by my cohost harris faulkner and emily compagno, fox nation host abby hornacek and in the center virtual seat host of the rubin report, dave rubin. happy thursday to all. the president's poll numbers are an absolute free fall as of his approval rating plunges to just 38%. that's down four percentage points from last month and he also took a big hit when it came to his leadership as the majority of those polled say he does not have strong leadership skills. it's about the same when it comes to competency with more than half of those surveyed saying that biden administration simply is not up to the job of running the government. it's amazing to me, dave, starting with you. quinnipiac is to me an organization that often oversample democrats. they told us andrew dillon was going to be ron desantis by 11 points a day before the election and that obvious they didn't happen but in this poll they sampled 5% more democrats and republicans but even then they are fighting 55 percent don't believe that joe biden is competent, but he's not being effective in governing dave rubin. >> i think it's pretty clear that joe biden is not competent. i'll give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he is the one making the decision. i guess i'm just in a generous mood this morning. but this really shouldn't surprise anybody. it shouldn't really surprise anyone that isn't completely brainwashed by "the washington post" and "new york times" and cnn and nbc. we are having supply chain problems and saying that $3.520 equals zero, that just came out yesterday that there were more cobra deaths in 2021 than 2020. that every single thing that comes out of the administration is a lie. and we were told that we were going to heal and everything was going to be okay and now he's got the attorney general merrick garland going up to parents who do stand up at school boards and every single thing that they could be doing wrong. abby, issue by issue. these are absolutely stunning. let's look at the economy, is underwater by 16 points. military underwater as commander in chief by 21 points, taxes underwater by 17, foreign policy underwater by 24, immigration 42, the mexican border is 44, and even covid. he swore he is going to decimate the virus, and as dave rubin points out "abc news" reporting yesterday, more americans have died from covid-19 this year from the virus then all of 2020. and this despite president trump giving the vaccine therapeutics date on who was most affected by covid but still he's managed to bump away. >> i think part of that either way is probably having to do with dr. fauci and help politicize he's become. i think people are starting to associate what's coming out of dr. fauci's mouth with what biden feels and jesse watters said it perfectly. it's not that people don't trust the science, they just don't trust the scientists. so there's that. according to the quinnipiac poll, he only has a 25% approval rating of handling immigration and a 23% of handling the border and just as you mentioned, because americans are now feeling the effects of this presidency. we've been talking about the crisis of the border since day one and i think a lot of people are like, it's not my issue, i don't live in a border state. now you are seeing ten governors to join in with governor greg abbott to come up with a ten-point system to help remedy the crisis of the border. you ask where is president biden and all of that and you hear the average american, their pocketbooks are hurting because of inflation. there was a recent data that showed that the average family has to pay $175 per more per month on food, fuel and housing so those are things that will put a big ding and president biden's number. >> kayleigh: and not only are voters realizing but so are democrats. really the only major race the cycle running for governor, when you have him saying this. >> we have to get democrats out to promote. we are facing a lot of headwinds as you know, the president is unpopular today and unfortunately here in virginia, so we have got to plow through. >> emily? this is a democratic gubernatorial candidate calling him unpopular. this is a democrat gubernatorial candidate who wouldn't say the name of joe biden on the debate stage. what does this tell you? >> to get signals a huge changing of the tides and i think abby hit the nail on the head when she sort of itemized exactly what regular ordinary americans care about and dave at the nail on the head when he talked about what then candidate biden promised us. i think what we are seeing instead is instead of an inheritance of what he claimed was a corrupt administration and that was a return to normalcy, a return to decency at a return to unity, we are getting the absolute absence. and on top of that absolute incompetence that we are receiving now and getting data destruction and dismantling of everything that was secure before he took office and now these polls are reflected in absolute disgust because they can only hold onto the mirage for so long. we'll talk about in a moment of the fact that they were putting up a fake white house set for him to broadcast from and to me that's the terry on top. the fact that he was "the wizard of oz" schram, that we realized wasn't a mirage and wouldn't have been to begin with. behind that there is certainly a curtain with a small man operating a bunch of things or someone operating him and it's this sham that we are supposed to believe in and yet now everyone is seeing reality, democratic candidates included. >> no doubt emily and you raise an interesting point with this set. i was texting with my former top deputy there in the white house and he did all the managing of the teleprompter and the mechanics of the press shop and he said to me to basically constructed at disney-like set in south ct. which