when it does, the blood will be on joe's hands, kamala harris hands and frankly all of the other laworcement that turned a blind eye to not enforce the law. meanwhile trump has never been more popular, recent fox news polls show a majority of americans approving of donald trump's transition and that is not all, business leaders now lining up to meet with donald trump, donating big dollars to his inauguration in fact donald trump's inaugural committees no breaking records with donations from almost every major company in the country, it's a new reality, democrats, the medium they never saw this coming. donald trump, not joe biden, donald trump is uniting the country needless to say many in the left are not happy, this is their worst nightmare becoming very real. 84-year-old, 20 term swamp monster nancy pelosi, she can handle it, she is not going to be attending trump's inauguration, i don't think anybody will care, neither will michelle obama according to reports she has a very bad case of trump derangement syndrome and is filled with hate, refusing to go. does anybody really care? th

because as bad as joe biden is, kamala harris is worse.mala harris will not merely withhold support for israel, she will actively undermine israel self-defense. kamala harris will not merely continue joe biden's weakness, she will deepen that weakness. and the contrast between kamala harris and donald trump could not be clearer. it is an indisputable fact that president trump had the strongest record of any american president when it comes to standing with israel. [applause] the list of his accomplishments is lengthy. president trump move the u.s. embassy to its rightful place, israel's eternal capital of jerusalem. president trump of course negotiated the historic abraham accords, the greatest stride towards peace normalization in more than a quarter century. president trump aligned u.s. central command with israel a change which foster daily communications with the idf joint exercises and, my first trip to israel was as an undergraduate when i was selected as a fellow for the foundation for the defense of democracies. i have been many ti

announcer: vice president kamala harris arnold martin luther king jr.n what would have been his 90 sixth birthday during a breakfast in washington, d.c. that was hosted by the national action network. vice president kamala harris also addressed the wildfires in her home state of california. [applause] >> i had told sam that i had a surprise this morning, other than we are honoring of course, on his birthday week, we had president died in a sing to her one year. but i want at this in this country, to deal with the reality of where we are and how we go forward. in 1972, as hakeem jeffries referred to this morning, our chair of the congressional black caucus, yvette clarke, knew that i started at 17 years old for a youth director for charlie chisholm -- shirley chisholm. people thought shirley chisholm was out of place. i remember going with her as she ran for president. in '84 i was there with reverend jackson when he ran. and when i ran. it has been a continual journey. i was in chicago, thinking of shirley when i walked on the stage. because she didn't

kamala harris is not doing much better.e a look at her latest inspirational word salad to california wildfire victims. >> it's critically important that... anything that gives you an ability to be patient in this extremely dangerous and unprecedented crisis. >> sean: former trump white house chief of staff... all right, with the passage of time and time passing, i think people bypassing time might be able to build a new house, is that the message? >> the only thing i'm going to miss about it is laughing on your show when you play these things over and over again. it's too precious. this is one of the many reasons she lost. the progressive left, these ideas live in outer space with all the other goofy thoughts that they've got. catch and release illegal immigrants, provided feminine products in men's rooms. provides exchanges for prisoners don't sentence people that loot stores in california. this is why biden right now is at 36% approval. even at the end of a presidency, usually your approval number goes up,'s has gone down

they wanted joe biden or kamala harris to be reluctant.bers are still historic thousands through the cbp 1 app. stopped today. cuba, nicaragua, cuba and venezuela. there is still thousands every day. i see thousands being arrested by border patrol. count the got-aways there still historic numbers. they created several different buckets and call them legal pathways which he they're not. same population of illegal aliens coming across the border. >> laura: we heard chicago is going to happen tomorrow and other cities then we heard that was kind of called off. what's the story there. >> the story with chicago specific operational plan was leaked. we pulled back and looking at safety concerns. this is always a dangerous job. what do raise the officer safety concerns. we looked at it and maize a decision. people find out real soon what we are going to do. >> laura: tom, when you think about where we have been over the past four years totals what's your best guest how many people came into the country didn't deserve any type of regularized statu

