the writer says kamala is for kamala.cribes after awful afghanistan withdrawal, kamala disappeared for several days and she hid in a separate room not wanting to be there for biden's moment of crisis. kamala barely suppressed disdain for the president. the strained relationship goes back to the beginning. the book says biden did not want kamala for vp, he wanted gretchen whitmer, he got bullied to pick kamala harris by obama. jill biden said kamala could go f herself. kamala and jill have a rocky relationship. dougie fresh, he and dr. jill are on great terms and getting better. we didn't need to read how close they are. oh, and the white house thinks kamala is a cry baby. her thin-skinned outraged, perceived grievances, staff bullying and endless turnover. she's had 13 staff members leave since 2021, she goes after them with criticism and urs curses like a sailor. a secret tape i want to hear. this checks out, kamala's favorite past time, turning her staff into the wikipedia. >> you are 5'2", is that correct? >> that is i

should kamala harris be waiting in the wings. >> the thought of president kamala harris should send aur spine. i don't know how we can survive a president kamala harris. there's no way that joe biden finishes his term. a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamala harris. we cannot have president kamala harris at the tip of the spear. it's a scary thing to think of joe biden handling our security. >> at the end of the day, we need to make sure that president kamala harris is never president of the united states. >> tonight, the vice president is responding to all of that. >> you hear candidates suggesting that a vote for president biden is a vote for you and that's hurled as an insult. it's intended to dominate some negative viewpoint towards you. what is your reaction to this thought that with your background, in particular, with your career, there's some thought that you are incapable? >> well, i think that most women who have risen in their profession, who are leaders in their profession, have similar experiences. i was the first woman to be elected attorney general of the state of cal

the party brasw kamalas have abd the idea of kamala as president. they believe she's disloyal, incompetent, and toot self-interested insides say the biden team believes kamala isn't a team player. >> quote, she's to. o interestedtical ca in her own political career to think about biden and alwaysi trying to write her own political narrative according th. er rules the author says kamo is only for kamala, the book describes after the awful afghanistan withdrawal , how kamala disappeared for several days and when she was supposedrawal,d to show up for a speech with biden, she hid in a a separate room, not wanting to be there for his momentg to b of crisie s. plus, kamala barely suppressed her impatience and disdain for the president. >> the strained biden and rel kamala relationship goes all the way back to the beginning. the book sayp goes bas biden didn't even want kamala as his vp. >> he wanted governor gretchen whitmer. >> but joe got bullied into picking by barack obama. >> and when dr. jill found out,a she reportedly told donors that kamala could

i think kamala harris is going to be the next president. >> a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamalawho we're actually running against. >> we cannot have president kamala harris at the tip of the spear. >> let me tell you. it's a pretty scary thing when you think of joe biden handling our national security. but it's more scary to think about kamala harris. >> at the end of the day we need to make sure that president kamala harris is never president of the united states. >> and tonight the vice president is responding to all of that. during an interview with our own laura coates. >> you hear candidates suggesting that a vote for president biden, because of his age, is somehow a vote for you, and that is hurled as an insult. it's intended to demonstrate some negative viewpoint towards you. what is your reaction to this thought, that with your background in particular, with your career that there is some thought that you are incapable? >> well, i think that most women who have risen in their profession, who are leaders in their profession have had similar experiences. i was the first wo

kamala said, they applaud for me and joe.e told you last night the obamas are taking reigns of the biden campaign and ripping bubble wrap off kamala and sending her on the road. there is no question, we got to be on the road. last two weeks, i've been to georgia. i've been to nevada. i've been to north carolina, south carolina twice. first two weeks of this year, i will be out on the road. we have to earn the reelect and communicate what we have achieved, that is a big challenge. we have done a lot of good work, let people know who brung it to them. >> jesse: two weeks, she's been to twice as many battlegrounds as biden. biden is transitioning, pronoubs are changing, this is now the harris-biden ticket, they don't have another choice. the president has not been seen in public in three days. we thought they would pull the switcheroo. how was kamala's debut at top of the ticket? >> i'm scared as heck, which is why i'm traveling our country. an old saying, there are two ways to run for office. either without an opponent or scare