is a separate building from the white house which is very odd. you have the power of rules setting up the white house across the street with multiple locations and he said president trump often read from his notebook in those cases, it's hard to hide the teleprompter so maybe that's what this is all about, keeping him on script. >> harris: well ari fleischer, for more white house staff under previous president told me last hour that that's exactly what it's all about but it's a little bit even deeper than that. keeping him from going off script but also presenting the situation where it looks like he's more nimble and more on the ball because you can't see the teleprompter. and i thought about that because you and i, you are a guest on one of my political town halls and i before that season heated up in 2016 and what's interesting about that as you can have a conversation about transparency and let people see the window of the world that we are living in. this is a talk show so we are not reading anything right now. we are all talking to each other. but people see that it comes with us. ari said to the thing that bothered him most was the time a tinylittle desk that he was be behind. and the president's consistency, can we pump it up to where all the topics of his were underwater, and by that i mean all the topics that he's all underwater on. that's one problem but the president only has two jobs so what you are seeing has consistently, these have to deal with one of those jobs, national security. military, foreign policy, immigration, mexican border. and i would argue coronavirus is also a national security issue, considering that we are not testing people the same way we are testing people in the united states or making them live by our rules the same way we have to. so their job is to govern and that makes up the rest of that list. so we got two jobs and those categories are representative of the jobs, the two things that he's not doing. they are consistently underwater and consistently bad. the quinnipiac is one pole but will look at real clear where it takes a conglomerate of polls and it's not looking good for him. not now. >> kayleigh: no come in that small desk is perhaps diplomatic of the biden presidency. he looks like the sidekick of a late night comedy show. what an absolute and total disgrace. just ahead, targeting -- that's true. we get him cut off with the bars. next up the department of justice targeting so-called threats of violence from parents to school boards but what about the left-wing protesters who set fire to cities across the country? 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this is left-wing protesters nearly burning major american cities to the ground and yet they weren't slept with a terrorist label. coming to you first, not only were they not slept with that terrorist label but they were not federally prosecuted at the federal or state level and in most of those cases the deterrent consequences consisted of community service. what will they do something about it and not respond to the cause of the ns b.a.t. was the patriot act to inform another parents >> emily, as a wise man once said the left would have no standards and this is the perfect example. with all of those parents who are protesting against putting neo-racism into the schools to teach children that they are born guilty because of their skin color, that some deserve more and some deserve less, that's just one piece of critical race theory throughout all of our public schools and at this point i would say you got to get your kids out of public schools and we should all be for school choice and funding kids instead. the government will not do anything when it comes to left-wing violence and we know that over 2020 it was something like $2 billion that blm t caused in property damage and then they will tell you and lives will get wandered through the mainstream media that that's not really violence, and they will be fine tasting kyrsten sinema down on planes and in bathrooms. there's really nothing that they can't do for their end goal which is power. they have the mainstream media running cover and this thing with the attorney general, the idea that they can't take control of their child's education, and that's excess exacerbating. that's what they've been having in the most dangerous person in the neighborhood is the patriot flying the american flag or the parents trying to weigh in on their children's education and it literally these taxpaying americans are watching as they are backyards are being burned still at their livelihood is being threatened still by these writers and by these violent fellow americans, and there is absolutely zero repercussion including as well the crime spikes. how is that possibly reconcilable? >> it's not. imagine if you are a riot or and imagine if you are a parent and president trump put out a memo that said no individual or group had a right to damage deface or move any monument by use of force. what did biden do? president trump rolled her back and said if you are not important in your city reversed it. you noted that that's half of cases and what did his department of justice due to parents? you are potentially a terrorist and we will come after you. why? because we love the teachers union dictates the cdc guidelines and we want to be shown as standing with this, it's a purely political cut collation but when it will backfire and parents won't stand for it. never get between a parent and a child and that's exactly what biden's federal government is doing. >> part of what is so frightening about this, one of the many things, is the fact that there are concentrated calls to utilize within the doj the informant aspect for parents to inform among other parents that they deem potentially hostile threat or could rise into the