this land, up shot, what about the us role when it comes to this, i said the fact, that the kamala harris vp said, we're definitely not going to draw boundaries, borders, we're not going to forcibly have palestinians being displaced. iran by the way has come out said the us should have no role in deciding the fate of the palestinians, nevertheless uh, where do you see the u.s. in terms of this aspect of it, the future of what the go strip will entail. you see gaza exposed the weakness, the massive weakness in the united states of america's germany in the region with the western allies as well, when the... america came to the ground fighting alongside with the the zist entity with the british howering over the skis of gaza and spying on the name of they are trying to locate prisoners and hostages as well and as well the french backup the german the italians all of the ways at the met gaza expos how fragile was that zinus entity for them and they want to shure up and strengthen the watch dog in the... so all of this given this entity weeks to finish this job. by christmas so as he thanks given

this i said the fact that the kamala harris vp said we're definitely not going to withdraw boundaries, borders, we're not going to have palestinians being displaced. iran by the way has come out said the us should have no role in deciding the palestinians, nevertheless, where do you see the us in terms of uh this aspect of it, the future of what the gaza strip will entail? you see gaza exposed the weakness, the massive weakness in the united states of america's uh her journey in the region with the... allah as well when united states america came to the ground fighting alongside with the the entity with the british you hovering over the size of gaza and spying on the gazas in the name of they are trying to locate prisoners and hostages as well and as well the french back up the german the italians all of the west at the minute gaza expos how fragile was that. for them and they want to shore up and strengthen the watch dog in the region who protect the hegem of the united states and keep the arabs and west asia subses to them controlled by them so all of this now the given design entit

but kamala harris is vp. tell us your mideast policy. a point were the correct balance is simply a cease-fire? >> our position is that israel has a right to defend itself. we do also need to focus on what is happening now toward what is possible and should be possible the day after as we call it. >> let me repeat the vp's words in case you didn't quite get that. we do also need to focus on what is happening now toward what is possible and should be possible the day after as we call it. and by the end of the interview it was clear things would have gone much better if she had done what joe did and fallen asleep. >> the situation in israel now for the administration seems to be trying to find the balance. when might it reach a point were the correct balance is simply a cease-fire? neck our position is that israel has a right to defend itself. we do also need to focus on what is happening now toward what is possible and should be possible the day after as we call it. >> tomi lahren joins me now. what was that? >> she went on to say it's the

we are already halfway of vp kamala harris.y so i gathered a group of mostly conservative indian-american voters to find out why this race is all over this race. >> i think indian americans are very smart. they are intelligent, they are smart. >> i think we come off as a model minority. a minority that is just american enough, but just diverse enough to fit the role. >> kal: you are saying if we can't have a white president, at least we should have an indian one. >> it is in their blood. they have to lead. >> kal: our parents push us too much. is there something in it all? >> i think the chinese are coming close to that. the chinese and filipinos, they were cart too. >> kal: you are the uncle that gets cut off. [laughter] these also think we are uniquely qualified. but which brown candidate belongs in the white house? the annoying kid in the front row for class? the stern assistant principal? or the teacher that went missing halfway through the school? >> i support nikki haley. she is coming from an immigrant parents and i supp

and it is very much in sort of kamala harris' wheelhouse as vp.said, i think there's a danger of putting too much of an emphasis on this issue alone. it is a strong suit. no question. it is accounted for democrats outperforming significantly in the last 18 months, but i don't know that the election will come down solely to abortion. >> but don't you play, leah, your strongest winning card and isn't this what they've got right now? >> it's absolutely strongest card that they have. and they absolutely should play it. however, the real question of the 2024 election is going to be the economy. barring anything, you know, catastrophic like another pandemic or something like that. but, the problem is that the biden campaign really can't take credit for the economy right now. so, let me explain how that works. the economy, by all accounts, the markets is saying the economy is coming back, stronger, looking better than ever, but the reality is that the people are not making the connection between the market doing well and how they are experiencing the mar

david webb, kennedy and charlie hurt, welcome to "the big weekend show", the big story tonight vp kamala harris triggering climate hysteria on the global stage sounded and for president by the but decided not to go with the last minute but brought this omnibus message. >> the clock is no longer just taking, it is banging. an ironic twist? some of the elites on their way to the climate, got delayed by a snowstorm that got 17 inches of snow in munich, travelers are stuck there until tomorrow, lucas tomlinson doing just fine he is live tonight, to you. >> vice president here is traveling to the oil-rich middle east for the climate summit, this is more of what she shed, you displayed the first line about banging. >> the clock is no longer just taking it is banging. and we must make up for lost time. we cannot afford to be incremental. we must lead with courage and conviction. and we must treat the climate crisis as the existential threat that it truly is. it is there i say our duty and obligation, not a choice. >> while in dubai, the vice president issued a warning to israel and parallel to a simil

