nicole saphier.n you hate the last guy enough to want to hurt the future of america, where are you? >> dr. saphier: i want to go back to what you started with, what the press secretary said. she said anyone saying there is chaos of the border, or that there will be cast with the removal of title 42, or saying the borders open, that you are essentially working for smugglers, that you are an agent of misinformation. what an important thing to say and how disrespectful that is to our border patrol, to the civilians whose lives have been upended because of the failure of government and the cats happening at the border. they have zero respect for the american people and their condescension is so permeable. you can just -- it's tangible, it's awful what's happening. with title 42 right now, anyone other than mexicans can come in through our border seeking asylum whether they really need asylum or not. if title 42 is removed, everyone including the 2 million mexicans who were denied entry over the last two

saphier. >> dr. saphier: that is right, dagen.e jackie said, what was concealed from the american people and what was the evidence that it did originate in the wuhan lab? why was there funding, gain-of-function research, rolled health organization and all incompletes with the ccp when it came to the information. what we do with that information is what i'm more interested in. because just saying this is what happened, we need to make sure no longer planting the sort of research. maybe we shouldn't give any sort of reparations to the chinese communist party. maybe we need to hold them more accountable but i tell you the biden administration, that won't happen even in the republican congress. but to raymond's point i get concerned because hell-bent on nailing trump and the january 6th. what has happened? you have a crisis at the border, inflation so high that people are rationing their utilities and food when we come into the winter season. i don't want to see republicans fall into the same path we are so focused on holding people a

nicole saphier. great to have you both back on.his is one of the worst things that ever happened to the united states, the pandemic and then the botched shutdowns. republicans now sending out a blitz of interview requests, congressman to dr. fauci officials at the nih, cdc, hhs, fda about the origins of the pandemic, dangerous side-effects of vaccines. what new information will we get on this? what do you think? >> it will be very interesting with dr. fauci who has not been forthcoming during this whole thing. the hard thing about dr. fauci he displayed such arrogance throughout the entire proceeding. he has not taken care of patients for 40 years. patients, sit earnings always have been in the mindset they could trust their doctors. he displayed an air of arrogance throughout the entire thing, that there was no gain of function in the chinese wuhan lab or rory begins did not come from the lab. there is so many mislabeling, basically lies or fabrications that he has told backed up on that it is just to undermine the trust of the am

saphier, let me bring this out to you.e passed peer those comments don't age well when president joe biden did the exact same thing. should we have these travel restrictions with what we know now on china? >> dr. saphier: there is a little bit that president biden has to put on his big boy pants or maybe i shouldn't say that and be so critical when president trump was dealing with it when it was actually a state of emergency in many unknowns. thankfully, we are not in that situation mouth and life is much easier. but it feels a little bit like deja vu and i'm not sure we have learned much in the last three years. there has been many go arounds with travel restrictions and you have to test if you go to china or these other places but often times they have layovers, and other places they don't half to do testing. we sell this early on for travel ban spirit by the way, testing at this point i'm not sure that will do much. the only benefit i see for testing people coming out of china and hong kong is to see is there a new vari

nicole saphier joins us right now. dr. saphier, good morning to you, merry christmas.nto our country as a doctor this must be on your radar? >> good morning, merry christmas, carley. unfortunately we're seeing intentional and unintentional overdose deaths as the opioid crisis continues to rage on here in the united states. nearly 200 americans dying every single day and california had 7,000 fentanyl related deaths. frustrating to hear from politicians, governor gavin newsom says be inclusive of illegal immigrants across the border, not protecting people living in california from the overwhelming supply of fentanyl crossing his southern border. carley: yeah, the cdc just released the official numbers for last year. 107,000 drug overdose deaths last year which was a 20% increase. a lot of those are fentanyl poisonings and, dr. saphier, imcontinually surprised there isn't more bipartisan outrage when it comes to this? >> well unfortunately, carley, you know, there is some sensitive talking points there. when you talk about securing the southwestern border, when you look a

nicole saphier. dr. saphier, i want to start with you. you know, why wait two weeks? if you're going to put these restrictions on travel from china, why not start it today? the other part, is this effective? >> come on, jason. look at the chaos that is happening at the airports right now. president biden needs to give them a couple weeks. i don't think that the testing requirements are going to do anything. the only thing that would be interesting is to get some positive tests from people coming from china, just to see exactly sequence the virus if they test positive to see what variant is circulating in china right now. we assume it's omicron. it could be delta or something else. they have high levels of infection. for every new case of infection, that's when you see the variants emerge. with low level population immunity like china likely has, there's a concern that a new variant will come from that. you know, is that doing to happen? i don't know. i think we have learned from history that these travel mandates, testing or travel bans, they largely don't work. >> ja

