welcome to fox news live i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkins, no appearance from president biden and former president trump on the campaign trail as both candidates have been pulling out all of the stops in the final days of the midterm elections. aishah hosni live in atlanta with more. hi, aishah. aishah: good to see you this afternoon.

let's to jacqui heinrich at the white house right now. >> we are in constant communication with the mayor of el paso and look, i talked and the venezuelan enforcement initiative that helped drop the migration, which as you know, an initiative, drastic night by a

jacqui heinrich live in st. croix. thank you, jacqui. you know, gillian, it's really nice that southwest is trying to make sure people get ticket refunds, meal refunds, taking care of the best they can, but you have to wonder what does the board of southwest, the southwest board, what are they going to say about this and what's going to happen to the ceo? >> gillian: i don't know, i would also venture it's not a good will gesture, right, they should not get a lot of credit, for they force their own customers to sign on so. the least american passengers can expect is for them to fulfill their own terms. >> anita: yeah, people want to get where they are going during the holidays, that's for sure. >> gillian: after paying historically high prices for tickets. title 42 meanwhile will stay in place at least for now, this after the supreme court decided against lifting the policy until the justices have the opportunity to hear a legal challenge in february. high court's ruling does not provide a lot of immediate relief for border towns overwhe

. >> john: first, jacqui heinrich has the latest from the biden administration and that deadline looming, jacqui. >> remember all the details we were promised all last week on how the administration plans to manage the border when title 42 is lifted? we still don't have them. the president has nothing on his public schedule, no briefing today, and even though john kirby availed himself to reporters for a virtual q & a, we don't have any details as to whether this plan is even complete. >> dhs has done a fair amount of work here in terms of preparing for the expiration of 42 and i think it's best and most appropriate to speak to the work when and if they can. >> is it that finished? >> i would refer you to dhs. >> dhs has not gotten back to us, and they are moving forward with plans for title 42 to be lifted but distancing themselves from it. >> a court order, we are going to comply, we follow the rule of law -- that is a court order. >> started by you guys. >> court order has been provided to us. >> we'll know by 5:00 whether the administration is still pushing to lift title 42, border m

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white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has reaction from the white house live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. the white house previously said they have been keeping a close eye on twitter with respect to misinformation under elon musk's new ownership but after musk showed how the company used its hacked materials clause to suppress that bombshell report about the president's some ahead of the 2020 election, the white house is shrugging it off. >> it won't do anything to help a single american improve their lives. we see it as an interesting, you know, coincidence and, you know, it's a distraction. >> officials dismissive today after elon musk released internal communications showing the democratic party pushed executives to silence certain voices on twitter ahead of the election. as prosecutors weigh charges against the younger biden, he has been increasingly visible, joining the first and second for the kennedy center honors and lavish state dinner on the south lawn after vacations in nantucket thanksgiving seen shopping with the president

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, jacqui, thank you. come up shortly we will show you how drug cartels are looking to make major profits from the end of title 42. we are getting new insight tonight into the cooperation between the fbi and twitter about the hunter biden laptop story. it is the latest in the series of revelations from the social media giant. correspondent david spunt is at the justice department with the latest installation of the twitter files. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. this is the seventh drop of information regarding the twitter files as you mentioned. it paints a narrative of a cozy relationship between the fbi and twitter. specifically though this mentions information about that hunter biden scandal going back several years, independent journalist michael shellenberger was tapped by elon musk to disseminate this to the public to millions of people across the globe the following is from shemen berger. he titled the release the fbi and the hunter biden laptop and how the fbi and intelligence co

>> bret: jacqui heinrich traveling with the president in saint croix. thank you.se minority leader kevin mccarthy's path to become speaker of the house is on thin ice tonight as there are new questions about the timelines of key investigations republicans are promising with their new house majority. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is tracking the latest developments from chill capitol hill. good evening, bret. >> fox has just obtained a letter from the 15 g.o.p. house members who represent districts carried by president biden saying they will only support kevin mccarthy for speaker. the vote is tuesday. >> republicans pledge big things when they seize the house. >> there has been no oversight of this administration for the past two years. >> dr. fauci is about to retire but that doesn't mean that we aren't finished asking him a lot of questions. >> however, the house is paralyzed until it picks a speaker. the house can't swear in members. can't pass bills, can't launch investigations. all promised by kevin mccarthy. >> we got important investigativ

