kamala harris looks bold, beautiful and sassy tonight. >> kamala harris -- i can't do it, tucker. do it! >> tucker: i hope someone hires you and soon. i know the spectator already has. amber, great clips mohwak warrior to see you tonight, thank you. -- -- amber, great to see you tonight, and thank you. >>> now, this is not a small job. if she wins the seat on the fed board, lisa cook have more affect on your life than jackson who is on the supreme court. why? because the fed is in some ways a lot more important than the supreme court controlling the money supply. in a time of unprecedented inflation which they caused, that could really change your life. but lisa cook is not concerned about inflation. she's not written a single paper about inflation in her entire career. instead, she's spent her career writing about racial grievances which strictly speaking aren't relevant to her job on the fed. the papers aren't even real. one of her papers be for instance, is called the antebellum roots of distinctively black names. think of something more frivolous if you can. oh, you can't? tha

and that on a sad note, let's talk about kamala harris.man actually thinks that she can run for president and she apparently is an individual who was involved in a toxic workplace, abusive environment she doesn't the reports. and yet she still is in their think she's doing a great job. what you think of that? >> i think it's obvious what a situation is. she's living in an entitlement state because she was handed a number of things which is just a result of just asking for them. she has been embedded by the california press. the national press. nothing on the border issue she's been given that issue because the administration doesn't want to do anything about the border. they hand her portfolio full of items they have an agenda on they say so doing something by pointing her to be in front of it but then they don't ask to do anything. i want to talk about the national art soldier who's gone missing. this administration has vilified anyone for border patrol the texas national guard, dps in texas saying that you are racist, they've somehow hav

kamala harris was horrible on every level. absolutely nobody liked kamala harris and for good reason. so it turned out to be joe biden by default. get out the biden signs. we're all in. and, of course, the media got the message immediately. by the time he was inaugurated, here's what the press corps was telling you about joe biden. >> anybody who has any connection to reality about what is going on around them should have watched that and said the adults are back in the room. >> it seems as though we have a professional adult once again in the white house who is just simply doing the work. >> really, the theme i would say is the adults are back. >> still, it is a relief to have adults in charge. >> now, we have adults in the white house.

kamala harris is only interested in one person.ot the american people, but kamala harris. >> i want to share with you guys a recent sound bite of her speaking, one of many gaffes, but it kind of gives you an example of who kamala harris is. >> whether it is satellites that orbit the earth, humans that land on the moon or telescopes that peer into the furthest reaches of the universe, space is exciting. it spurs our imaginations, and it forces us to ask big questions. >> do you have any reaction to the latest sanctions from russia that would bar your entry into the country, and on title 42 -- >> one of our highest priorities is sovereignty and territorial integrity. that unifies the alliance to nato, to your point about nay to toe, so we're going to continue to do that work and we're not going to give up. >> two points here, joey. number one, she's sort of speaking down to her audience in this juvenile way, but we've seen her do that before. and the second aspect is she's dodging a question about the border which she is supposed to

live claritin clear. >> sean: more trouble tonight for the vice president's office as kamala harris' deputy chief of staff is headed for the exits. in just the latest key staff departure and according to new numbers from rasmussen, only 40% of voters have a favorable view of harris. whopping 50% of voters don't feel she's qualified for her job. here is the vice president's response when asked about joey's blunders abroad. pay close attention. follow the bouncing ball and see if you hear an answer here. this is a test. take a look. >> when the president was there, um, he gave a speech in warsaw. it was well-received by many, but he also said something i think was received well by some but kind of surprised others. he said vladimir putin should no longer be the leader of russia. do you agree? >> listen, i think that you framed the point quite accurately and well which is america's policy has been and will continue to be focused on the real issue at hand. i was in france before that speaking with heads of state about this issue, among many other issues, but most recently about this issue

white house kamala harris going massless after the director get covid. >> tomi. >> the biden administrationing courts. ♪♪ >> really? >> yes. >> we talk about out of touch democrats and what it means for midterm election. >> and raymond. >> washington post claimed elon musk, the richest man in the world the largest shareholder of twitter. remember, the second richest man on the washington post. elon musk responds coming up. >> first, texas sending buses to the southern border to retrieve illegal immigrants after greg abbott promised to bring those released in his state to washington d.c. >> to help local officials, the communities are being overwhelmed by hordes of illegal immigrants brought up by the biden administration. they are sending them to the capitol where the biden administration and immediately address the needs of the people they are allowing to come across our border. >> the texas division of emergency management telling fox news each bus has a capacity and supplies necessary to carry up to 40 migrants. as they had for the border, the white house are giving out free smart phones