level of violence with the school boards and educators and that is such an incendiary, dangerous point here because we have seen historically what happens when governments incentivize neighbors calli out other neighbors. neighbors reporting on other neighbors, it is absolutely terrifying. >> emily, if that's not division i don't know what is and unfortunately i think it's a sign of the times. that somehow makes you a bit lynn, and it's a villain that people unfortunately want punished. none of us condone harassment, and these meetings that the local law enforcement have been called up and they would deal with it in the necessary measures and to take the precautions that they need for peaceful protest. unfortunately they are being politicized, and unfortunately i think that's coming from the teachers union. then you have the group that truly wants the best for the kids and that's the parents. i know this, and you mess with the bull you get the horns. >> and you are always there. the parents are there. there is in the movie is carrie honey and they wear little aprons, but i'm more of a raptor if you get between me and my kids. i want to take it up the food chain a little bit. emily, i'm curious to know who has the president here. politico has been reporting that last week the national school board association pressed president biden for federal assistance to view whether violence and threats against public school officials could be considered a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes. so they bent his ear and what did they say after that? then we saw that the fbi headed by, directed by garland, merrick garland is going to get involved. so we went from a white house plea to the fbi looking at parents. so i want to know, because i really don't. does the national school board association, does it operate like a union in the sense that it can make donations to candidates? i want to now know the political connection between a board that just got the fbi to get 60 on parents through the doj and through the biden white house, i want to know. did they give any donations to people along the way making those decisions? i.e. then candidate joe biden? i think it's time to start asking some deeper questions. we can get our emotions up, and we mama raptors, who love the bears are, by the way, we can get emotional about it. i would rather get facts and i would rather know what the real motivations are because you cannot press back if you don't have them. and >> dave: can i make one final point really quick? >> emily: of course. >> dave: according to the cdc numbers the morbidity rate for children under 18 years old is .002%. not 2%, .002%. so if you are a parent and you have some vaccine hesitancy for your young child, the idea that you can't go to a school board and feel that you can speak up about that without potentially being put on a list is actually crazy. actually think this has far more to do with the push for vaccine mandates even than it does with critical race theory. i know they don't speak up about parents wanting anything but i think it's really about that. if you are a parent and you have a legitimate concern then you should be able to err it. like us right back to the union. >> all of those corollaries represent the push for power and control, and and they are seeing the use of it as a weapon to further an agenda or to curry favor clearly from the and sba or at a minimum the teachers union, that's why we are also seeing and draw experience and taking their children out of public schools and homeschooling them or putting them elsewhere. it will be an interesting trend in the future just how much that entire amount will be absolutely decimated. coming up, she has time for baking treats, fancy dinner toasts and now a kids show but what about her job as vice president? the heat, here is it's getting is the administration's head with one after another. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is wealth. ♪ ♪ this is worth. that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than you think. don't open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it's what you do with it, that makes life worth living. principal. for all it's worth. >> harris: of vice president, harris has been heavily criticized for not focusing on the border crisis with president biden tasked with solving. this in addition to all the other crises in engulfing the administration. instead we are told she's finding time to do things like this. i mean her schedule is public and we see this. she appeared on the view, albeit by remote because, while that's a long story. she campaigned for governor gavin newsom in california and is a recall election, had time for that. she also had time for the coin toss at a college football game. she was baking cheese puffs, giving toasts at dinner parties, it all sounds delicious. and now the vice president has time for filming a kid special for youtube called get curious with vice president kamala harris. it made its debut today. >> come harris is the vice president of the united states and that of the space council. >> i just love the idea of exploring the unknown. >> are you guys ready to go? >> yeah, let's go! >> harris: kayleigh, i like discovering the own don mcgahn known about how she's getting all the stuff done. acute a scroll. how many jobs have been passed to the vice president? >> kayleigh: get curious with kamala harris. boy, am i curious. i'm curious about the border, and nbc reporting that they knew the haitian migrants were coming in july and did nothing about it it seems so i'm curious, where were you? i thought you were doing root causes. i thought you rely the last person in the room ahead of the devastating afghanistan withdrawal. where were you come and i've gone m.i.a. you know over the weekend, i don't