we told the truth about kamala harris. we made nothing up. and all of the legacy media that for nine years has demonized this man, slandered this man, besmirched this man allowed, allowed the doj to be weaponized in ways that it had never been weaponized before. how come they do you believe their days are now numbered? because i think legacy media is now dead, and they killed themselves and they killed themselves because of a political agenda and dishonesty. am i right or am i wrong? >> i think you're closer to being right than wrong. i think legacy media is in a world of trouble based on your description of it. and i'm i'm not about here to dole out sympathy cards. there's no excuse for it. in the end, if you are in the media and you pride yourself on being a journalist, the first objective is to know as much as you can. secondly, to be honest about what you know and you don't know, and you can be subjective in what you would like to receive. but ultimately you have to be an objective grabber of the information and make sure you're dissemina

this is one kamala harris snubs. kamala harris won't invite jd vance's wife and kids over to the naval observatory, where she's moving children into. they've never been in it before, a clear, sort of petty snub. then when she tweeted out the picture of the carter funeral, she clearly cropped out trump out of the picture. i just i think this isn't just she didn't cooperate. >> that was a picture that the carter family released. well, he's behind a pillar. but but yes, he was not in the photo. >> look, i just you can blame it on trump and say, well, he treated biden terribly and i agree. i think biden should have gone to the inaugural or trump should have gone to biden's inaugural as well. i don't care whether she comes or not, but i do think some of this pettiness is beneath. >> can i just ask the people, the people kamala harris of it all? >> let me let me just play, you know, not to explain it. she can do what she wants. she's a vice president. but here's what jd vance has said about her. >> it's that kamala harris

kamala harris. [cheers and applause] vice pres. harris: good morning. good morning, everybody. good morning, good morning. good morning, everyone. good morning. [cheers and applause] good morning, man. good morning to everyone. please have a seat. i heard everybody was hanging out this morning. i thought i'd come by and say hi. and mostly i just wanted to come by to thank everybody. starting with our reverend sharpton. for the truth tellers who are here, in the spirit of dr. king and this day that we celebrate him, his birthday, january 15. and every day. and spirit with which he did what he did. reverend sharpton, you and the leaders of n.a.n. live that legacy in every way that's important. this is about soldiers who understand the importance of using our feet, praying, doing good works, that are about lifting up the people. with a sense of optimism and purpose, always, n.a.n., reverend sharpton, speaking truth even when it is difficult to speak and more difficult to hear. the leaders here understand, as i often say, that the true measure of the strength of a leader isn't base

i hate to tell you michelle almost none of us care. >> does kamala harris belong to the same wing? she has the whole j.d. events his hand while she shows him the powder room on the second floor she can just take a leave for the afternoon and do the right th thing. >> whether kamala harris deliberately belongs to the bitter antidrug wing or she just don't i've always found it hard to understand because if you watch her carefully she is sort of like almost as bad as biden with the cognitive decline. from my perspective he can't quite figure out why she would do this is not to her advantage. if you leave in the shadow of a brand-new drop administration it helps to be nice and if you decide to be part of the bitter end and i do think there will be a split of civil war in the democratic party between the bitter end left and the people who decide they're going to accommodate trump. will be interesting to watch. and clearly they will be in the bitter end went wing. >> if you want to be -- read more about that and before elon musk gets his hands on pbs even see the new document or. >> and

kamala harris. [cheers and applause] v.p. harris: good morning, good morning everybody. good morning everyone. good morning. [cheers and applause] good morning. good morning to everyone. please have a seat. i thought i would come by and say hi. i just wanted to come by and thank everybody, starting with reverend sharpton, for the truth tellers who are here in the spirit of dr. king and this day that we celebrate him, january 15. the spirit with which he did what he did. reverend sharpton, you and the leaders of nan, this is about soldiers who understand the importance of using our feet, praying, doing good works that are about lifting up the people. with a sense of optimism and purpose, always speaking truth even when it's difficult to speak and more difficult to hear . the leaders here understand that the true measure of the strength of a leader is not based on who you beat down, it is based on who you lift up. i thank you for always lifting me up that more importantly i thank you for lifting up whole communities of people who must be seen and heard, and who deserve all