this is a set up today's story which you can guess kamala harris says which disease?t means. it means the vaccines work perfectly because when you get the vaccine it works perfect. i'm recording her, "i'm grateful to be vaccinated and booster" harrison wrote because it is not a ransom script. [laughter] that is what they all say. barack obama got rona and he said i'm grateful to be vaccinated and boosted. she was more grateful for ever the vaccines can provide now that she had covid. elizabeth warren also, "i'm grateful for the protection and i'm vaccinated and boosted." cory booker put signature twist on it. he said he would be doing much worse without the booster. they also have the same to get the shot and then they get rona and celebrate getting the shot. what's going on here? jimmy be with host fox news radio and also spotify i heart, we are happy to have them. what do you make of this? i wanted to talk about cory booker it's not enough to say i'm not vaccinated. you have to be anti-i'm vaccinated, tucker. cory booker speech right there. come all on some level yo

listen to kamala harris her. this is the kind of leadership kamala harris is putting in.ing about outer space in such an inspirational way. >> space is exciting. it spurs our imaginations. it forces us to ask big questions. it affects us all. it connects us all. >> wow! she is try to blame the staff all she wants, but come on. >> [laughing]. he talks to me like i am 5 years old. is she writing this herself or have a staff member writing this? that person should be fired. that's somebody that should go. this is a symptom of not only how out of touch she is. but this is california politics. you fail upwards without any opposition. you are never asked hard questions by the price. you are treated as a hero from your local press. you run unopposed. she hasn't had to work for where she is at. >> 13 staff fleeing that office barely into 2 years. the left doesn't want to just censor conservatives, they want to deprogram them. here's democratic congressman jamie raskin. >> i am concerned about what it does to people to feed themselves lies. they are acting like members of a religi

kamala harris's staffers who through the coup. it's no fun to work for kamala harris the hu n.highest ranking aid to hit and the 13th staffer to leave since she took office. there are many theories as to why kamala harris's staffers leave her and zero theories as to why they would stay. maybe it's her unpreparedness in speeches or cackling when someone brings up a war or her speech is strange and off putting. maybe we are getting her wrong. perhaps her speaking style is inspired by the great beat poets. maybe she just needs music. >> space is exciting. >> ♪ ♪ >> it spurns our imagination and spurns us to ask big questions. >> ♪ ♪ . >> space affects us all. it connects us all. >> ♪♪ >> [laughing]. >> now it's interesting. >> i was right. >> i want more. >> i want more! >> greg: i could have listened to that for 20 minutes. it's like shatner. >> i heard that at a coffey shop in brooklyn. >> i would pay $20 with a giant cup of tea to hear that. >> greg: yes. >> the place sounds like candles but you can't see. >> she said space connects us all. space disconnects us. if space connec

kamala harris at some of those events and they were close they are.happened. back to your initial question, i'll be brief. if there is something positive to report between this president and this vice president, don't you think they'd be doing it? >> kayleigh: that the great line. our prayers to the vice president. a scary time any time any leader and someone close to the president gets this. we will keep her in our prayers. apparently this obama-biden relationship, president biden said again, according to the book and an advisor, "i am confident that barack is not happy with the coverage of this administration because it's more transformative than his administration." what is going on here? i'm sorry, but that's not the way things are reported! >> joe: transforming? to worse. we talk about it. inflation, crime, education, the border, foreign affairs. i think going in the right direction and he's at 43% approval. i never bought that they were close friends. barack obama took joe biden on board because he was a community organizer and in the senate for

vice president kamala harris's office loses yet another staffer as chief of staff tina forney announces the administration. harris' office has lost 13 members since june of last year. >> carley: joining us on joe concha, before we get your perspective, the vice president released a statement saying tina has been a valued advisor and confident to me and tremendous leader from day one. she led our team during historic first year as we made progress rebuilding our economy here at home and our alliances around the world. what is your reaction from this? highest level staffer of hers to leave. >> joey: yeah, and you saw that wall of photos you showed before. it is becoming as predictable as sunrising in the east, talking about somebody leading kamala harris's office and we look at that "washington post" ranking that came out earlier this week listing possible 2024 candidates and kamala harris was not at the top of the list, that instead went to buttigieg. when you are polling lower than your boss and you have likeability problem and issues with basic communication and performance on your job

