harris?gal experts tell me we may see that movie again to get closer to the actual quarantine time. we'll watch the story again. they are looking for the white house's help on all of this. thanks for the late-breaking detail on that. charles watson? taking flight, another trump diplomatic breakthrough in the middle east. k.t. mcfarland will join me next on what that means for the president's legacy. there she is. ♪ if these beautiful idaho potato recipes are just side dishes, then i'm not a real idaho potato farmer. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >> hope that all countries will focus on pursuing federal interests instead of being held back by failed thinking and old conflicts. >> harris: a big feather in president trump's foreign policy cap. jared kushner has -- since those countries has normalized ties. casey mcfarland is here. her new book is called "revolution trump washington and we the american people." how do you describe th

senator, good to have you today. >> great to be with you, harris. >> harris: i want to get your toplinehoughts where you think hottest points and all of this in american should know about is this battle for election integrity? >> this is all very disturbing information you and the american people are seeing it and it needs to be investigated quickly am fully because what we are hearing about is election fraud appear that needs to be prosecuted and punished. what we know is this election has been like no other in terms of mail-in ballots. the volume of those ballots. so the president is doing exactly what i would expect him to do end of the situation. provide information. look for answers, and then take it to the courts. that is what he is doing. >> harris: here is what the president said yesterday about voter fraud. i want to get your reaction to this. >> if we are right about the fraud, joe biden can't be president. we are talking about hundreds of thousands of votes. i am determined to protect our election system, which is now under coordinated assault and seizure. siege. >> harris: s

>> hello, harris.rms are waiting to be injected with a new life saver, and that is the moderna vaccine. the supply is now going to hospitals, skilled nursing, and long-term care facilities after the cdc recommended that people older than 75 years old were given priority for the vaccines. the advisory panel also slated shots for essential workers such as police officers, firefighters, emts, and supermarket workers. officials say the new moderna vaccine is easier to transport and handled on the one from pfizer because it does not have to be stored at such low, ultracold temperatures, and they say it can last in the refrigerator for one month. that means many rural areas and places that lack any major medical centers can administer the moderna vaccine more easily. >> it can get closer to the person being vaccinated. rural areas, drugstores, doctors offices, that is something that's possible with the moderna vaccine. >> the vaccines is is part of the trump administration operation warp speed. they intended

harris? >> harris: i'm hungry.s pete buttigieg's husband by the wrong name. >> president-elect biden: joe and i have enjoyed to see pete and kristen, chastin on the trail. chastin has become a close friend of jill and mine. >> harris: anybody can do this. it's tough to look at names. it's unfortunate but it's starting to wrack up a little bit. what do we make it of? >> it's been wracking up for quite time with biden and the gaffes. he isn't a good speaker and this happens quite often. he mentioned he checked off nine boxes of firsts in the administration. that is not how you should fill the position. who is the best man or woman for the job? that is it. don't worry about the window dressing. >> harris: idants help anybody. i'm in a unique position to talk about diversity as we head to another february black history month in a few weeks. it doesn't help anybody if the choice is made solely on the color of your skin. you know, we are supposed to be creating leg sill for other -- legacy for others in every decision we

harris. >> harris: that is fascinating and worth noting.fficial record today with your official questions on hunter biden, the record does not reflect that you ask it or that he answered it with i am confident. peter doocy, thank you. >> it does not reflect -- >> harris: it looks intrepid out there. >> thanks. >> harris: how restaurant owners are fighting back is new lockdowns threaten to close their business accounts, plus, big tech, and corporate media accused of running interference on the hunter biden story. oh, my goodness, look at the news conference that did not include any times to answer questions that peter doocy asked about. is there a way to hold anybody accountable on this issue? >> they raked at this against the president by "the new york post," and just giving that story essentially and many others. attention veterans, today's all time low mortgage rates just dropped even lower. veterans who refi now can save three thousand dollars a year. with newday's va streamline refi, there's no income verification, no appraisal and no o