kamala harris' house was spared.w someone who lives in that area, and she was saying because kamala harris' house is there, there is extra security and they are really trying to protect that area. >> brian: the foreign leaders for the first time are attending the inauguration. chinese vice president, the are a general tennian president who is a rock star. this guy has got a surplus in his economy in, what, two years? they were mired in debt and rapidly bringing down inflation. the italian premier who is the new rock star of europe. and really the touch stone because everybody else is dealing with at love internal turmoil. the former georgia president, and the ecuadorian president. why that is so important is, he not only took on the gangs. he arrested all of them. and he is straightened them out. weave no longer have a problem with el salvador yans at our border and these people are living in peace. i think it's really cool because i did not know. i thought just for sure in the past, other world leaders would want to

if kamala harris won, would he be taking these actions now?ion wants now. >> carley: actual government censorship and clear admission of it happening and mark zuckerberg latest actions anden ras behind them? >> joe: the ceo of snopes wants to stay in business so he is blaming government as far as fact checking after covid. maybe it came from a lab that studies viruses in china. when facebook would sensor an argument like that, it was rid ridz. fact checkers need to update their pages, they are just as biassed as the people they are fact checking. twitter and elon musk have crowd sourcing of an argument if it is made on that site. if it's false, it would be community noted. do crowd sourcing, instead of a fact checker that may be bias deciding what is truth. go to the masses and decide from there. >> carley: well placed air quotes around the word fact. thank you for joining us, have a great day. families are returning to los angeles to find homes and neighborhoods turned to ash. christopher and laur en fortinil are among those, they have two yo

so they reportedly reached out to kamala harris's office. apparently, a harris staffer simply refused to answer their questions. the vances had to rely on the permanent navy staffers who run the residence to get the answers they needed. kamala, like joe, is extremely bitter going out the door. they have both been trying to sabotage the incoming administration. it won't work. the left wing hate has even come after carrie underwood, who doesn't like carrie underwood? who wants to politicize her? she's going to be performing america the beautiful. they talk a lot about unity, don't they? on the left. well, they don't mean it. during trump's inauguration ceremony. also, rascal flatts will be there. the village people will be there. it's going to be a lot of fun. well, here's what the ladies of that hard hitting new show on abc disney had to say about that. take a listen. >> so she's overnight going to become an icon of maga and the american, right? she's probably going to make a lot of money off of it. so i get why she its country music. >> i thi

that is joe biden and kamala harris' immigration legacy.tted aliens release food american communities. more criminal aliens on american streets. and more americans endangered by radical, reckless policies. thankfully the american people have voted to end this nightmare. the preventing violence against women by illegal aliens act is just one of many bills republicans have proposed that will help close immigration loopholes, reverse the disastrous policies of the biden-harris administration, and implement president trump's immigration enforcement agenda. the preventing violence against women by illegal aliens act makes crystal clear that illegal aliens who commit sex offenses are inadmissible to and removable from the united states. the bill also fix as discrepancy in current law by creating a ground of inadmissibility for domestic violence to mirror the existing ground of removability for the same offenses. in addition, h.r. 30 expands the current ground of removability for domestic violence by cross-referencing an existing statutory definit

enter kamala harris. she starts an 11-week campaign, spends a billion half dollars, is vanquished by the previous president and all of that has happened and transpired starting in late june of 2024. and now here they are all together in washington, d.c. and they talk about the peaceful transfer of power and to all my colleagues and all the viewers at home, it is on display as we watch this now. you wonder what kamala harris is thinking when she walks out with jd vance? you wonder what the first gentleman thinks about meeting jd vance's wife and melania trump going back to the white house and jill biden the somewhat pointed comments she has made in the past two weeks how some people she had respected for so many years, a one of the people was nancy pelosi, had forced them to the side. but joe biden made his decision and now he is left to live with it. he is welcoming a man that he has had extremely pointed words toward publicly for a long time and now these two gentlemen will emerge from these doors and ge