to leave kamala harris's office because of toxic work environment.a joke, how many staffers are there? usually for every politician, you have somebody who is like a lifer, with you from the beginning, who is your bad guy who became the chief of staff. >> your johnny. >> who is your john sne >> who is your johnny. >> she doesn't have a johnny. people are trying to figure that out, is that something on urban dictionary? don't look up johnny. people are leaving her like she's a war-torn country. it is not good. people left trump because they were fired, people are running from kamala harris. that is an accomplishment there. she makes mistakes with masks and school, because dana, she doesn't have a team, they have e signed and her communications team is gone, top two speech writers are gone, social media strategist resigned, national security advisor resigned and now deputy chief of staff resigned. is the media going to just say, it is the 13th staffer that left, the 14th, when are they going to write the truth, the woman can't write and everybody hates

rren double no kamala harris was horrible on every level. absolutely nobody like kamala b harris and for good reason. so it turned out to be joe bidenut by default. o gotf the biden signs we're allot in and of course the media got the message immediately by the time he was inaugurated. what the press corps was telling you about joe biden. anybody who has any connectiont to reality about what is going on around them should have watched that and saids the adults are back in the room. it seemsav as though we have a professional adult once again in the white house who's just simply doing the work really the same. >> i would say the adults are back still. it isav a relief to have adults in charge. now we have adults in the whitet houses , okay? the adults are back in the room. there is a sense i think the world over that the adultss have returned. we have an adult in the white house now and it's gloria. these people never original thought among them he's an adult. . l. gloriouss we'll have true biden is certainly an adult. he'll be 80 thisne i fal

a "new york post" op-ed tore into kamala harris.rtures and disasters, kamala harris might be the worst vp ever. political panel now. we're a little tight. we took the president's words at the funeral. come to you first. >> if you look at polling. there is a poll that shows there is a 63% disapproval rate for kamala harris. the portfolio she vefd from biden, immigration and a number of other things that she has failed at makes one wonder was it somewhat intentional by the biden administration to give her these very difficult tasks so when they failed they put the blame on her? that is coming out in the book. things we've been talking about in the press for several months now. >> harris: they still aren't talking about anything she has accomplished. it is all about how she needs help, people quitting. she can't seem to change the subject matter. the president doesn't seem to want to help her. if he does he is not effective. >> first of all, anybody should be very concerned who their running mate is. he chose the right one because he w

emmanuel macron said the language was inappropriate and joy reid got vice president kamala harris one very clear. we are not into regime change and that is not our policy. period. >> reporter: president biden said over and over again during his campaign for presidency the words of the president matter, they can move markets and change the opinions of other nations, that's exactly what happened here, cory? >> gary, let's talk about the ethics concerns. the vice president addressing that when it comes to the supreme court in light of ginni thomas' text messages calling for the overturning of the 2020 election. >> reporter: yes, that's right. joy reid did a lightning round with vice president kamala harris and asked about the text messages from ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, to then chief of staff mark meadows, and these were conversations about overturning the 2020 election. it's no surprise that ginni thomas is a conservative activist. she's supported conservative causes for years and years, but these comments about going and trying to overturn the el

and kamala harris is no actually had a job, knows a lot about medicine. so that's a setup to this story which you can already guess, which is kamala harris has guessed what's these? oh , covid. and you know what that means? it means the vaccines work perfectly because when you get the vaccine you get covid because that's what they were intended to do. and we're quoting her quote i'm grateful to be vaccinated and boosted, harris wrote, because it's not any kind of ransom script, i guess they all said barack obama got wrona and he said the same thing. i'm grateful to be vaccinated. it boosted hillary clinton the same thought she was quote ,more grateful than ever for the protections that vaccines can put by now that she had coburn and elizabeth warren to quote, i am grateful for the protection that comes from being vaccinated and boosted cory booker put his signature twist on it. he said he'd be doing much worse without the booster. where do they all sound exactly the same. they get the shot, then they get thrown and then they celebrate getting the shot . w

vice president kamala harris testing positive aides saying the vice president found out right before scheduled to meet with the president in the oval office. how she's feeling and what the white house is saying about the covid risk to the president. it comes as pfizer officially asks the fda to authorize booster shots for children 5 to 11 what parents need to know. >>> also tonight, russia stepping up attacks in eastern ukraine. in mariupol, the mayor saying a new mass grave has been found civilians forced to dig in exchange for food and water defense secretary lloyd austin meeting with officials from 40 other countries, vowing more arms for ukraine, despite russia's warning of nuclear war. >>> the supreme court taking up a trump-era policy requiring migrants seeking asylum to wait in mexico will the court allow president biden to end it >>> growing fallout after elon musk announced he's buying twitter. the cheers and the backlash how will the world's richest man change the platform >>> the major reversal on daily aspirin to prevent heart attacks or strokes what the new guidance says

