soon see in the video very plainly the appraisal system in the united states put on display for all to see, the various inequities, the lust revenue from 55 years ago. homeownership is the way many people build savings and wealth. it allows people to improve not only their lives but the lives of the generations that follow them. i was fortunate. i was a kid who grew up in a house with generations of people in it. it was a house where my great-grandparents and my aunt and uncle lived on one side, my mother, my aunt michael my grandparent lived on the others and they stayed with us until they found a place to go but it was my home. it was a place that made me feel safe. i never had to worry about people who di't care about me. it was my home. owning a home really does provide a clear and direct

bipartisan fashion they need to get to the bottom of that question for both trump and biden. >> harrisn -- he is the one that would have taken those -- that was 15 years ago he was in the senate. that's part of the problem. those things have been passed around like we don't know where they've been or what movers moved them from here to there. harold. >> i would agree. again it begs the question and why i think both mr. rubio and mr. warner are right. they also raise the prospect of maybe we classify too many documents. i that i question. >> harris: obama thought that. he tried to address that notion so that more people could declassify their own. but the fact of the matter is so far the only person we know who had top secret documents, foreign intelligence on iran and china and ukraine was the current sitting president biden. all right. let's move on. >> i don't know if that's a fact, harris. >> harris: that's what has been reported. we don't know what's in everybody else's but that is what has been confirmed. three house democrats are not backing down aftem from their committees. here

how is president biden's compromise impacting our national security? that's the larger story here. >> harris: republicans are digging for answers as you were just talking about, senator, on hunter biden's business dealings and the president's connections to them as you laid out. a new wrinkle with those classified documents laying around the president's office, home, garage. senator, this exchange over the investigation into hunter biden is getting a lot of attention. let's watch. >> senator grassley and i -- about -- >> potential. >> about $30,000. target individuals. >> you are targeting hunter biden. >> this is pretty obvious to anybody watching you don't invite me on to interview me but to argue with me. it needs to be more unbiased. there is misinformation on both sides but the censorship is primarily from the left. >> harris: todd just hemes insults upon those who called for investigations. the point is not there are proven crimes but the need to have a special counsel look into these offenses including some of the -- some of those that involved emails referencing the president. what w

. >> harris: fox news alert. 730 days of president biden in the white house exactly two years in office. it's a troubled anniversary for sure. a long list of concerns for the nation on his watch. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." president biden seeming not to have a care in the world, though. >> president biden: they found a handful of documents that were filed in the wrong place. we immediately turned them over to the archives and justice department. we're fully cooperating and looking forward to getting this resolve quickly. i think you will find there is nothing there. i have no regrets. i'm following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. exact will i what we're doing. there is no there there. >> harris: critics reacting with this. this just in. china and ukraine have no regrets about their access to biden's documents, either. another pointing out the president's totally different reaction to trump's document scandal. the "washington post" reporting quote, a justice official asked specifically that biden's legal team secure the materials from the p

i think there is probably a bigger problem with president biden than we all expect. >> harris: we'll he next conversation. always a pleasure to have you in "focus." police groups are furious at president biden. he basically told police how they should and should not shoot their guns. as far as we know the president has never been hired as an officer to protect and serve. plus mixed messaging on covid still dogging the white house. >> president biden: we're still doing a lot of work on it. the pandemic is over. >> covid isn't over. we have been clear about that. >> harris: i just wish they would talk to each other or a doctor. why some house g.o.p. freshmen say thanks but no thanks to a white house reception. tyrus in "focus" next. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us

>> harris: did joe biden look at the papers. the secret service might help everybody out since if they are asked they say they'll turn over the logs at the wilmington, delaware home which they kept them. quickly, i'm more basic than that. when the president was first asked about this it was said he couldn't remember that those documents were at ten biden center. he didn't know what was there. he was surprised. that's the quote. that's really disturbing. because the tronch of documents that might be outside of his memory or immediate knowledge, something that would surprise him might be those older than 15 years old when he was in the senate. those were only recently found in the last couple of days. after the white house press secretary said the search was over. all right, one last one for you and we'll move. the university of delaware according to senator ted cruz of the great state of texas as 1,850 boxes. you said you are waiting, richard, for the special counsel to get started. that person, robert hur could start there. >> a

