and what did harry truman do in classic harry truman style, which just makes my heart go pitter patter. he got in his car. and he drove himself. i think it was a dodge a 38 dodge. he loved his cars. he got his car drove from washington all the way down to florida then back up through the midwest and then to michigan and the stops. he made along the way were to places that a lot of money was being spent on our defense. and he was shocked and saddened by what he found. he found equipment laying around the ground in fort leonard wood that clearly was ruining and was wasted and he realized that something was terribly terribly wrong. so he then. went to the floor and said gave a speech. on february 10th of 1941 he gave a speech on the floor and he asked for a special committee to be created just to investigate. the defense industry as it relates to war profiteering it had a special name in the national committee on defense something something but nobody remembers the name of the committee because from the very day it began. it was known as the truman committee in the pictures of the slides

>> hope so, harris. he reversed his waiver of sanctions on the nord stream 2 pipeline admitting that mistake. his reckless energy policy has been a grave mistake. we would have much freer hand to sanction russia if gas were $2 not $3 1/2 a gallon. we can impose the sanctions if we reverse the reckless energy policies and start drilling and permitting putting out new leases. stop discouraging banks and other institutions to lend to oil companies. these are completely reckless policies that don't just drive up the costs for american families, but they put us at grave risk around the world as we are seeing in europe today. >> harris: senator cotton, is there something we don't know about that would keep the president of the united states from taking more immediate action? 30 days with what you called less than half measures yesterday. why the wait? what is holding him back? i know there are 30 members of nato and it is tough to get consensus. don't we have what we used to have, the swagger when we walk into

here is harris faulkner. >> harris: breaking news: with thousands of american military men and women deployed to eastern europe. moments ago, the pentagon informing the public that president biden has ordered 3,000 u.s. troops to eastern europe in response to russia's massive buildup of military along the ukrainian border. the pentagon says it is temporary and follows attempted negotiations to avoid a russian invasion and aggression with its neighbor, ukraine. jennifer griffin asked spokesperson on perfect, why make this move now? >> reporter: do you have evidence that putin plans to move beyond ukraine's borders -- why are you bolstering these eastern allies if you do not have evidence? >> because it's important that we send a strong signal to mr. putin and to the world that nato matters to the united states, and to our allies. >> harris: when we had admiral kirby on this program last week, i asked him in a different way: "why didn't you do it when you -- 127,000 troops to the border with ukraine?" they are doing it. we will cover the news as it happens. much more. a live report fro

harris. >> harris: jeff flock, thank you very much.ussian ruble crashed to historic lows against the dollar this morning after the western sanctions on russian banks began being felt. senator tom cotton says the punishments are not nearly enough. >> some of the president and european partners to quit pussy footing around. they are riddled with loopholes. i know they say they've sanctioned 80% of the banks in russia. vladimir putin controls 100% of the banks in russia. he can continue to finance his war machine. it is time to remove all russian financial institutions from the international payment systems. it should have been done weeks ago. >> harris: pete hegseth is in focus now. what senator cotton was saying and jeff flock, let's step back and do energy for a moment. if we're the world's greatest producer we still need help. russia is the third largest supplier of us. is there more that we can do at home since the president put us in a position we're not pumping enough? >> of course if we didn't have the white house captured by clim

harris. >> harris: alex, thank you. me in studio now in washington, minnesota senator amy klobuchar. welcome back to "fox news sunday." here's where i want to start. there have been so many developments but first of all, overnight, we saw three things happening, and one was movement with swift and taking away the ability for russia to move around its money. first talk to me about that. and that's a big sanction the people have been calling: it is. and this is an international transaction structure, and at first there was a lot of hesitancy from europe, particularly germany. great britain was out front calling for this. and we worked together. the western alliance, nato, all of us, and basically what has happened now is we are going to be targeting these russian banks. they cannot be in this alliance, and this will make a big difference in slowing them down financially, because this is the gold standard of how people make transactions around the world. >> harris: we are learning this information, by the way, senator, fro