kamala harris. you saw her and second gentleman, doug emhoff, great. jd vance and his wife. so i you know, i look, i would expect this to be very, very cordial, very cute. and then they'll get in the motorcade and h ad down to the capitol where the real stuff begins. how do you set this up, sean? we legis to clean e now just a beating with all 4 of them. they're like are there talking points ahead of time talk about this or that are you don't even get involved because those are the 2 most powerful people at this moment. >> yeah, i'll tell you, i've handled the cons for a long time, but i mik nick knows this is former chief of staff as well. you don't give donald trump talking points for much of anything, you know, is pretty much what he wants i don't know. i mean, you could give them i don't think he'd care for more use but i think he's very comfortable in situations like this. he knows exactly what he's going into this isn't new to him. i on the biden team. i actually i think that's an interesting

liz: we're not hearing that kamala harris is going to the fires or showing up this.tics are pointing out that president biden just gave $2.5 billion more money to ukraine in military aid and on top of that, $3.4 billion to pay salaries of ukrainian schoolteachers and government bureaucrats and don't see the people that were hit by hurricane helene in north carolina getting that kind of money. you don't see that right now for what really needed to happen with california doing it right and preventing wild fires from hitting homes and democrat leadership failed and what do you make of it? >> it's going to become increasingly difficult for politicians to explain why there's a finite amount of money to take care of americans in the aftermath in the face of disasser and going for california and florida and elsewhere and going on unlimited funds to take care of immigrants in the country and send billions upon billions to foreign nations like ukraine to prop up their governments and pay for their defense and it's really going to be increasingly hard for politicians to explai

kamala harris raised $1 billion in a month. so for him to say, oh, wait, i'm warning about the oligarchy. of course he's right. but it's a little too little, too late. that's what i think. >> i mean, it's i think you're probably right about most of that, but what is happening right now is that a few a handful of major companies and the ones that the men that lead them are saying in the next four years is going to be a make or break for i and the person who gets closest to donald trump the fastest and gives them the most money is going to win that race. that's extraordinary to think about. >> you know, we celebrate in america the american dream. >> it's our number one export. zuck was a college student once. look what he's created. how many jobs, how much taxes has he paid? elon musk may be the most successful entrepreneur in history. another aspect of the american dream. just showing you what can happen. we should be celebrating this. and by the way, that message that biden put out there that was harris probably number one mess

donald trump beat kamala harris by 3 million votes in this last election, but i think we need to keepome perspective about where america is. it is one of the great things about democracy that we have these pendulum swings and times and of course, anybody who was an incumbent during the post covid-19 inflationary period went down all over the world, left, right, and center. so we can forget that historical context. but i think that he was a great president who ranks right up there with some of the best from the 20th century like lyndon johnson, franklin roosevelt. we did massive investment in infrastructure. i sat there under donald trump. we had infrastructure weeks, infrastructure month, infrastructure barbecue but never had at infrastructure bill. joe biden sent it to us his first week in office we passed it in the first month a $1.2 trillion investment in the roads , the highways, bridges, ports, airports, rail, trail, cyber security, rural broadband you name it. it really set the tempo by an administration that had huge breakthroughs like with the chips and science act in the semi

police just got toward risk achievement casing kamala harris' house after somebody called 911.e's the latest on what caused the fire. nothing definitive, "the washington post" said the palisades ablaze may have started from fireworks on new year's eve, firefighters put it out and it may have reignited days later. is that reports a downed power lines may have spread to the inferno and arson has not been ruled out. the governor says he cannot get a straight answer out of anybody to what i want to get answers, i watch the press conference, some of those leaders, i had my team speak to local leaders,. >> straight answers. >> i was getting different answers. >> jesse: the governor does not have a strong grasp on what is happening and keeps passing the buck to the locals. what he is out in front of the cameras every day. >> it there a myriad of issues, as just talking to the gove governor down in hawaii about some ideals about some concerns you has around speculators coming in. >> jesse: why is the governor streaming around like that with a smile on his face? what kind of presentatio