. >> harris: the drip, drip is so loud. president biden's classified document scandal is unfolding if front of us. we learn more about who was in the room or the garage at some point, i would imagine, while the searches were going down. the president's attorneys, of course, we knew. justice department officials now we know. however, no f.b.i. agents were allowed in unlike during the raid of former president trump's home, mar-a-lago. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." you notice what i said f.b.i. not allowed in. they were told to step back. more questions than answers still. and plenty of holes in the plot line that the president and his team have been floating. gaps, missing information, whatever you want to call it. a lot of it. we don't know. the press secretary yesterday insisted she only learned about the classified documents found at the president's private d.c. office sponsored by the penn biden center, she only found out after reporters broke the story. white house lawyers found those documents two months earlie

biden. caller: good morning. two key -- two things. i think harris will never be competent and if the 25th amendment is used against biden, she might become the president. at that point, i wonder can she vote in the senate as the tiebreaker or not? i think the 25th amend will get rid of president biden and she will be impeach and you will get a republican who is the head of the house. that is all i have to say. host: what would she be impeach on? -- impeached on? caller: incompetence. always laughing like a full and never do anything -- like a full and never --fool any -- and never doing anything. real barriers, with guns, to stop aliens from coming over, especially the drug cartels or the people who want a better life. host: to carl in lebanon, tennessee. caller: things are taken michael -- thanks for taking my call. host: you bet. you are on the air. caller: the video you showed is a perfect example and it was basic -- basically president biden given -- giving his talking points and there was no mention own anything that kamala harris has done and

the biden/harris administration is committed to maximizing cost savings and revenue growth opportunities as well, to ensure our small businesses can continue with their success. throughout american history entrepreneurship has been a path to opportunity, a path to prosperity and wealth building especially for those facing barriers and discrimination that limits their potential and as i mentioned earlier, the face of entrepreneurship is changing. it is not a coincidence that women start most of the new businesses in america. or women of color in particular continue to lead those rates, though startups. women power our economy, women like leo bargeer who started in aerospace manufacturing business in the 80s back when she had to get her husband to cosign the loan for her to start her business with her partner as she became certified by the federal government, built her business in the federal contracting space and is now powering her business globally with grants from the fda through our incredible step program. women in an unexpected industry proving impact or like jenny's ice cream, jenn

but under my leadership and the leadership of president biden and vice president harris, we're doing everything in our power to root it out once and for all. lisa, i'm going to reinforce what you said about dr. king. these words exactly. now is the time to make real the promise of democracy. now is the time to open the door of opportunity for all god's children. it's our america and we cannot accept any more low-balling. thank you so much. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> be up-to-date in the latest in publishing with book tv's podcast about books. with current nonfiction book releases, plus seller lists and industry news and trends through insider interviews. you can find about books on c-span now, our free mobile app. or wherever you get your podcast. >> c-span now is a free mobile app filtering your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington. keep up today with live streams of floor proceedings and hea

thank you for being in "focus." >> thank you, god bless, thank you. >> harris: critics calling out president bidenying politics. >> joe is only doing this for political reasons and not patriotic once. joe and his relationship with america. he only concerns when the gravy train runs out. >> harris: a number of issues that president has decided to turn around and see. that's positive. we want things to happen. number one is border. critics are saying it is a sign he is doing it politically positioning himself for another presidential campaign. taking some of the verbal weapons out of people's hands saying i've been to the border. we know the majority of americans want somebody else and it could hurt democrats heading into 2024 if it's him. power panel next. ♪ to you, it may just be an elevator. here goes nothing. but for a young homeowner becoming their parents, it's a learning opportunity. come on in. [ chuckles ] the more, the merrier. paris, huh? bonjour! we got any out-of-towners in the elevator? tom. it is not easy. 10th floor, huh? must be a heck of a view. okay, see how everyone else is facin

we are making economic progress under the biden-harris administration. we need to ensure that nothing gets in the way of that economic progress. and so that's why it's important for us to organize. and the first organizing principle of congress is to elect a speaker. and their unwillingness and inability to do that is dangerous. and so we will do our duty. we will go upstairs and we will make sure that we are nominating our candidate, hakeem jeffries -- and i look forward to continuing to do that as long as the house democratic caucus allows me to. thank you so much. reporter: given the unwillingness and inability of republicans to elect a speaker of their own -- get a speaker of their own across the finish line, do you know what you would demand from republicans to get them to elect a speaker? mr. jeffries: short answer is no. at the end of the day, all we are asking republicans to do is to figure out a way for themselves to organize so the congress can get together and do the business of the american people. tip o'neill got along with ronald reagan. te