. >> harris: fox news alert. the cdc has spoken and democrats across the nation have decided they aren't listening anymore. finally reporters across the board are starting to ask what we've been asking all along. has the nation's cdc loss -- the list of blue state governors lifting indoor and school mask mandates is growing by the day. new york and illinois will ease covid restrictions on the public there. the cdc will not budge yet on recommending masking indoors particularly in schools. they say you still have to do it. white house press secretary jen psaki was force evidence to defend the cdc yesterday. they pointed out that democrat governors are treating the agency's guidelines more like suggestions than the gold standard. >> does the cdc run the risk of becoming irrelevant in the eyes of many americans? >> i don't think the federal experts on health and medical advice should be irrelevant. >> cdc calls the shots here. not like he measures tradeoffs. the economy, mental health, people's behavior. >> we're go

thank you. >> glad to be able to help, harris. >> harris: could this be a tipping point?how the vast majority of americans say covid is something that we're just going to of to live with. the white house doesn't seem ready to ease up its guidance, though. plus we have this. >> there is a lot of information that you really, really need to go look at and see how maybe biden as vice president was using his office and influee via hunter biden. >> harris: new reaction to the latest hunter biden bombshell. "the new york times" takes the extraordinary step of suing the state department over the younger biden's emails. wow. we'll get into it with raymond arroyo in "focus" next. it's still the eat fresh refresh™ so subway's upping their avocado game. we're talking just two great ingredients. perfectly ripe, hand-scooped hass avocados and a touch of sea salt. it's like a double double for your tastebuds. [ chantell ] when my teeth started to deteriorate, subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and refreshing... i stopped hanging out socially. it was a easy decision -- clearchoice. [

harris faulkner is up next on "the faulkner focus". >> harris: in the country which shares our northern border an attack on free speech in a democracy to the likes that we have not seen in the open era. canadian citizens who organized a peaceful protest of truckers who are anti-mandate, those organizers are now being arrested one-by-one. it began yesterday. it continues right now. watch your screen. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". ottawa police are telling members of the freedom convoy to leave the city immediately and peacefully. but before they can move out police are already moving in on them. yesterday authorities detained two of the convoy organizers. one is expected to face criminal charges. >> hold the line. hold the line. >> officer, you got to take me, too. >> harris: he wanted to go with the woman that they had arrested. one of the top organizers and kept saying take me with you. you heard them say hold the line as she is then carted away. she was very peaceful. it was a very calm scene. but it is methodical as they remove them and their efforts of fre

. >> dana: here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president biden's polling numbers went from bad to utterly horrendous and moderate democrats say the only thing that can save the political party is a major course correction. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". a new cnn poll finds 58% of adults disapprove of president biden's job performance with 41% of them saying they strongly disapprove. what does that mean? they want to fire him? and when asked to name a single positive thing that president biden has done so far, 56% left it blank. they couldn't come up with a single thing. a "washington examiner" op-ed sums up how many voters say they're feeling. here is the headline. biden hasn't done anything right in his first year in office. that's pretty simple. sean hannity says these numbers should not surprise anyone. >> biden caused america's terrible 40-year high inflation, joe biden literally has once again made us dependent on energy the lifeblood of our economy, killed the keystone xl pipeline. restricted oil a

that's not limited to canada, harris. that could easily come right here to the united states and take place in the u.k. we see it on the streets across europe. here is the thing, harris, ask yourself this. how does it end? we can discuss where does it go? how does it end? what happens? >> harris: look to canada for soeft answer. they're winning. when i read the headlines the last couple of days the truckers are winning their argument. this idea you describe yes, it is spreading around the world but i see america as some of the originators of that kind of freedom. it is inherent in who we are having not always had it. one of the organizers of the freedom convoy told fox news digital she is down right disgusted by the liberal media's coverage of the protest. we showed you the clip from cnn say the white house better stop ignoring the truckers. another trucker says it seems like everything is a cult or an insurrection or assault on democracy these days. i don't understand how people fighting for their freedom can be an assau