book, the first lady can't stand kamala harris because she is not a team player.as gretchen whitmer and 1st lady fought against choosing harris for susan rice. ha harris accused biden of racism in the debate running for democratic nomination for president. one alleged detail is obama pushed kamala because interesting to me, obama is supposed to be a political savant. i question his judgement there. >> sean: and joe biden cowed to him wanting kamala harris. how unserious kamala has been, hope you have a vice president that can take work off your plate. her numbers are lower than joe's. joe biden thought about not running this year, however, he did not want to turn the reigns over kamala harris, she was that bad. he wanted to prevent her from running. >> emily: one line stood out about kamala's animosity, its vice president harris barely could read the teleprompter because of disdain for the president despite reading platitudes from the monitor. >> harris: she looked into the crowd and read the words and did not mean any of them. susan rice or gretchen whitmer, thos

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kamala harris to deboard the plane there, arriving in the bay area. she will be a part of a fund raisings event happening today in los gatos as well as a moderated event where they will talk about abortions and the effects of having it banned in many of the states across our country, 14, to be exact. of course, we'll continue with this on our midday newscast. >> and here we are right now. breaking news at 11:00, vice president kamala harris has just arrived at san jose manetta international airport. a live look there as the staircase is waiting to deliver her from air force two. she plans to deliver a message inching closer to the presidential election. >>> plus -- >> the niners with a win. we've got team coverage on the game and what to expect at the super bowl. good morning. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm k laura garcia has the afternoon off. much more on the thrilling victory of the niners and their road to the super bowl, but first we get back to our breaking news, vice president kamala harris landing

we have a joe biden and kamala harris! they understand and care about the simplest pains that women in our country are suffering through, they understand the pain our families across the country are going through because of this dobbs decision and the horrible aftermath. with so much on the line, our vice president, my wife. [laughter] [cheering and applause] she is traveling the country right now on her fight for reproductive freedoms tour and wasn't she awesome in wisconsin yesterday? [cheering and applause] the american people are energized and ready to join her and president on this epic fight of our lifetime. as a father, as a husband, as a son but also as a longtime lawyer who really cares about the rule of law, i know everything is on the line, our rights are on the line, and futures are on the line, the health and safety of our families are on the line. that's why i'm going to be spending every day between now and november 5 doing everything i can to reelect joe biden and kamala harris and i know you will too! [che

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is it to convince kamala to quit?ure and pressure from the democratic establishment for biden to push her out, as well. it would help his reelection chances. biden and harris have conden sension for his voters. harris's belittling of staff members and way she treated others in the white house showed she did think she would be handed the keys to the kingdom. biden vowed to be a one term president. maybe when he got on the job he realized kamala harris would not be suited to take over the role. it is clear she assumed he would be a one-term president. her aspirations are never going to come to light because of how poorly she performed in office. >> todd: play chess here. is this part of a play to bolster one gretchen whitmer to replace biden at the top of the democratic ticket? >> kaylee: gretchen whitmer played a game and has become a power player in the democratic party. michigan was expected to your honor it the page and you saw democrats sweep the statewide offices in state house and senate and that is due in large

good luck with that, kamala says it is republicans dividing and distracting.manager. >> emily: you heard the vice president earlier. >> cheryl: the border czar, "the view" ladies did not bring up. they missed an opportunity to say, she said, we have a bill on the floor, one first thing we did, you want 14 billion, she did not say what they want it for, to hire lawyers, do processing, 85% are flooding into the country of those crossing. they can't contain it, it is out of control. our border czar says we asked for the money, they have to give us that money. look, this crisis, you cannot gaslight the american peachel and in chicago and new york, new york city has 70,000 migrants in our care and you know who is most angry about this? legal immigrants that went through the process the right way. they are furious those coming in now are getting instant pass and bypassing the rules. >> emily: david, we have an administration that has caused this crisis. yet blame 75 million americans plus for it. this is in stark denial to the fact that every american or most americ