here is harris. ♪ >> harris: thank you, kennedy. landmark moment in our nations first fight against the covid-19 pandemic with a vaccine in hand. the first americans are being vaccinated. "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. history unfolding as those first americans vaccinated against covid-19. health care workers in new york got their shots live on television, and it continues. we may pick up some of that as it happens. operation warp speed is rolling out an unprecedented effort to distribute life-saving vaccines to all 50 states. u.s. surgeon general jerome adams describes how the trump administration decide the critics and broke records. >> it was the cutting of administrative red tape. massive funding that allowed us to scale up production. every vaccine was being used. what we did was use a platform that has been around for over a decade, so we know it safe. we know it's effective. i will get one as soon as they tell me that i can. >> harris: white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany is here on this momentous da

harris? >> harris: all right, you are there and our eyes are on it at fox.emocratic officials still taking it on the chin, so to speak, for not following their own covid-19 recommendations. a new op-ed is asking how regular americans are expected to follow the rules if our leaders don't follow the rules. and a nation divided over lockdowns, we know we've been talking about it here on "outnumbered overtime." businesses are suffering and starting to look a lot like th this. >> a lot of restaurants fought back and they don't have any progress. you know a believable let me say this, you are doing a disservice to the viewer because the viewer seems to understand it. you are. ♪ got to hand it to you, jamie. your knowledge of victorian architecture really paid off this time. nah, just got lucky. so did the thompsons. that faulty wiring could've cost them a lot more than the mudroom. thankfully they bundled their motorcycle with their home and auto. they're protected 24/7. mm. what do you say? one more game of backgammon? [ chuckles ] not on your life. [ laughs ] ♪

from here on to come. >> harris: all right, meanwhile -- >> harris -- >> harris: hold on a second andill have something to say richard. l.a. county supervisor facing backlash after dining at a restaurant hours after voting to ban all outdoor dining at restaurants at all of the county's 31,000 establishments. calling it "most dangerous situation." apparently not for her. the spokesperson responded "she did dine at a beautiful place, i've been there. on the last day it was permissible. she loves it and has been saddened to see it like so many other restaurants suffer from the decline in revenue. she ate there taking appropriate precautions and sadly will not die in there i cannot tell the public health orders permit." meanwhile, california governor gavin newsom with this dire warning for people of his state. >> the red flags are flying in terms of the trajectory and our projections of growth. if these trends continue, we will have to take much more dramatic, arguably drastic action. >> harris: red flags flying. is that like a white napkin with a chardonnay? >> you know what it's come i

but now the light redirects itself onto his younger brother harry. >> prince harry had a few troubledteenager, issues about drugs, late-night drinking. he had been at a fancy dress party, unwisely dresses as a nazi. >> for many years harry -- he drifted and he didn't really have a clear sense of purpose and direction. >> at the age of 20, prince harry joins the armed forces. but he's determined that this won't be a ceremonial role. he serves two tours of duty in afghanistan. >> prince harry loved being in afghanistan. he was right on the front line. he slept in hammocks. he was treated like an ordinary person. and he found a family in the army. >> he was captain and had a job to do. he had men to lead and that's what he did. that was probably the first time in his life that he really felt like himself. >> i think when he joined the military, that was the making of him. and it has shaped him in the way that he looks at life, the way he looks at other people in his sense of duty. >> harry's military experience inspires him to start a charity for wounded veterans. >> over the past eight

cal harris was.an, his attorneys insisted. >> cal did not deserve to be on trial and frankly michele and her family deserved better. we all want to know what happened to her. it's time to look elsewhere. >> there was a new prosecutor this time. kirk martin. he made the same arguments as the previous d.a., saying the evidence pointed to cal harris killing his wife. the trial took three months. finally, late april, the jury got it. and the waiting began. michele's family still convinced that cal was guilty. is there a corner of your brain that thinks, god, maybe it was somebody else? >> not at all. not at all. >> well, cal and his family hoped the jury had been persuaded otherwise. >> you know, you have been confident before when you've gone on trial because you said i didn't do it. i should be acquitted and yet you weren't. so how does that impact your thinking now? >> just by what bruce and his team have done in the investigation, it's got to create some doubt. we didn't have that before. >> so, unce