nicole saphier, lisa boothe, and todd piro. starting us off our senior national correspondent william la jeunesse on more of what we know so far. william. >> cheryl this is one of the biggest mistress of the air, how can someone stab for people to death in the same night, quadruple homicide get away with it? in scranton, pennsylvania, 2500 miles away from the murder scene in moscow, idaho. law enforcement sources say police arrested this man in his mid-20s from 3:00 a.m. this morning. they are reporting the suspect is 28-year-old brian christopher kohlberg or. he is being held for extradition no bail and the arrest was made by pennsylvania state highway patrol and the fbi and is being held at the local jail. he is able college student but does not attend university of idaho. he may not be the sole killer of 20-year-old zeneca and 20-year-old ethan jason. before the kids were all partying, megan and dissolve it was last seen around 2:00 a.m. they'll four seem to have been stabbed multiple times with a large knife and some victim

nicole saphier and doctor marc siegel. the hidden danger in the arctic blizzard it could not only knock states way below freezing temperatures it could knock out power in a growing number of regions. we've got the story. this covid fight. top white house covid advisor contradicts dr. fauci on mask mandates. hollywood is now fighting with each other. now it is not just basically shortages. it is also price gouging spreading on childrens medicine and the controversies in the democrat's release of trump tax returns. we've got the story. hunter biden he is lawyering up in a big way. the fbi will still not comment whether it met with the biden campaign before the 2020 election as it moved to help twitter censor. more on how pro-biden donors got the national media to bury the hunter biden laptop story. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. check your money. stocks tumbling down today. the dow, the s&p, the nasdaq they wiped out this week's gains. here is what is going on

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saphier?t supposed to be endless, and right now we have made that safety nets bigger and bigger and bigger and all-consuming in the work ethic with an exception of you and us and other people working went down. >> nicole: first of all, safe space. you can say whatever you want. >> leslie: you. >> nicole: i do think that the majority of americans believe in a financial safety net to help those in a critical hour of need, but not a stopgap, a temporary thing, but importantly what we have seen before covid as leslie mentioned, but it really ballooned under covid was the expansion of the safety net and then people became so comfortable with it too that they did stop working if they lost their job, there were a ton of layoffs during covid. they were not to -- they did not have that hell-bent i have to get another job, because i am still not able to pay my rent because they had the rent forgiveness program and getting more money that maybe they were getting from their paycheck and you said that in a

saphier the elon musk buying twitter also includes the twitter files and stories and dirty laundry.you think that's the biggest story of 2022? >> dr. nicole: i think it's going to be a big story of 20 23. the biggest story of 2022 is the fact you have president biden and tony fauci continuing to perpetuate the state of panic that's kept us in over the last year when the pandemic is over. 2023 is a big deal. dr. fauci who spent three decades in his role as director of the nih, failed miserably throughout the covid pandemic. he had one job. like this was his moment. he was ready to knock it out of the park and he got it wrong every step of the way. all he had to do was say hey there's a lot i don't know at the beginning but he didn't he was like here's my opinion and that's a fact and his facts turned out to be wrong but the big story is going to be the fact that anyone who didn't agree with his facts are censored and that's what's going to come out in 2023. >> tyrus: what about all the doctors that were attacked for following -- yourself, dr. drew just to name a few. do you think the

saphier. as a kid i had chronic strep throat until i was 17 years old.nts found a doctor willing to take out my tonsils and haven't had it since. i remember how horrible it is to have strep throat. for parents looking at their kids wondering how to protect them from the new strain, what should they do? >> first of all, dana, this is not a new strain. it is group a strep. as you referred to it most people know it as strep throat. the problem with group a strep is it's not one of these respiratory viruses where a little rest and hydration can make it go away. it requires antibiotics. oftentimes people don't realize it is a bacterial infection and not getting the and biotics. it can cause more severe illness. i will be honest, my middle son was hospitalized with this several years go away before covid when a child has a respiratory infection and let's be honest, just about every child this season everyone has had it. a child's immune system is shot because they fight off the respiratory virus and then they get what we call a super infection meaning they are

>> hi, everyone, i'm tammy bruce along with nicole saphier, griff jenkens welcome to the big saturday joe. >> elon says let that sink in and the mainstream media' reaction is priceless. >> covid protestors in china trying to make their voices heard but apple of all people tried to stop them, what is apple doing now? it appears leaking a story about plans to leave china. >> one mother has solution for the cost. tammy: oh, dear, it could be, get ready, the return of the masks, los angeles may bring indoor mask mandate next week if the numbers of coronavirus hospitalizations and transmissions surpass the threshold determined by the cdc as high. but, you know, wait a minute, i thought president biden the pandemic is over? >> the pandemic is over. we still have a problem with covid and we are still doing a lot of work on it but the pandemic is over. tammy: well, not so according to los angeles county officials. main it's another planet. it could feel like 2020 in december 2022. look, griff, i'm a native los angelino. the numbers in los angeles are incredibly low, 188 cases per hundred thou

nicole saphier will be very happy about this. todd: these are the most well built pa pajamas. if they'll like the weight of a lead blanket. >> they'll keep you warm. carley: i love a onesy. with the belly i have right now, it's the most comfortable thing to wear. griff: i love that it's got even a pocket. >> it's always very important to have that pocket. always. todd: we just got horrible news from the producer. we're going to wear these at the end of the show. [laughter] carley: great news. i'm down for that. >> i think it's wonderful. carley: i think this goes well with heels. why not? todd: it's gone off the rails, santa. carley: are you tired? you've been up for a long time. >> i've been up for 72 hours. carley: did you get a lot of sleep? >> in your time zone, it would be 72 hours. but since i circle backwards in time, it's -- carley: is that how it works? >> it's less time in your book, not mine. i'm exhausted. >> you get all of the attention. >> not at home. >> behind every great man there's a great woman. how important is mrs. claus to the operation. >> when i take th