welcome to fox news live, i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkins coming to you from new york. and they'll match up against argentina or australia and i think it's probably argentina. as you mentioned it's tough news for the u.s., it's our first time in a long time that we've gotten out of group play, which is what we were hoping would happen and now, starting off in the main bracket, they make a loss. two early goals by the dutch in the first half that we really never sort of got back, but we're very proud of that u.s. team and it's a young team, jacqui. they will be back and most of these players could possibly be on the 2026 team, but as someone who grew up playing soccer from the time i was five through high school, it's tough to watch. this really was a special, very talented and driven team with what they could do. and i've got to tell you, let's bring in nate foy. i believe he's here in new york at a bar. nate, what's the reaction there? i know a lot of hearts broken there. >> yeah, griff. i would say an electric morn

that's where we begin with white house correspondent jacqui heinrich live in the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. sign of strength that ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy felt that he can could leave his country for the first time since the war began as the u.s. pledges this new package of 1.85 billion in security assistance for ukraine as well as for the first time the patriot missile system, a defensive system that kyiv has repeatedly requested giving them new strength to defend their cities as president putin has increasingly relied on crews and ballistic missiles a tack civilians and infrastructure around ukraine. it brings the total aid from the u.s. to $22 billion. this package also includes thousands of mortars and artillery shells vehicles and specialized kits that enhance the accuracy of bombs dropped by fighter jets. the delivery of patriots after months of pleas from ukraine to close the skies, push the ukrainian order in the audience to ask president biden why not just provide all the advanced systems that ukraine needs right now

but we begin with white house correspondent jacqui heinrich tonight live on the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. today in georgia, on election day, the president's absence was only outsized by his absence on the southern border in, yet, another visit to a border state. >> na na, no no, i don't know. >> in phoenix president biden struggled to articulate the private company's semiconductor manufacturing investment that he ranks as more important than the illegal immigration crisis unfolding less than 200 miles away. his explanation for once again skipping a border visit while visiting a border state. >> more important things going on. >> infuriating republican lawmakers. >> how would he know? he hasn't been there. and it sure is something that is pretty critically important to the people of texas and frankly to the immigrants that are getting abused and dying. >> some democrats rushing to biden's defense. >> i don't care if he visits the border or not. he doesn't need to visit the border to know we have got a problem. >> others voicing concern. >>

jacqui heinrich.l this visit comes as macron reportedly slams the biden administration's green agenda. as he just mentioned he called it super aggressive, not in line with friendship. joining me former commissioner of the federal regulatory energy commission of the united states. neil, great to have you here, give me perspective on comments from macron, super aggressive. >> look, i have my fair share of the biden administration's clean energy policies but they're very different from the criticisms that macron has. he only complains about subsidies when they're not from the subsidy region of france. otherwise it is just sparkling protectionism. it seems kind of hollow to me would be angered that the u.s. government was pursuing policies to create jobs at home and not in france. cheryl: you know it is interesting too because i can't totally disagree with president biden because he wants you know, america first here, basically. he is saying u.s. companies, we want to buy green products, green technologie

jacqui heinrich in st.roix with the latest. >> reporter: air force one got president biden to his caribbean vacation no problem. thousand of americans were not so lucky. his administration is vowing to hold southwest airlines to the customer service commitments. everything from meal vouchers, hotels to refunds. >> you remember earlier this year, especially over the summer we saw a lot of problems with a lot of airlines, i pressed them to increase service commitments to customers. they put that's in writing now that they have put it in writing we can enforce that. we're able to get passengers millions of dollars in refunds this year alone. >> reporter: so you west trying to get commission trust may face a tough road ahead. there may be scrutiny from congress. >> moneys paid out during covid they were paid out to maintain the payroll and maintain the workforce. >> reporter: bloomberg reports the carrier vice president of ground operations declared a state of operational emergency at the airport after flushly

first to jacqui heinrich live in st. croix where the president is vacationing. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, trace. yeah, that suffolk university poll shows 67% of americans prefer that biden not run again. the white house is closing out 2022 as what they see as the president's greatest hits. >> got over 250 billions passed. they lowered prescription drug costs and held care premiums and brought down your energy costs and reformed gun laws. president biden nominated the most diverse set of federal justs in history. >> he touted lower gas prices and the bipartisan infrastructure law. biden is signalling that he wants to work with republicans more in 2023 tweeting that i like for ward to continue bipartisan progress in the year ahead. republicans taking over the house don't see this administration as a good partner. >> we have to show true leadership and truth worthy leadership in america. for the rest of the world to see this. i don't think people around the rest of the world can fail them, why we have open borders. >> now, divided government usually mean gr

