saying no go. politico's data not much better only 33% approval and 53% disapproval. perhaps the most surprising poll comes from rasmussen where americans were asked likely voters who better represents their view of donald trump or is it their view of joe biden? 44% of the voters said trump speaks for them with only 31% saying the same for president biden. how does this happen in just a year? is it the rampant crime, illegal immigration and inflation or all of the above. now president biden's ratings on the economy are the lowest since jimmy carter. that goes back to 1977 when the dollar could only be stretched so far. it's starting to feel like the 70s show again in many ways. you had a period of rampant inflation, soaring gas prices and good pittsburgh steelers teams. that makes me feel like it's the 70s, the steelers right now not that great. seems americans are fed up with the surging costs. >> the difference in the price was shocking. >> we're fortunate enough that we can kind of take the hit. but i'm sure it's going to affect us in maybe when we can't pay as much on our credit card bills or something like that. >> gas, food, rent, everything is -- go to the store everything is $5 more than it used to be. >> brian: that is man on the street report. what is the biden administration's response to these economic failures? spend, baby, spend. the "new york times" published an article today saying that christmas gifts will arrive on time this season. and that was all the biden administration team needed to start congratulating themselves. >> you got jen psaki she took to twitter to say that scrooge, the grinch and all the other doubters well this is good news. they said this couldn't happen and it did. and not to be outdone, white house chief of staff ron klain kind of clever he tweeted out this message on the supply chain crisis saying merry christmas to all and to this overbehind narrative a very good night. so, i guess both of them failed to read the rest of the article because they seem to miss this line saying this: dot dot dot about 100 container ships are waiting off the west coast to unload cargo. some of that stuff might be yours. big ticket items cars used and new. hard because of commuter chips and prices will then of course and are currently going sky high. we are still in the middle of a supply chain crisis despite what they say and slumping economy. even as the biden administration does not want to acknowledge it and the white house and democrats are too busy devising a plan to break the filibuster and change voting and spending forever. joining me now with what we should all be looking forward to in 2022 and not looking forward to steven miller former adviser to donald trump and jim jordan. steven, let's start with you. are you surprised with that rasmussen question buyer's remorse for president biden, perhaps, they think that president trump sees more eye to eye with them. >> i'm not surprised at all that americans by a wide margin believe that president trump speaks for them and not president biden. because president trump's agenda is the agenda of the american people strong borders. a strong economy, independence from china, independence from foreign countries in the production of our energy. the pro-american trade policy a pro-cop anticrime policy. this is the agenda of everyday hardworking citizens. not what we have seen from the joe biden open borders, shipping our jobs overseas. relying on foreign countries for energy. coddling criminals and attacking police officers. all of those policies are soundly rejected by american voters. >> brian: jim jordan, congressman of ohio, i know you are going to be running for re-election next year. we get it also something is going to happen before that happens. there is going to be a january of 2022 where chuck schumer says he is going to manipulate or massage the filibuster in order to pass election reform. what does he plan to do and how does he plan to do it? >> well, let's hope he is not successful and the american people don't want him to be successful with the agenda that he and the democrats and president biden have put the country through over the last year. i mean, frankly, the american people want safe streets, affordable gas and freedom the biden administration has given us record crime, record inflation and dr. fauci. and steven is right. maybe the biggest issue, maybe the biggest concern the american people have is what is happening on our border where you can just walk right in untested, unvaccinated but if you are an american citizen, in some cities you have to show a card to get a big mac and this is so ridiculous and you might lose your job if you don't get vaccinated. so this is craziness. let's hope schumer is not successful. let's hope joe manchin continues to do what he caulked about on sunday and be against this quote build back better plan and let's focus on the things the american people care about. >> bret: your reaction to the president biden credited donald trump administration yours for the vaccine quicker than anybody else and praised him for saying i took the booster. >> well, he had no choice but to praise president trump because people have pointed out the glaring omission for nearly a year from this administration. pointing out the fact that this vaccine came from the trump administration. and so as president trump himself said we are glad that president biden finally finally after all these months has given credit to president trump for doing so. but here's what upsets me, here's what i know upsets congressman jordan and should upset all americans: they are still pushing nonsense mandates on the american people despite the fact that we have a scientific solution to this. we're still putting masks on toddlers, on toddlers at the direction of the