the vp kamala harris once the u.s. to get tougher on israel as anti-israel protest pop up seemingly everywhere across the country. good morning, everywhere it is friday and you almost made it. dana is off today, i'm bill hemmer live in new york and our friend is here with us today. >> this is amer "america's news" but i am glad that i get to join you at 5:00 a.m. the one you used to do it. you would say it is friday. spilling your client at that. >> and wendy examined the mic exemption pro-palestinian shutting down traffic in new york and los angeles. we have also seen them vandalize during hanukkah. some protesters in the palestinian flags. >> bill: meanwhile on the college campuses as we have seen the eruption of anti-israel protest. some have turned violent. meanwhile the vice president kamala harris pushing the president to get tougher on israel and show more sympathy for palestinians in places like the gaza strip. peter doocy asked john kirby about that yesterday. >> john, it is leaked that the vice president is u

vp. but kamala harris' public performances are often as confused as vexing as her boss'.>> let's always take a moment to also see what we have achieved thus far while we clearly see the moment that we are presently in? >> to see what can be unburdened by what has been. >> nobody says a venn diagram should only be three circles, right? i love venn diagrams. >> i eat no for breakfast. don't hear no. >> they suited up, they waved to their families, and then they launched. >> we have achieved a lot. >> raymond: i would like to see a venn diagram of those achievements. look, harris is a 17% disapproval rate among african-americans, governor. can she take biden's place if something unforeseen happens here? will she? >> oh, goodness, i hope not. i mean, just thinking what a disaster this is for the country because we would have to go with the passage of time and hope that the passage of time would somehow make us be able to live with the passage of time. she speaks in more word salads than the buffet at golden corral. i have never seen anything like it. people are watching those

. >> and to top off the problems, in the white house kamala harris is reportedly feuding with her boss. the vp palestinians. harris' office denies a rift with biden. kelly ann let's pick up on james carville, david axelrod who helped elect barack obama sound doom gloom about joe biden. is axelrod the truth teller? >> they're both winners. they got presidents elected. if i were a democrat i would get rid of biden harris roll the dice loses 2024 but save the party. this is a party that for years including with obama and clinton two presidents that axelrod and carville helped elect were outsiders. last election cycle they did hillary clinton and joe biden swamp creatures and joe biden has no good news in polling data. i'm amazed the mainstream media keep investing millions of dollars in polling knowing it's going to be so bad for joe biden. can't they just hire a few extra people instead of doing all this bad polling? they almost want him out. joe biden's polls have never been as bad or donald trumps as good from 2016-2020 including on who you trust more to handle the economy border middle east c

meanwhile, this news a major announcement from vice president kamala harris a global summit in dubai the vp says the u.s. is pledging three billion dollars to the u.n.'s main climate fund. harris as the money will help develop the need to fight climate change. >> today we are demonstrating through action how the world can and must meet this crisis. this is a pivotal moment. our action, collectively, or worse, our inaction, will impact the billions of people for decades to come. >> nbc's josh lederman of joining us now from our london bureau. you are outside but thank you for joining us. the summit is bringing together leaders from around the world. tell us what happened today. >> reporter: alex, despite all of those world leaders gathering in dubai it has actually been a challenge to keep the focus on climate change. the summit has largely been overshadowed by the war in gaza. behind the scene conversations including by president harris about the war going on there. that is why harris and other leaders have been trying so hard to try to redirect the focus back to the urgent crisis of climat

two look, you know, the only two people that could be a female us president plausibly are kamala harris , the vpdate for the democrats , or nikki haley, the democrats, or nikki haley, the former un, uh, ambassador, who is now in second place for the gop , the republican nomination. gop, the republican nomination. >> but she's also 50 points behind donald trump . now, if she behind donald trump. now, if she had said kamala harris could end up because joe biden's not got long left, god forbid that might have been plausible, but i think i think might take her i think i might take her prediction seriously if prediction more seriously if they aligned with they sort of aligned with political more. right. they sort of aligned with polokay.more. right. they sort of aligned with polokay.more. rigto the >> okay. we have to leave the asparagus luck with asparagus there. good luck with the asparagus at home, by the way. try some way. give it a try with some peas. watching peas. maybe you're watching and listening news on new listening to gb news on new years me. dawn neesom years eve with me. dawn neesom lo

kamala harris was picked for political reasons, like most vps are. certain sector of voters. there were demands from the south carolina congressman jim clyburn who said i'm going to help you win south carolina, joe biden, but we want the first black female vice president, and kamala harris happened to be the first person joe biden picked. but the bad blood thing has been going op for a long time. kamala harris called president joe biden a racist, said he was against desegregation. those things were true, but she did say it on the national stage in front of everybody, and they were able to somehow if reconcile. but in terms of brian fallon, he's very experienced. he had to defend hillary clinton. he, you know, knows what he's doing, but he is very good at pushing a narrative that is not necessarily popular. >> before we run out of time, i want to pray for you with, raymond, very recently we had our own peter doocys pressing the white house press secretary the on whether or not harris is trying to put daylight between her and the president on the situa