and kamala says, wel l, they applaud for me and joe. wejoe. told you last night the obamas are taking the reins of the biden campaignbubble and they're ripping the bubble wrap off kamala and sendin andg her on the road. >> there is no question we got to be on the road. ks listen, since in the lastve two weeks i've been to georgia o ,i've been to nevada, i've been to north carolina, i've beenorth to south carolina twic and the first two weeks of this year, i will be oui t on the road. we have to earn the reelecte and we have toto communicate w what we have achieved. and that is going to be one of our big challenges. we've done a lot of good work. we nee ld to let people knowle who brung it to them in two weeks, cornell has been to three times as manythem battlegrounds as one. let's face it, she's thewe candidateks, e. the biden campaign is transitioning its pronouns are changing. this is now the harrisis biden ticket. >> they don't have another choice. we'r e in anothert three day stretch where the president hasn't been seen in publihoice.c. >>

i think kamala might be the new face of the campaign.ably going to let obama take the reins of the campaign. and it's because he is shy and can't walk or talk or campaign, every time he goes out there he fixed jogs, does events, call him, doesn't even deliver a speech. disappears for a few days and pops up and screams democracy and goes back to delaware and tides. i'm kicking myself i didn't think of the bigfoot analogy. that is a sticky analogy. an honest press would gobble that up and run with it. these people make their living on content, on conflict, on buzz, and the bigfoot thing, it's beautiful. i was going to say the white house is like the bermuda triangle, joe disappears into it and you don't see them for a week. these are the kind of things if you were covering a campaign, you would put right out there. but they are covering up a campaign and that is why it is. >> greg: all righty, then. ahead, criminals are coming for your underpants. walmart and target are locking up boxers and socks. ♪ ♪ let the weight of the day. fall away,

remember she began her tenure, kamala harris beat and press was hotta kamala harris and it dissipatedpoor job. this reporter enscribed what the vice president office would have wanted, they talk about sunday dinner and welcoming secret service in. her press team must be happy, clearly sympathetic reporter they found one in the country. >> emily: and note the timing, a lot going on and this is what we are supposed to focus on with the vice president? >> harris: how does it work? do you think there was discussion about getting the article done at a high level? if that is the case, they are sidelining her on purpose for the world to see and make it her fault. she just wants to go home. when woman say we want to step back to spend time at home, no one believes us. a man says that, what is wrong? blah, blah, blah. they will let her wear that stereotype of hey step back and take of whatever, kids, home life, marriage, whatever it is. maybe they can cue up somebody else. this is not an accident. like she is auditioning for a gig on hgtv. >> kayleigh: maybe because of the poor job she's is do

kamala. >> la vicepresidenta dijo en san josÉ que el tema estÁ cargado de juicios.a no sÓlo fue recibida con mÚsica. antes de la llegada se registraron han una protestas. la vicepresidenta tuvo que parar debido a los manifestantes. ademÁs se culpÓ a donald trump.. ademÁs de la vicepresidenta estuvieron presentes otros funcionarios federales. >> es importante que lo sepan la mujer de este paÍs que tiene derechos. >> el secretario de salÓn dijo que el derecho a decidir no debe interferir con las creencias religiosas. >> en evento es parte de una gira de pareja. >> los derechos reproductivos reconocen que cada persona tiene derecho a decidir quÉ quiere hacer con su cuerpo. >> gracias por este reportes. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] kamala harris nombrÓ alguno de los hechos de en la presidencia de biden. >> son las manos de alguien que no sabe quÉ pasarÁ maÑana. por eso volemos a este complejo de apartamentos en san rafael. otro grupo de 17 recibieron las Órdenes de desalojo. estÁ lista para pagar $1000 mÁs? ahora el dueÑo del edificio habla de los derechos da 60

mire, la vicepresidenta kamala harris llega al este de san josé para hablar sobre la libertad reproductiva pero su jornada fue interrumpida por protestas. estamos aquí haciendo impuestos gratis. a arranca la temporada de impuestos. como ya se lo habíamos comentado, la habmolas gracias por su sintonía. pasamos de inmediato a la información porque este domingo el equipo de los niners se anotó una victoria para convertirse en los ganadores de la conferencia nacional y así asegurar ese pase al super bowl. >> y como nos explica flavio lacayo, decenas de aficionados se volcaron a las calles, pues desafortunadamente generando ciertos disturbios. nos enlazamos contigo. cuéntanos, flavio, qué tal? >> muy buenas tardes. así es, me encuentro en la ciudad de santa clara y como pueden ver estoy afuera del estadio, como muestran estas imágenes en vivo. en ese momento esta área está vacía, pero hace 24 horas no era la situación. había una fiesta total dentro y afuera del lugar. pero también hay los aficionados de los 49ers están comprando mercancía, incluyendo camisetas y gorras para prepararse para el d