. >>> vice president kamala harris continues to isolate this morning after testing positive for covid. harris, who is vaccinated and boosted, says she has no symptoms. a spokesperson for harris says that she's taking paxlovid, an effective drug against the virus. the white house is hoping to make the pill available to millions of more americans, as well. wendy gillette has more. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris is the latest high-ranking official to test positive for the coronavirus. harris' office said the vice president is experiencing no symptoms and is isolating at her residence. the white house said it had been several days since her last close contact with the president. >> anyone who's going to be around the president, to travel with him, to see him in the oval office is tested that day. >> reporter: the news coincided with the cdc's finding that the virus has already infected more than half of the u.s. population, and 75% of those under 18. >> the good news is we are at a point where we have a lot more capabilities, lot more tools to protect the american people. >> re

i mean, it's possiblye more scary to have kamala harris as the president than him. shem has gone from being historic to histrionic. she is melodramatic. she is unprepared and ladies and gentlemen, i want you to check out her schedule. it's not easyit to find it is provided on a daily basis to media and some of them tweeted ,butry her weekends are a mystery to those of youou paying her to be your vice president. i can't seeee muchek of work on the weekend. we always put out the schedules even if it said s no public events for the vice president when we were in the trumphi administration. so you see her is doing nothing but literally some daysre she's doing nothing. look, this would be i funny if t weren't so sad. and i want to point out something. number one , donald trump's beating her in the harvard harris polld . forty nine to thirty eight . numbermb two,er i think her 400% percent favorable rating is high because i thinknk many people are not being honest with pollsters and how they truly feel about the nation's first black female vice president. so hard numbers

juicy dirt about the biden white house and how it was really ugly the way kamala harris got selected for vice president. if you thought the relationship between joe biden and kamala was rocky before? waited until you hear this. jill biden the first lady. turns out she doesn't like kamala one bit. never did. not especially after she attacked biden on the debate stage in 2019. remember? >> you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school.

have-nots and gas keep piling up, but even if fumbling joe was not in charge here when the tackling kamala harrisy better and are you sure about that, any comparison in a way that everyone can understand and plus the white house is slowly raising a radical agenda i guess our kids after disney woke and i go unfiltered and why it is time for the conservatives to draw a redline to protect the kids and is the slap heard around the world and can chris rock defend himself against will smith got one of the best fighters in the world who will join me later with some self defense as you don't want to miss. and since joe biden took office, hammer contains week bouncing from one crisis to the next any of the covid-19 pandemic, massive inflation, afghanistan, russian invades ukraine in the energy crisis, and yet all along the way, it is the little guys in the seem to get screwed the mouse and you know, the have-nots in society and why are we always left holding the bag after all of the connected haves do all of the damage it and the haves of the powerbroker really do seem to make the rules the rest of us are

they are not going to invade of kamala harris is there! toughest job of all is as spaces are. but you didn't know she was. she is. chair of the national space council. kamala harris is the biden administration's expert on the stars. here she was in october speaking to child actors. >> i just love the idea of exploring the unknown. then there's other things that we just haven't figured out or discovered yet. so much is out there that we still have to learn, i love that. you are literally going to see the craters on the moon with your own eyes! >> oh, my goodness. >> with your own eyes. i'm telling you, it is going to be unbelievable. >> tucker: obviously, that's nauseating what you think i'm a she doesn't have her own kids, maybe she doesn't know how to talk to kids. maybe she thinks you are supposed to patronize kids to the point where they throw up in their own mouths. she would never talk like that of an adult because no one would put up with it. he would be wrong. kamala harris is happy to talk that way to adults, including you. here sh

