from the east and west coast to the midwest, to the south there has been a disturbing rise in violent crime this year. and that's putting liberal policies under the microscope. watch republican congressman dan crenshaw. >> there is a direct line between death and decay and liberal policies. they are deliberately doing this. they want pros koouts who won't prosecute and let criminals out. the criminals laugh in the back of a police car because they know they'll be out the next day back to committing crimes. this is a problem for people who actually pay taxes and live there and they are ruining america's greatest cities. >> harris: let's take a quick look at philadelphia where the numbers are horrific. 524 homicides so far this year. that's up 13% from last year. the city of brotherly love as it is called now has the second highest number of homicides for any american cities. chicago has the most. and despite all those numbers, despite the reality of all of that violence, the liberal district attorney is refusing to even acknowledge that it is happening in his own backyard. that's a trend. are you seeing that among democrats like alexandria ocasio-cortez, the congresswoman from new york? not sure it is happening. one week after a 14-year-old boy was shot 18 times while waiting for the school bus, the philadelphia district attorney larry crassner told reporters there is no crime crisis in his city. bryan llenas is live in philly where he has been talking with crime victims and they have quite a story to tell. bryan. >> harris, four people have been shot and killed on this block since july. we are in north central philadelphia, predominantly black neighborhood. memorial set up for a 27-year-old shot and killed at this intersection. you see the teddy bears. across the street from that is another memorial for someone shot and killed two weeks ago. you saw the numbers, a record 524 people murdered in philadelphia this year. that is up 57% since 2019. more than 2100 people have been wounded from shootings in this city, a 47% spike from 2019. despite this the city leadership is tripping over itself whether it constitutes a crime crisis. the democrat district attorney says it is not. police chief and the mayor say it is. >> basically we don't have a crisis of lawlessness. we don't have a crisis of crime, we don't have a crisis of violence. >> we certainly are in a gun crisis situation, no doubt about it. >> absolutely. we absolutely have an issue of violent crime. >> william crawford was 35 years old when he was shot and killed in 2018 in broad daylight outside his sister's home. his father said crime instilled a fear in this community unlike anything he has ever seen. >> my son had five babies that won't have a loving and caring interaction with their father. so if you say that this is not a war zone, if you say this is not a crisis, either you are inhumane or your humanity has left you. we need help in the city of philadelphia and again i don't care where it comes from, if it comes from the national guard, if it comes from any source, the federal government. >> michael, a 51-year-old activist was gunned down and killed less than two weeks ago. his fiance said there are too many guns in the hands of youth and not enough consequences. >> do you find it insulting? >> it really is. maybe where he lives the gun violence isn't like it. but when you step on the streets of philadelphia it is like that. maybe he lives in a different place where life is good. >> the former mayor of philadelphia, michael nutter, says the comments from the d.a. are the most insulting he has ever heard from an elected official, harris. you have know, the philadelphia inquirer put it this way. you are more likely to win a coin toss than you are to be caught for murder in this city. only 42% of the murders in the city have been solved. >> harris: i heard you point out it is a predominantly black neighborhood. we say those things to inform people that's where the assets mainly have been taken away. when you defund the police, those are typically the areas that hit hardest. you heard the young woman you interviewed. maybe the d.a. lives in a different better place. she is right about that. and he doesn't feel it and apparently can't even see it. bryan, thank you. the white house is insisting it is working hard from the federal level to keep our streets safe. >> we've also recently taken steps, the justice department and f.b.i. and federal law enforcement have been working with local jurisdictions, especially areas like los angeles, san francisco and others where we've seen a rash of break-ins to offer their assistance and provide assistance through multi-jurisdictional task forces. >> harris: a fact check from a sheriff's association says that's not true. here is that national group's note. this group aggressively sought federal law enforcement resources to assist in the effort. thus far we are unaware of any planned, orchestrated or cohesive response by the federal government. fact checking the white house. tammy bruce, fox news contributor, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation. great to have you in "focus" today. i don't know how the philly d.a. can look and say it is not a crime crisis. but that woman nailed it. it is not a crisis for him. >> that's right and that's what everyamerican is feeling, right? we hear things from politicians that don't seem