here's harris. >> harris: did he say santa is not an american. fox news alert.arks from the president of the united states as our nation has reached a major milestone in the fight against covid-19. you are watching "outnumbered overtime" and i am harris faulkner. president trump is expected to sign an executive order prioritizing american's access to the coronavirus vaccine. it will happen over people in other countries. that's set to happen during an operation warp speed summit this afternoon at the white house just two days before the fda is

she's really fantastic, he is harris. >> harris: georgia officials taking action to protect electionwo weeks away from those high stakes senate runoff races. "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. the georgia secretary of state has sent letters to some 8,000 voters who requested out-of-state ballots, as the group "true the vote" challenges the residency of more than 264,000 voters. and the candidates are in and alall out push to reach their be with the control of the u.s. senate to be decided in georgia. former house speaker newt gingrich sets voter outreach is critical. >> it all depends on turn out. if every considered evidence and every moderate who does not want to see radical change tu

harris? >> harris: rich, thank you. trey gowdy is the former house oversight chair and a fox news contributor. so, you know, trey, when you hear joe biden today say "it is what it is." i ask then what is it? we are not able to ask him. >> yeah, there are three groups, harris, i think that provide oversight in the culture. you have a the executive branch. there are ongoing criminal investigations. you have koch congress, but the house is not going to do something and the senate will only do something if they win one of the seats in georgia. then you have the media. look, i don't follow the news like you do, harris. but i haven't seen that many questions being posed to joe biden about his son. you know, what he said was he had nothing to do with his son's business. so, the answer to whether or not that is true is relevant regardless. if he is right, then someone is trafficking in his name without his knowledge. and if he is wrong, then he told us something that is a lie. and your credibility is always relevant. >> harris:

here's harris. >> harris: did he say santa is not an american. fox news alert. we are awaiting remarks from the president of the united states as our nation has reached a major milestone in the fight against covid-19. you are watching "outnumbered overtime" and i am harris faulkner. president trump is expected to sign an executive order prioritizing american's access to the coronavirus vaccine. it will happen over people in other countries. that's set to happen during an operation warp speed summit this afternoon at the white house just two days before the fda is set to review the pfizer vaccine for emergency use. the white house vaccine czar talked about the timetable. >> we are making hard to make sure we have as many vaccine doses as possible available to the american people. we have committed to immunize the full population by the middle of the year 2021. >> harris: chief white house correspondent john roberts is live on the north lawn. >> the president will host a summit on the vacs vaccine at 2 o'clock and signing an executive order to get the vaccine to a

harris? >> harris: peter, thank you very much. the trump campaign national press secretary hogan giddily g. it's always good to see you. i want your top line thoughts of what is breaking, with the second investigation in the biden family with his brother james. >> 99% to what we talking about today we knew about months ago. at the campaign we had conference calls with hundreds of members of the main stream media on the call and we outlined the verified information that the biden family under criminal investigation by the f.b.i. money laundering was potentially the charge on the table. the media refused to cover it. we had tony bobulinski, you played a clip from him. he came on the record that biden was lying about what he knew. we had texas messages and e-mails. the media refused to cover it and they focused on the fake phony russian witch hunt for three years. they wouldn't cover biden's malfeasance for three seconds. it was totally egregious. that is why they are the bunch line. they are not just nice what they cover or don't co

harris? >> harris: gillian turner, good to see you, thank you.mer white house press secretary and fox news contributor now, ari fleischer joins me. there are a lot of moving parts here, i'm glad you are with me today. first of all, when you look at how an incoming white house would have to deal with this, what should joe biden's transition team be doing right now? >> in normal times this would be a number one headache, threatening to dominate all early action from the administration but normal is defined by the press corps so if the press corps goes easy then they don't have to have this usual feeding frenzy reaction most white houses go through so we will have to see what the rest of the media does with the story. right now they have muted it, they really haven't run with it the way others have. but harris, let me step back. i think there are three major themes here. number one, the threat of china. china remains a major threat, a major adversary and america needs to wake up, the incumbent biden administration needs to wake up and be tough with