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has our top story tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, bret. the biden administration is officially pressing forward with their b bid to end title 42 nott least for a week depends on when the supreme court rules on it. they say they need more time to prepare, acknowledging that the end of title 42 will likely bring what they call a disruption and a temporary increase in unlawful border crossings. possibly why we haven't heard any new details on how they plan to manage it. >> near daily for over a week, the white house has promised new details on how they plan to manage the border in a post title 42 world. it still hasn't come. and officials won't even confirm the plans they have been touting are complete. >> dhs has done a fair amount of work here in terms of preparing for the expiration of 42. and i really think it's best and most appropriate for them to speak to that work when and if they can. >> is that work finished? >> again, i refer you to dhs. >> dhs said we will keep you in the loop whe

jacqui heinrich on that. we have texas congressman kevin brady with us.jacqui. whether what sticks in their crawl is that this created use of title 42 to adjudicate these cases to the other side of the boreder is a trump idea and they want nothing to do with it. >> yeah, that's essentially it. look, i can't describe to you how bad things are on the border. it has been obviously for the last almost two years. more recently, it's just indescribable. the morale of the border patrol, the communities that have just been beaten down along the border. this morning, you know, in texas, there were 300,000 young people in the sex slave industry. in good part because of our proximity in and the contributions of an open border, this is a huge crisis. i know the president has announced another trip to africa going forward. we would like him to stop at his own southern border and see what a crisis he's created there. >> neil: you know, everyone him has. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas was back there. i don't know what he accomplished. we know that gavin

jacqui heinrich is traveling with the president in st. croix with more on the potential head winds that the president could be facing. jacqui? >> edward, if you ask anyone at the white house, it is not head winds but all clear skies ahead. the press secretary is tweeting after building the most significant legislative record since lbj, 2023 will be a big year delivering for the american people. officials compiled biden's greatest hits of 2022. >> he got over 250 bills passed. lowered healthcare premiums, brought down energy costs, delivered veterans benefits, a record number of manufacturing jobs. the most diverse it is of federal judges in history. the bipartisan infrastructure law. and already more than half of the gas stations in america have pumps at $2.99 or lower. >> the white house is quietly signals 2023 may not be a big legislative year for biden despite his own statement a he wants bipartisan progress. andrew bates not outlining any new priorities for the white house but saying that biden is poised to move into the new year impl

james: jacqui heinrich, joining us to discuss the biden probes and the president said review, we haveongressman jeff van drew from the house homeland security, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> i'm thinking as a response to republican investigation the white house saying we're going to try to stall without complying without valid subpoenas is not the most compelling counterargument but i guess you're probably expecting a lot of stonewalling here. >> there is going to be stonewalling but we have to keep going at it and going out and going at it. you know what, america people deserve the truth and if there was nothing to worry about they would not be stonewalling they would open everything up and say take a look at it and tell me what you see there, but we know there are relationships between the vice president when he was vice president and now president biden and other countries including china, possibly ukraine, possibly other countries as well, financial, interactions to a place with hunter and him, there is a lot of stuff that went on in there is so much we need to learn n

i'm jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. a lot stuffed into the 4,000 page spending bill.t's good and what's bad about it. released early on tuesday morning and trying to do the math, we'll do it for you. a lot of reasons to speed through that reading in the next couple of days. >> john: good luck. you have it behind you on the desk. won't stop reading it. some lawmakers say it's irresponsible, especially given the eye popping national debt now, and more than $31 trillion. >> jacqui: hillary vaughn is tracking the extras, but first fox news alert at the southern border crisis. >> john: the state of arizona will take down the makeshift border wall out of shipping containers after a court battle with the federal government. >> jacqui: the state had stacked dozens of steel containers and topped them with four feet of razor wire along the mexico border. the government says washington's failures forced the state to build its own wall in the first place. >> john: this comes as title 42 remains in limbo and businesses and communities are preparing for an influx of people that wil

jacqui heinrich with the president in st. croix where the administration is vowing to get to the bottom of this and nancy mace on the billions in aid airlines received and the southwest airlines union head fuming over what he calls a catastrophic failure despite all of it. he's here. fox to mike tobin in chicago where it's all going down. mike? >> well, going down certainly is one way to put it. going downhill. you have this mass of bags standing as a visual example of that. what you have here is a line of people around the whole baggage area. they're being allowed by a desk one by one to walk into this purgatory of bags to expect the bags and see if they have found their bag. every once in a while a big cheer will go up. it's a terrible miss. you have 2,800 domestic flights cancelled. of that, southwest airlines is responsible for 87% of those. i said that wrong. 5,800 of the flights from southwest are cancelled. bags are stuck. the staff is stuck as well as the traveling public. they just want to get home. >> our luggage is