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you think they would put kamala out but she's mia too.d seven mad at carli lloyd austin but i died three weeks ago and no one cares. kidding of course. the biden harris campaigning are not campaigning but making their husbands and wives campaign for them. we know what happens when the doctor and second gentlemen are left to their own devices. they a said at four separate biden events today. apparently it was all on zoom. dr. jill went on zoom to say her husband is not as lazy as he looks. >> what do you think when people say i can't vote for joe biden this election. what is it that they may not know about him? >> i think what people don't see is how hard joe works every single day. that he gets up thinking what he can do for the american people and he does that, you know, his job doesn't end when we just have dinner at 7:00 p.m. >> jesse: the first lady insisted president doesn't fall asleep after dinner. right. he doesn't have to work hard because prosecutor and judges are working for him keeping trump court and off the ballot. dr. jill

busquen prohibir el aborto de forma federal logren ser concretadas, ahora como la vicepresidenta kamala defensa de los derechos la reproducciÓn de la mujer. presentador: el alcalde de nueva york se negÓ a firmar una ley que obligaba a policÍas al reportar cada detenciÓn, aunque sea por un incidente negro, muchos —— por un incidente menor y algunos dicen que esto entorpecerÍan el trabajo policial. >> [habla en inglÉs] presentadora: la ley tiene buenas intenciones, por alcalde, pero hay que ver su implementaciÓn y cÓmo impacta a los empleados del sector pÚblico. esto lo aprobÓ el consejo municipal de no york, pero el alcalde ha vetado. >>esta ley le pide a la policÍa que por cada parada que hacen, el motivo de investigaciÓn que reporten al departamento y el pÚblico lo que estÁn haciendo. lÍnea laura actualmente la policÍas estÁn obligados a informar solamente detenciones por sospecha razonable y tienen la autoridad legal para de tener a alguien y avisa que se vaya. arreos de 50,000 pequeÑos comerciantes apoyan el veto del alcalde. >> consideramos que es una polÍtica vieja de decir que es

the hard thing about going back to kamala harris, madam vice president. of this they won't let her. and i take issue with the language. >> she doesn't need to be empowered and she has that power to walk in that power. she's owned and requested a lot as what is interpol follow. what is unfortunate is the way that she sounds the alarm, it is not being echoed by folks in the white house. >> they sound the alarm behind the scenes. >> it's all been behind the scenes, even today, her being in atlanta talking to voters, talking to voters and voters rights organizations. talking to a base that they need. >> she should've been doing that for months. why wait for president barack obama to come out in light a fire under the campaign. and start doing things. the first thing biden does is go to a beautiful way black church, and go to the soul food restaurant, that is the thing democrats have been doing for years. that is not a effective anymore. just showing up to black church and going to a silver restaurant. >> if that election were held today, do you think biden wi

let's vote, let's vote to reelect joe biden and kamala harris.my: reelect joe biden and kamala harris. i don't buy it. i think there's an upset. he's in south carolina, is he going to win the hearts for joe? >> it's interesting because he was in south carolina stumping and this is a man who i think wakes up in the morning, looks in the mirror and says, good morning, mr. president. that's the way -- that's the way gavin newsom start his day. what's interesting kamala harris put her as far away as possible. she was in newport beach, california, she went to northern california and now she's off to nevada and the president biden is out there not with his strong ace in the hole, hey, this is the person that i really want out there in front with me, oh, no, she's as far away from south carolina as possible but gavin newsom is out there because if there happens to be opening i think a lot of people are looking. i think he's auditioning himself. he does it under the guides of campaigning. the other thing let's also remember. if it wasn't for congressman