cdc being deprived of a lifetime of learning experiences that they are going to need in terms of social interaction, development, emotional interaction, that's been torn away from these children. it's antiscience and it's absolutely tyrannical. >> brian: steven, it matters because the pressure that the administration was getting from saying why haven't we gotten anything antiviral therapeutic having announcement from pfizer saying it's ready and approved. jim jordan in the news today. january 6th committee didn't want you on the january 6th committee might want you in front of them to take questions. what will your reaction be? will it be the same as mark meadows take a walk or would you sit down and speak to them? >> i mean, we just got the letter today, brian. we will review the letter. i have gont honest with you. i have real concerns about any committee that will take a document and alter it and present it to the american people completely mislead the american people like they did last week and it turns out it looks like it wasn't just one document they did this with. it was others, other text messages as well. i have got real concerns with that. i'm focused on the issues you just brought up. think about this, brian. in the last 12 months, we went from a secure border to chaos. we went from energy independence to the president of the united states begging opec to increase production. we went from safe streets to record crime. we went from stable prices to record inflation. and the world now views us in light of the exited from afghanistan in a much weaker way and doesn't know if they can count on us. those are the concerns the american people have. and that's why let's hope they don't change the filibuster. let's hope they don't pass this build back better thing and let's hope republicans win next november. >> brian: i just know, this jim. don't worry about text messages getting out. i can't see that ever happening with this committee. we'll see. thank you very much jim jordan, stephen miller, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> brian: meanwhile, now turning from one joe to know joe. joe manchin has become public enemy number one for the left after announcing no vote on the build back better plan as we just discussed. manchin was attacked personally and the state of west virginia universally. actress bette midler one time singer went on to say this is a tweet he wants us all to be just like his state west virginia poor, illiterate and strung out. she later apologized but i'm not accepting accepting. it's not just holiday trashing the state as jamaal bowman decided to make this about race. >> it's tremendously frustrating for me as a black man in america because once again it's an example of joe manchin as a white man showing that he doesn't care about black people. he doesn't care about latinos. he doesn't care about immigrants. he doesn't care about women and he doesn't care about the poor. >> brian: what? here to respond is the governor of that state former democrat himself getting ready to coach a great basketball game. high school basketball team but stops with us first jim justice. thanks so much for joining us. i want you to answer those people who decided to rip your senator and rip your state. >> brian, there's no call for it. in all honesty. not tolerated just period. from the standpoint of what senator manchin did, he stepped up, he stepped up and echoed the people of west virginia. the people of west virginia are hard-working people. the people of west virginia know what this country is all founded around. it's not founded around socialism. it's not founded by the promotion of something that is so awry that it doesn't make one bit of sense. it's founded upon americans not being average. and with all of that and everything, through all of the decades of time, america has risen to the top, have we not? and we're not going to slip back and joe manchin, we are very proud of his vote and everything to stop this terrible, terrible carnage that's happening from washington. but nevertheless, we hope joe stands tall and from the standpoint of bette midler, you know, all i would say is shame on her. i mean really and truly. to call west virginians illiterate and to say that we are strung out and poor and when west virginians leading the way over and over and over whether it be in the covid, you know, call or whether it be, you know, in leading the way becoming a diamond in the rough that everybody has missed. we are pumping out surplus after surplus in this state beyond belief. the lowest unemployment rate in the history of our state. absolutely -- you know, one thing right after another, whether it be leading in tourism, diversification, on and on and on. for bette midler to say that it is just plain not tolerable. >> brian: governor, you were on with us when you decided i'm no longer going to be a democrat i'm going to be a republican. your state every year gets more and more red. donald trump i think won your state by 40 points. what's your message to joe manchin about the party you are in now as opposed to the party he is in now? >> well, the party that he is in now nobody can understand. i mean, that's all there is to it. i mean, if you look at what is happening with president biden, look at what is going on with the border. look what's going on in-what happened in afghanistan. look what's going on with crime and look at explosion, the explosion of inflation that's eating all of our lives right now. we just did a thing in west virginia the other day where we are going to try to pass another, you know, unprecedented 5% pay raise to all of our state employees, teachers, everybody. not only that we are going to do two.5% i'm going to mispronounce it a vaccine for inflation. to be able to give a one-time inflate