. >> well, i mean, look, i think that -- if you're going to replace kamala harris, if she's not the next man or next woman up as the vpwould be super racist and super sexist by democrat party own standards for her not to be the selection. so i think you have to find a black woman who's far more popular. and i agree a little bit, i don't know that she would love the job but she wouldn't have to do very much. all she has to do is campaign for a few months and then she's in office and can coast on the fact that everybody's going to love her in the democrat-led media and if she were to win, and she gets to convince herself that she's saving the democracy and the republic if she was running against donald trump. if it's trump v biden the story is everybody thinks biden can't do the job. people might not like trump but they don't believe he's incapable of being president and there's a nostalgia factor, pre covid trump had this country roaring, wages were up, unemployment was low, everything's still gotten a tax increase under biden because wages haven't kept up with inflation. i think trump will smoke him if that's the matc

and an even bigger moment in history for vice president kamala harris, who has now broken 33 deadlocks, more than 90 -- than any other vpardins takes a look at her role in a polarized senate. lisa: some past presidents, some famous, many now forgotten. none ever saw what happened, a 191 year old record now broken. >> the yeas are 50 and nays are 50. lisa: kamala harris reached the tie of the most -- breached the record of the most ties. her tie-breaking votes have included some especially weighty ones. the nearly $2 trillion american rescue plan with covid stimulus. >> the vice president votes in the affirmative. lisa: last year's inflation reduction act, and over a dozen -- >> the vice president votes in the affirmative. lisa: nominees from the federal reserve to federal courts. >> vice president votes in the affirmative. >> it gives a lot of power that come alaris has in her role right now in deciding -- kamala harris has in her role right now in deciding policy for the country. lisa: one academic points out that harris is already historic, the first female vice president, first asian-american and first african-americ

new this morning, vice president kamala harris is launching a nationwide reproductive freedoms tour that will happen in january . >> the vp's office says the move is to fight back against extremist attacks on reproductive rights. the tour kicks off in wisconsin january 22nd. that's the 51st anniversary of roe v wade. >> today, president biden will deliver a eulogy at the funeral of retired supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. an honor guard carried her casket into the great hall of the supreme court yesterday, where her body lay in repose inside the building. members of the current court stood solemnly in honor of o'connor, who died december 1st at the age of 93. she attended stanford and was the first woman appointed to the high court. known for being an unwavering voice of moderate conservatism. for more than two decades, today at sfo, the airports commission will consider naming the international terminal in honor of senator dianne feinstein. >> last month, a group that calls itself the dianne feinstein 100 plus committee submit an application for the naming. the group includes speaker emerita nancy pelosi, mayor l

. >>> vice president kamala harris making history by casting her 32nd tie-breaking vote, the most tie breakers ever cast by a vp no one deserves this more than she does. it is my honor to present the golden gavel to vice president harris on this great day, 32 tie-breaking votes. >> some he broke the record voting on a judicial nomination on tuesday. >>> all right. lebron and lakers on to the final four of the in-season tournament after beating the suns. and the win not without controversial. >> yeah, such a great game. unfortunate that questionable call played a role in determining the winner. lebron and durant going head to head. lebron here with a lay-up put the lakers up five with just over two to go. durant with multiple clutch buckets down the stretch. both he and lebron had 31 points and with the lakers up by 1, austin reeves hits a huge three to put the lakers up by four. and then after durant scores, suns pressing, loses the ball but lebron called a time-out and the refs gave it to him even though it was clearly a loose ball. suns couldn't believe it and lakers win to advance to the final four in vegas.