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. >> hi, everyone, i'm tammy bruce along with nicole saphier, griff jenkens welcome to the big saturdayet that sink in and the mainstream media' reaction is priceless. >> covid protestors in china trying to make their voices heard but apple of all people tried

nichole saphier, amy freeze, mark tepper. we began with chaos at the southern border.of migrants waiting in mexico for the end of title 42 are now planning their next move

. ♪ ♪ >> hi, everybody, i am dagen mcdowell, this is "outnumbered" come and run me today, nicole saphierid webb. many americans say they can't afford as many presents this christmas thanks to inflation, but that does not stop in congress from going on a monster spending spree with your heart or in money. the $1 trillion spending feel they are trying to ram through is more than 4,000 pages long and filled with some eye-popping

nicole saphier, raymond arroyo. to 2023 and set to take control of the house one week from tomorrow and preparing for a number of investigations as many as 40 or 50 by the oversight commit

nicole saphier, her husband, board certified vascular neurosurgeon in new jersey, dr. paul safire.. >> it is confusing. rachel: what does it mean the brains aged three years? >> it is concerning. the study out of stanford looked at the kids before and also during the pandemic and forced lockdowns, these preaustere measures what they saw as you pointed out, kids had higher levels anxiety, depression, internalization of external oppressors. kids not in the lockdowns, there are significant structural changes both in superficial and deep portions of the brain. what these researchers said, going forward it is going to have to recalibrate or essentially reset what the implications for these kids in other studies. so you know, in terms of psychological and emotional and cognitive issues going forward, we have to rethink in this generation of kids that were underthese austere, draconian lockdowns what the stressors on them has going forward. rachel: would you see these kind of things happening to the brain for a generation that lived through a very traumatic war? >> stress affects everybod

. >> dana: smart and reassuring words from our dr., nicole saphier. have a good weekend. thank you. chaos at the southern border as migrants enter the country in record numbers. it is expected to get worse next week with the end of title 42. i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. merry christmas to you. a couple days together next week, however. >> dana: great. >> bill: keeping score, right? an estimated 50,000 migrants seeking asylum waiting in mexico now planning to cross the border as soon as title 42 ends. the number of illegal crossings could double or even triple in the coming days with no clear plan for the administration to stem the tide. senator john kennedy saying republicans have lost trust in the willingness of the white house to secure the border amid record illegal crossings. >> the president ought to have his head in a bag. it is clear that he and the members of the administration are perfectly content to have an open border. all president biden needs to do in order to secure the border is go back doing what we were doing. >> da

nicole saphier, kat timpf, and raymond arroyo.'s get ready to rumble. >> raymond: all right. >> harris: let's begin with a very serious situation going on at our nation's southern border. we begin with the fate of title 42 now uncertain while the border is bordering on catastrophe. i would say it's already there. this new video just in from eagle pass, texas. it came into fox overnight. and you can watch the long lines of people crossing illegally into the country through those forest areas and in frigid temperatures now. this is one of several mass crossings overnight. other big groups follow, one behind the other, trying to get in. our national guard troops are trying to keep up with the influx. in this video you can see them forming a line of humvees in el paso. they are preparing for thousands of people to storm the border literally unmasked because the weather is about to make them more desperate than they apparently already are. the state of texas meanwhile is creating some sort of makeshift wall. they are using containers t

nicole saphier, kat timpf, and raymond arroyo.>> raymond: all right. >> harris: let's begin with a very serious situation going on at our nation's southern border. we begin with the fate of title 42 now uncertain while the border is bordering on catastrophe. i would say it's already there. this new video just

nicole saphier, mollie hemingway, and we have kara frederick and former georgia congressman doug collinsl begin with the border crisis. new border apprehension numbers highlighting the growing catastrophe we've got, but objections sources telling fox news migrant encounters have top half a million just since october 1st, folks while nearly 180,000 were expelled under title 42. the vast majority of them are still in the country. in the meantime we are also learning more about president biden's frustration behind the scenes. according to the new upcoming book coming out, biden fumed and dropped f-bombs as the crisis intensified with no clear solution in sight. the president has not been of the border still and not in his life and he didn't want to answer questions when pressed about by our own peter doocy, watch. >> mr. president do you want to stop at the border? >> julie: a fed up senator lindsey graham says the president needs to get down there asap in so many words. >> it is so unconscionable for him not to go to the border and listen to the agents and people trying to control the bord