you're watching "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner.udy giuliani, said to testify before the michigan house oversight committee but that happens later this afternoon. the trump campaign is contesting election results in several key battleground states. it's not

harris. mr. harris: mr. madison, i must say they taught me in law school that you were a soft-spoken and ineffectual speaker and i see tot you now give the lie that consideration. mr. madison: sir, you should see my writing. mr. harris: mr. mason? mr. mason: mr. harris, mr. madison, people of virginia, people of america. i do not disagree with mr. madison. the endeavor of this last year and a half has been to find our way forward. the constitution, a written constitution that the people might debate, is the natural and best course for our future. however, this is where i counter the gentleman, in that this document is in its way the one that must be ratified. i say nay. there are too many problems still inherent. this is uncharted territory, to be certain. thate that we -- and for reason, we must endeavor to revolt against great britain some years ago was nothing compared to what lies before us now. we have an opportunity to create a government not in the time of war, but in a time of peace and those article

>> harris: wow. staten island, new york, fighting back outside a bar on staten island, protesting its closure after repeatedly defying lockdown rules, the protest comes after the bar's owner was arrested and accused of disorderly conduct, i interviewed him yesterday and the fight israel to save his business. here's what he told me on "outnumbered overtime." >> we followed everything that, their science, everything, the governor, the mayor's order since march and just kept going, kept going, we were literally stripped down to nothing. by the time that happened to be said, someone has to do something. we spoke with keith and we decided to take our stance. >> harris: that is his attorney sitting at his right shoulder. katie, people have reached that point and trey brought it up, you know, where we are in the desperate need for more coronavirus relief for people. but people have reached the end in many cases. danny told me, you know, he still doesn't know if that will save the business but its latch ditc

what did harry truman do? sandwich, poured him a glass of milk, had his sandwich, drank his milk, went to sleep. and when he woke up they were like, mr. president, you won. and he had just pulled off the greatest upset in the history of american politics, but as doris said, the guy went to sleep thinking, you know what? i did my best. if i win, i win. if i lose, i lose. that's an incredible quality for any president to have. >> it is, joe. and i love the book. thank you. it's a gift right now. we are watching freedom being saved for our eyes right now. so this could not be a better moment for you to give us this great gift. and, yeah, another thing that truman had was, forgive me for saying this, i don't think doris will disagree, he had a sense of history. never had a college education. family couldn't afford it. truman was probably better read in presidential history than almost any other president. truman used to say he couldn't imagine how anyone could be president of the united states without being intere

i'm harris faulkner. today is the deadline for georgia residents to register to vote in next month's run-off races. they will determine the control of the u.s. senate and the direction of america. senator kelly loeffler and her democrat opponent, raphael warnock were not holding back last night. >> i cannot stand by and let georgians not know who my opponent is, how radical his views are and how he would fundamentally change hour country. he's out of step with georgia's values. >> it's clear to me that my opponent is going to work really hard spending millions of dollars of her own money trying to push a narrative about me because she's clearly decided that she does not have a case to be made for why she should stay in that seat. >> harris: meanwhile, president trump held a rally in georgia as he continues to challenge the presidential election results there. he urged supporters not to sit this one out. >> the stake in this election is control of the u.s. senate. that really means control of this country.