. >> greg: kamala harris was wearing it.ughter] >> but for the left, no better way to virtual signal than the mask. we are sitting here and how do you know democrat or republican? may be birkenstocks is only way to know but other than that an immediate way of saying to you i am a lib come a lefty, look at my mask. so that is why they want it, the virtual signal. >> greg: it is, it has become a bumper sticker on the back of a subaru that visualizes world peace. i don't want to say everybody wearing a mask is liberal or virtual signaling and immunocompromised type situations and illnesses. maybe they are thinking they are doing you a favor. but it does seem to me that it is now another arena where politics fiber kate and you have to be on one side or the other. and then kind of explodes from there into a component of your life. >> to me it is inexplicable why they are doing it politically even if two sides. i have no idea where they do this as they know americans are sick and tired of this. i don't think it is about science bu

biden'ss piling up even if joe wasn't and charge here, but academy kamala harris be any better?to-head comparison in a way that everyone can understand plus the white house embracing radical agenda after disney goes walter style. protect our kids. the authorsnd slap heard around the world, can chris rock defend himself against will smith? i have one of the best writers in the world joining me later. g from one crisis to the next any of the covid-19 pandemic, massive inflation, afghanistan, russian invades ukraine in the energy crisis, and yet all alo all along the way, it's the little cries who seem to get screwed the most. the have-nots. why are we left holding the bag after the l connected haves do l the damage? they broke relief to make the rules the rest of us are forced to live on. got me thinking. sounds a lot like and oligarchs, doesn't it? according to webster, an oligarchy is a government, a small group exercises control especially for corrupt and selfish purposes. winner winner chicken dinner. are we already living under an oligarchy now? are be governed by a small gro

whether it's kamala harris come up pete buttigieg come up gavin newsom. tammy: we've got a few seconds here. people don't necessarily was watch what is happening in los angeles. do you think that city is going to be safe? is there any hope for us over there? >> let me answer that in in two seconds. i am a truth teller. no, no. we ce safe here. >> at the same time, these elections, right, we can do it. california has a state that brought us reagan. we tried it with an outstretcheo care. we are short in numbers. tidal wave, november 22, title wave, we need it. >> joe i will give you the last word. do you think, speaking of november, especially with what is happening with twitter, is there room for us to be able to get out of this mess? do you think the american people are going to do it? >> leo said wave, i say so now me. it will be in the house, it will be in the senate. speak all right, gentlemen, thank you. more on the special edition of "hannity" when we return. stay right there. [♪♪] did you know you can address one of the root causes of aging by targe

everyone involved in that conversation including kamala harris who supposedly works for biden ignored biden completely. biden tried to get barack's attention and puts his hand on

the main focus for kamala harris is to maternity health. the brace program is aimed at improving the health and well-being of black women throughout pregnancies and after. >> black women are three times as likely to die from pregnancy-related complications. native women are more than twice as likely to die. >> reporter: this visit is an effort to highlight simple innovations here and at other hospitals as well as government policies that support mothers. in california, paid maternity leave has been extended, and in san francisco new mothers can qualify for $1,000 monthly payments to support the mother and new child health and safety. mothers say having doctors and nurses who empathize with them is key. some mothers say they are often dismissed. >> the years of labeling black women as angry and lots of negative stereotypes, it silences us in that situation. >> reporter: vice president harris hopes what's happening in san francisco and other parts of the state becomes a national model. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>

that conversation, which focuses on actor johnny depp, stuntman evil can evil, and vice president kamala harris. >> one in the world has happened to johnny depp? >> i don't know, alcohol probably. drugs. a bad divorce case. i worry about him, that he has hit -- he keeps going, and not in regular touch with him anymore, but -- >> how well did you know him? >> i know him very well. we edited a book together, we found a long lost script of woody guthrie. we called house of earth, and it was a bit of a literary find, and actually i found it, but we are trying to get money for the guthrie's music, for kids with after school music programs. johnny's involvement with it allowed my publisher herbert collins to put some money into it, and it went to the school find. the book came number 10 on the bestseller last for fiction, -- it had a little bit of a nice run. i wrote a cover story for that for vanity fair, we went on a boat from -- no, we went from -- we went to puerto rico, but went from the of the hamas to puerto rico. i wrote an essay about him. i once took a cover story out on him for george maga

