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i don't know! look at it now. it was policy. this is what they had. >> kayleigh: at the top of this, we heard the democrat mayors denying the problem. contrast that to kansas city. quentin lucas came out -- after he was killed, sent a letter and said "we need a special legislative session." he sent a letter to doj. "i need help." they caught the killer. that is what a partnership on behalf of your people look like, what lucas did with the trump administration. >> harris: i have to ask you about this. the district attorneys, like in l.a. and philadelphia. why do they not see what people are experiencing? forget about what we report on. perhaps they don't watch television. in their own constituencies, why don't they see it? >> emily: that is what everyone is asking. that is why when asked about it -- what do you have to say to the sheriffs association calling for help from you to help prosecute these guys? he goes "my father told me never to wrestle with a pig." those are the kinds of messages that these people are undergoing in their cities: a lack of support for law enforcement by the people who are supposed to be supporting them, namely the district attorneys. that is in addition to the $139 million appropriated to these agencies in the last bill from the federal government. to everyone's point, we are being tasked with throwing tax dollars at everything on the federal level. depending on the administration, we have local cities that are either crying out for federal help or refusing the funding, and calling the federal government "stormtroopers," as they did in portland when president trump tried to put federal agents on the street. then, we are having a lack of support for law enforcement in these cities and infighting, which is why residents are calling to recall the district attorneys. speaking on what you read earlier, and the point that the president of the sheriffs association was making, which is "it does not matter how much money we are throwing at it. it's still not enough. too little too late." when you have the chain irrevocably broken, no amount of money is going to restore the lives lost and residents living in fear. >> harris: i don't know how long this will be sustainable. the criminals are running the show. >> emily: i don't think it was sustainable along time ago. i think we broke that point along time ago. >> harris: that is what we need to do. we need to buy macbooks for the d.a. coming up, we are nearing a verdict in the jussie smollett trial. even though he is accused of faking a hate crime, black lives matter leader is rushing to his defense, saying never believe police. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible... ...with rybelsus®. 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wow, some common sense. >> harris: chicago, hundreds of homicides so far this year, and in the neighborhoods where they need the most assets and resources, where talks and actions of "we are going to reallocate, move around some resources." the communities that are most damage and left unsafe are those where the numbers are off the charts. many of the perpetrators and victims look like me. if blm, the organization, and i love the fact that tomi lahren a separate event outs -- these are not the moms with strollers marching in the streets after the death of george floyd or the rioters -- these are the blm organizers that could not organize anything during all of that. if they care about black lives, why aren't they organizing in the streets of chicago? why aren't they having meetings with police officers and say "can we have reformed, but can we also stay in the neighborhoods?" they want to hate on them and still want them to answer when somebody calls 911. that is magic. life doesn't work that way. they don't care what you call them. they show up anyway. sooner or later, they will defund them where they won't be enough of them to show up. who does blm comedy organization, their leadership -- who do they care about? are they willing to go forth and prove that they care about the "b" part of blm? who decided that you can't love all people, that it only had to be one category? blm the organizer? >> emily: vivek, i think it is notable, to harris' point, that they told the jury in the jussie smollett case that they don't have to feel pressure to convict because of the thousands of man-hours chicago police spent investigating. those men and women but their lives on the line, and their livelihoods dedicated to solving crimes that, sure, the jury verdict is not out yet, but all signs seem to point to the fact that it was a waste of their time. >> vivek: i would love to wait for the verdict before commenting on the trial specifically, but that reveals how valuable this new currency of victimhood has become. a gay black actor had to pay professional actors $3500 apiece, allegedly, supposed to be whites of pharmacists that came after him in a racist, homophobic act. it appears that the supply for racism is outstripped by the demand for it, since $3500 ended up being the clearing price. the people they could find for that high price were not even white, even as posing as whites of pharmacists. they were black actors he was able to find to pose as white supremacists. i think it really reveals this case, the extent to which victimhood has become this cultural currency that is so valuable, and like many trading at a bubble, everybody, including famous actors are cashing it in while it is trading at an all-time high. that's the lesson i take from watching this episode play out. my message to the blm movements is be careful what you wish for. if you want to defund the police, you might get it. cities across the country, ask who is suffering on the back of that scum of the mantle of this new narrative of victimhood. we are creating actual victims who will suffer. the new york city mayor, and -- he said "i have been an advocate for black lives matter ring tickets before it became a slogan." that's the difference between advocacy and action. up next, the vice president getting heat for meeting with an activist who has had vulgar things to say about white women and trump voters. more with the panel next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ kevin! kevin? 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"i don't care about them." we've got to do what we've got to do. >> kayleigh: keep in good company. that's the wife of the late d.c. mayor, marion barry. she is also quoted as saying that her group has to get serious about getting harris in the oval office. vivek, thoughtful payment about the white sheet read as such -- "i'm not saying everyone voted for trump is wearing a white sheet, but they have one in their closet, and it comes out when we mess with the economic value and balance of power." so gross and divisive. it is worthy of meeting with the vice president? >> vivek: i don't feel it is worthy of a response, let alone a meeting with the vice president. it was disgraceful for her to meet with someone like this on a zoom call? it probably was. it doesn't surprise me? absolutely not. if i look at everything kamala harris has done -- or comments about the jussie smollett incident after she is confronted with the facts, trying to change course and backpedal afterwards, claiming she is the last person in the room when the afghanistan decision was made, and claimant -- saying she will not take the vaccine, then laughing at anti-vaxxers at three months later. this is a disaster for the vice presidents. i hate to say it this way, but if she is going to spend the rest of her time in office taking zoom calls with people who don't matter, the country might be well served. it would just give her busywork that keeps her far away from public policy. i think that is a win. let's keep her busy with more zoom calls, away from making