to mesh with reality. it is like a fantasy but we wake up every day and know it effects our life. very often policy doesn't. these are bigger conversations, vague and we go about our lives but now you can't go about your life without feeling it especially in the urban areas, especially in the inner cities, los angeles has the same problem. gascon the d.a. had a press conference the other day touting his successes. everyone in l.a. was thinking what are you talking about? they even now have a rash of follow home invasion robberies in beverly hills, downtown l.a. most neighborhoods, west l.a. god forbid should you go shopping and you go home and you are an older or single woman and they follow you home and go to our house. one woman was killed recently. >> harris: look what the chicago mayor said. she busts the protocols for covid and we know her from blaming the businesses in her city. so it is not just about the left and the right coast. the center part of the country is feeling this, too. from kansas city all over the place. i've talked with the mayor there. not defund, harris, we'll reallocate the money. you have homicides popping. in chicago she blamed the businesses. you haven't done enough to protect your own business. >> it's all about the language. the complaint by the sheriff, jen psaki said we're having these discussions and reallocate and do this. that can take all the time in the world and absolutely nothing happens. which perhaps is the point. so when you've got the sheriffs wanting assistance, a lot of rhetoric, a lot of noise, a lot of word salads and then you have a lori lightfoot and the media carrying this message nationwide. it tells other mayors and other people that this is -- rhetoric that you use. but it is also insulting because the cities that are affected again are the cities who have higher unemployment as a result sales taxes go down, employment taxes go down, cities get less money, so less police as you are noting are allocated. less services are allocated because schools don't get as much money because it is a vicious, horrible circle that destroys life. >> harris: i don't want to put too much in the stew of toxicity and danger but thieves -- these tr the places with the tightest lockdowns. the white house not taking that possibility off the table. the president says no more restrictions with omicron. but it's not off the table for the white house press secretary. >> always laying back there might be some other boot to come down on you. part of the fear mechanism. >> harris: the senate is voting to repeal president biden's vaccine mandate for private businesses. it passed 52-48 with two democrats siding with the republicans. and some lawmakers say they think it has enough votes now to pass the house. which would force president biden to use his veto power to save his own vaccine mandates. >> i think in the house there is a very good chance they will get enough people to sign on to this cra to force a vote. we understand when that goes to the administration the president may well veto it. we have sent a very clear bipartisan message on behalf of the people that this mandate needs to be stopped. >> harris: when does the president get the message that nobody wants what he is cooking? >> when his staff is honest with him. i don't know if he is watching this or notices. he was just at the bob dole remembrance but it is a matter of what he is being told. it seems that every now and then he is surprised when he is told something by the press or asked a question. and he is uninformed. i think if they are honest with him and if the house votes for this bill, there will have to be a conversation. >> harris: if he has to veto to save his own vaccine mandates when -- man, isn't that what he says? >> they've been so fectless. democrats are thinking this is serious. they see it in their own lives and what they are experiencing. this comes down to the fact that this does hurt us economically. already people are being fired around the country because of mandates coming to a due date whether it's firefighters, police officers, medical personnel, teachers even are being fired. in this -- it's strange. >> harris: 4 million people in recent weeks who left their jobs voluntarily but the president says he can fix it all by spending trillions of dollars to put more money in their pockets and create more jobs. it is a head scratcher. i'm glad we get together to do and this the viewers are, too. i'm certain of it. thanks for being in "focus." how about this one? president biden is hosting a summit for democracy as he faces growing calls to impose a complete u.s. boycott of the olympics being held in china. maybe the least democratic country in the world. it has to be the biggest understatement on the planet now. general jack keane is in "focus." plus this. >> he has clearly never proper sellsed it. she has never gotten over it. we're all subjected to this master class. i'm not sure master class in what? i don't know what we're learning from this. >> harris: social media having a field day with hillary clinton sharing what would have been her victory speech had she won. boy, this is a long line of therapy for her. had she won in 2016 she is telling us what she would have said. some are wondering when is this woman going to move on? veteran homeowners, need a financial boost? the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners- with home values at all-time highs and rates at near all-time lows now's the time to do more with your home equity. veterans are calling newday at a record pace to take advantage of the newday 100 va loan. you can borrow up to 100% of your home's value to upgrade the kitchen, add a pool for the grandkids, or have the security of cash in the bank. with an average cash out amount of $60,000, you can do more. ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where's mom? 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"the new york times" is reporting with the headline that says ukraine commanders say they would be overwhelmed by a russian invasion without help from the west. so the critics of the president are seeing the calls now from the ukraine commander and they are hearing from people in the region and we know what it will take, a, to get our own people out of ukraine at this point with tens of thousands of russian troops massing at the border. basically waiting to open the door forcibly into a nation and invade it possibly as early as january, early february. we are being told. and so far not the strength of keeping everything on the table. you hear different things from different people. that the president was saying you will see something to the consequences you have never seen before and then he takes an option off the table that would be something they hadn't seen before. i don't understand that. it brings about a lot of questions and we have general jack keane coming up with all of that. and this scathing news, fox news op-ed blasting biden's leadership quote, it turns out that going from america first to america last has real consequences. there is that word again. biden diluted american power and as a result our allies no longer trust us, our enemies no longer fear us. american weakness always invites the wolves and the wolves have returned. for now critics with some brand-new fodder to attack vice president kamala harris over her handling of the border crisis. what the president of one country at the heart of the root causes of illegal immigration just said about the american v.p. and then there is this. >> smash and grab robberies, l.a. residents have been robbed and assaulted out shopping. to what extent do you are and your policies bear any responsibility for that? >> actually none. >> harris: wow, we wanted transparency from some of the leaders on the side of the left. that's a lot of transparency. crime raging out of control in los angeles but the d.a. seems more concerned with criminals' rights. the backlash is fast and furious and it is coming. what's strong with me? i know when i'm ready for a rest day. so i can be ready for anything... tomorrow. find out what's strong with you with fitbit sense and daily readiness. >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> harris: general jack keane fox news senior strategic analyst and chair of the institute for the study of war with me now. general, thank you for being in "focus." moments ago i was saying about the developments "the new york times" is reporting now that ukraine commanders say they would be overwhelmed by a russia invasion without help from the west. where does that put president biden in all of this? >> well, they're absolutely right about that. they would put up a fierce fight to be sure and casualties on both sides but russian military would dominate here, no doubt about that. three united states presidents, president obama, president trump, and president biden have all made statements that we would not put troops in to defend ukraine. we would take significant action as a result of that. but we're not going to put troops in there largely because they aren't aligned with nato and they don't have membership in nato and i think they still have a lot to do before they can get qualified particularly in terms of the corruption that they have. that's what they want to do, become a part of nato and one of the reasons for the angst that putin has. he went into georgia to stop georgia from becoming part of nato and he was in crimea and also in eastern ukraine for the same reason. it is very much on the table from the russian's perspective in stopping ukraine from becoming a part of nato. >> harris: talk to me a little bit about leaving everything on the table because many presidents have done that until they make a decision. this president took off at least for now the use of unilateral troops. what does that tell our enemy? you have heard some like senator ted cruz of texas coming across weak to the russians. what is your take? >> well, the american people haven't been prepared to go to war over ukraine. the congress of the united states, there is not bipartisan support to go to war over ukraine. so i don't have any problem with that decision. i think we could have taken other actions that would have been deterred putin from doing what he is doing. in my judgment we should have been strengthening our nato alliance on the eastern border and putting more nato troops into the baltics and poland and providing them not with significant lethal aid. we aren't giving them anywhere close to what they have asked for, harris. and that would have been a factor as well. >> harris: why do you think that is? the president has a talk today scheduled with the ukraine president zelensky. i would imagine he is going to ask that question, why didn't you