and he will be going up against an empty pant suit, kamala harris in a very brutal primary. a's latest. i don't even know what. >> i am here because this is a community the mississippi delta that has a long history of being part of america's history, including having the needs that should be met. >> jesse: this is a community with a long history of being a part of american history. good, pretty good line. >> i feel like i'm being punked every time -- whether it was in jamaica, this. of course, there system other times i feel like we are being punked right here this can't be serious. but she keeps on doing it time and time again. clearly, i mean, i honestly think the only reason that joe biden picked her is because clearly she is even dumber than is he and never, in any lifetime ever outshine joe biden which is saying something. >> jesse: we are going to be looking forward to a bruising primary. a lot of back stabbing. a lot of bribing and a lot of word salad. >> a lot of word salad. >> jesse: definitely going to eat our greens when they run against each other. all right, ned,

biden to run and kamala harris has problems like we spoke of.ls? is it pete buttigieg, who has supply chain shortage on his resume. andrew cuomo, no. klobuchar, bernie sanders, who is now into his 80s. the bench is not deep, when hillary clinton presented herself as moderate, you have to think she is thinking if things fall ark part for this administration, i got more votes in 2016, why not me considering i'm a big brand name and deserve it anyway. that is what hillary thinks in her own mind. >> todd: carley has been to europe. "washington post" columnist praising joe biden failing economy -- >> joe: we both have. >> todd: the quote from the article is mind-blowing. if not for inflation, this president's economic performance would be unmatched. aside from that, mrs. lincoln, how did you enjoy the play? literally all of that. >> joe: it is like say figure it wasn't for a bad economy, jimmy cart sxer george bush 41 would have been re-elected. this is the type of thing that takes down presidents. inflation is theft. you think about the low and midd

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vice-president kamala harris. god help us.e is the author of the book "suppression, deception and snobbery and bias." ari fleischer is with us along with joe concha. i love the book title and cover. how appropriate when you compare how they treated donald trump and his entire family and how they treat joe biden and his entire family. >> yes. that's what motivated me to write this book. it's coming out in july. when i watched the coverage of president trump who sometimes i agreed and sometimes i disagreed with. the press was so unfair to him. everything was done to reverse the results of the 2016 election. the people get to decide who the president is. the press decided for his personality and policy he was such a threat to the country they needed to step in and deceive readers and viewers and suppress the news. they book has example after example of the press doing that. the bias is off the charts. >> sean: joe, you follow the media job for a living. you should have your own show on it. i am looking -- somebody needs to step i

kamala harris will tour a health care facility, visit with expecting families as well as talk about the maternal health crisis. now, this visit follows black maternal health week. during that week harris announced several key actions to address maternal health as well as combatting the inequities that lead to worse outcomes for black, native american as well as women in rural communities. as you can see we have a very busy day ahead with two political powerhouses here in the bay area. we will be here when the former president does begin that keynote address. we have an additional reporter here as well as staff there at ucsf to capture vice president kamala harris' visit to talk about maternal health. so a big day. we will of course have the outcomes in our later newscasts as well as on line. we're live at stanford, cierra johnson for nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you. >>> well, elon musk says he has the money to make a new run at twitter. >> more than $65 billion in funding secured, or so he says. >> so he says and i understand your concern, kris. musk once claimed he had secur

we are dropping kamala harris down a spot, she has done little in the 2020 campaign.this cast of irk cas on the screen there, joe. this is democrat bench. kamala harris, always vp, nominee going into the income election, not in this case, what kind of mess do democrats have come 2024? >> joe: todd, we haven't seen a bench this thin since the '96 new york jets. rich cotight, we remember that. nixon did after eisenhower, gore did after clinton and biden did after obama. the "washington post," paper never endorsed presidential candidate, this shows how unpopular kamala harris is with the media allies. pete buttigieg looks like he should be running for senior vice president instead of presidents and elizabeth warren, authenticity problem and aoc is on there, most ineffective member of congress, she knows how to use instagram, that makes her a presidential candidate. >> carley: how serious can you take this if aoc is a possible presidential candidate in the future. joe concha, thank you for joining us. white house wrongfully accuse border patrol of whipping agents, the bid

rather than sitting on the shelf, that we learned tonight includes people like the vice president, kamala harris, the white house has just said that she was prescribed paxlovid today. we don't know if that means vice president harris had progressed from being asymptomatic this morning and maybe she started to experience symptoms. it's possible they decided to describe her paxlovid while she was asymptomatic. we do not know, but we were told this morning that she was positive, that she was asymptomatic and prescribed paxlovid and again that is something that you take -- it's not something you only take if you're very sick. you take that at the outset of symptoms. >>> on the op of that, the white house is pushing congress to pass a bill to fund more treatments like paxlovid as well as more vaccines and more boosters. they're warning if congress doesn't pass that quickly, we could run short on all those tools to fight covid. but all of this proceeding pace. we'll keep our eye out from the white house about the vice president's condition. watch this space. watch this space fe insurance through the c