harris. >> harris: such a valid question to ask. that was the person they sent in place of secretary blinken when he had the scurry to the u.n. when the russian federation president was speaking. he sent kamala harris to munich. what calls can she be making today? peter doocy, thank you. we'll cover it as it happens. here is a retired u.s. general and author of the book hunting the caliphate. america's war on isis and the dawn of the strike cell. general, thank you for being with me. i don't know if you can hear peter doocy then but there was a line that talked about we're waiting to see what the white house would do if they want to wait out and see if putin will make a bigger move. what's bigger than invading a nation? >> good morning, harris. obviously invading a nation is huge and this is a time we need to get behind our president and we as americans get behind the country on this. what we're seeing is an unprovoked attack by russia, a powerful nation, against a less powerful nation ukraine. and there are a number of things we ca

here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fact that we all know. hillary clinton really wanted to be president. now a high-level investigation points to evidence that her campaign may have been so desperate to make that happen they infiltrated computer servers to look on donald trump's material. does she want to defend herself? apparently she doesn't because her question dodge is quite strong. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". special counsel john durham's latest court filing claims the clinton campaign later paid to spy on servers. trying to establish a narrative linking trump to communist russia. now that the investigation findings are out in the open hillary clinton has gone silent. >> did you pay to spy on the trump campaign? when will you comment on the spying allegations, hillary? did you pay to have him spied on? >> harris: she may not want to talk yet but republicans have a lot to say. >> they spied on the president of the united states. they spied and they lied. we need accountability for the clinton campaign. >> i t

thank you, harris. >> harris: let's get to this now. new new court filingings. whether anyone will be held accountable for big accusations that turned out to be false with the trump/russia scandal. clinton made her tweeting available to us. we look at what was going on behind the scenes. joe concha is in "focus." (vo) jamaica. (woman) best decision ever. (vo) feel the sand between your toes, and the gentle waves of the sea on your skin. feel the warm jamaican breeze lift your spirits and nourish your soul. escape to exactly what makes your heart beat. you will love every moment. jamaica. heartbeat of the world. let's go. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: matching your job description. try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something bi

. >> dana: harris faulkner is next. here she is. >> harris: begin with the fox news alert. president biden woke up with a brand-new problem today. after targeting several states for not imposing mask mandates in schools democrat governors suddenly in the past 24 hours have begun dropping mask mandates for children. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". masks, connecticut, new jersey, oregon and president biden's home state of delaware announced they will abandon the school mask mandates. by this next month we'll begin to see children's faces again in classrooms in those blue states. some of the others have not come on board yet. you can see in green which ones have, which ones in red. not their political party. those are blue states in red because they have mask mandates for children. however, the question is will those democrat governors follow? well, not if they are listening to the white house which is now weighing in. the president wants all states to follow current cdc guidance and continue masking children. the politics are terrible for president bi

maybe. >> harris: not yet.n't know if you caught this, 100,000 barrels per day from russia are imported into the united states of oil. 100,000 barrels of oil. i am so shocked by that detail. i thought the number would have changed. we aren't independent energy-wise. >> we were when we had a serious administration that looked at the world and our enemies and believed what they said and willing to take them on and clean our own house and say if we don't want to be entangled around the world we need to be energy independence to not be reliant. the bargain europe made. they decided to hook themselves to russia thinking that the iron curtain had fallen and we had a knew future ahead. their own dependence is limiting their ability to take on vladimir putin. >> harris: and they are doing things that don't make a difference. general kellogg said nord stream 2 is like taking the wrapped package away from the baby. he doesn't get to play with the package. even more criticism from democrats. watch. >> frankly i think it's

a lot changing, harris. >> harris: very rapidly. a "washington examiner" op-ed puts it bluntly with this headline. yes, hillary clinton spied on donald trump while he was president. pete hegseth is co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. i said justifiably furious the former president is. he is expressing it. where would you put where we should be, though, on all of this flood of information about hillary clinton? what are we learning? >> what we're learning is what donald trump said happened to him is that call it wiretapping of trump tower, call it what you want, the hillary clinton campaign through a democrat law firm worked with tech executives and a major u.s. research university we now know, the tech executive the new york reported his name. we know who that is. they worked together to not just obtain access to servers, but they controlled servers that were used by the office of the president. the executive office of the president. this is not just during the campaign. this was during the transition and during president-elect trum