help us out before with that lethal aid? >> they have given them some lethal aid. president obama did not. he refused to. president trump did. they did cut back on it. it doesn't come anywhere near close to the shopping list that the ukraine military has. i think they are just taking a minimalist approach to this and i do believe that this administration is being challenged by russia, iran, and also china. they are looking at as appeasement administration that can be taken advantage of. after the collapse of afghanistan that has become an accelerant for our enemies to take advantage of it. witness what's happening here with 110,000 troops on the border. >> harris: it does con jurs and image and the pain we felt as a nation in august with that debacle the president carried out trying to end the war in afghanistan and get our people out. you mentioned china. president biden with an olympic-size headache now. some republican critics saying he is not going far enough with just a diplomatic boycott of the beijing winter games. lindsey graham says a full boycott is the right to do and a boycott of the berlin olympics may have changed history. >> the chinese behavior. i'm not -- i like the olympics as much as anybody else. if you could go back in history and knowing what we know now was it a good idea to allow the olympics to be held in berlin? did it legitimize the nazi regime? i think it did. >> harris: president biden today is bringing more than -- governments together to host the first-ever summit for democracy. some of the nation's invited such as the philippines, pakistan and brazil have pretty awful human rights records. general keane. >> first of all let's deal with the boycott and unpack it a little bit. i have agree with the diplomatic boycott. i don't agree with banning our athletes from going to the olympics. what that is doing is doing foreign policy on the back of our athletes. we're missing the point here. the athletes that should be banned from the olympics are the chinese athletes. they are committing the human rights abuses. we should ban china from one, being able to hold the olympics and two, athletes cannot participate in the olympics. that's what we did with south africa in apartheid. the international community came together and banned them. why would we ban our own athletes? that makes no sense to me whatsoever. >> harris: that's a really interesting way of looking at it. we know what a bad actor china has been since the beginning of the pandemic. we could do a whole hour on that, general. i love talking with you. thank you for being in "focus" today. >> great talking to you, harris. >> when i took office the legal system here offered victims one solution, after someone caused them harm, a long sentence. we have set a path for ourselves the tourn around the criminal legal system in this country in a way that will become more humane, more equitable, and above all will create a safer environment for all of us. >> harris: and then he lifted off in a spaceship to a world where there is no crime. he is not living on this earth. crime spirals out of control in los angeles. critics are blasting those remarks by him during a news conference yesterday. and in which he defended his record on fighting crime. one person called it tone deaf and embarrassment. another pointed out that his defense comes only a day after two teenage boys were killed in separate shootings in 24 hours. here is los angeles county sheriff. >> he will be recalled and that's the change we need. i cannot see him doing a 180 and saying it was a bad idea. no, he will double down on stupid. >> harris: did you hear it? double down on stupid, recall. "the washington examiner" not holding back, either. their headline. criminals are the real victims according to the los angeles district attorney. gascon is attempting to fight off a second recall attempt to kick him out of office. power panel now, cassie smedly executive director america rising back. richard goodstein former advisor to bill and hillary clinton. richard and cassie: >> my goodness tone deaf is exactly right. here is what the criminals heard from that. they saw this last week in the smash and grab robberies, arrested 14 people and released the next day. that's what the criminals take away. the problem is that you have average everyday citizens hearing this going that is so out of reality, out of step with what i'm seeing in my neighborhood now. this is no longer just downtown. it is in our backyards. i think it will backfire whether with a recall or more broadly in the democrat-led cities and democrat-elected officials people are saying i want the tough on crime people in and i want these guys out. it's a big problem for democrats going into 2022. >> harris: i'm curious with gascon and the d.a. in philadelphia. some of these district attorneys are flexing for. which voters are they trying to get? voting or money. i have to assume with politicians it has to be about the votes. >> to say that the criminals are the victims here is almost as delusional as saying trump won or january 6 was hugging and kissing. >> harris: you have to go there. >> the crime rates in l.a., the murder rates are lower than in georgia, louisiana, tennessee, arkansas, mississippi. you know the theme there. all have republican governors. even in california the crime rates are lower in the blue -- the counties that voted for biden