jacqui heinrich is at the white house. she heard that first hand earlier. hi, jacqui. >> hi, sandra. we still don't have the details we were promised last week on how the white house plans to manage the coming surge. one line that we're hearing more and more is that congressional republicans are to blame if the administration doesn't get more money to fix the problem. >> we're asking for $3.5 billion in additional funding to help us with the challenges that we're seeing. so if congressional republicans are serious about this, serious about dealing with what the challenges that we're currently seeing, then they would assist. >> officials here character size the president's work on this issue so far as successful. pointing to 23,000 agents at the border. that was in response to a question about el paso's democrat mayor declaring a state of emergency because in his words, he can't keep asylum seekers or his community safe anymore. that is happening right now before title 42 even goes away. one thing the administration is not wanting to take ownership of is thi

here is white house correspondent jacqui heinrich traveling with the president on his holiday vacationint croix. >> air force 1 got president biden to his caribbean vacation but thousands of americans weren't so lucky. now his administration is vowing to hold southwest airlines to their customer service commitments for everything from meal vouchers to hotels to refunds. >> earlier this year, especially over the summer, we saw a lot of problems with a lot of airlines and i pressed them to increase their customer service commitments to put it in writing and now that they have put it in writing, we can enforce that. we have been able to get passengers hundreds of millions of dollars in refunds this year alone. >> southwest pledging to earn back customer trust may face a long road ahead. stocks down more than 10% in the last two days. there will also be scrutiny from congress. >> the moneys that were paid out during covid, they were paid out to maintain the payroll and to maintain the workforce. but, what happened during the three-years of covid was a lot of these workers, pilots and other

elizabeth: thank you so much for your great reporting, jacqui heinrich. always terrific.e. gavin newsom is now speaking out about the open border. of he's saying the immigration system is, quote, about to break as title 42 goes away next week. what do you say? >> listen, i think we've seen it over the last weekend especially, i mean, the videos coming from our southern border, over 2500 people this weekend, there was just a tweet from tony gonzalez who represents that area down there that new chain-link fence has been e -- i erected. i don't think a chain-link fence is going to make the difference. i think we need to tighten our borders, and we need to give our customs and border patrol agents the resources that they need -- elizabeth: well, sorry, it feels like -- i hate interrupting, it feels like we're at a tipping point. because the washington post is reporting drug cartels have reached deep into main street america and the heartland. we have to to get to this, new york city's now seeing 3,000 cops have left so far this year. that the's 42% more than -- that's 42% mor

wouldn't you know this is a rare event here where we also have jacqui heinrich at the white house right now and this regard as separate matter regarding title 42 where i guess they have not done a 180, but coined of altered their position. maybe you can update us? >> reporter: right now, neil, we're just waiting what chief justice john roberts is going to do in response to the doj response filed last night. roberts could act arohn or could call in his colleagues. they could extend title 42 indefinitely while all this litigation plays out in lower courts or could allow it to expire on time which would be admit at midnight tonight. biden administration wants to end title 42, they don't question this doesn't happen for at least a week, depending on the day that the court makes their decision. all that explains why we haven't yet received the details that we've been promised almost daily over a week now on how the administration plans to manage the border in a post-title 42 world. the doj says the administration needs more time to hash it out and quote, that transition is a complex, multiag

jacqui heinrich is in the room.n she begins her questions to karine jean-pierre, we will dip back in. bill hagerty, before we lose you, sir, it's a busy day for you. can i please ask you, obviously about news of the day when it involves the border, and as it involves fentanyl pouring over that border, we have interviewed and spoken with far too many parents here on this program, senator, who have dealt with losing a child to this fentanyl crisis and now with the ending of title 42 there is concern what we are seeing now is nothing compared to what we will see when that comes to an end. what are we doing about this in this country? >> well, sandra, you touched on what is i think the crisis facing america and due directly with the youth. number one killer of young people between 18 and 45 is drug overdose. majority fentanyl coming across the pourous southern border. i've tried to stop it, the stop fentanyl border crossing act, it was blocked in april after they took down the use of title 42, no longer a pandemic, the