kamala harris needs a good speechwriter.f she wrote that herself, that is not an impressive way to communicate to the american public. host: sarah mccammon on the roles the white house has as the president as a surrogate for this issue. guest: white house has given her -- on this issue. you see her speaking about it after the aftermath of the dobbs decision and she has met with abortion-rights groups to talk about strategy. usually those meetings are closed to the press. i cannot say a lot about that. this has been part of her portfolio from the beginning. it is an issue that is on people's minds. she is the first female vice president. i am sure there is a reason -- it is understandable this is an issue that primary affects women. it is something she has been tasked with. one of the caller's other comments on the complexity of the issue, this is something i hear from republican voters on the campaign trail. now that roe v. wade has been overturned, i don't hear people talk as much about abortion -- i don't hear as much talk

all the time, but no, why kamala , michelle, kamala, michelle, yes, but these are the ones who can really ’s no coincidence that he said that he’s the one a president who didn’t get into the middle east, who didn’t... didn’t lead american policy away from this completely hopeless pit of the middle east, because any president of the united states said that our main opponent in this century, our main adversary, is china, each of of these presidents, be it bush, be it obama , each of them got involved in the middle east , something was sure to happen there, and made good money on it, made good money on it, especially bush, i would say, not even bush anymore. .. no, that is, there is such a thing there was corruption, that there was nowhere to sample, what a holy man, in 2001 he began to develop a national energy strategy, they say one line cost $10,000, well, in general, i don’t dare condemn the vice president of the united states, especially for such and such money, yes, in general something like this, just like now, now europe is gathering forces that, in my opinion, so to speak, at the be

i don't know why, but every time i look at andrey, i remember kamala, therefore, before i give you thewould ask you, as the famous kamal expert, to explain what this wonderful woman meant? some are worried that they may be too self-confident, why not go out, attack the battering rams, turn to the courts, guys, what are you waiting for? i’ll tell you something, i’ll apply it to that school where they either run without an opponent, or fears run away, i’m like a fact, this is exactly how i treat any elections, they will eliminate, they will judge comrade trump, poor fellow, she but, in general, the prosecutor knows better where to send her, well, i must say that it’s good that he showed her, because he won’t even send her to the delivery room. but in theory, the chinese prime minister daletsian came there, well, there must have been someone representative from the americans, there, in my opinion , there was a saliva, damn climate jack. to send kamala, well , inexperienced, so in theory kamala should have been sent there, but even the biden administration did not dare to do this, there ma

president obama encouraged him to pick kamala. he was leaning to gretchen whitmire. the time of the george floyd protests and all that. that may have had some impact as well. what do you think about this? >> if this is true, then joe biden should have trusted his own instincts and should have reportedly listened to his wife, which every husband should do more of, by the way. dr. jill biden. the word was that dr. jill biden, want to make sure everybody knows she's a doctor, was not very happy because kamala harris called her husband a racist in the most prominent moment in her failed entire presidential campaign. if joe biden had picked gretchen whitmire, i think she would be running in 2024 instead of joe biden because i don't think gretchen whitmire would have been anywhere near as bad as vice president as kamala harris is. remember, you and probably me and a lot of other people thought biden is a bridge to kamala harris. he's going to be 82. there's no way he's going to run in 2024. i still don't think he's going to run. the only reason he would run potentially is

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. >> then vice president kamala harris is headed to the bay area. today. we're live in san jose this morning with a look at her plans and why pro-palestine demonstrators are protesting during her visit, plus a number of airlines will put their boeing 737 max nine jets back into service. >> it comes after that mid-flight scare, almost a month after the incident, while industry analysts say the airlines need to rebuild public confidence. live from jack london square, this is morning time two, the nine today's monday, january 29th. >> we're looking live at levi stadium in santa clara. that's where the 40 niners, as you know by now, had an amazing comeback win yesterday against the detroit lions. believes here's purdy with a lot of time steps into one launching deep going for brandon aiyuk. >> it is oh he caught it off the ricochet trailing the lions 24 to 7. >> the team never quit. the 40 niners made the largest halftime comeback ever in a conference championship, sparked by the spectacular 51 yard catch from brandon aiyuk that was deflected off the facemask