they will discuss the progress we have made and their work implementing the biden-harris economic agendathat continues to deliver results for the american people. after the president will travel to wilmington, delaware, where he will remain over the weekend. one final thing, and all of you have seen our statement and the president's statement on this and you guys have reported, but i wanted to just speak to the president's announcement today that white house chief of staff ron clayne will be departing in the coming weeks and jeff zi, ns will exceed him as chief of -- succeed him as chief of staff. you know how much ron has been a big part of many, so many historical things we have accomplished, the president has been able to accomplish over these first two years of his administration. but i wanted to zero in on one important piece that we believe matters. the president said, and i quote, and while we have accomplished an extraordinary amount, the real mark of success is that he is beloved by the team he leaves here at the white house. they're going to miss him just as much as i will. if

have a gender policy council, and to prioritize gender equality in the work that we do, in the biden harrisit has been an honor of course for me personally, but it's a testament to their commitment, and the commitment of so many others across the administration. the work we've been doing on gender equality more generally, but also specifically on reproductive health and rights. it's really been as the president likes to call it, a whole -- approach. across agencies, so many members of the cabinet and their staff, and really everyone who's been part of the administration has had an incredibly important role today at this pivotal moment. >> jennifer klein, -- thank you so much for your time. i know it's been a busy day, we really appreciate your insights and your time this evening. thank you. all right after the break, we turn back to california. and the news we learned from the latest police press conference about the mass shooting that killed ten people. (cecily) what's up, einstein? (einstein) my network has gone kaput! (cecily) oh, you tried to save a buck on it? (einstein) i got what i p

on behalf of the warriors, i want to thank president biden and vice president harris for the invitation to come to the white house today to celebrate our championship from a year ago . it's a great reminder of how lucky we are to be americans, to live in a country where we can chase our dreams and enjoy the fruits of our labor and celebration of all those around us, and to come here today with members of the organization to celebrate is really something special. it's also very fulfilling for me a little while ago to take part in a roundtable on gun violence and gun safety with some senior white house staffers, over the last hour or so. we learned a lot about what this administration is doing to help create a safer environment in our country, something that is very close to my heart and it's wonderful for me to learn a lot more than i knew. so coming in today, it's a great day on many fronts. so thanks for the invitation, and i will turn it over to mr. curry. >> thanks, coach. i will echo what he said. i want to thank president biden and vice president harris, an invitation to come here

that's a stark difference between trump and biden and i know it's not exciting and it's boring to cover but that's how it is supposed to happen. >> harrisn't accuse me of being in the weeds and not looking for excitement. i'm looking for the facts. president trump could declassify the documents. not something biden can do. he took them from another president. he took them from president obama who could have declassified them. cassie, that's a point i want to get into today. i appreciate jonathan wanting to be oppositional to donald trump or make comparisons where he thinks he can. but what the public sees now and why democrats and the topic is may not choose him to run again is how do you explain away the fact you took obama's stuff while he was in the white house? does obama get pulled in? now you mess with somebody else's legacy? >> yeah. more questions which need to be asked and answered. and to the point of this being boring. that's what the biden administration is trying to do. they want it to be boring and nothing to see here. i think from what we've seen and as you point out because of the crazy coverage of the f.b.i. raid at mar

and just take a look at this. >> president biden: president harris led this effort.ident harris and i stood in the united states capitol. >> i asked president harris to travel to the reason. when president harris and i took a tour of a vaccination center in arizona. of course, president harris is a proud howard aloam. happy birthday to a great president. >> harris: he is the president of the united states. maybe it is something that he is ready to relinquish to her. i don't know. it keeps happening. >> it is clear he is senile. he looks and sounds it. how he goes about his job shows that. a lot of people suffer from that. it is not ages. many people his age and older with plenty of energy who don't behave or look like this. and so what -- we have someone there who was put there by his party in order to stop bernie sanders. that's the truth here. biden is a totally corrupt machine politician who has done nothing in 50 years except pander to his party and donors. he has no principles or views of his own other than bland statements how he will support the working class.