elizabeth: great information, jacqui heinrich.ning us now, congressman french hill and joegy malady from the fraternal order of police. happy holidays, merry christmas to you all. congressman, let's first get your reaction to the president. he's going to run again. but, and now he's saying inflation is here to stay after he said it was zero. he claimed it was transitory. watch. >> it's going to take time to get inflation back to normal levels as we keep our job market resilient. we could see setbacks along the way, to state the obvious. economists call all these things transitory effects. >> increases in prices are likely to have only transitory effects on inflation -- >> transitory -- >> transitory -- >> transitory -- >> transitory. >> today we received news that our economy had 0% inflation in the month of july. 0%. elizabeth: okay. none of that was true. congressman, what are republicans doing to stop the democrats with their demands for more spending? it's fueling inflation. the ped is battling with even more rate hikes as the

jacqui heinrich is our white house correspondent. jacqui?, air force one got president biden to his caribbean vacation but thousands of americans were not so lucky. and now the administration is vowing to hold southwest airlines to their commitments to meal vouchers, refunds and holhotelsbut not without criticw long it took to make it happen. >> punel and the white house didn't respond until yesterday arch about four days in. >> the transportation secretary making a blitz of tv appearances detailing his calls with the southwest ceo after house judiciary republicans tweeted "where's secretary pete? "buttigieg says he has been on the case. good morning at the moment i'm on capitol hill not far from your offices. we will keep getting results from passengers using our authorities and resources as an agency. something he says he has done successfully before. >> do you remember earlier this year, especially over the summer, we saw a lot of problems with a lot of airlines and i pressed them to increase their customer service commitments to put it i

also at the white house with jacqui heinrich. let's go to jacqui first as we wait for a response from the white house this afternoon. hi, jacqui. >> hi, martha. the white house has promised new details for when title 42 goes away. we'll get this before the expiration on december 21 tomorrow night at midnight. the press secretary sid that today we would get information on reports that the administration is looking at sending migrants to mexico via the expedited removal process. we still don't have any details. there's no new information. officials won't confirm the plans that they speak of are even complete. >> dhs has done a fair amount of work here in terms of preparing for the expiration of 42. i really think it's best and most appropriate for them to speak to that work and if they can. >> is that work finished? >> again, i'd refer you to dhs. >> dhs just got back to me and said they'll keep us in the loop when they have more to provide. meantime we're about three hours out from the biden administration's deadline to submit a re

jacqui heinrich is following the president and has the latest. >> we are awaiting word from the whitese anything related to the border or title 42. they haven't said a whole lot since the supreme court decision came down and what the plan is to mitigate the coming surge if and when it's ultimately lifted. the other news we're waiting on and we expect sometime soon, the president's decision whether he intends to seek reelection. he's said many times he would run again, but he has to speak to his family and targeted that for this vacation in st. croix. and the first lady said she and the family are supportive. now we're awaiting word on a decision. >> whether you're running for reelection, sir? >> there's an election coming up? i didn't know that. >> what's for 2023? >> how was dinner? >> we are expecting his announcement one way or another early in the new year, but a recent fox news polls shows a whopping 64% of voters would prefer that biden not run again, albeit an improvement from july when that number was 71%. the president hasn't released much of an agenda for the current term. m

. >> steve: jacqui heinrich is live at the white house. white house says they are prepared for this flood of migrants coming next week, but the people on our southern all right say we have no idea what is going to happen. what is going on? >> wouldn't we all love to know the answer to that steve. they have been promising us more details every day this week on exactly what system is going to replace title 42 when it expires in just five days. and now it's friday and they have punted again. >> we are doing the work. we are going to do this in a safe and humane way. and we will have more to share on the proposed preparedness next week before the december 21st date on day one the president put forth a progressive reform plan that dealt with protecting -- protection for dreamers. cutting down the asylum build up that we have been seeing. especially because of what the last administration did. >> the lack of clear answers we are facing right now might make someone think there isn't a sense of urgency around here even as denver's democratic mayor

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has the latest tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. some have won doctored if president biden's bid to overhaul the democrats' primary nominating calendar putting the state that got him elected first in line is an indicator that he is running. and now there are some reports suggesting he might have made up his mind. >> four more years. >> i don't know about that. >> maybe he knows now president biden and the first lady reportedly toasted biden's bid second term with french counterparts at last week's state dinner after macron walked away from a conversation with dr. jill biden apparently congratulations are order. white house officials not yet confirming the plans. >> his intention to run. is he going to talk to his family and make a decision about that. i expect it shortly after the holidays. >> despite reported hesitation over the president's age, workload, and upcoming congressional investigations, senior adviser tells fox dr. biden and his family are supportive of biden's intention to run