two people were arrested near vice president kamala harris' brentwood home after a call about a possible burglary. additional resources pour into the region. crews from mexico, canada, and nine others states are expected to deploy to the front lines. officials say they're moving resources before the strong winds return and they're urging residents hoping to return to their homes to be patient. the atf takes the lead in the investigation trying to determine the cause of the fires. authorities now on the scene. trained teams are looking at all potential causes. including arson or downed power lines. our team is spread out across los angeles region, and we time out the critical forecast for the next 24 hours and beyond. >> across the country, a frigid arctic blast returns with windchills plummeting well below zero in some places. days ahead of crucial confirmation hearings, the fbi investigates defense secretary nominee pete hegseth's past as we look at the other trump picks preparing to go under the microscope. >> countdown to historic launch. blue origin's new rocket gets ready to blast o

you showed the picture that kamala harris shared. who was noticeably absent and not because they were cropped out, michelle obama. she wasn't willing to leave her hawaiian vacation to pay respects to a democrat president, jimmy carter had who just died and now she is not willing to travel to attend a presidential inauguration. it seems, as you just laid out, this is a woman who doesn't have the decency to show the barest minimum of respect for democrats or respects. and so, i do kind of get a little bit of a laugh thinking about this because you know who probably agrees with me on this entire take? barack obama. do you know who probably isn't fighting with michelle obama over her decision not to go? barack obama because if there is one thing we have learned even if you are the president of the united states the one thing i will give obama a lot of credit for i loved when he said his daughters had no interest whatsoever in his opinion of what boys they should be taking to the dance. even if you are the president of the united states,

. >> were it not for the biden presidency, we wouldn't have had vice president kamala harris, the first black woman elected to the position. we wouldn't have justice ketanji brown jackson, the first black woman confirmed to the supreme court. my admiration for biden is also rooted in the character of a man whose lifetime of public service is intertwined with a lifetime of public pain. in 2017, we were seated across from each other on stage discussing promise me, dad. his moving memoir about his son beau's fight against brain cancer. >> as he spoke of beau biden physically folded into himself, head bowed, eyes downcast. >> but as soon as the conversation turned to politics, biden brightened. he sat up straight. he looked me in the eyes. he held forth like a man back in the game. two years later, he was a candidate again, determined to defy the low expectations that hounded him his entire political life and defied them. he did. >> biden won the democratic nomination and the white house in 2020. >> once in office, biden kept defying the odds by racking up legislative victories that seemed

fÉlix: ahora kamala harris, los vicepresidentes, ellos sÍ van juntos.s cÓmodo poder recibir a todos estos que estÁn aquÍ en la rotonda del capitolio en interiores. destacando alguno de los puntos histÓricos con los que se cuenta con dignatarios invitados de otros paÍses como es el caso del presidente javier milei, tambiÉn estarÍa asistiendo edmundo gonzÁlez urrutia reconocido como lÍder venezolano y tambiÉn el vicepresidente de china. esto con el peso importante que tiene porque uno de los principales retos que tendrÁ trump una vez que jura mente serÁ tik tok. 170 millones de usuarios lo utilizan en estados unidos y un 48% de ellos genera ingresos de 15,000 dÓlares o menos. otro de los grandes retos que tendrÁ una vez que regrese a la casa blanca serÁn los incendios devastadores que se registran en california . en esta semana se reaviva harÍan los vientos y el presidente electo anunciÓ en su discurso de anoche que estarÍa visitando la zona tan pronto como este viernes. aquÍ vemos la imagen, vemos a la senadora que como estaba contando anteriormente marÍ

it's also kamala harris, chuck schumer, hakeem, the whole, the cia director, everybody leaves and hee of the oval office over the rug by the coffee table, and i said mr. president? thanks for the moments. this is very important. i've got some big national security things i need to talk to you about but first, real quickly, mr. president, can i ask you a question? i can not answer this from my constitutents in louisiana. sir, why did you pause lng exports to europe? i don't understand. liquefied natural gas is in great demand by our allies. why would you do that because you understand, we just talked about ukraine. you understand you're fueling vladimir putin's war machine because they have to get their gas from him and he looks at me stunned and he said i didn't do that. i said, mr. president, yes, you did. it was an executive order three weeks ago and he goes no i didn't do that and he's arguing and i said mr. president, respect fully can i go out here and ask your secretary to read it and? you definitely did that and he goes oh, you're talking about natural gas? yes, sir. no, you m