leverage that in the last elections with incredible amount of money the company's andhe ces in the biden harris campaign so i hope my democrat colleagues in congress will remain vigilant on this t and not give companies te past that the other act. working with democrats, how are you going to get them through congress? >> i hope -- these are the most aggressive bills introduced in years and years, the most aggressive bills in congress now i thinkll we'll find out where people really are and how they respond. i think there is room to get work done across the aisle and you see this in the antitrustwhs tougher and stronger than other proposals but i think it's good. we need to have a debate how they are enforcing the law and we need a debate how we can cut monopoly corporations down inmi size not just in the tech sector although they are perhaps the most pressing but we are seeing economic concentration across multiple industries and we need to confront that. >> you mentioned changing theonr standard for antitrust litigation. are you going to be able to tong conservatives around the idea? members o

it was just such a great team to be a part of, and to see that, you know, continue now into the biden-harrisstration has been a real opportunity of a lifetime. damian: i'm damian trujillo at the white house. we go one-on-one with a senior adviser to the president of the united states, who also happens to be the granddaughter of cesar chavez. damian: and now you're wearing another hat as senior adviser to the president. talk about how that happened, and how do you have time to do both? julie: well, in this building, we just make time, but, you know, stepping into this new role as senior adviser has been a real opportunity of a lifetime, one, to be able to, you know, get to sit around the table with people who have had lifelong careers, working across multiple administrations, people like our chief of staff, ron klain, who is, you know, just brilliant and, again, has the experience necessary in moments like this when we're dealing with so many different, you know, converging issues, to be able to manage effectively and to get the job done, and then working with, you know, people like our deput

i want to thank president biden and vice president harris, an invitation to come here is something we don't ever take for granted. seven years ago we were here last celebrating our first championship by now back to celebrate our fourth. to have this opportunity to reflect on the accomplishment last year, to bring everybody together and celebrate that, and also knowledge -- acknowledge bringing people together from all walks of life, all backgrounds, to provide inspiration and hope and togetherness. having that opportunity to celebrate that means a lot. a great opportunity for us, for the basketball community, to thank president biden and his staff for all their hard work and diligence in getting written greiner home. a big part of our basketball family and it means a lot to know she is here home safe with her family and all the work that went on behind the scenes to make that a reality. so just want to say thank you there, happy to celebrate the day and appreciate the invitation. this is truly special, so thank you to everybody. >> thank you so much. >> as you can imagine, they have a

and they haven't done charcoal apparently with the biden documents. why not? >> harrishat is really critical. out of all the documents, and we do know they have 1,850 boxes. we don't know classifieds are among them but they belong to joe biden at the university of delaware. you know there is so much more out there just in that location that they could go search. but when you look at what we know about the classified documents, and we don't know a lot, it does strike me that we know this. we know that some of them were top-secret from that first batch found at the penn biden center. because it he got paid almost a million put his name on that. that's where he sent his personal attorney's first to get stuff. anyone seeing more than just special timing of their arrival on november 2nd 6 days before an election november 8th, the midterms? >> sean: i think of it goes back to the archives ending the archives were freaked out saying oh, my goodness the republicans will win the majority and we just went after donald trump, we better check and see what joe biden has come what do

harris, a historic vice president, why would they have not been helpful? >> because raffle warnock is a black man, yes, needs black voters. i don't think he needs bidenarris to turn out voters in georgia. he was trying to reach out to voters in the middle. in that way he was distancing himself somewhat from the biden administration or asserting independence from the biden administration. a big part of his message is i can work across the aisle with the republicans. he talked more about ted cruz than he did during the campaign than he did with president biden to work across the aisle and get funding for things like highway money, for example. i spoke out and criticize them on the failure to pass voting rights. i can work across the aisle. i think he and his advisers that a biden visit would focus on president biden and his failures. >> from across the aisle to across the table, let me ask you this, doug. he's in been in georgia and talked about moving the primaries up in the southern states, south carolina and georgia coming up in the ranks as well. what do you make of that and how he has faired? what do you think about that republican versus democrat