policy. >> kayleigh: this activist went on to say "excuse me, forget the white women. they are going to do what white men tell you to do." like every woman does with her husband tells them to do. >> harris: what is kamala harris' team doing today customer [laughter] you can't have more disasters. it was leaked. even more problematic. it is so short sighted that something like this wouldn't matter. of course it matters. it means she is keeping company with people who hate half the country. don't misunderstand what those 75 million people who voted for the other guy are all about. it was not a mandate if you did not get 75 million more votes for president biden. these are the people that are vice president chooses to keep company with. vivek, i hear you. she has so many jobs. she can just pick one. she could do one right now and we wouldn't even know she's working on it on the sioux cast kids from a canada casting company. she could quietly do her job and stay off public zoom. she could've -- we become like the five people we have spent the most time with. how much time as chief spending? >> kayleigh: divisiveness, tomi, but i thought president joe biden promised us this. >> president biden: on this january day, my whole soul is in this: bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our nation. >> kayleigh: does this strike you as an administration whose sole crave is for unity? >> tomi: i think we all know that was a joke, like this administration. going to everybody's point about common-law and this going to everybody's point about kamala -- as harris faulkner pointed out, she has not done anything. just meeting with activists, maybe she should go to the border. maybe she should put boots on, see what's going on, see the crisis, see the lawlessness in her home state of california. do something. i have talked about this before, but to me, the most aggravating part about kamala 'us failures is that she doesn't seem to care that she is doing nothing. she has been criticized. she will continue to do nothing but take meetings with activists, or go to yarn shops or bakeries. she doesn't even seem to care enough about her role to try and correct it. she has a long time left. most of us sitting on this screen -- she has got a long time left, and she isn't even making moves to fix anything she has created or to even do anything. that's the most insulting part. she is making a mockery of the office. >> kayleigh: emily, wow, this unity thing is a farce, it seems. >> emily: if she is going to meet with extreme viewpoints, i hope that she would represent every american, people all over the spectrum. i am not an advocate for extremism, especially ones that are so divisive and frequently violent. if that's what she want to do, at least bounce it out. i think this is emblematic of the charade that the vice president kamala harris is. remember, she was the wife of d.c. mayor marion barry. 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[laughter] they had to make a graph of it! look at this! all the things democrats won't do. look at how big the loop graph is peered 71% not on date, 41% would not support a business. open minded republicans, 5% wouldn't be friends, 7% wouldn't work with someone of the opposing political party. go republicans. >> emily: this is incredible. it's also heartbreaking. what if it was your sister that voted to family? what if your father both republican. does that mean that young democrats -- they don't want to hold a conversation? i also wonder, where do independents sit in that? what if you agree with some policies? this is a tragic symptom of what is happening not only in the education system throughout the country, but what is being said by that country. it is supposed to be the party for everyone. it's not. >> kayleigh: liberal women are driving this, not so much liberal men. when you look at the gender breakdown of who is less open-minded, with liberal women, 41% will not go on a date with someone of the opposing liberal party, 61% among men. it's interesting, the gender gap. >> harris: i worry about the people on the left side. they are missing out on love. that can make you better. it's not just about who you marry or date. part of that was about friendship. by the way, just because you vote the same way does not mean you agree on everything. to your point, you are sitting around the thanksgiving table, and you realize you all may have voted for the same person but you are arguing. maybe, don't bring up politics. i don't think you can be friends with anybody, date, and have things off the table. we have to be open with each other. i agree, i think republicans may just be better loved. they are willing to do a hang. >> kayleigh: let me correct myself, 41% of liberal women would go on a date with someone of the opposing political party, as opposed to 61% of liberal men. they need to meet more often. [laughter] when you go on a date with a liberal man, snobby! that's a no for me. not my thing. [laughter] i have friends that are liberal. we can't exist in an echo chamber. we need to have conversations with people we disagree with. i'm not necessarily attracted to liberal men -- sorry -- but i will say this, the party of love and tolerance project their true feelings on her republicans quite often. they say we are hateful, intolerant, bigoted, but time and time again they are showing their true colors, and it really is a projection of how they feel. that's okay, there's plenty of conservatives out there. frankly, i think we tend to be better looking. [laughter] tomi, i know you are engaged, so the only person you go on a date with as you are your soon-to-be husband, so congratulations. [laughter] a conservative man, like my husband. vivek, i have a theory -- for some on the left, their politics is their religion. they take it so personally, they can't just let it roll off their shoulders when disagreed with political. >> vivek: you said it well. politics is the new religion, especially amongst the younger generation of liberals who lack religion. they have relocated their religious impulses to politics. there are stringent religious orthodoxies, you can't marry outside of your religious. there is a lot to that analogy. there is also an opportunity for the republican party, and i don't think they are doing this purposely. the republican party could become the party that embraces classical liberal values, that even though i disagree with what you say, i will defend it to the death your ability to say it, even have solidarity across those. it also presumes, by the way, that unlike a religion where you generally stay with him through the course of your life, people can change their mind about politics. i live in ohio, a state that went from obama twice and then trump twice. that includes the same people who voted in one direction that voted differently in a different cycle. that's what the younger generation is missing. they think they love diversity and inclusion, but actually, in the name of inclusion, they are creating this exclusive culture. there is another survey run earlier this year that found that 60% of people, including republicans, democrats, and independents, were afraid of exposing their true beliefs in public because of that new cultural environment. that betrays what america is about. >> kayleigh: vivek, you always make the most interesting points. a huge reason for your points being correct, there are liberal universities which self-imposed that there is only one way to think, which simply isn't true. looking live at fox square, where all american christmas treat is rising again. find out when you can watch the lighting ceremony, right here on fox, tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ your kindness outshines your highs and lows. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - 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