they need to drag him across the finish line so he can hand kamala the keys.nly one who can stop him is you. here to react is former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. vivek, do you want to be vice president? >> look, i want to serve this country whatever way i can. i am in this race in the first place. this is what the american revolution was fought for. we the people create a government accountable to us. we settle differences through free speech and open debate in public square and every citizen gets a voice and vote that counts. what happens with modern left, they are skeptical and think we the people cannot be trusted. we the people cannot hear from elected leaders, and i think we live in a 1776 moment right now. i started zero percent and finished eight percent yesterday. we the people sent a clear message, so i stepped out of the race and endorsed donald trump. >> jesse: i think people will follow in your footsteps soon, this is almost a run away train. you were up in new hampshire. official endorsement up on the screen, what did the former preside

i think the hard thing about going back to kamala harris, madam vice president, we say a lot of this,ke issue with the language. i think that she doesn't need to be empowered. and she has that power to walk in that power. she has owned and requested a lot of what is in her portfolio. i think what's unfortunate is the way that she sounds alarm. a lot of the folks on her team 's on the alarm. it's now being echoed by folks in the white house. >>> with the point of sounding the alarm behind the scenes? >>> even today, her being in atlanta, talking to voters. talking to folks that were on voting rights organizations, talking to a base that they need. >>> she should've been doing that for months. why wait for president al-baraka boma to come under fire in the campaign and for you to go out there and when it comes to present biden, the first thing you do is go to a beautiful black church, my birthplace, charleston, south carolina, and then go to the so foods -- that's a thing that democrats been doing for years. that's not affective anymore. just showing up to a black charge and then going

.>>> let's begin with vice president kamala harris. flew in late this morning and is already out of town. she spent most of her day in san jose to talk reproductive rights. she spoke to a mostly supportive audience during a public event at the mexican heritage plaza. she said now that roe versus wade has been overturned voters much double down efforts to protect women's rights to save illegal abortions. she said she is especially concerned about other states who have outlawed the procedure even in cases of . >> it means these so-called leaders are saying to a survivor, of a crime of violence to their body, a violation to their body. that they don't have the right to make a decision about what happens to their body next. >> today is part of a multistate tour highlighting the issue. she chose california to highlight how her home state continues the fight to protect reproductive freedoms for women. as i mentioned earlier not everyone was happy to see the vice president in town. dozens gathered when she was speaking to voice their own conc

it is not enough kamala. does he need kamala? dana: great point. have to say that you should be more worried about joe. joe said to you that if you think about me or trump and you ain't black. i would still be carrying that ship from four years ago. he says people rely on his take because he says he is neither democrat nor republican. they're coming back and saying "we rely on you. we expected more because you said this." here's the bottom line. he now is in a position where he doesn't speak for anybody. nobody is buying what he said. he has lost credibility. that's what that's about. 71% of the country thanks that the country is going in the wrong direction. 71% of people in -- according to this think he is too old. the problem with him from black voters. if he loses 0.9 or 1% in georgia, which is a swing state of black voters, he loses georgia, which he needs. those numbers right now, 20 points, blacks 87-63, he dropped to 24, you may not believe that that's how it's going to end up, but -- for him to lose a swing state. the am

the other thing with kamala harris is almost everything that kamala harris and joe biden can do rightld effect the border and help their political fortunes. just reverse of the amnesty problem. reverse the parole. do the remain in mexico. you don't need congress for that at all. you don't need any more money for that at all. you could get additional money to adjudicate quickly for people. but, if you change the questions that they are asked at the border, can you no longer come in here and say i'm being threatened in my country. that's enough to say stay. now you say it doesn't matter. go to another section of your country. if you don't have enough proof, you don't stay. >> lawrence: i'm baffled by the headline republicans have nothing to run on. immigration is number one on top of the list. >> ainsley: long list. >> lawrence: you got national security. you got what happened in afghanistan. we can keep going over and over. and the fact that you have a reporter right there that is supposed to be representing american people and our interest on the day-to-day basis not push back and say

more bad press for kamala harris. a new book suggests biden knew she was not up to the job is, end quote. he wanted michigan governor gretchen whitmer. jill biden wanted obama's national security adviser susan rice. on the show today, $180 billion in benefits paid toil legal migrants every year -- paid to illegal migrants every year. a woman who helped build dave portnoy's operation will join us. she's written a book with advice for all kinds of business situations like, quote, being human, getting drunk, sex and other disaster scenarios at work. yes, ladies and gentlemen are, we cover it all. tuesday, january the 23rd, 2024. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ ♪ but today is your day and nothing can stand in your with way ♪ stuart: well, we're looking at new hampshire. today is the new hampshire primary. last night donald trump made a final push with some of his former gop rivals who are now supporting him. roll tape. >> when you step into that voting booth, you're going to be signaling that we want crooked