kamala harris is a young woman and we don't know what she will do.ently might split their time between new york and d.c. all sorts of things happening on that side of the aisle in addition to the anticipated policy changes we are about to see today. >> i'm staring at the white house right now. oh to be a fly on the wall there right now. i think about being in there and political opponent at the time was joe biden and the converse happened the next time around. when you think about these two men they had a pretty friendly meeting when joe biden welco

trump's extraordinary political comeback after defeating kamala harris and overcoming a range of legal obstacles that so dominated his years out of office. the inauguration in the house rotunda bringing together both former presidents and prominently tech titans, occupying an informal but prominent role in the new administration. the same capitol that was the scene of the violent attack by his supporters four years ago. after his swearing in, mr. trump declaring that america's decline, as he put it, is over. and painting a dark picture of the government and the country. the bidens then departing by plane, symbolizing the end of an era, and donald trump's stunning return to the pinnacle of power. tonight, just hours into his new term, president trump delivering on some of the dramatic changes he promised. at a desk at his massive post inauguration rally, signing multiple executive orders, what he's calling a, quote, revolution of common sense. >> we won every swing state by a lot, and now we're going to go and drill, baby, drill, and do all the things we've wanted to do and bring your c

kamala harris was inept. the people spoke.y don't people understand donald trump is president now? you have got to get behind him. you have to be behind the man. forget about what happened in the past. we are talking about looking ahead to the future. host: ok, john is in westborough, massachusetts, on the line for independents. good morning. caller: hey, how you doing? host: good, thank you. caller: i voted for reagan and bush and obama. i voted for, either way, i have been leaning more democrat lately. when i hear like the last caller, he makes points but he is talking about the past. and then he is saying, why don't we get behind trump because we have to forget about the past? i agree with him. we should get behind donald trump. he won election. it was not because he was an amazing candidate. it was because we had no other candidate on the others. kamala harris was a horrible candidate and they would have had a better shot with joe biden staying in. it is time to move on. just let go and enjoy it because it is going to be a

an adviser to kamala harris�* campaign.onald trump has as he will enter the white house. we are monitoring the live images coming from washington as the us prepares itself for the inauguration ceremony that will happen within the next hours. and a slight change to events because freezing temperatures mean the swearing in of the oval office, taking place in the capitol rotunda building. lit up in preparation for the historic moment where president—elect donald trump becomes the 47th president of the united states. we will have coverage of the inauguration ceremony, all the events leading up to it with a special programme here on bbc news starting at 12 o'clock gmt. we hope you join us for that. every moment will be covered. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's focus on events in the middle east and in the past few hours 90 palestinians have been released from ofer prison in the occupied west bank under the gaza ceasefire deal with hamas. two buses with tinted windows left the facility, soon to be surro

and historic loser kamala harris apparently also not in good spirits. according to insiders, she is deeply sad. she feels betrayed by joe biden. i think she's the one involved in betraying him and is also at war with almost every everyone in her own party. ultimately, after years of hysteria, dishonesty, woke politics, eco socialism, failure, the weaponization of government. this is what the democrats, frankly have earned, and this is what they deserve. i hope they can use this moment to fix what's broken in their own party. it would be nice to have a two party system, but not a radical leftist system. you know, one that would create a cradle to grave womb to the tomb. new green deal society with wide open borders without any vetting that offers free, taxpayer funded sex change operations for illegal immigrants and convicts, and also gender affirming care for children without parental consent. that is not in touch with america's values. the only democrat at this point that seems somewhat reasonable today is senator john fetterman of pennsylvania. it's g

look at you kamala harris. no, not really. that wasn't true.nd the thinner i had skin like jennifer lopez. that lesson is not true. okay, speaking of j.lo, how happy are you that her candidate lost? it is so delightful. these hollywood celebrities get up there and try to tell us how to vote, really? celebrities know nothing about anything alton jehle knows about what to do is ruin and marriages she's an expert at that why did she try to have to run the country to? so goodbye y it did not work out for you. goodbye meryl streep, who showed up at that opera event and to kamala harris at madam president but had that work out? about as well as her comment that harvey weinstein is god. we should stop listening to her. maybe we should not be going to her for our political advice. you might opera herself, oprah she will interview you if you pay her a million dollars 2. so loaned me a million dollars to sit down with oprah that's what that harris paid the production company she says you when you get you get oprah yelling to you. snownado why are you doi