i am harris faulkner. joe biden is such a campaign next hour in georgia ahead of the senate ra runoff but he's ur the cloud of a growing investigation into his son's taxes, ties to foreign countries including china. top senate republicans say they've been asking unsuccessfully for testimony from hunter biden associates. senator ron johnson calling out the media for largely ignoring the controversy prior to the election. speak of this is not a surprise. it's amazing, it's galling. exposed election and the mainstream media recognizing this hunter biden story, it's probably worth investigating. it's really amazing particularly when you realize the national security threats at stake. extortion, counterintelligence threats of their connections with the chinese companies, the individuals and connections to the chinese communist party, people's liberation army. >> harris: when you hear that voice near the president-elect joe biden asking tough questions, this is the guy that's doing it. peter doocy live in atlant

i'm harris faulkner. here today host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. host of "no interruption" on "fox nation," tomi lahren. attorney and fox news contributor emily campagno. and joining us today brian kilmeade. co-host of "fox & friends." host of the "brian kilmeade radio show." if we had 15 more minutes the rest of this busy man's star-filled resume. good to see you, everybody. emily, because of your legal background i'll lean on you hard for the first one. what does all of this mean in the big picture for attorney general bill barr and for president-elect joe biden? >> emily: i will start with the attorney general. so first of all, if he had announced this investigation or in fact taken visible steps in the runup leading to the election it would have gone against the d.o.j. guidelines. there is a lot of crowing about well, look if we had known about this, the vote would have been different. but to me the larger point here is it's clear they are taking pain-staking steps to preserve the integrity

here is. >> harris: all right. griff jenkins, you did a great job, considering you had a bullhorn in your ear. thank you so very much. we appreciate the live reporting, and everyone concedes that the march for trump down in georgia is in full swing. you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, kennedy. new york city physician and fox news contributor, dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor, marie harf, and joining us today on the virtual couch, center city, former education secretary under president reagan, also fox news contributor, bill bennett. bill, you know, i'm curious, and this is a live look and cannot atlanta, the bus to now pulling away, you heard them talking about the day that supporters are having down there. how concerned should lawmakers who are traveling from capitol hill -- should the president be? putting all of this muscle into something that is going to happen january 5th. how much concern should there be that well, maybe georgia voters to support the president's are more fo

i'm harris faulkner.own hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich. joining us on the center of the virtual couch, founder and executive director of the turning point usa. charlie, it's great to see you. i just want to start with, you know, it's the constitution, there are all these laws. how does it fit in that it is the sheriff, the police who are in charge of the governor's thoughts and restrictions and not the health department? >> charlie: there's so many contradicting orders that are happening right now especially in california, you saw that viral video over the weekend of a small business owner in thousand oaks, california, she had her restaurant shut down and right next to it, there was a movie set that was allowed to do the exact thing that she wasn't allowed to do in the constitution is not suspended even in the time of a crisis or a pandemic. you are starting to see small business owners across the country fight for their life. this has been almost seven or eight months of lockdowns and

very suspect. >> harris: marie, your response? >> marie: we do know that this investigation has been going on for some time and that it hasn't progressed beyond the point where it is today and i think all of us are just going to follow where the facts lead. hunter biden came out yesterday before it had been reported in the press, made a statement on it and i think that the president-elect biden is not rumored to be or accused of being every part of this investigation, he is totally separate from it. i will be interested to see what the fbi finds, on his son. he is a private citizen, doesn't have a government role and i look forward to all of the conservatives who have pushed back on investigations of ivanka trump's taxes. we support the hunter biden investigation, as i think conservatives are, they should also support these other investigations. if anything the trump children actually have government jobs, hunter biden does not. so follow the facts but i think it is incumbent upon us not to get out in front of those facts before w

i cast my vote for kamala harris. gloria butler. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: wendy davis. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: bobby fuse. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: deborah gonzalez. sen. wyden: -- >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: steve henson. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: calvin smyre. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: van johnson. >> i proudly cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: pedro marin. >> [indiscernible] fenika miller. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: ben myers. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: rachel paule. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: bob trammell. >> i cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: sachin varghese. >> [indiscernible] nikema williams. >> i proudly cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: cathy woolard. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: i am pleased to announce that kamala d. harris has received 16 votes for vice president of the united states. [applause] do i have a motion that the providing officer and secretar