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today marks two years since president biden and vice president harris were sworn in to office. in the past two years we have seen significant economic growth, and president biden the most historic legislative record since the johnson administration. in fact over the last 24 months nearly 11 million jobs have been created including 750,000 jobs. the unemployment rate is near a 50 year low. nearly 10.5 million americans have applied to start a new small business. inflation is now at its lowest since october of 2021. we have funded 7900 project through the bible partisan infrastructure lot -- bipartisan infrastructure law. and private companies have announced nearly $300 billion in investments across the united states. the president marks the anniversary with 200 bipartisan mayors from across the country, which will be happening very soon, and you will hear more from both the president and some of our nation's mayors who are here today after the briefing. really quickly i have one thing i want to share with all of you, which is the week ahead. today the president will be traveling

are those that are staunchly steadfastly committed to her like senator warren says, it is all biden harrisre what that will play out for the primary war. but i will be popping popcorn and enjoying it every single day. speak to katrina when you watch senator warren when she was asked, "do you want him to run again" oh, yes and do you want kamala harris to be vice president? i defer to president biden and wrote that back, no, i want them to be on the ticket together. if you want watch the interview to defer to him instead of automatically saying "yes" she's not sure to be the vice president? >> katrina: what this reminds me is you and i had a discussion a few months ago about how kamala harris went through all these different speechwriters because she was having a difficult time communicating and here i am having a hard time communicating. but the point is come i don't think communication is the issue. i think the point is she simply is not a leader, like you said. she hasn't accomplished anything peer at leader commands a presence and walks into a space. they have a vision and help people w

they just want freedom. >> harris: is that where they get the t-shirts with biden's name on them? think they do. >> harris: i've been to the border in the last four months and in september it was an important time to go when the numbers start evidence to go up into the historic territory they are sitting at now. the thank you joe biden shirts and the -- people have a real connection in their mind that this president's policies have delivered an open door already. so when you see people on the left in the house, what do they want? the president has capitulateed already to their side. >> but they are globalists. they don't want any borders, global citizenship. consolidated set of elites that have control or power of everyone in the world. >> harris: it will be the united globe of america. >> that's right. we don't want that. that's why we have to push back and why you see this divide. that's what it is. >> harris: we want legal immigration. open borders is not the same thing. the release of body cam footage of the killing of tyre nichols death in memphis is putting major cities on a

. >> thank you for your dedication to this problem the biden/harris administration chose to do it thist is fundamentally wrong thank you for joining us tonight. >> as a federal government engaged in electio jason: welcome back most americans know the federal agency don't have the power to influence elections they are supposed to be neutral and uninvolved. guess what cracks both americans —- most americans are wrong because of an executive order that pretty much flew under the radar. at the beginning of his presidency biden signed an executive order 140192 directs agencies to partner with state local tribal and territorial election officials to protect and promote the exercise of the right to vote and only discrimination and other barriers and expand access to voter registration and the key part, and accurate election information. that roughly translates to having a handpicked political appointees creating plans to increase voter participation by spending your taxpayer money. sure we need more americans to register to vote but why is it ministration being so secretive? of our they have

. >> thank you for your dedication to this problem the biden/harris administration chose to do it this it is fundamentally wrong thank you for joining us tonight. >> as a federal government engaged in electio i can't believe it. here we are at the let us do good village. first community like this in america. a hundred families together that lost their loved ones. the kids that lost their mom or dad protecting us. and today is the day that we're going to deliver the first beautiful home to the thornton family. some wonderful people donated. a bunch of land in land o' lakes. to let us do good village. having stood here on this same property with a shovel and now seeing a home where a family is going to move in. built all of our roads, all of our infrastructure is here. we've got several homes are under construction. and this is absolutely amazing to me. it's going to have a pool gym, rec center, beautiful facility, a movie theater where the folks, again, can live and heal and grow together. to see it completely done, to see it fully furnished, it's a blessing to be able to get a home lik

last election with the incredible amount of money that these companies, their ceos gave to the biden-harrisign. so i just hope that my democrat colleagues many congress will remain vigilant on this and will not giveig these companies a pas or sort of let up pressure. we've got to do something meaningful. i think, ultimately, we ought to break the companies up, and maybeal we'll talk more about tt soon. section 230 can be a step, but i really think we need to break them up. >> host: and, senator, on that point about breaking the companies up, i wanted to ask you about two bills you've recently introduced, the trust busting for the 21st century and the -- big tech act. on that point about working with democrats, how are you going to get these through congress? >> guest: well, listen, i hope that -- these are the most aggressive trust-busting bills that have been introduced in years and years. i think they're the most aggressive trust-busting bills in congress now, and i think we'll find out where people really are. how they respond to these bills. i think that there's room to get some work do