>> there is no question, harris. i wish i could take full credit for this as a conservative in the midwest part of the country. the reality is the tyrants did this to themselves. we watched this country completely implode under the leadership of joe biden and even before that we saw the woke agenda of the left completely trying to separate americans with things like crt and trying to define us based upon the color of our skin not the content of our character. they've done it to themselves with these totalitarian policies that only seek to divide americans and consolidate power within the democrat party. they did it to themselves when grandma was dying nancy pelosi was going to get her hair done. when americans were watching getting pink slips and losing their jobs you had people like barack obama and aoc throwing parties and living on a different standard. the do as i say not as you see me do doesn't work anymore and americans are tired of it and they will be rewarded in the mid-terms for doing what's right and stand

>> harris: yes.idn't hear me say her name. >> joe: democrats could try to put humpty dumpty back together, but you see brazen crime in cities like nancy pelosi said in san francisco or new york where they defunded the police by $1 billion under bill de blasio or los angeles or insert your democratic rents it here. this is on them. she's protecting her constituents and it's her top priority and she fully supports the efforts of men and women in blue. hard to find that speech despite the fact that she's 81 years old and has been in politics for decades. bottom line is that 16 cities are now setting homicide records and they did in 2021. murders are to 25 year high according to the fbi and democrats so mostly peaceful riots in 2020 is a point to game trust with the far left voters because it was an election year and no one's buying that they're tough on crime now because they say are not. >> harris: cori bush on defunding the police. "defunding the police is not the problem appeared we dangle occurred i

here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the politics of keeping us alive. the democrats said they could protect us better than anybody but they didn't. and after that johns hopkins analysis showed lockdowns, restrictions, school closures and more actually hurt americans, some are finally coming around but very late in the game. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". the white house is claiming president biden never wanted any of that. no lockdowns. >> the president has been clear we're not pushing lockdowns. we haven't been pro-lockdown. that isn't his agenda. most of the lockdowns happened under the previous president. >> harris: federal vaccine mandates and state and local mask mandates for school kids became the defact o*e law of the land. we need to realize how damaging shutting down our businesses and keeping us locked in our homes and covering our children's faces have been for all of us. >> ultimately there is economic and social costs to these lockdowns and yet there is little benefit. constitutional rights are most in jeopardy in tim

>> harris: i know.at you say that too, not only are they protesting government overreach, but he's not listening to what they are saying at all. he throws in a the one little bit of stuff that it is overreach but it doesn't match the situation. what is his goal here, right? 90% of the truckers union is vaccinated. what is his goal? what is the mandate about? i don't even understand that. >> it is part of the ongoing about the nation here, the workers coming together, the blue-collar reasonable, rational everyday americans that work to put food on the table. that is rising up because the government is in charge and being even more bloated with control. the second it is questioned, pushed back, they respond with more control, more mandates. this is the first time, as you said, canadian history this is invoked. and when it is threatening the sovereignty of canada and the ability for the promises to handle it. so you are telling me world war ii, all the calamities canada has undergone and its history, none

harris. >> harris: whoop, whoop, we don't have background music for that?tually experiencing is what millions of americans experience everyday. that is reality. we are not perfect. and the restrictions and the mandates require that we live our lives not toward greatness or better, but that we be perfect and that will never happen. it is easy to catch them in moments and scroll their names they don't want to admit it, but they're just like us. >> kayleigh: right. just like us, trey. 70% who say accept covid is here and move on with their lives. >> harris: there it is. >> trey: a lot of casualties of the pandemic, lives lost and science and sacrificial leaders are first to pick up a heavy task and last to put it down. i got to be honest, this is least surprising thing i've seen thus far in 2022, gavin newsom is not following the rules he set for other people. we have almost come to accept it, which is a terrible thing to say about our so-called leaders and it just proves there is a difference between being a politician and being a leader. >> harris: uh-huh. >