now is netflix is the crown's historical consultant and whose new book battle of brothers william harry and the inside story of a family in troubled reveals how in the heart of the british establishment sometimes truth is stranger than fiction robert lacey joins me now from london thanks so much for coming on i'm going to ask you given that you have such a name in journalism for the fact that everyone in this country knows used by sell by dates on supermarket food for your work at the sunday times insight team why even writing about william and harry out of interest you're going way back into. my you see and i asked yes i was an investigative journalist on consumer matters and back in the sixty's there were these strange codes on the bottoms of maggots and i said what does that mean and that's it that's that's when it's going to go moldy and i said what i'd like to know when it goes moldy and so run a campaign and sell by dates you can thank me for i mean when i die they're going to talk about my expiring date anyway but that's another matter i felt that it was important that the britis

harris, i like your idea of uniformity. >> harris: wow.idea of a december 8th meeting at the white house with the president of the united states, governors, execs, and the like. those others on the list, i would guess probably some medical professionals in the room too. we will have to cover it as it happens. i want them to have the kinds of discussions that we are having here. already, the trump campaign taking the election fight to the wisconsin supreme court. have a safe election officials unfairly influence the outcome. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ as long as i got you then baby ♪ ♪ you know that you've got me, oh! yea...♪ ♪ now every bath fitter bathbath fis installed quickly, ♪ you know that you've got me, oh! yea...♪ safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you

he knew harry well.y shared a foxhole and he was there when the mortars hit and harry and another young buddy, herman greater, were killed that day. >> in the 34th replacement draft, is this someone that you recognize? >> oh, yeah. it was my body. gray. i think his name was gray. >> he was my uncle. >> he was her uncle? >> he was my uncle. >> i've heard a story of that. he was my body, my foxhole buddy. he would always call me pop. i was 24 at that time and he was 18. he would always say pop. >> to find charlie after all these years was not something i had ever anticipated when i began writing "unknown valor" but his story lined up perfectly with everything we knew about that day and he was able to tell us things about harry we would have never known. >> we had a lot of fun. and i tell you, we would go out somehow that day, we discovered the japanese cave and they had a bunch of rifles on the walls. so gray said we are going to get souvenirs any jumped down there. >> harry did? harry gray? >> and we all

harry from page to meghan was more coming up in today's going underground 1st as netflix rejects calls from u.k. culture secretary all of a dowden over claims to a disclaimer warning viewers it's a work of fiction as the british public's imagination been irrevocably harmed after here are valuable coronavirus misinformation and political spin joining me now is netflix's the crown's historical consultant and whose new book battle of brothers william harry and the inside story of a family untold reveals how in the heart of the british establishment sometimes truth is stranger than fiction robert lacey joins me now from london thanks so much for coming on i'm going to ask you given that you have such a name in journalism for the fact that everyone in this country knows use by sell by dates on supermarket food for your work at the sunday times inside team why even writing about william and harry out of interest you're going way back into my u.c. and i asked yes i was an investigative journalist on consumer matters and back in the sixty's there were these strange codes on the bottoms of our

here we are going to get the fda to run through the process. >> harris: casey stegall has more. >> harris, it's important to note that the cdc still says a 14 day quarantine period is the most effective way to reduce the spread of covid. the agency now says quarantine can officially end after ten days if the person is not developed any symptoms. it drops to seven days of the asymptomatic person tests negative for the virus. in the meantime, states across the country are ironing out the plans for distribution of the vaccine. the u.s. government says it can ship out the first doses within 24 hours after the fda green light said for emergency use. health care workers on the most vulnerable will be given priority, while dr. anthony fauci says that the entire u.s. code have herd immunity to the disease by the end of summer 2021. >> you can expeditiously vaccinate people that by the time you get to the end of the second quarter of 2021, vaguely main, june, july, august, you will very likely could have overwhelming amount of the people vaccinated. >> harris: breaking news inside the press briefi