what you didn't hear was joy behar's question to kamala harris. she said how do you stop the crazies, how do you save us from the crazies, that was joy behar's question. a little bit of a leading question. very comfortable table that harris was at. when she talked about inflation and the economy, they were asking her, you've been all over the country, what are you hearing. going to the inflation story, i found it ludicrous, she said she is worried and there's more work to do on the economy, the inflation, you caused that, as you menti mentioned 17% higher r joe biden. one thing about the cpi number is that those -- those are still you higher on an an wallized basis -- annualized basis. biden will do a victory report after every cpi report, it's going down but it's on an an an annualized basis, it's still higher. personal savings rates are going down, credit card use is going up. we heard from the banks, they say a they're seeing more defaults, more americans are missing mortgage and credit card payments, they're charging groceries on credit cards,

one thing to point to kamala harris was named the boardr boarder czar 1029 days ago. not an issue she's ever asked about or has to deal with and it is the main issue driving their approval numbers down and everything else is coming down along with that, immigration being a big issue well. only thing at the white house is acknowledge there's a problem and try to fix it. why did you run for congress anyway. but they have incentivized the migrants to come and that is being helped also by blue state governors like governor newsom who says okay free healthcare is with you as well and you start to hear stories about there's a migrant standing outside with no coats. i have a family helping in denver colorado at non-profits trying to figure out a way how can we get warm enough clothes because they care about the human condition and the biden administration is so willing to lie about their own citizens. you think about, texas state patrol or border patrol, the state folks there that they were accusing of letting these people die they're american tax paying citizens. and you th

what happens to kamala harris? does she keep kamala harris as the vice president?be hard to fire her. and that team, a lot of people like michelle obama. a lot. a lot of people do not like the current vice president. >> lawrence: you don't think she will run, right? >> lawrence: no, this is a method to scare voters. she has a lot of influence, on cover of magazines, has a netflix show. black, white, asian, the economy is hitting so hard, donald trump will scare us all, put back in chains to work this election cycle. >> brian: new poll out, first time since iowa victory, trump is up on haley. gaining momentum and changing his message. jamie diamond and his executives weren't to talk to people. a project for a guy that is rich as they come on wall street. he had this warning for democrats when it comes to president trump and his supporters. >> i wish democrats would think more carefully talking about maga. take a step back, be honest, he was right babout nato, china, tx reform worked. he was not wrong about critical issues and people are voting about him. be respectf

president kamala, terrifying, president biden terrifying and gavin newsom, everyone is terrifying.eep coming back to the notion would you trust this person to drive your car or make a financial decision or carry a message to your loved one? >> to stay with your kid? >> do i trust him as commander-in-chief with my loved ones that deploy? it is abjectly horrifying and the answer is no. why do i trust him to holdup the sanctity of the oval office. anyone with experience and competence, but entire party is rallying under the emperor has no clothes. nancy pelosi said trump has -- i don't know the answer, i hope the democratic party has one. >> paul, we talk about his abilities, his personal demeanor and why gavin newsom suddenly becomes appealing, it is policies that are disaster. it is not biden or whether or not he knows how to say words, policies are implemented by people. >> if you are president, it helps if you implement policy to save that policy and he can't. only excuse, they are in a brewery. >> you can't blame that. >> drink up. >> the crowd laughed, they seemed to understand

finish and kamala harris has simply not been an imimpressive vice president.et that whether the nominee is donald trump or nikki haley, they are going to push that idea a lot. and it is just the whole thing is to put doubt in -- that's a big part of this election, putting doubt in voters' minds about both sides and will you really want to commit to joe biden or donald trump, and kamala harris is a big cloud of doubt hanging over joe biden's head. paul: bill, let me introduce another issue that came out late in the week where the biden administration announced it is going to delay approval for many months of a big liquified natural gas facility on the gulf coast. now, the u.s. has tried to increase exports of lng for economic reasons, but also security reasons, trying to give lng to europe so it's not so dependent on russia. if what do you make of this decision here in an election year? >> one of the things again i think it shows is the willingness of joe biden to sacrifice even his own interests in having more hick bifid natural gas exports for the climate act