>> harris: why would they? it seems like the color would be green for money. >> they are doing it for the money. >> russian president vladimir putin, xi jinping united, just getting together against the u.s. and its allies today. hyping their unshakable relationship as they called it for nato to halt any expansion, they don't want that head of the opening ceremonies of the winter games and as both of their countries face mounting criticism from washington, d.c., and as russia has amassed 127,000 troops along the border with ukraine perch to go in and invade, when we watch the facts of this rolling out, we better understand why you called for a full boycott and people were defending the athletes and i feel for them, they spent years getting ready for that. maybe america can come up with a way to do it ourselves, why do we need the olympic committee? why do we need these people? >> for the ioc to turn their back on all the human rights violations and that has been carried out in knowing that after the 2008 beijin

harris is right.es where people are directed into rehab and given other options. need to keep drugs illegal. that is what is killing people. we need to rethink everything here and we need to start by ending the drug war which has decimated central america. >> harris: can we slow the ones coming across the border down? >> kennedy: slowing them coming across the border. they are coming across illegally because they are legal. >> ari: when you cleared the clip of senator johnson, what i thought he was going to say is adding rid of the crack pipes themselves and allow them to be distributive to others. harris put it exactly right. if this is a quid pro quo because it gets people off of drugs, forget the crack pipes. i do not support that. if these drug pleat and places give cleaned needles that help people abandon that we have life, that something that needs to be allowed and it needs to be done where people proven it to be. if there is no quid pro quo where you can just go there and do your drugs, never.

vice president harris: the purpose of sanctions is deterrence. let's recognize the unique nature of the sanctions we have outlined. these are the strongest we have ever issued. it is directed at financial institutions and individuals and will exact absolute harm for the russian economy. reporter: do you feel the looming threat will deter them? vice president harris: we strongly believe, and remember sanctions or product not just as the perspective of the united states, but a shared perspective of our allies and we have agreed the deterrence of the sanctions is still meaningful. we still sincerely believe there is a diplomatic path. the window was still open, but it is narrowing. we believe the deterrence effect still has merit. reporter: would you talk about how the u.s. would get out of this potential conflict with russia? what is the endgame? after imposing sanctions and possible military action, how does the u.s. disentangle from this? vice president harris: i would characterize it to fit -- differently. we do not consider ourselves to be enta

>> harris: this is shortsighted on the side of abc news.been going to national journalism work expos, so i don't know what she's like as a boss at abc news but she is a tremendous leader. the fact that she didn't deal with this on the day it happened is a mess. like, we whoopi goldberg on stephen colbert before we heard from abc news. why is that happening? why doesn't the president of abc get a word in before the talk show host goes on another talk show? that just doesn't seem like leadership to me. it seems like a big mistake. and it's problematic for the show because now, into weeks, you're going to say you are going to fix that inflicted wound -- and i don't say self-inflicted because it was inflicted on anyone who is watching who was hit by that garbage because it wasn't true. what do you say to those people when you want them to watch your program when she comes back? the anti-defamation league has said they accept whoopi goldberg's apology. but she apologized, and on the show the next day, how does she get back on the show after them

i'm harris faulkner, this is "outnumbered."ay i'm with studio in the studio with emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. democratic consultant laura fink is one of our guests that i appeared at their very first time on "outnumbered." good to see you here. in the center seat, former utah congressman and fox news contributor, jason chaffetz. were going to get at it now be the freedom convoys having major implications outside of canada with major protests picking up speed in france, and the netherland. it's also stalling traffic on the u.s. ambassador bridge between detroit and windsor, ontario. that caused ford to shut down its plant in the motor city because it's car parts couldn't get through the blocked border crossing. this comes as the department of homeland security's tracking reports of up potential truck convoy in america, when they could try to disrupt the super bowl. last hour, sometimes if you just go to the source and you ask people they will talk to you and they'll tell you what's coming. let's watch. >> i think this co