mean vice president harris, i mean harris faulkner, you know the chief had to palm springs for a "private family matter." why are you vacationing as the world crumbles and you hire jen psaki's brother-in-law for long term p.r.? that is code for her, i'm going to hide away as this presidency crumbles. >> harris: look, you worked in the white house and i'm not going to doubt for a second that you also have a very intimate understanding of communications and tying all of that together, you know it when you see it. i asked the team to scroll, you can do it at any point during this, this is all the jobs the president has passed her with. dave? >> dave: well first off i would say that we should all be familiar with the term k fabe. this is the stage reality that became famous in wwe wrestling, professional wrestling. it's a staged event happening in front of us and we all know it's staged but we are kind of pretending it's real and having real emotions when hulk hogan slams andre the giant. this sort of hearkens back to the first segment that we talked about with joe biden on stage and the cameras around him and why are they in the white house. it's like the entire administration is an absolute show. it's a show with no substance. but we are sort of in the show must go on phase for democracy where we know they are lying to us and they know they are lying to us and we know we are being lied to and they continue to live. it is, harris really doing anything other than sitting back and waiting for the moment that they tell joe, joe, you got to get out of the way, or maybe he makes it to four years, and then they really have to be ready to go. barack obama lives in palm springs, i would if they had a meeting. >> that's interesting. i have to pause for a second because i'm a wwe fan. you telling me the falls and the punches and stuff like that is not real? how do we sleep at night? basics while i don't want to run it for you but you may want to do some googling on that. >> harris: all right, i will move on. heartbroken. abby? >> abby: i think she should spend more time with harris faulkner so she can fly up and see all the crises she should be focusing on before this one. but i think it's a wonderful thing. if it was not, i get it, her mom is a scientist and i get it that she is the head of the space council but maybe this is a job that should have gone to the first lady, dr. joe biden taught in public schools for 13 years so she seems a very fit to do this youtube show. and maybe i'm just saying it for myself and emily here but, i don't know how difficult it is to get a child involved in space because emily and i have had conversations off-camera about how much we love space. maybe there are aliens and maybe there are not but that's a conversation for a different time. >> harris: oh oh, my gosh. no one love space more than emily compagno. let me just say. it's hard enough on earth to even get her attention sometimes. i want to specifically ask your take emily on this idea that come look. if you are doing your job, you do have time. you got people around you to create bandwidth so that you can do other things. if you don't do things in order of priority you lose your credibility. >> that's exactly the angle that i feel is my first gut reaction with this. the vice president can do whatever she wants, absolutely. all those media angles and all the croissant baking, go ahead as long as you are fulfilling her job duties also and that would be beautiful if she was encouraging to kids to get into space and if she was out there and all of those 100 capacities in which she works, if she was also out there conveying the message herself of her accomplishments within each. the fact is there is a dearth of not only compliments with in all those tasks but any type of messages at all, any type of showing up at all. and i think the most important question i have in addition to reminding everyone yet again between vice president harris would be tech industry and the reason she's making a show on youtube, and continue looking at that, will be whatever is pushing on this and what we see and accountability, and we will see where were you during all of this. because all we saw you doing was sitting on the porch during youtube. >> harris: that brings us back to earth crash style. i was fabulous. all right, we will move. just ahead, hunter biden's first art show. got tickets? 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>> i defer to the callused on the specifics of the restrictions that were in place. >> emily: harris, i refer you to the gala rest. is that a new circle back? >> harris: yes, actually. but one of the first jobs of the gala rest is when people come through the door, that letter a they know who is coming. which is what the evil in the press room were asking about, and don't google hunter biden's images, don't do it with children in the room. i'm just saying, look. the gala rest is too busy to vet the people coming in, she still working on the artist. >> emily: exactly. don't google hunter biden images. jen psaki sounded a lot different. let's/back to july 9th. let's play the clip. >> the gala rest will not share information about prospective buyers including their identities with hunter biden or the administration which provide quite a level of protection and transparency. >> emily: and so the identity, and that's the half-million dollar paintings. >> this whole story is so gross, not the least being the pictures that you might find if you google hunter biden. the guy is basically a former, and everyone that is at the show is only there to get into biden's world and get into the democrat world to buy access and basically just imagine for a split second if donald trump jr. or eric trump was smoking crack and is taking all of those pictures and had god knows what was