toe cine to all of our state employees. >> brian: the greenbrier east basketball team you will be coach fing them shortly. you are in the locker room right now. you are at win 499 after opening up the season 5-0. are those girls around you that we could actually get a look at this team how are commanding? i think you are about 6'7" yourself do. we see this team? can you zoom out? >> they are absolutely here. we got to get ready to coach a game, brian. and, you know, i love the kids and i really truly believe with all in me that public people should give back. we ought to be with these kids. these kids are the greatest of the greatest. and before i go, you know, i want them to say hi to you. they walked in here real shy they didn't make any noise. for cryin' out loud. i go to go got to coach a game. >> brian: good luck. i know you have a big game. who is going to doubt open 6-0 and get win 500 for the governor. it's amazing how much he has on his plate. meanwhile, straight ahead, when we come back our health officials stop omicron might put a stop on christmas this year for the second consecutive year. why i believe and you believe probably that's a very bad idea. ♪ ♪ (burke) this is why you want farmers claim forgiveness... 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>> these public recommendations have taken a mental health poll we know crisis mental health visits for kids up 75%. increase in suicidal ideation 20%. overdoses skyrocketing up to 100,000. definitely another side of this than just the infection itself. >> why dr. fauci should stay out of our family get togethers he is on way too many sunday shows. congressman donalds, are you surprised because you are in florida easy to be isolated where you live in the land of the free. >> i'm actually enterprised people have learned already people are sick of lockdowns. they're sick of mandates and being sick of being told what to do by people who don't even follow their own rules. how many more pictures of videos do we need to see of joe biden, nancy pelosi, jen psaki, dr. fauci telling us to do something then we catch them not doing it themselves. but, unfortunately, they are so mitted to their plan. well, frankly their nonplan, they are so committed to that because they failed everywhere else. they have nowhere else to go. this is insane. people want to be together. people are not meant to be isolated. it's a bad situation for our country. we need to stop with the mandates and the lockdowns. weave need to actually just go back to battling the pandemic with actual data, with actual science. >> dr. bober, i think will are 1200, 1300 deaths a day they say something to do with the covid-19 virus some type of variant. heart disease close to 2,000, cancer, more than that don't you think the elements of risk should factor in. >> sure, we have to take a more balanced and nuanced approach, right? heart disease and cancer isn't contagious but we know that covid is we know that vaccines save lives. wearing a mask, particularly n-95 tight mask prevents the spread of infection. i think canceling christmas and just looking at it as a black and white issue i think we need to be more nuanced about it there are things we can do to be safe and still celebrate with our family. >> brian: true so, far we know this variant 73% of the new cases are this variant. so far the total is 1 dead, not even due to it with it. didn't say it was due to it. and they talk about the symptoms being a i couldn't know nose and 9 fever. is that worth the risk? >> dr. bober? >> i think we are going to be in this for a long time. i think if we want to see our families there are things we can do whether that means getting together outside with space heaters if you are in a cold climate. keeping less people in the room together spreading out. but i do think that we should try to be together if we can because this is going to be two years and it's definitely taking a toll from a mental health standpoint. >> brian: congressman donalds what the nhl is doing if you have been vaccinate nod test. is that part the way we live our life live with. >> it it is absolutely the way we should be doing. if you are sick stay home and isolate. if you are not, live your life. initial data and you brought it up for variant is looking tore crystal clear although it is highly contagious, much more con dangerous just than delta it doesn't have nearly as significant effect on the human body as delta or the original strain. more data is coming in week after week. i think the nfl's approach finally they are getting something right is actually a good step in the right direction. but we need to be focused on treatment. we can't be focused on case numbers because case numbers will actually deceive us into thinking that the problem is much larger than it actually is. >> brian: today we got good news with pfizer getting approval for their antiviral which means we have something to treat almost like tamiflu. i look forward to hearing more about that. dr. bober, congressman condle congressman donalds.>> merry ch. >> >> brian: former police chief james craig is here next. and, later on, we talk to former nfl star tim greene about amazing triumph on the field and his abattle with als. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, what?! no! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating the eyes and may provide temporary relief. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda-approved non-steroid eye drop specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you are allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. after using xiidra wait 15 minutes before reinserting contacts. ♪♪♪ this holiday, ask your doctor about xiidra. umph! fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. ask your doctor about xiidra. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. real cowboys get customized car insurance with liberty mutual, so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? 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>> you know, brian, thanks for having me on your show. i'm not surprised at all. this is expected. and, you know, the problem what was going on across our country today, these lawmakers who stand quiet when these progressive judges, these progressive d.a.s do, what? they release these violent predatory suspects back into our community. they say nothing, they don't speak on behalf of the vulnerable members of our community, but now that they are victims, let's see what they are going to do now. look at lori lightfoot. she gets out and she says well, we think in response to smash and grab that, you know, the retailers need to hire more security. where is the outcry for that teenager that was shot and right after that the mother who went to the location where he was shot, she was shot. and we got two victims unnecessary, where is the outcry and outpouring for that we got progressive judges, progressive d.a.s doing nothing. >> brian: chief, a couple things. >> shameful. >> brian: merrick garland 1.6 billion into criminal justice and fighting crime. hire another 100,000 cops. what's that going to do? we can't get cops to fill the adams now. is this about money? >> no, this is about politics. these are individuals who are political servants, not public servants. look, we know how important police officers are, but when they have been demon needs, demoralized, not supported, you back off of the defund, these so-called moderates are now moving away from, you know, defund the police to you know -- you heard the san francisco mayor all of a sudden she is now pro-hiring police. the problem is how are you going to support the men and women who do the job? how are we going to encourage young people to join the forces? coming into 2022 midterms and they are failing i'm giving them a big fat f. these are political servants not public servants. >> brian: guy who worked in you are began communities about 45 seconds. republicans don't make a stand. they don't put up candidates. they don't put up a machine behind them to get the word out. what is your honor message to republicans while we watch these cities just disintegrate? >> my message is simple. we need to stand in unison, get behind a candidate that can take out these progressive so-called political leaders out. they need to go. and americans want better. i talk all over the state of michigan and they want something different. and we are going to give it to them. >> brian: it's not black or white, right or left, right or wrong. we look forward to seeing you rise in the polls. >> hey, thank you so much, brian. merry christmas to you and your family. >> brian: absolutely. thanks so much. always love having you on. meanwhile, this has been a push -- there has been a push to recall these radical district attorneys that the chief just mentioned. letting criminals walk free and they say because they have a big heart. just take a look at milwaukee. their county executive john chisholm, the d.a. who let darrell brooks free right before he drove a car through a christmas parade or fran, los angeles d.a.s, you got chesa boudin in the middle of a recall and george gascon who notoriously -- known notoriously given life sentences and springing convicted murders from prison. pro-crime agenda ask a political loser. just ask my next guest who ran a ticket -- who ticket no one pushing the no cash bail and she lost. laura kern joins me now. laura, tough loss, surprising loss. and you believe you are a canary in the coal mine for your party. in what way? >> well, you know, as a democrat, i am a very common sense democrat. pro-public safety, pro-business, pro-economic development, and i ended up losing this race even though we have been ranked the safest community in america now for two years in a row. and i actually came on your show on "fox & friends" at the beginning of this whole bail reform talking about why it was too much way too soon. still,y win, i lost by less than 1% of the vote because i think of the anger, you know, the demographics of nassau county pretty much reflect the gem graphics of our nation. across the board, you know, the democrats were pretty complacent. the republicans came out. while i did get some crossover support it was that fear and that anger about the bail reform and very progressive criminal justice renorman really you know did we in in the end. >> brian: ed to kaminski have zero cash bail and the chief came on and said do you know how bad this is? do you understand there is no cash bail no one gets locked up if these rules stay in place? do you know i can't even do the paperwork on a would be criminal or assailant unless there is a danger of violence? this is going to be a disaster. and it was. as you as a county executive were you just there -- were you helpless almost a bystander? >> you know, it's interesting. i think public safety is one of the most fundamental roles, especially of local government. people need to feel safe to send their kids to school. to start businesses, to go and worship and if we can't deliver that democrats are seen right now being able to deliver that that's gotion kill us, that's going to hurt us as a party. and i think we do need a strong two party system. it's important for democracy. we have got to reflect our constituents more than other elected officials. >> brian: i hear you. i know this in schools. kids walk into class. teachers walk in classroom they have six other kids there who don't speak english and they came across the border. they were placed with a sponsor family and next thing you know they are in the kids' classroom. that's an issue that nassau county and you felt but you were never briefed on this. it just was sprung on you. >> yes. and you know our school officials do the best they can. they have a duty to teach every child who walks into that room and they do it well. but, as a whole, i'm concerned that my party with this very progressive agenda is going to end up hurting my party in the end. and i think i am that canary in the coal mine. are. >> brian: did you so much to get sports back up police commissioner people very 3r50e67ive. i always love seeing you out there. county executive laura curran thank you so much. tim green, his diagnosis isn't slowing him down. is he here with his son troy to talk about incredible inspirational story as we get upon christmas in just a moment. don't mo. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! seriously? 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>> brian, having als has only heightened migratefulness for all the blessings in my life, especially my beautiful wife and our five kids and five grandkids. >> brian: amazing. just so you know, tim uses books on tape to synthesize that's exactly what tim's voice sounds like and he is able to answer for us in the voice that he had. i just saw you at the ranger game and you seem happy. you seem optimistic. where does that attitude come from? >> yeah. go rangers. i think it's my faith. i believe that they will find a cure and the condition i'm in is just another challenge to be overcome everyday is a blessing. i realize that now more than ever before and i don't want to waste a single minute. >> brian: tim, i had a chance to see you at work and i know you wrote your latest book final season you did it with your eyes. can you explain how and why do you want kids reading this book? what does it mean for you to go number one before and do you think we could do it again before christmas? >> of course. this computer has infrared sensor that reads my eyes. i have a keyboard on the screen. when i pause my eyes on a letter, the computer types the letter on the screen above the keyboard. i want kids reading book. we know that kids who read become not only smarter but kinder. this is my 24th book for middle grade readers. we have sold over a million copies. this is my sixth "new york times" best seller and most of my readers get their books from the library, which i encourage. that said, this is my most personal book. it's largely by graphic call story told from our 12-year-old son's point of view. he and his buddies are chasing a championship season while his dad, their coach, struggles to keep his als diagnosis under wraps. >> brian: and the last thing i like to-do you believe that the als came from football and how has the nfl been since have you dealt with this illness? >> i don't have any doubt that football caused my als and my doctors don't either. the nfl has a fund called -- that plays for a lot of the medical expenses not covered by insurance and not only has the league been very supportive of tackle als but my good friend roger goodell and my brother arthur blank have been extraordinarily generous with their own money donating to tackle als. >> brian: wow. >> every dollar of that money goes directly to research at mass general hospital. >> brian: and lastly, your message, tim greene and troirks if you want to weigh in, too. as we get upon another challenging christmas, and your message to the country. >> let's remember that we're celebrating good news of great joy for all the people the birth of jesus christ, our lord and savior who told us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves, merry christmas everyone. >> for me, brian, it would be i think we talked about this the last interview we did my dad said focus on the things you have and not the things you don't have. i think there is, you know, a great message always but especially during the holiday season. >> brian: absolutely. hey, tim as great as you were in football and writer and lawyer as you are, i think your family is what get you the super bowl trophy. that is your vince lombardi drove. you don't have to answer. that's my opinion. i'm allowed to have one. that's the great thing about fox. tim and troy green you made my holiday season. thanks so much inspiration in every way but you always have been. thanks, guys. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: keep in mind when he looks up he is writing those words. meanwhile tim is such an inspiration. you will have more of our conversation complete conversation went on for a few more minutes went to foxnews.com. meanwhile fox news alert, this was just in while we were watching this interview. joe biden making a big announcement about his plans for 2024. dagen mcdowell to help me through and offer her instant analysis in just a moment. at least she said she would. ♪ and lately i've seen this change in her. once-weekly trulicity is proven to help lower a1c. it lowers blood sugar from the first dose. and you could lose up to ten pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. 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[laughs] thank you for watching, but that is mike rowe, lara trump and some other important people. also catch "the brian kilmeade radio show" at noon. i will be talking to congressman jim jordan and ryan zinke. hope they will talk to me back. also pick up "freedom fighter," brian kilmeade.com. cue the snare drums, tucker time. ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i am jesse watters in for tucker. joe biden just raised the possibility of not running for reelection. it was a truly bizarre answer. more on that in a moment. but first, it didn't take long for democrats across the country to join the crusade against unvaccinated americans. just days after the white house told