in fact, more billionaires supported kamala harris than trump. 83 to 52., that was then and this is now. over the past two months, the elites from tech and wall street are crawling over glass to work with trump. jerg, bezos, even bill gates all showed up at mar-a-lago. bill gates, a story today broke that said he was impressed after his three hour dinner with donald trump. and now, suddenly, russia collusion has been replaced with oligarch collusion. >> if the decision is made that the multi billionaires. the super, super wealthy, the wealthiest people in the world begin to control all of the app. rat tuesdays from the media, to the economy, then who do i get to fight back for me? >> laura: dutifully, the press vomits the same nonsense biden's speech writer for goodbye address gave democrats new talking point which then they quickly echoed. >> let's talk about joe biden's continued concern about the rise of oligarchs. you have billionaires that are going to be pushing to deregulate industries to make their multinational corporations richer. >> that farewel

obviously, vice president kamala harris and the second gentleman were in the oval office as well. while the speech was being delivered. dana bash. um, what role, if any, do you think joe biden will play in the democratic party going forward, or do you think it might be more like jimmy carter was treated after his defeat? >> uh, i can tell you. i'm told that he wants to play a role, that he doesn't want to go quiet into the night, per se. and the question is, what form will that take? um, you know, jimmy carter is one example of somebody who got involved in politics sometimes was a thorn in the side of some of his successors, both in in both parties. he had a very long time to be a president in his lifetime. george w. bush has taken a completely different tack, has not really weighed in. he's gone off and he's done his painting and done a lot of stuff for vets. and, uh, and then, of course, barack obama has kind of felt the need to come in when donald trump got on the scene and came in to campaign for democrats during midterms, and obviously for biden and then kamala harris. and so

if kamala harris hadn't won fewer votes than joe biden did in 2020 we would be instead inaugurating thest black woman president. these are two very different histories and narratives about america. what do you make of it? - well, i have just written a book called "new prize for these eyes." and the subtitle is the rise of america's second civil rights movement, margaret. and it speaks to this idea that you are talking about, that you can see one moment, we're about to see donald trump begin a second term. but we could be about to see the first black woman inaugurated as president. and what i'm speaking about here is, the important point in the book is that we are in the midst of a second civil rights movement whose power rivals the power of the first civil rights movement, mid-20th century. - you have written about race for more than 50 years, half a century, as a journalist. how do you assess where america is in its journey towards fulfilling the promise of the declaration of independence to black americans? - wow, you are on target. so look, in the original book that i wrote about the

[laughter] >> dana: kamala harris and her husband are looking at apartments here in new york.s she wants to run for governor in california. so what is happening? >> katie: i don't think they know exact what their future holds, but she did say i am not want to go quietly in the night, so don't worry about that. they are going to try and revive her in some way. i am interested to know if the democratic party wants her to leave because of the trump loss like they did with joe biden, just go away, want nothing to do with you, or if they are willing to try again. this would be like the 80 millionth revival of who she is, she going to be in new yorker after she was trying to be all these things and they tried to roll her out multiple times? i don't know. the fight isn't just between these top leaders of the party -- obama, pelosi, the bidens -- it is there voters. left leaning, but so political people who watched what they did to joe biden, and even if they didn't really like him, they didn't like the process. they didn't like that he was taken off with little explanation and that k

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and i think there's some doubt in his mind whether kamala harris can pull it off. and schumer's response is, i don't know. but she has a better chance than you. and you know that that was the kind of it's kind of praise, but it's they were really in a tough situation. and now i think looking back, they all think they should have done this months ahead of time to try to have a better campaign. >> well, what was behind that question? i mean, if you can sort of take us in what you know about the room, was it that he he doubted that she could win or wondered if she could win because she's the vice president? but it sounds like and i don't know how to read his statements. did he not believe in her ability, or he thought that he was questioning whether others thought she could do it? >> i think he questioned whether she could beat her ability to beat trump, and i think he still i mean, we saw his interview with usa today. he said, i believe like today, he thinks he could have beaten trump. so he was questioning her ability to have a better chance than he did. he still th