you heard jacqui heinrich lay out all the things president believe hes done. 23% say good year for americans. is the president out of the touch? >> the fact he is vacationing in the cared bean signing over $2 trillion of our money is the main issue. biden says inflation is abating. it is three times the benchmark what the fed wants. the federal reserve made very clearth not longer enabling this madness. can you take on an extra $10 in debt when interest rates artificially kept at zero, when the fed is doing massive quantitative easing experiment? sure. that experiment is done. fed shrinking money supply 1% first time in modern history, right? interest rates almost at 5%. they are going to stay there the fed repredicts interest rates in the long term will be higher than they were any period of that last decade of quantitative easing. this means we can no longer foot the bill for this. they're sending a clear message, these multitrillion dollar omnibus packages have to stop. that is the only way to get inflation under control. biden is riding the wave of jerome powell's actions. he can make it

. >> i'm jacqui heinrich. "the story" starts now. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon.fox news head quarters in new york. right now on "the story," there is a service that is underway for a celebration of life for the four university of idaho students that were brutally murdered in their off campus home now almost three weeks ago. madison mogen's boyfriend spoke moments ago. he said she was always smiling, dancing and loofing and that she

welcome to fox news live i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkins, no appearance from president biden and former president trump on the campaign trail as both candidates have been pulling out all of the stops in the final days of the midterm elections. aishah hosni live in atlanta with more. hi, aishah. aishah: good to see you this afternoon. both candidates are keeping respectively party leaders at arm's length in final days of runoff election as they try to get out the vote. isn't that correct, senator warnock wrapped up event with aflcio, fully supporting the senator that did not cast a vote when congress at the behest of president biden force an agreement between rail unions and employers this week and i tried to ask the senator why he hasn't yet invited the president to georgia, watch. why haven't you invited president biden to georgia? senator? yeah, so the senator didn't want to answer and when right to the bus for his next stop. meanwhile biden was helping warnock fundraise about 1200 miles away in boston friday. the

john roberts and jacqui heinrich to join us with "american reports." famous friends, too. carley, pete, dagen. shocking video out of pay alto and stormed a store and made of $30,000 of merchandise. the store staff and customers back as they tried to stop the criminals. you know what that is dangerous stuff to do. i know they mean well, pete. >> pete: what do you expect? we are at this point because security can't intervene because security is more likely to face consequences than the shoplifters are. and the police are not ever present. a customer stepping in, you will do is get your face smacked and to what end? this is how things cascade when lawlessness is allowed to continue. >> harris: so, dagen, do we go to the point where the stores absorb so people don't have to fight them off? we are doing that in some sectors appearance before they do it all the time. my cds across the street where i live, the employees are told, "do not let people steal." i see people still everyday when i go in there, for the most part. do not intervene or stop them. the ta

jacqui heinrich joins us from the white house. hey, jacqui. >> good to see you this morning. the french president emmanuel macron told lawmakers yesterday that u.s. industrial subsidies are, quote: super aggressive against french competitors. that's according to an afp reporter in the room with macron and lawmakers at a lunch yesterday ahead of the dinner and then press conference happening later on today. macron warned that the inflation reduction act investment in u.s. manufacturing insurance environmentally friendly industries would kill a lot of jobs in europe. it may quote fix your issue but you will increase my problem. macron added he just wanted to be respected as a good friend, according to the report. it is a rocky start to biden's first state dinner of his presidency. the white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was asked about it in yesterday's briefing. listen. >> provisions that will contribute to the globe of clean energy sector globally. that is important to note it. presents significant opportunities for european firms as well as benefits to eu energy s

let's to jacqui heinrich at the white house right now. >> we are in constant communication with the mayor of el paso and look, i talked and the venezuelan enforcement initiative that helped drop the migration, which as you know, an initiative, drastic night by a 90% drop. we're going to continue to do that work. we're surging. we're surging resources to the border. we're going to continue to do the work that is needed. we saw from the graphs what that looked like, what the resources were. we're going to ask for the additional funding, the 3.5 billion additional funding requests from congress. and we want to make sure that we're really truly addressing this challenge. again, the 23,000 agents that we're seeing at the border, that is because of the work that this president has done. and these are -- this is a historic number of agents that we see at the border. again, we're going to continue to ask for additional funding from congress to assist us in dealing with this challenge at this time. >> the resources that you laid out at the top specifically in el paso, there's video that was just r