than in the counties that voted for trump. the murder rates are higher in those red counties. i understand the focus on l.a. i get it. it's not where the stats lead you. >> harris: chicago. >> i'm not minimizing the crime. >> harris: chicago is a democrat-led city. what are you talking about? i don't even know where you are going with this. and i don't know if it's a dog whistle for people watching you but why even bring up trump in any of this? he has nothing to do with what the democrats, das are doing. gascon in l.a. was fundraising the day after that music superstar producer avant, the day after his wife was killed in a home invasion in beverly hills. he was out fundraising to get the sentences changed for whether or not you commit a crime with a weapon. get them lowered. change the way we look at crime. make it better for the criminals. let's move on. meghan mccain out with a piece calling out new york city after a man set the fox all american christmas tree on fire. and here is what he said. i really don't think people want to live in a city where even the christmas trees need bodyguards. that's from meghan. she also called out a "new york times" article that said fox news christmas tree catches fire in manhattan. mccain said like it somehow spontaneously come busted. that changed to fox news christmas tree is set on fire in manhattan. the arson suspect was released on bail last night they let him go. his crime didn't meet the standards of a bail situation. well, you know what they've been doing during this hour? building back our tree. you should see how much work they've done. look at that. we started this hour and it was just a star and a few bulbs. look at that team out there. cassie. >> i love to see that. that's the spirit of christmas and the spirit of the american people and note in new york where they elected a tough on crime mayor, that is also the spirit of where voters want to be. so if these elected officials want to keep releasing people and keep dismissing crime statistics as one offs, they'll pay for it at the polls. >> harris: where are we right now that christmas gets under attack, the trees, everything? it is such a signal, richard, if they'll set that tree on fire imagine what they will do to human beings walking around, we're finding out. the stats are off the charts in new york. >> to your point, if fox would put as much energy into decrying the anti-sacers. we have 100,000 people dead and one tree destroyed. i don't think there is a lack of kind of symmetry there. >> harris: first of all you don't have your facts straight because many of us talk about being vaxxed, boostered, all of that in the real *m of reporting on the entire subject. we also talk about natural antibodies and all of it. so if you want to point a finger and call somebody anti-vax get your facts straight. okay. richard, i've known you a long time and it is not personal but you made it personal. dr. fauci getting people riled up again. he is now suggesting you should have to prove your family that you vaccinated before holiday gatherings so all you have to prove to each other you are safe for each other. then there is this. >> she should do a master class in letting go. she cannot get past her election loss. i've never seen anything like it. >> harris: oh, she is talking about it again. hillary clinton. that's right, the failed presidential candidate back in the spotlight and revisiting what could have happened if the 2016 election had gone in her favor. she wrote a book. what happened? 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my mother, dorothy. as hard as it might be to imagine, your daughter will grow up and become the president of the united states. together we will make america even greater than it has ever been. >> harris: even tom brady doesn't count a game before it's over. anyway, twitter users had a field day. one person tweeted a master class on how to be hillary clinton? no thanks. another with she will be teaching you how to wipe an email server with a cloth. and this one, by the end of clinton's course, nothing you've ever done will be your fault. fox news contributor miranda devine says it is far past time for hillary clinton to move on. >> just looks like a master class in self-pity and delusion or maybe a master class in how to lose an election. that speech is just shocking and, you know, you have to notice that she is very emotional about this loss from five years ago. i normally feel sorry for people who are overcome by emotion. not in this case. it is so self-engrossed. >> harris: quote, "the washington examiner". she needs to move on for her own good. the constant reliving of her failed campaign against donald trump is unhealthy. she is clearly still upset about it and clearly still angry but she will never recover from her defeat so long as she continues to wallow in it. i could barely speak because the man to my right is laughing so hard. jimmy failla from fox news radio. you get serious sometimes. start there and then tell us why you are laughing. >> if we start serious you forgot to mention i'm the best dressed man in fox news. this is sad. as much time as we spend making fun of hillary clinton. i know bill wants to get her out of the house but come on, man, you can't do this to the woman. she is clearly in a bad emotional place. it would be easy to jump on her. what i think is going on is image