the second anniversary of the biden harris administration. we are so glad that she continue to join us and partner with the mayors. thank you. >> i am psyched to be here. we did this two years ago. the first time we met was in the white house and it was a handful of mayors and were talking about how do we work together to get it done? how do we work together and get i.t. done with the infrastructure lot? and here we are, we got it done. now it is over to you. [laughter] [applause] >> thank you secretary raimondo for being with us here today. our next speaker is no stranger to this organization. most of us have known him since his tenure as mayor of south bend. and many of us served alongside him here at the conference of mayors where he was a member of the u.s. conference of mayors advisory board and chair of the automation task force. he has been busy this past year as secretary of the department of transportation. he oversees the department that sees the largest share of infrastructure dollars. he joins us to share remarks about a growing p

today marks two years since president biden and vice president harris were sworn in to office. the past two years we have seen significant economic growth, and president biden the most historic legislative record since the johnson administration. in fact over the last 24 months nearly 11 million jobs have been created including 750,000 jobs. the unemployment rate is near a 50 year low. nearly 10.5 million americans have applied to start a new small business. inflation is now at its lowest since october of 2021. we have funded 7900 project through the bible partisan infrastructure lot -- bipartisan infrastructure law. and private companies have announced nearly $300 billion in investments across the united states. the president marks the anniversary with 200 bipartisan mayors from across the country, which will be happening very soon, and you will hear more from both the president and some of our nation's mayors who are here today after the briefing. really quickly i have one thing i want to share with all of you, which is the week ahead. today the president will be traveling to

i think when your name is on the ballot, biden, harris, you have to go and campaign for yourself.uestion in 2024 is simple. these vulnerable democratic senators in montana, in west virginia, in ohio. in arizona, in nevada and so on, do they want to campaign with joe biden? they vote with his agenda but do they actually want to be seen with him that's a big question. >> bret: you mention the approval ratings rcp real clear politics 42.9%. disapprove 52.1. the guardian robert reich, former alicia secretary writing for the guardian unless biden announces in the next six months or so that he won't be running again, it will be difficult for attractive democratic candidates to gain enough traction to have a good chance in 2024. do you buy that. >> first of all, the president, i think, is running. 92% of democrats want him to run. 92% of democrats would support him. so, but i think it's good that he is more worried about governing and the state of the union than when he is announcing his re-election campaign. we know who our nominee is and we can't wait to sit back and watch the republic

we know biden and harris will go to the dnc winter meeting this friday and expect the state of the union february 7th that biden will announce for re-election and we're off to the races. speaking of that. former president trump was on the trail in new hampshire and north carolina. he did say if desantis would decide to run that it would be an act of disloyalty. we know there is some consternation among the democrats but maybe more among the republicans as they look to 2024? >> well, dana, i was in new hampshire this weekend to see president trump give his first campaign speech of the 2024 cycle and look, one of the things that was so much different from the past election is that this was not a big rally. it was a crowd of new hampshire political rank and file republicans. lawmakers, state officials and it was a much smaller room. less enthusiastic crowd than the former president is used to. there was a lot of excitement for ron desantis among the republicans in new hampshire that i talked to. and we may be seeing something of a changing of the guard in which donald trump is the only pres

this is bad news for the biden harris team that race, crime, and homelessness has turned against government and government has done very little to fix it. democrats and republicans see leadership and government as the biggest problem. one last point. i drive into new york city very early. this morning around 3:30, i saw a de-drag eled exhausted family wandering the streets. my hearts went out to them but angered by the administration that created this problem in the first place. the president is in the city today and won't go anywhere near the migrant crisis that he has created. third hour of varney starts right now. stuart: will cain joining us this tuesday morning. why is government and poor leadership at the top of the list of problems? >> because i think it's a catch all, stuart. you can look at all the problems underneath and attribute them vastly, mostly to a failure of leadership. when you see so many different problems scattered among the american populous concern and very little addressed and in truth, in created by our leadership, you indict leadership. we have leadership for the

aveeno® >> harris: what did president biden and the governor of texas talk about? since handing the president a scathing letter after shaking hands on the tarmac, governor greg abbott from texas. the house-led g.o.p. setting its sights on the presidents in forthcoming investigations after kevin mccarthy won the speakership. top of the hour kellyanne conway and pete hegseth. "the faulkner focus." >> dana: ahead of tonight's college football championship game the push for athletes to be employees is gaining steam. they argue federal laws being broken by not classifying student athletes as employees. what gives with the debate? grady trimble is live with the details in chicago. >> this decision could ultimately parv the way for student athletes to be paid employees of the ncaa, athletic conference and the universities they compete for and lead to them forming unions. the los angeles office of the national labor relations board is making the case that student athletes are employees entitled to protections under our law. this quote in response to an unfair labor practic