that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre yesterday, dodging fox news' questions, jacqui heinrichioning on why president biden is not visiting the border, he's going to a arizona today, as senators kristin sinema and thom tillis are pushing a deal to provide protection for so-called dreamers with new border security money. joining me now is house appropriations committee member, tennessee congressman, chuck fleischman. congressman, can you tell us what's on the table in terms of potential legislation for the border? >> well, first of all, the first issue ought to be, maria, securing the border. it is pour rouse, -- porous. i applaud senator tillis and senator sinema for attempting to do something but the larger picture, the abysmal failure of the biden border policy or lack of a border policy is out there. it's hurting this country. every american ought to address it. maria: but you just heard karine jean-pierre, she said that republicans are doing political stunts and they need to work with the white house about its plan that it's put forth. what is that plan? >> they don't have

meanwhile to jacqui heinrich. the president showed up in arizona today about 100 miles from the border. no visit to the border. what is the latest there, jackie? >> no visit to the border, no visit to georgia. we've been asking about it. not really good answers on either front. the president has never visited the southern border since taking office. he's previously said that he didn't have a whole lot of time to get down there. he's going to be in a border state today, yet edepartmently the issue isn't important enough for his time. >> why go to a border state and not visit the border? >> there's more important things going on. >> that comment drew immediate fire from border state lawmakers. >> how the hell would he know? he hasn't been there. it sure is something that is pretty critically important to the people of texas and to the immigrants getting abused and dying. >> in route to air seen, karine jean-pierre said that the president was not being dismissive of this issue in his comment earlier today. listen. >>

jacqui heinrich and i will see you at the top of the hour for "america reports." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lauren: davidoil too, a group of adults who buy toys for themselves, now make up at least a quarter of toy consumers, and this has the industry marketing more and more to grown-ups looking for some nostalgia from their youth. it's big business, estimated that people ages 12 and older spend about $9 billion annually on toys. one report says adults who attempt to spend more on toys have a great fondness for cartoons, superheroes, and collectibles that remind them of their childhood, like you, da david. >> david: look at, i love my matchbox toys as a kid and probably have them in a display, but that's about it. i want the real car in the real toy, the 280zx, overspeed, no overdrive, i am an adult and i one adult toys. the only difference between men and boys is the size and price of their toys. >> lauren: no comment on that, dagen. [laughter] >> dagen: you are cheating in the segment. there is a price limit, etch-a-sketch. etch-a-sketch. i have like games, i still play candy crush. i just have the mod

. >> i'm jacqui heinrich. "the story" starts right now. >> thanks. good to see you guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. so breaking now, the white house says that the state of arizona has to remove those shipping containers that they put to create a border to keep their own states secure. we'll have more on that. dan crenshaw has some thoughts on this. he joins us in moments. first, the government is about to spend nearly $2 trillion in your tax dollars and of course they have once again put themselves under the gun days before case. a storm bearing down and the message is get it done and go home. >> sending my staff if they have plans to leave on tomorrow or late tomorrow, tomorrow, leave now. >> martha: the "wall street journal" saying the spending spree is the ugliest omnibus bill ever that from the "wall street journal." it happens while you and others are cutting back this christmas. >> maybe we bought a few less gifts. but more important things that they might need. >> i notice a little bit where you like -- a few dollars more or things are smaller than you n

jacqui heinrich is live at the white house with those details. what exactly are we hearing from the white house about how they plan to deal with this expected surge next week? >> not a lot, sandra. all week long we have been promised more details soon on what system exactly is going to be in place when title 42 expires five days from now. we have been told that that information will come next week before the deadline but did notice a subtle shift in messaging after months of whispers that some in the west wing would like to see the courts punt this until it's more clear what system will replace it. the white house is now refusing to say whether they think lifting the trump era policy is a good thing. >> what i'm telling you is that it was a court order that was -- that we are following, and we are going to follow the law when it comes to what the court has decided to do. >> john kirby would not tell me this morning whether the white house would like to see the courts delay this if they need more time. dhs is asking for funds for resources for the

welcome to fox news live, i'm jacqui heinrich.ns coming to you from new york. and they'll match up against argentina or australia and i think it's probably argentina. as you mentioned it's tough news for the u.s., it's our first time in a long time that we've gotten out