tonight, we have an exclusive interview with vice president ka -- kamala harris who traveled to greenville today. here she is meeting the small business owner of joyce's alterations after a greeting with bennie thompson and eric simmons. the destination greenville is intentional. a town in the heart of the miss misdelta. it's even been called the most southern place on earth. a place that is predominantly black and where during the height of jim crow, the threat of inchings terrorized black peel. it particularly meaningful the first black president came here days after president joe biden signed the emmit till into law. i got to travel with the vice president on air force 2, meaning i am back on the road and just a short time ago, i sat down with vice president harris for a wide ranging interview about her trip and so much more. let's dive on in. vice president harris, thank you for doing this. >> wonderful to be with you joy reid. >> it's wonderful to be with you and be in greenville, mississippi. i'm sure you noticed driving in in the motorcade, the children with the balloons and flags.

. >>> tonight, vice president kamala harris testing positive for covid. and what the white house said today about president biden. vice president harris now in isolation at home, testing positive after being vaccinated and double boosted. and when was the last time she was in close contact with president biden? cecilia vega standing by live at the white house. >>> the u.s. responding tonight russia'sewest warning of the daer nuclear w sy. and tonight, germany, for the first time, sending ukraine heavy weapons. marcus moore in kyiv tonight. >>> the developing headline as we come on the air. the audio tonight of house republican leader kevin mccarthy. you will hear what he said, his concerns after january 6th, over members of his own party fufling unrest in this country. asking at one point, "can't they take their twitter accounts away?" and saying the country was "too crazy." jon karl with the audio tonight. >>> this evening, 24 hours after a federal judge's announcement that he would block any early rollback of former president trump's policy that allowed

, america's most powerful woman contracting covid-19 the white house announcing vice president kamala harris tested positive on both rapid and pcr tests this morning all unfolding just before she was scheduled to meet with president biden in the oval office. harris tweeting, today i tested positive for covid-19 i have no symptoms, and i will continue to isolate and follow cdc guidelines i'm grateful to be both vaccinated and boosted. >> she is boosted, actually twice-boosted, right we have a very, very contagious variant out there. it is going to be hard to ensure that no one gets covid in america, that's not even a policy goal. >> reporter: according to the white house, the last time the vice president saw president biden was last monday at the easter egg roll. and mr. biden tested negative yesterday it comes as the cdc reports as of february, nearly 60% of americans have been exposed to covid almost double the amount seen in december of last year. and late today, pfizer is asking the fda to approve a booster shot for children ages 5 to 11 the white house covid coordinator calling this mome

happening today, vice president kamala harris returns to the bay area. she'll be speaking at ucsf is part of a push to address what the white house is calling in maternal health crisis. kron 4 sarah stinson has the details. >>this afternoon, vice president kamala harris will be back home in the bay area visiting ucsf to speak right here at the stage behind me and visit the facility that we're in right now. she's going to talk to expecting mothers and families as well as talk with health care workers to figure out how we can fill the gaps in trying avoid pregnancy related deaths. >>harris is in town to talk about the maternal health crisis. what is that exactly will, according to the american medical association, women in the u.s. are more likely to suffer a pregnancy related death. now. >>then they were in the 1990's, america's maternal mortality rates are among the highest in the developed world. black women are 3 times more likely than white women to die as a result of pregnancy. the cdc says 60% of these deaths are preventable. so the vice president i

vice president kamala harris has tested positive for covid, making her the highest ranking widen administrationial to report being infected. a spokesperson for the vice president said harris tested positive on both rapid and pcr tests. she is not showing any symptoms, but will isolate and work from home. the vice president's office says she is not considered a close contact of president. u.s. defseec