>> harris: hello and welcome. i'm harris faulkner with my cohost emily compound jo and kaylee machen any. this is b6. joining us today, shannon bream and will cain. we should stop the show right there because that is beautiful. welcome. hillary clinton seems to be following the lead of the mainstream media. she ignores a scandal that some say could be larger than watergate after the durham investigation is looking into the origins of the trump russia hoax pointing fingers at the hillary clinton campaign. now in a fox news exclusive, the former president is calling for the doj to take action and declassify the remaining russia probe records. saying that they have the declassification order and they should declassify absolutely and especially in light of what has just happened and what has just been revealed. meanwhile, mom is a word from hillary clinton. reporters from "the new york post" and daily mail who are among the few and the media who are even asking about covering the story trying to get a comment from the

harris, final thoughts?i'm not brilliant on this topic of international process of fraud, but this is an international situation. these truckers are trying to cross into the border with the united states and they were being penalized, not allowed to do that because they're not vaccinated. so you have gofundme part of this cottage industry who feeds off people trying to get their freedom. they put something up like a organ help the protesters gather funds to help these guys, some of the question is what there be any international law honestly would have broken? they could be in a whole lot of trouble if they spend that money any other type of way than giving the money back to the people that donated it. maybe it will take the ftc, like ted cruz talked about, where is biden's doj question mike don't they care about fraud? don't they care about americans giving to charity and -- that's what it is. this is a donation. they're willing to take the money they donated and give it to whoever they would want. how do w

kamala harris' old job was to open america's borders.did that but the new job is to keep ukraine's borders close. kamala harris was in europe the other day to explain the whole thing. she began with a history lesson, letting the european peoples know about recent past which she assumes they've had forgotten because so few speak english. she opened up christian cellular tatian, "listen guys" because states people that is how they talk. watch kemal a harris. >> listen, guys we are talking about the potential with war with europe. i mean, let's really take a moment to talk about the significance of what we are talking about. it has been over seven years. through those heavenly years, as of yesterday there has been peae and security. we are talking about the real possibility of war in europe. >> tucker: listen, guys, you may be europeans who lived in europe, but you don't understand the ramifications of war in europe. that is your problem. the security for more than 70 70 years. kamala harris just told the europeans that appear that, by the

what about kamala harris?art of the year, no one really asked that question because we thought we knew the answer. has was inside the capitol building when protesters swarmed the gate. we all believe this because the justice department said so. in dozens of criminal indictments, they suggested that kamala harris was on the scene when the riot began. the doj used the presence at the capital that the democracy itself was under attack. our first black vice president president-elect physically threatened by crazed racist insurrectionist spirit that is the story that judges and grand juries heard from the department of justice. and then come out of nowhere, last november that story changed. actually we learned kamala harris was not in the capitol building the afternoon of january 6. she was somewhere else. where was she? no one would say. but she was not at the capitol. so in the face of that fact, the justice department was forced to file dozens of corrected indictments to fix the lie they told, which was not a sm

harris, so this protest largely cleared.cleared by a pepper spray, stun grenades to disperse the crowds, towed away over 70 vehicles, rested a hundred 91 people, those are pretty harsh tactics. >> harris: they are, that video is particularly troubling. i know this -- i don't like to compare things to other things, but for a second they are my -- i could almost see george floyd. like imagine being that person on the bottom of that pile of people trying to breathe as this person is kicking you over and over and over and over. it's a blessing that person is still alive. i mean i can't help but react to that. and why aren't we seeing this coverage the way that we should be? yes, russia is hugely important, but we've been talking to truckers who have been covering this to our reporters have been so great on the ground, we've been telling the whole stories as much as we can gather there. i don't understand why the other media don't tell the story. if we had protesters traded like that there would be a rioting in the streets. remem