on the laptop, there would be a massive investigation and there would be the 18th impeachment on trump, and instead eric garcetti shows up and who knows what other hollywood elites show up and jen psaki runs cover for them. >> kayleigh: exactly she does. >> harris: are you okay? >> kayleigh: yes, i can tell there's a fire drill. >> emily: is just a drill, i apologize. go ahead with your question? >> kayleigh: i was just saying that hunter has more problems than a fire drill then he has more problems with painting. >> kayleigh: that's exactly right. the art industry is the largest legal unregulated industry in the country and it poses such issues in this way conducted an investigation that took over 12 months over which they concluded the that ripe laundering in that industry was overwhelming. and on top of the domestic conflict of interest that everyone here has been mentioning, that was a priority of our government to identify and root out the fact that foreign governors were acting variously within the industry so add that on into the layers of complexity here that have no doubt i'm sure a foreign buyer is operating in this circle but i'm sure this administration will point us in a different direction, promise to circle back and it will never be investigated. >> kayleigh: exactly, refer you to the gala rest. just ahead, twitter is testing a new feature that will warn you when you are about to get into a heated conversation. i can't imagine anything going wrong here. ♪ ♪ it was really holding me back. standing up... ...even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things were going to get worse. i was always hiding, and that's just not me. not being there for my family, that hurt. woooo! i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. i'm feeling good. watch me. cosentyx helps people with psoriatic arthritis move, look, and feel better. it targets more than just joint pain and treats the multiple symptoms like joint swelling and tenderness, back pain, helps clear skin and helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections—some serious —and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. it's good to be moving on. watch me. move, look, and feel better. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... move, look, and feel better. that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. >> coming up senator ron johnson reacts to biden's taxes and spendings, and the latest poll of the president with his latest poll approval rating. plus how much rising prices are costing the average american family per month. charles payne will take us through it and fox news celebrates 25 years. we will take up look back at our first show on the network. come back live to a "america reports" of the top the hour. >> emily: twitter is testing a new feature that will warn users before they stumble into a twitter fight. they warn of possible intents and heated conversation. questions are being raised up the criteria used to determine which conversations will be flagged. dave, my question to you is number one, the algorithm used well as i just said in the intro identify some words, sure. but what about all the others? anything can lead to a fight and those of us that live in new york know that very well. secondly is almost like unnecessary lipstick on a pig. it's like the labeling on pork and poultry that say this is hormone free. of course it is, because it would be against the law otherwise. it seems like twitter is trying to do something to give them a gold star they can hang on the door while not necessarily making changes to the health of the platform. >> it's window dressing, that's where it is. we know big tech is minute blading us in all sorts of ways between shadow banning and the boosting, and of course when they do something like this, it's not going to make conversation help here. one way or another it will drive more anger and more divisiveness, i don't know who they will apply it to but, do we have any phone number or anyone who spoke to anyone at twitter, if your twitter account had a problem will you ever be able to get in touch with anyone? big tech is designed to constantly manipulate us and make sure we have no way of holding it to accounts. the only way we get freedom is if we stop using these things. and that's a bridge to nowhere to tell you. >> that remind me of this tree near my old home where it was a rare and it labeled as such and probably attracted visitors who then killed the tree. and that's the gladiators will with the sleeves up so they can start fighting. >> it will be weaponized and conservative, as anything twitter does, that's a logical end point. facts are important to, and i agree with them. that's an accurate statement. however facts and diverse opinions are important, but the ayatollah allows them to run free. that's a terrorist camp and not a country. so i agree, you use them against conservatives. i want to go back to something that dave rubin said because it's disturbing. and he's right. there's a dumpster fire going on and you decide that you want to put a little gasoline in it, that's probably not bad for the platform. that's probably going to make the conversation even nastier. that will bring more eyeballs to twitter. wow. think about that for a second. haters going to hate. thanks twitter. >> kayleigh: exactly right. maurice "outnumbered" and just a moment, stay with us. moment, stay with us. ♪ ♪ty. turn it into cash now, while mortgage rates are near all time lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $50,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. now's the time to use your va home loan benefit to get cash before mortgage rates begin to rise. call now. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? 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