. >> well, i mean, look, i thinkth if you're going to replace kamala harris, if she's not the next man or next mannext wop as the vp, then it would be super racist. >>r st and super sexist by demot party own standards focrat parri be the selection. so i think you have to find a black womankd n who's far more popular. poe a little.the jo i don't know that she would want the job, but she doesn't have to do very much right. all she woe to.e to do is campad a few months and then she's in offices and can coast on the fact that everybody is going to love her. in the democrat led medi and a. and she gets to if she were to win and she getgetss to conve herself that she is saving the democracy and the republicyd ,if she were running against donald trump, i think if it's trump, biden, the story right now, sean, is everybody thinks biden can't do the job. .people might not like trump, but they don't believe inca he's incapable of being president. >> and there's a nostalgia factor. covid trump had this country roaring, wages were up, unemploymentunemploy low, everyy still gotten a tax increaseinflt under biden because wages ha

. >> new at noon, vice president kamala harris has now cast more tie breaking votes than any vice president in history. the vp today voted to advance the nomination of lauren alarcon to the role of u-s district court judge for the district of columbia. this is vice president harris's 32nd tie breaking senate vote, beating a nearly 200 year record. the previous record was set by former vice president john c calhoun, who broke 31 senate ties by the year 1832. >> calls to remove a new bike lane in san francisco's mission district. why some claim it's negatively impacting the bottom line of small businesses in the area. plus, the report says grand parents today aren't like the way they used to be. why millennials say their parents aren't stepping up to help as much when it comes to watching their grandchildr sfmta hearing organizers called for the removal of the lane, which runs down the middle of valencia street. they say it hurts small businesses obstructing over 70 parking spots, leaving mostly loading zones. sfmta says it's made adjustments to loading zones and side streets to create more general parking. com

one user wondering how the border czar, kamala harris, has time for this but not the southern border. another is asking is there a more hateable vpbiden is trying to win back black voters. a recent poll shows after overwhelmingly winning the voting block in 2020 support has plummeted by nearly 20 percentage points. raymond arroyo helping me read typos on the screen. fox news contributor. if you want to get the attention of black voters you have to do what donald trump did. you have to knock down unemployment and bump up, you know, the ability to get a job and increase the opportunities out there. i don't know if a bowl game does it. i'm sure it was fun. >> it might have been fun and ineffective. she thinks that's reaching black america. what will is a thriving economy and the border shut down. trump going to the ufc tournament in vegas lights up everybody. rural, black, white are watching that and gives him cultural cache. the border czar is putting pressure, because of their inaction at the border, it is destroying the inner city. it is destroying urban centers. i had a black lady a round the corner at the roosevelt hotel say my

greg: all right cackling cockatoo kamala harris, stars in our second video of the day from the same where elon told advertisers to go f themselves, not as good but the vpot once but twice when asked what should happen to chinese owned tech tock. pause. >> what should happen to tik tok. >> i'll step back for a moment and say one thing that should keep us up all night is the level of misand disinformation that is rampant and has been facilitated in a most extreme way by social media. russia interfered in the 2016 election. targeting specific groups of americans with disand misinformation with an intention to undernine american people's confidence in our institutions. >> greg: so wait is this half baked bow 0 suggesting the 2016 election isn't legit? hmm. i guess it pays to remember denying an election result is only bad when trump does it. but does she have a specific view on tik tok itself. >> you don't have a specific view on tik tok itself. >> i'm not commenting. >> are you on tik tok yourself. >> i am not. >> are you like a voyeur. >> people in my family are i'll tell you that. >> and you tell them to get off. >> you can tell young people in injure f

the vp should have ample chances to add to her lead. kamala harrisroke the 191 year old record and she already held the record for tie-breaking votes in a single day as well. that was reported from roll call.com. virginia, independent, go ahead. caller: hi, regarding immigration, i lost my thought there for a second -- we have to decide how many people we want in this country. more people will mean more of everything, more pollution, loss of habitat, you've got to have more infrastructure and you will have to have more buildings. most of our country's mountain and desert in a lot of places you can't grow anything and people tend to be where there is greenery. where there were green fields for growing our food. that's what's happening where i live. the only way to control immigration is the denial of everything. people are not willing to be inhumane but denial of services, denial of housing, education, health care, jobs, if they don't have that, it will be a deterrent for people coming here. host: as you are talking, cnn has an exclusive interview rig

vp has a little extra spring in her step. looks like she had a pretty good time at our university celebration game. >> vice president of the united states kamala harrisate of howard university. >> a very proud. [laughter] >> i don't know about all of that. >> jesse: and as joe biden bottoms outcome a new report claims his aides are worried about his age and energy levels, but dr. jill has the prescription to get his mojo going again. not that. the first lady trying to get her husband to eat better, rest more, and travel less. >> she is very involved in making sure that he gets enough rest. she has also been pushing him on his diet, trying to get him to eat more fish. and salmon and a little bit less junk food. >> jesse: less junk food. all right, dana, joe just took a four-day weekend, but he really wants to travel more. >> dana: i'm not sure how he could travel less. i mean, perhaps if he doesn't take the 30-second commute from the east wing to the west wing, he could cut down on some travel. i don't get this, actually. because something is happening. i think that the white house has realized that his numbers are solidifying in the 30s, in the low 3