here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fact that we all know. hillary clinton really wanted to be president. now a high-level investigation points to evidence that her campaign may have been so desperate to make that happen they infiltrated computer servers to look on donald trump's material. does she want to defend herself? apparently she doesn't because her question dodge is quite strong. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". special counsel john durham's

harris, to kayleigh's point, the caffeine jolt is priceless, shell out bucks for that, harris. >> goinge stuff with the points. i mean, i could live all day for that, how do you get your points and it's free. i'm a dopio, like a half and half, flat on top, no foam. and if i make it at home, it's priceless. because i love doing it. i would not pay more than probably four bucks for that. >> i freely admit i get all of my coffee from the machines here at work, totally awesome, and a splurge of a cappuccino on the weekend. thank you everyone. "america reports" begins after the break. >> john: parents outraged after a loudon county school official said kids who are maskless will be charged with trespassing. >> sandra: strength of natural immunity from people who have recovered from covid. what will that mean for millions of americans, including our nation's school children. we'll have that for you just ahead. >> john: begin this friday with another alert, the january jobs report is out and it defied expectations. but that does not mean that everything is rosy for the economy.

vice president harris: the purpose of sanctions is deterrence. let's recognize the unique nature of the sanctions we have outlined. these are the strongest we have ever issued. it is directed at financial institutions and individuals and will exact absolute harm for the russian economy. reporter: do you feel the looming threat will deter them? vice president harris: we strongly believe, and remember sanctions or product not just as the perspective of the united states, but a shared perspective of our allies and we have agreed the deterrence of the sanctions is still meaningful. we still sincerely believe there is a diplomatic path. the window was still open, but it is narrowing. we believe the deterrence effect still has merit. reporter: would you talk about how the u.s. would get out of this potential conflict with russia? what is the endgame? after imposing sanctions and possible military action, how does the u.s. disentangle from this? vice president harris: i would characterize it to fit -- differently. we do not consider ourselves to be enta

and this time, it is of course kamala harris. who i would now like to >>e additional word before we welcome her. it is a great surprise for me and my team and for all of germany to see that we have senior representation by the u.s. administration, but we also have just a terrific delegation led by the speaker, led by senators graham and white house. and we have the future u.s. ambassador to germany with us. welcome to you also. so, now. [applause] >> yes. madam vice president, welcome. [applause] vice president harris: good morning. good morning. thank you, ambassador ischinger. and to all of the very extraordinary leaders who are here today, i thank you for the kind introduction and your years of dedicated leadership. and thank you also to chancellor scholz for your kind words. so, it is an honor to join all of these distinguished leaders from around the world this morning. i am certain we all recognize this year's gathering is unlike those of the recent past. not since the end of the cold war has this forum convened under such

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locations where this harry potter show can be seen. many we talked with made a long journey get here. >> i'm from pats -- potts dam, new york. those here were excited to drink butter beer and enjoy harry potter among other diehards. they say it's been a very long pandemic. >> i have felt very cooped up. >> a long time. a lot of video games. thank you playstation station 5. >> always been a huge geek. and just this is incredible. >> here we are today celebrating what i think is an extraordinary milestone after dealing with a global pandemic. >> thanks to our audiences, the magic has now returned to san francisco. >> as for those who might be interested in coming to watch this harry potter performance, it runs through september 4th j.r. stone, abc7 news. >> how nice is that to see everyone so excited and the arts beginning to come back to life in this great city. amia: but they're eager to get inside because it's pretty cold. >> it is indeed. tomorrow before you head out the door, make sure you grab that jacket. i want to show you the te