vice president kamala harris actually commented on this yesterday.>> i definitely think that the court needs to take a critical look at its rules around ethics, and that relates to a series of issues that have come up over the years. >> reporter: and here on capitol hill, some democrats are calling for justice clarence thomas, ginni thomas's husband, to recuse himself from future january 6th-related cases and then you have some other democrats calling for him to resign from the supreme court altogether, yasmin. >> all right, so, we got that going on. let's also talk about the january 6th committee investigation, kind of on a broader scale, and of course testimony from son-in-law jared kushner, the highest ranking former trump official to testify. it seems like he sat for six hours, was pretty forthcoming, cooperative, and friendly as it was put. what do you know about it? >> reporter: yeah, so, this voluntary testimony by kushner wasn't necessarily on the committee's wish list, per se. they didn't ask him to come in. but based on what we're hearing f

vice president kamala harris is losing her chief of staff. right hand gal announcing her departure.v.p.'s office following reports of a toxic work environment in the west wing. here is joe concha with his take. >> it is becoming as predictable as the sun rising in the east us talking about somebody leaving kamala harris's office. when you are polling lower than your boss and the president of joe biden and you have an authenticity and likeability problems and maybe people don't want to be on a team like that. i would be shocked at this point if joe biden does run as he says he will, if kamala harris is still on that ticket. she is that toxic at this point. >> gillian: let's bring in jimmy failla host of fox across america on fox news radio and now in "focus." no one likes a toxic work environment. joe concha laid out some problems there. the bigger problem here in terms of thinking about, you know, working for someone like the vice president is these reports from sources in the administration to us at fox and other out lets that the vice president and the president have severe disagr

so right now kamala harris just may some what more than biden. it is sort of like robert frost "the road less traveled." everybody is hitting on biden. actually kamala hair sis a very interesting story to me. >> the what did you learn if talking to her? >> she's got, as we all know, she's got a great personality and she's funny. and i'm always amazed at the interactions, how just genuinely she laughs at life. that's going to serve her well. it has served her well. i think she's unusual vice president and her first 100 days. because of covid-19 she hasn't traveled many places. and so she's been every single day in the room with biden. in the histories of presidents and vice presidents, it slooking to shape up to be one of the closest. and part of that is age factor with biden. he has to start training. god forbid something thoop biden, she has to step up. and i noticed she's being very careful to try to carve out what her role is avoiding too much media limelight while she starting to get her ducks in a row. >> when you talk to somebody like her o

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important people visiting the bay area at the same time, we're a talking about vice president kamala harris, former president obama in the bay area. vice president harris flew in today, headed to ucsf. she was there to get a look at the hospital's embraces program, as part of her effort to focus on mufrnts health in the united states, especially for women of color. embrace is a program designed to help black women through their pregnancies and the first several months after childbirth. >> as vice president of the united states, i can tell you that i do believe that hour nation is facing a crisis on the issue of murnltal health. >> the years of black women being labeled as angry and lots of negative stereotypes, tsai lenses us in that situation. >> mothers say having doctors and nurses who empathize with them is key. she hopes the program will catch on in other parts of the country. and at stanford this afternoon, former president obama calling on students to truth. he said extensive community work needs to be done to educate people on spotting false information. >> so inside our personal in

recall chesa boudin now. >>> tonight, vice president kamala harris testing positive for covid. hat the white house said today about president biden. vice president harris now in isolation at home, testing positive after being vaccinated and double boosted. and when was the last time she was in close contact with president biden? cecilia vega standing by live at the white house. >>> the u.s. responding tonight to russia's newest warning of the dangers of nuclear war. what defense secretary lloyd austin said today. and tonight, germany, for the first time, sending ukraine heavy weapons. marcus moore in kyiv tonight. >>> the developing headline as we come on the air. the audio tonight of house republican leader kevin mccarthy. you will hear what he said, his concerns after january 6th, over members of his own party fueling unrest in this country.

that's why i'm proud that kamala harris is our vice president of the united states. r, attorney general of the state of california, former member of the senate judiciary committee. kamala was invaluable during this entire process. and chuck, our majority, i want to thank you, pal. you did a masterful job at keeping the caucus together, getting this vote across the finish line in a timely and historic manner. just watching it on television yesterday, watching when the vote was taken and there was such enthusiasm. genuine. you can tell when it's real. you did an incredible job, chuck. thank you so much. [ applause ] because you're all able to sit down and don't have to stand, i'm going to go on a little longer here and tell you, i want to say something about dick durbin again. dick, i'm telling you, overseeing the hearing, how you executed the strategy. by the hour. every day to keep the committee together. and you have a very divided committee with some of the most conservative members of the senate on that committee. especially difficult with an evenly divided senate.