the same assessment in the documents found in the think tank as well as the home of president biden. >> harrisah, because you don't know what is coming next, so you better be fair. last hour republican senator ron johnson told me this and focus. >> this is obvious that president biden has certainly broken the rules, he should have known better. incredibly hypocritical coming of saw his interview with cbs talking about how he simply can't understand how somebody could be so irresponsible when he was talking about president trump, what does he think about himself? >> harris: actually last hour, former u.s. attorney brett tolman told me it's not the rules that the president broke, it's the law. >> david: what we have here is not an inadvertent, and the inadvertent defense does not work. he has broken the law clearly under u.s. code and no matter what they can avoid that. to adam schiff who suddenly has found his moment, don't believe him, because if you go back for years, what do you have a response to the statements on russia collusion and intelligence, other lies that he has actually told, so j

be there seems to be a trend among democrats broadcasting their lunches this week. >> joe biden and kamala harris posted this shot of their lunch together. evenugh despite the promise to share lunch every week, biden and harris only had two lunches together in all of 2020 two. according to the "new york post". now, that may be a good thing,de laura , because beforer >> eafter lunch, there's no telling what could happen. >> here's the deal. you know, quite frankly, bugs me, is that we have a serious problem here. we're talking about we're talking about what's going on . and we found a handful ofwrong documents were failed, werepl filed in the wrong place. >> yeah, he failed to put the final place. yeah, no, he's a disaster. her n and i've uncovered another've disturbing trend. >> i've been bringing them to you all week. been a weea tick tock influence received millions of views for creating new tops using underwear. that's right. and can now be your new shirt . and i can have this stupid, very stupid watching that. >> oh, no, i agree. i mean, what next, laura ? they're going to you're going to hav

is so far i'm intrigued other people are interested. >> harris: as a widget called the penn biden center brian: what i call it? >> harris: don't leave out the biden part. is a private office of his. i don't know if we necessarily knew what he knew or didn't know. or he may not remember, it has been some time it's paperwork. that is not up solution. >> emily: do you know it's interesting, martha, to harris' point back in august he was asked about the mar-a-lago raid and interestingly biden sort of in an interesting way defended it a little bit he said well it depends on the document. it depends how secure that's it direct quote. i think there may be a specialized area classify documents and he says i read it up i lock it up i give it to the military so he was essentially implying for more words he himself was a traveling bolt. anywhere he went so too could these documents and it depended on the situation or the vault itself the vessel at the end whether it was okay, was that in a way premonition? did he might remember or did he think there was probably a chance that there would be likely

biden's private office locked in a closet. now we know foreign intelligence on iran, ukraine and more were among the classified papers locked in that closet. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." president biden had been ignored reporters' questions on the controversy but last night addressed it. >> president biden: i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn there were any government records that were taken there to that office. but i don't know what's in the documents. i have turned over the boxes. they have turned over the boxes to the archive and we're cooperating fully with the review and which i hope will be finished soon. >> harris: a big decision now in the hands of the nation's attorney general merrick garland. he had already appointed a u.s. attorney to investigate. i would ask next then will he tap a special counsel like he did in the case of the raid on former president trump's mar-a-lago office? democrats say there is no comparison between the two presidents' actions. they are defending biden. >> we are going to support the fact that the president is following this established protocol. that he did the ri

this is an example of a project that the biden harris administration hopes to replicate with other statesht climate change and 20% of the funding came from this state deral funds. bipartisan bills passed over the last two years, $1 trillion will go to fighting climate change. >> $12 billion is coming to western states in the western part of the country to address these issues in the way that we can build up resilience and adaptation, and do the thing that's happening here which is invest in smart ways to store water. so we will have the water in times of crosses -- crisis like drought. >> we went from to the widest on record. this whiplash is challenging our infrastructure like never before. >> another reason why vice president harris toward this facility is because this facility takes pressure off of art river system like the colorado river system. josh haskell abc 7 news. dion: coming up next, harkless like these became a regular site during the pandemic but now during the pandemic but now they're ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superi