jacqui heinrich at the white house with more on that. in the meantime we have great guests coming your way, ceo of bank of america. brian moynihan doesn't get the press reaction sometimes the say a jamie dimon the head of goldman sachs gets but he is far more accurate on the course of this economy, the strength of the labor market, the resilience of the consumer frankly than all of those guys combined, what he sees happening now that you might want to make note of. brian moynihan is here and only here, after this. ♪. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. ♪. neil: all right. just a reminder, brian moynihan. the guy who runs bank of america is out there saying you know we'll have a bit of a bumpy economy. it is not going to be horrific like some of his financial counterparts are saying but he is looking for layoffs and maybe the first sign we got out of pepsico, of course the consumer products giant saying hu

jacqui heinrich asked the president today why he wasn't heading to georgia.t a little confused about where he was actually going today. watch. >> mr. president, why aren't you going to georgia to help senator warnock? >> i'm going georgia today -- not georgia. i'm going to help senator warnock. i'm doing a major fund raisener boston for the -- for our next continued senate candidate. senator. thank you. >> so you might be wondering what in the world is going on? the a.p. is saying that the warnock camp asked the president to go to massachusetts. the administration says the president will go where he needs to go and his message resonates no matter where he is. herschel walker held an event in woodstock with lindsey graham. he has a tough issue ahead. he has to win over 200,000 georgians who split their tickets last months for governor brian kemp and then for senator warnock. he has to win those folks over. according to a recent aarp survey, warnock has a narrow lead. 51% to 49% over herschel walker. he told maria bartiromo that he's feeling good about his chan

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has our top story tonight live fro

>> bret: jacqui heinrich on the north lawn, thanks. head to the border in a bit.tocks were up today after the inflation report the dow gained 104. the s&p 500 finished ahead 29. the nasdaq rose 11. a fight over avert ago government shut down is exposing a divide between congressional republicans and their leadership. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram explains the push to fund the government before the holidays. >> congress is rushing to finish it's to-do list in the nick of time. >> we are going to do what congressional career. we are going to wait in the last moment. >> i hope i don't have to pull up the piano on christmas eve but it's gonna be close. >> lawmakers plan a stop gap spending bill to avoid a government shut down this weekend. then aim to pass a massive omnibus bill just before christmas senate minority leader mitch mcconnell drew a line in the snow. >> this needs to be finished no later than late evening on the 22nd. we intend to be on the road going home own the 23rd. >> democrats want to squeeze in their spending priorities before rep

fox news, jacqui heinrich in st. croix where the first family is vacationing and the southwest does not fly. >> reporter: president made his holiday destination on air force one. thousands of americans were not so lucky. southwest airlines is having a full-blown melt down, basically slashing thousands of flights for coming days even still, trying to reset their system. the biden administration is vowing to hold them accountable. house judiciary republicans tried to throw some shade at the transportation secretary pete buttigieg tweeting where is secretary pete? #southwest airlines. buttigieg clapped back. tweeting good morning. at the moment on capitol hill not far from your offices. we'll use resources as an agency. if you would call for policy deepen those resources. be specific. i welcome the dialogue. for now his department is bearing down on the airline making sure customers know their rights to meal vouchers, refunds, hotel accomodations. also that the company knows what consequences will be coming if they don'

jacqui heinrich is asking a question. let's watch. >> try to seek asylum, leaving a dictatorship. instead of going to the border and talking about, you know, things that are not going to actually deliver and keep our borders safe, why don't they work with us? why don't they actually do something? why don't they actually help the president get the funding that he requested, historic funding to homeland -- to the department of homeland security. that's one way of doing that. again, they're playing political games and doing political stunts. >> the reason i ask, the president said previously that he hadn't had a lot of time to get to the border. he's going to a border state tomorrow there would be time there. if there isn't tomorrow, can you say at this point that he -- >> what i'm saying tomorrow he's going to actually focus on an issue, a bipartisan issue that was voted in congress, the chips and science act. something that will deliver for the people in arizona. creating jobs, making people's lives better and making sure that we are bringing manufacturing back in to the u.s. that

. >> i'm jacqui heinrich. "the story" starts now. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. right now on "the story," there is a service that is underway for a celebration of life for the four university of idaho students that were brutally murdered in their off campus home now almost three weeks ago. madison mogen's boyfriend spoke moments ago. he said she was always smiling, dancing and loofing and that she genuinely cared about everybody. >> i know she would want us to be strong. be as positive and happy as we can through this time. just know that we have her watching over all of us. and i know she's in heaven. i can't wait to see her again. just give her a big hug. that's all i got. love you, maddie. >> martha: couldn't have been easy for that young man. oh, my. wow. really tough time for this town, for these families, their loved ones. we also have some new images. these started to trickle out yesterday. this is daily mail photos of what is inside the house where the stabbings happened in the middle of the nigh