. ♪ >> harris: two. one.here is a growing push on capitol hill for a special counsel investigation. fox news has obtained an e-mail from 2017. it's from hunter biden. reaching out to the chairman of a chinese energy firm. offering best wishes from the entire biden family. hunter biden in the e-mail urging the chinese corporation chairman to quickly wire $10 million to properly fund and operate a joint venture. that part is a quote. this just happened. our own peter doocy, pressed joe biden to respond to the federal tax investigation of hunter biden. >> did nothing wrong? >> president-elect biden: i'm confident. >> harris: "i'm confident" he told him late yesterday. meanwhile, a number of republicans say the incoming biden administration cannot be trusted to look in to all of this. >> i'm absolutely calling on a special counsel to look at all things hunter biden to see if he presents a conflict for the biden administration regarding his business dealings in ukraine, which is overrun with russian agents and any

i'm harris faulkner. here host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. fox news contributor and attorney emily campagno. fox news contributor and high school of "moms" on "fox nation" rachel campos-duffy. joining us today for the first time on "outnumbered," dave rubin. host of "the rubin report." author of "don't burn this book: thinking for yourself in an age of unreason." dave, welcome. good to have you, everybody on this fine friday. david, start with you. a call you saw there from senator cotton for joe biden to have a news conference and answer questions about the allegations against hunter biden. of course, we know it would require that reporters would be able to ask questions. a trend we haven't necessarily seen with joe biden. >> dave: yeah. i'm glad you framed it that way, harris. that is what this is really all about. we are basically in a reality war at this point. depending on what news channels you watch and what podcasts you listen to and the youtube channels you pay attention to, that is wh

i'm harris faulkner. here today, host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. fox news correspondent, gillian turner. host of "no interruption" on fox nation, tomi lahren. and joining us today, syndicated radio host and former cia analyst, buck sexton is here. great to see everybody, happy monday. so, buck, you heard from jen psaki. you heard what john kennedy of louisiana said about her. what do you think? >> buck: i think it's troubling to see that the continuation of the suppression of the hunter biden story is the strategy here. not just the story, mind you now, the investigation. this is taking a turn where it isn't just about with a social media companies will allow people to talk about it right before an election, which we know they did not, but it goes beyond that now to a question of what happens on the legal end of this. there has been a confirmation of a federal -- at least a probe, i should say. it'll be the earlier stages of looking at tax issues, money laundering, et cetera. this is why a spe

here is harris. ♪ >> harris: thank you, kennedy.gainst the covid-19 pandemic with a vaccine in hand. the first americans are being vaccinated. "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. history unfolding as those first americans vaccinated against covid-19. health care workers in new york got their shots live on television, and it continues. we may pick up some of that as it happens. operation warp speed is rolling out an unprecedented effort to distribute life-saving vaccines to all 50 states. u.s. surgeon general jerome adams describes how the trump administration decide the critics and broke records. >> it was the

about william and harry out of interest you're going way back into my u.c. and i asked yes i was an investigative journalist on consumer matters and back in the sixty's there were these strange codes on the bottoms of maggots and i said what does that mean and that's it that's that's when it's going to go moldy and i said what i'd like to know when it goes moldy and so ran a campaign and sell by dates you can thank me for i mean when i die they're going to talk about my expiring date anyway but that's another matter i felt that it was important that the british monarchy should be analyzed with the same degree of scrutiny that we apply to anything else in our lives i i admire the british want to keep it i don't think we have to worship it should not be treated as a religion we are not servants of the british monarchy they are our servants we pay them our taxes and so it seemed to me right that we should look at how they're behaving how well they're handing out trust and to come up to the present day there was incredible mystery year ago about the relationship

wisconsin cast its electoral votes for biden and harris today. pennsylvania cast its electoral votes for biden and harris today. georgia, arizona. but it did get weird. i mean, in arizona, i kid you not, republicans in arizona sent a forged certificate of ascertainment to the national archives in washington, pretending that they were the real electors from arizona and their votes for trump are real and should be counted by the united states senate. literally, they sent a forged document. this is from the arizona republic today. "fake electors try to deliver arizona's 11 votes for trump." here's the lead -- "an arizona group sent the national archives in washington, d.c., notarized documents intended to deliver, wrongly, the state's 11 electoral votes for president trump. mesa resident lori osiecki, age 62, helped create a facsimile of the certificate of ascertainment that is submitted to formally cast each state's electoral votes." she told the "arizona republic," "we already turned it in. we beat them to the game." so, the real electoral votes w