rehabilitation. she wants to run again. let's not forget this. >> harris: jimmie, no. you think she is going to run? >> she would be younger in 2024 than biden is right now. the old adage goes the presidency is a disease only curable by death. if you want to be president that bad you die wanting to be president. someday you'll sit at a barron trump rally saying help her up. i'm sorry about that. but the point is, harris, this to me struck as maybe her not moving on but her trying to rehab her image and show us humanity. what other reason is there. this is a speech again. >> harris: likeability she couldn't get at the time. >> nobody was asking to hear this speech now. not enough people were asking to hear it in 2016. so i think the whole thing is we're taking advantage of an emotional vulnerable person. you've been to a party go ask that woman in the corner about something and she will talk about it all day. that's hillary with the election. go ask her about 2016 and they get stuck in a seven hour conversation. >> harris: i want to unpack that a little bit. you had some nuggets that really are interesting. the democratic party right now is struggling with who the next person might be. the struggle is real. >> yeah. >> harris: there are reports are pete buttigieg, transportation secretary who doesn't quite understand the supply chain crisis, i digress. in an embrace on a tarmac with the current vice president kamala harris whose approval ratings and favorability are down to 28%. >> there is a huge void. kamala pulling as 28% as the vice president. >> biden has given her so many jobs we scroll it on focus. you don't know because they are all -- >> we all know. no serious person believes biden will run in 2024. there were more sightings in 2020 of an owl. they don't want -- he is a lame duck president. if you don't think somebody like hillary isn't capable of crying on camera to con your up sympathy, come on. >> harris: you don't think the tears are real. dr. anthony fauci is at it again telling families to present their vaccine cards before they pass the potatoes or presents. >> take the holiday setting. when you get vaccinated and you have a vaccinated group and in an indoor setting you can enjoy as we have traditionally over the years dinners and gatherings within the home and the reason why people should if they invite people to their home ask and maybe require that people show evidence they're vaccinated. >> harris: i don't know what his relatives are like. i do that stuff to uncle ronnie down in texas i'm never going to get another present or potato. >> get real. the way our families party on christmas. fauci should go on dancing with the stars and disappear. he has been dancing with the truth long enough. nobody wants to hear a christmas carol -- if democrats want people to buy into the vaccine efficacy they should act like it works. the bigger problem. we were supposed to get vaccinated to go back to our lives and not live in fear. he have is out here saying you better get tested. >> harris: most of us have. you were vaxxed early on and so was i and life moves on. i don't find it necessary to have that conversation every time i see my relatives but it is open and we move on. >> this is my real concern for the country is that we have a guy that has lost the locker room. he became so partisan in attacking rand paul and ted cruz half the country isn't listening to this guy. it isn't safe. >> harris: california school district has removed a link that resources that among other things outlined how to cast a spell on agents of police terror or global brutality. that content was included as part of a google drive for a black lives matter resource guide. a document on writing prompts on police brutality and racist violence encourages high school students to write a curse for police and others and put a spell on them. hexing people is an important way to get out anger and frustration and those who say all lives matter should be targeted. >> it is a great time to open up a private school, isn't it? this is just keeping everyone away from public schools. it is going on not on a witchcraft level. it is so stupid. i feel like somebody put a hex on these people because they're dumb. they are teaching hate crt. generalizations about the entire white race. no little kindergarten kids want to play pin the tail on the oppressor but here we are. stupid. >> harris: i hope and pray the young people have minds on their own and figure out things on their own to become problem solvers. good to see you always. if you see hillary clinton, run in the other direction. she might be mad at you. >> last seen at the christmas tree. >> harris: "outnumbered" is next. up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners- with home values at all-time highs and rates at near all-time lows now's the time to do more with your home equity. veterans are calling newday at a record pace to take advantage of the newday 100 va loan. you can borrow up to 100% of your home's value to upgrade the kitchen, add a pool for the grandkids, or have the security of cash in the bank. with an average cash out amount of $60,000, you can do more. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa.♪ try pepto bismol with a powerful coating action. for fast and soothing relief. pepto bismol for fast relief when you need it most. 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