one of those things everything plus, kamala harris is here today. malibu today.h she is at this fire. she is at the firehouse. wow, isn't that interesting because she does want to be governor according to sources. this would be a chance to show what shield be like. >> steve: she should stay out of the way because the people on the ground have already got things under control. it's too late for people from washington. >> brian: steve, to have a vice president on the ground to be able to call president biden to say this is the area needed mostly, stop saying no to new york firefighters. they volunteered before, get them out there. i would think you could really assert yourself if that's within you. >> ainsley: now that want to recall gavin newsom and donald trump says is he going to go within the next week or so to the fire. check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean tracking all the winds out there. janice? >> janice: another day where we could get wind gusts that could hamper efforts. take a look at the wind gusts yesterday, 47 miles per hour image mounta

bring attention to the failure of kamala harris, the border.ring attention to the challenges in vulnerable communities in this country by resigning from that job. he didn't do that. now to save face, he is pointing his finger. let's say this. president trump will not point a finger, president trump is already leading to mass deportations because they are doing it themselves. why? because we finally have a commander in chief who understands border security and they know what so they are running away. we finally have a president of the united states, a commander in chief who will send our national guard to the borders. who will actually reinstate asylum policy that has common sense. thank god for all of america. it is a new day. >> sean: okay,, he lied repeatedly. kamala lied repeatedly. joel lied repeatedly. they said the border was secure, they said the border was closed. we have what, 14 million on vetted illegals in the country. known terrorist, murderers, cartel members, cartel. how are we going to find these people? and what are the odds th

he hadn't even targeted joe biden and kamala harris directly.ter they kicked him off the campaign, didn't return his call and then lo and behold there was an indictment. >> brian: went up the street and took his phone. some turkish building some things that were waived that maybe shouldn't have been. >> ainsley: airline flight. >> brian: mayor adams doesn't follow through with a lot of things. if he did he would be looked at much more conservative. so cool that night donald trump looked at de blasio and said you were the worse mayor ever because you were 100 percent right. mayor de blasio had this great city that bloomberg and giuliani straightened out and he just jammed it into the toilet. and we have been unable to get out sense. >> ainsley: remember when de blasio walked out onto the day as everyone booed? >> lawrence: because he sucks. >> brian: he is the worst. he is lazy. doesn't know what he is doing. he lost a billion dollars. >> ainsley: brian read an article he take as nap in the middle of the day. >> brian: paper on his face and the d

on day six, this president stepped into office, along with kamala harris by his side and worked to reshape the battle, reshape the battlefield on behalf of everyday americans. we're very proud of the president's opportunity to share that at a place that he's called a very special place to him in south carolina. >> and as we mentioned, the president is heading to south carolina tomorrow for his last full day in office. >> south carolina is where black voters revived his 2020 campaign, and biden was instrumental in moving the state's primary to the beginning of the democratic calendar. >> what has biden's presidency meant to the state, especially to his african american residents and african americans around the country? as i said, i've been a part of those civil rights leaders that have access to him. what has his presidency meant? >> well, it's been incredibly important. and, you know, we can't talk about south carolina and talk about president biden without talking about congressman jim clyburn and the role that the congressman has played for decades. but certainly over the last several y

joe biden and kamala harris oversaw growth, 16 million new jobs created, the lowest unemployment in the last two years in american history so i drink it up there in the best of 19th century in terms of articulation and democratic ideals and values. you could fault him for not bully wrestling with the politics of the 21st century which has grown so fragmented in the breakup of the old communication and media system and had problems. >> let's talk about. you have not had the opportunity to read the report and what will peak your interest. >> the three major investigative reports, a comprehensive documentary and record in the efforts to overthrow the election. the first wave was trial and the leader of the house managers and inside of the insurrection and robust, bipartisan, bicameral majority. in the january 6 committee which gave a completely comprehensive restoration of all of the events. the constitutional role to clear unwritten vice presidential powers electoral college votes not on the basis of one member, one vote and violent assaults surrounding, that was all laid out in detail ja