harris. marla: i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and for kamala d. harris. marie: i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and for kamala d. harris. john: we proceed to sign the certificate of vote. marla: i ask that each elector sign the duplicate originals of the certificate of vote also. >> thank you, mr. chairman. vice president of the united >> we the undersigned electors for president and vice president of the united states of america, for the respective terms beginning on the 20th of january ad 2021, being electors duly legally appointed and qualified by and for the state of delaware as appears by a next certificate made and delivered to us by the executive of said state, having met agreeably, on the first monday after the second wednesday of december of the year 2020, being the 14th day of the month, to hereby certify that being so assembled and duly organized, we proceed to vote by ballot and balloted for the president and then vice president by distinct ballots. we fully certify the following are two distinct lists, one of the votes for president a

biden and kamala debbie harris. it is for them, the people of georgia, that i say today we are electors, but we are also servants. servants of a better georgia. servants of a better future. and servants of the united states of america. we will now cast our ballots for the president of the united states. [applause] the ballots for president will be distributed to each of the electors. please complete your ballot once you receive it. upon completion, your ballot will be collected. afterwards, i will confirm your vote with each of you via roll call. ms. abrams: the ballots have been reviewed and transmitted. as i call your name, please state the name of the person you cast your vote for president. i will start by saying that i cast my vote for president joe biden. gloria butler. >> joe biden. ms. abrams: wendy davis. >> i cast my vote for joe biden. fuest.ams: bobby >> i cast my vote for president joe biden. ms. abrams: deborah gonzales. >> [inaudible] henson.ms: steve >> [inaudible] ms. abrams: van johnson. >> joe bid

harris, it is so great to talk with you. thank you so much for being here. >> it's so wonderful to be with you. and be back with you. having a conversation. >> i have to ask you to start off. have you had the opportunity to everyone take it in the history that you have now made that you will be making as the first woman, first black woman, first asian american woman to be vice president of the united states? have you taken it in. >> i have to some extent. probably the day that we get sworn in will be -- it will really hit me. since the day we found out we have been just moving. trying to pull together a cabinet. and get the transition going as smoothly as possible. i'll keep you posted. yeah. >> you have been moving. you have been busy including you came back from georgia. from my good friends city of columbus. the beautiful city. campaigning for the jon ossoff as well as reverend warnock. talk about the stakes of that election. you have served in the united states senate. in a mitch mcconnell universe. president-elect biden

i am harris faulkner. here today, kennedy, katie pavlich, tomi lahren, and joining us today, host of making money on fox business, charles payne. look at you and your sunshine. and your tie. good to see you. let's get started with william barr on his way out, talking special counsel, all of it. charles payne >> charles: i'd love to see a special counsel. my enthusiasm for what they may achieve has gone down a lot. we are a long way from watergate nixon. but i think the bigger story, not necessarily the bigger story about something they can't go unnoticed is how come this took so long. why couldn't all of these things have been revealed. going back to even 2009 with the tax news. now everybody's reporting, the mainstream media always had breaking news within the trump campaign. it was anonymous speculation, anonymous story making. why couldn't they know about this? to me even if you're not political, anyone who's apolitical, look at this and smell a rat. the fix was always in and you've got to have very lit

kamala harris for president and vice president, respectively. here is how the process played out in michigan. >> good afternoon, as provided under the constitution of the united states, the laws of the united states and the great state of michigan, the 2020 meeting of the electoral college is now convened and will come to order. please rise for the pledge of allegiance, led by our state representatives of the 14th congressional district. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the bigger public for which it -- and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. please remain standing for the national anthem and the black national anthem by the turner sisters. [singing] >> oh say can you see light dawn's early we hail at the whoseht's last gleaming broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air proof through the night was still there oh, say does tha