kamala will have a price. we'll have to see what a the price is.'s the supreme court and make promises there. cheryl, jump in. >> tommy, great to see you. it's cheryl casone. you mentioned this student loan forgiveness disaster that president biden is dealing with. kamala harris this week is out at a bunch of college campus bees trying to resuscitate that voter demographic. but i also want to ask about another voter demographic and that is white suburban women. that is who president trump had a problem with in 2020. what does that landscape look like now for him in your opinion? >> well, i will tell you this. a couple weeks back during the wonderful town hall event hosted by fox news with donald trump he was asked about the roe v wade, the abortion question. i thought he answered it very well. i think he k5 came to the middln the issue. i think that issue will be an issue that a lot of suburban women are looking at, women in general are looking at, independents and moderate democrats will be looking to. if donald trump can keep his message to a cen

kamala harris is wrong.ng where he's going on stage and shaking hands with the air and they do wonder about his mental faculties and they also wonder what would happen if that woman was actually commander in chief, lee. >> there's a reason why fdic nick's argument is we don't want to t vote for kamala harris. right. i think the notion that she's trying to say that the republicans have nothing to run on is so ridiculous. when you look at what americans are concerned about, number one, 35% of americans are concerned about immigration, 32%, inflation, number three, economy and jobs, number four, crime and a drugs, number five, national security. every one of those things that's is most important to the american people, republicans win. >> the only issue that democrats win on is abortion. that's because they're lying about the republican message on abortion. if we're being honest on everything, republicans literally would win on every issue and it's not just about the age. that is how kamala and the democrats ar

first lady jill biden was not a fan of kamala, unhappy about the fact that kamala alluded to biden being allegedly had a huge fight about that in the white house and so it wouldn't surprise me if members of biden's team are sort of gaming out how do we give the vice president the tasks that might make the president look bad and sort of offshore that blame and criticism to her. ch.cheryl: that debate stage wn she went after goa he goa on the bussing -- went after joe biden on the bussing issue. it comes down to kitchen table issues, the issues we're seeing, border crisis, immigration, the economy in general, the biden administration seems to be failing the american public and that comes down to what we're going to see in 2024. which is do you want a return to the economy and the market that you had under the president before this one, ryan, last word. >> no, no, 100%. i think economics are always the top of mind issue and my question for you, can they switch her out? [laughter] >> only viable way for biden to get ahead is to switch her out. i don't know if that's possible. >> i think you

but vice president kamala harris is confident she and president biden will be spending four more yearsthe white house regardless of who the opponent on the other side is. watch what kamala harris said yesterday. >> so are your concerns the same no matter who the are republican nominee candidate is? >> no in matter who the republican nominee is, we're winning. we're winning. >> you've seen the numbers. you know, do you know donald trump at this point is a foregone conclusion? >> i don't know. but, look, if it is donald trump, we've beat him before, and we'll beat him again. maria: mike baker, do you think she thinks she's running alongside joe biden, or do you think she thinks she's winning as president? >> oh, i think she sees the white house in her future. look, and i don't see how -- you don't want to wish ill health on anybody, but the idea that joe biden, if he wins this next election in november, is going to be president for four years, it's not about age, it's about, you know, about cognitive ability. and so again, it's a sensitive topic, obvious, everybody's getting older. but i

look, kamala harris is a fraud.side the hen house, hat tip to emily compagno, i stole it. this is all how they witch americans against each other, the crazies. if you're not for them, you're crazy. god forbid trump should win god forbid the american people ublegd the constitution should choose our political leaders and our civilian leaders. can you imagine that? so, what's their other option? pick us because we told you so and we will tell you what you are going to do. border czar? she is not the border czar. she is traveling to the states. she forgot southern texas. she glanced it once. these people are frauds, but they are dangerous, because they have a strategy and if they are successful, americans who are now dealing with 17% inflation overall inflation, 23, all the other things hitting us, cost of living. energy prices where in the winter there is a cold spell over, what, 60 plus percent of the country. imagine what it's like if you have to live under another administration. that's what should be scared or can