to hear a little bit of the crowd that is here outside of the courthouse celebrating this verdict which came after more than 27 hours of deliberation. the panel of six men and six women kim potter guilty of first and second-degree manslaughter. this outcome was by no means a sure thing. just a few days ago, the jury indicated that they may not be able to reach a consensus but with this verdict the jury indicated they believe the former officer was reckless and negligent when shot daunte wright with her gun instead of her taser. in the courtroom, potter showed no emotion as the judge read the jury's decision and she wanted her fate. >> we, the jury, a charge of manslaughter in the first degree while committing a misdemeanor on or about april 11, 2021 in henneman county we find the defendant guilty. >> a short time later minnesota prosecuted the casing this verdict brings accountability to daunte wright's death and well pleased with the outcome, his heart goes out to kim potter and her family. >> what decent person wouldn't be brokenhearted and set it involved in something like this? so i wish nothing but the best for her and her family. but the truth is, she will be able to correspond with what happens but daunte wright they will not be able to talk to. >> facing 15 years in prison for first degree manslaughter and the judge will decide her exact sentence at a hearing in february. >> thanks a lot, another story we are following president biden finally admitting he dropped the ball with the covid response. commander-in-chief being pressed on serious problems of covid testing across the whole country. >> i don't think it is a failure. i think you could argue that we should have known a year ago, six months ago, i've ordered half a billion, 500 million pills. excuse me, 500 million. that will be available instant to every home in america if anybody wants them. but the answer is, yeah, i wish i had thought about 500 million pills before covid hit. >> no test gets in some places, three days before christmas when it's so important. >> nothing has been good enough. >> biden keeps making excuses for the failures doubling down on the claim that no one could have seen the omicron surge coming. >> the vice president said recent days that you didn't see delta coming or omicron coming. how did you get along? wrong? >> how did i get it wrong? nobody saw it coming. soon katie come a lot to talk about. let's start with the tests. you can't get a test anywhere. he's asked if this was a failure. it's not a failure but in the same answer, oh, boy, i wish i had thought about ordering up some more tests months ago. i don't know. >> katie: it is a total failure. he was confusing 500 million pills with 500 million tests, that is also a problem and the president doesn't know exactly what is referring to when he's about to spend taxpayer money and the resources to sign 500 million test for americans who sign up for them. here we go again with the government not setting up the system, infrastructure necessary to get that done. it is a ridiculous idea given the tests get there until january. it is reminding me of obamacare and peter doocy said it would cost $2 billion. so i'm looking ahead at the 500 million tests project in thinking, this will turn into an expensive bureaucratic for the sake of joe biden looking like he's doing something when he's actually not doing a lot. the same week the white house kept saying, the shelves are stocked. they are not stocked with tests and getting americans tested, they would get these test to the pharmacy. the people want to go buy them at the pharmacy and unavailable. there are clinics all over the place on every corner in new york city and they can't get the tests they need. instead of taking on this brand-new, massive project that hasn't started with the website and people signing up with their address. who will ship them all out and make sure the label gets on them the right way, they should be focused on the infrastructure and the authority that they can't do that because they are focused on enabling the government to do this instead of the -- >> jesse: president trump got a lot of heat running into this pandemic. what are we 18 months and at this point and still no tests available? >> yes. that was one month into the trump presidency when literally the fda was approving the test pier that was a totally different situation. here we are, as you note, and you hear the president of the united states in his basement with secret covid plan and admitting he has failed. indeed, he has failed right before coming to air i see vanity fair, left wing news source out with an article that biden with testing plant and october. when he says i wish to months ago i had thought about buying these tests, literally two months ago, there was a meeting in the west wing where ten page plan was presented with 734 million tests a month. the white house rejected the plan. this was all entirely admit a bull. i talked to a senior source and the trump administration is said, literally scale back testing and producing these test in the summer because administration, if there was a demand for test. thank you, joe biden, you are the recent the pharmacy shelves are empty. at least admitting to your failure, i guess. >> jesse: and accessing the cost he spent trillions of dollars -- again and this interview, sean, nobody saw the mutation coming. then he said it was a possibility the mutation would come and then he said "what do you plan for? to plan for what you think is available. that is the most likely threat that exists at the time. do you even know what that means? >> sean: you can have a full-time career deciphering what joe biden means. but what is interesting we know the vaccines, the viruses mutate. we have at the delta variant and how the omicron variant and when they mutate and potentially be spread more calmly you would think he would say back in august or thanksgiving when omicron came on the scene, testing to make sure people can get tested appear the fact that he hasn't actually contracted with the players to get 500 million out to the american people but coming up and saying ready to go. this is a lack of preparation and planning. but i think we should get to the basics too. this is a pandemic. you will see a spread. we want to test people to make sure they don't spread it to other folks. why don't we focus on making sure you stay healthy, go to the gym, eat better, take vitamin d and vitamin c. let's talk about the differences between the vaccinated and unvaccinated appeared in the last week i know ten people have been vaccinated with a booster and all have covid and have all got sick. i don't know anybody vaccinated or unvaccinated that have gotten sick, but this is a vaccine that doesn't actually stop from preventing the disease or spreading the disease. it is a problem at the white house is not handling based on the science. >> jesse: it does help prevent hospitalizations, but you can still get it and spread it. all right, we'll finish finish up with you, richard. >> richard: i don't know. everybody wants to get tested before they go see their grandparents. i get it. that should have been the foreseeable but going forward, will you have millions and millions of 30 and 40-year-olds, 20-year-olds vaccinated and just testing and testing all day? that will search these case numbers sky high, panic the politicians and then back to lock him. on a mutation that is not nearly as deadly as delta. >> good to see you, jesse. two months ago we didn't even know the omicron variant. we knew about -- the omicron came to the united states three weeks ago. the omicron was 3% of the population to 73% of cases of omicron. given all that, i understand and i feel the frustration. i do think the white house's lack. but joe biden when he ran for the american people i will not lie to you and i will tell you the truth. we saw that interview and the president telling us the truth when omicron came nobody thought it would be infectious. now that we know this and really especially on the east coast, it will spread throughout the united states. what can we do to ensure the hospitals are prepared and what can we do to ensure that both can get tested and what can we do the american population to state safe and healthy peer that is the focus now but is it a day late? 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>> kayleigh: that would be very interesting, indeed. it is funny to watch joe biden grand like a cat at that prospect. lucky for joe or unlucky for joe, he won't be able to remain in the basement. america has woken up what it's like when you elect a president who hid from the american people. he didn't share with us covid plan matchup 22.0, but katie, the first time he's closed he audit his answer, will he run again? and what is fascinating that members of his own administration refused to shut down talk of him not running. pete buttigieg on air force with kamala asked if he wanted to run in 2024 instead of saying no, my bosses joe biden, i expect joe biden to rent and be reelected as joe biden. he didn't do that. he said it is 2021. the don't make the same thing kamala harris said in interesting because i tell you this. alex azar or other members of the cabinet entertained running or not shot down that talk they would be cold to the oval office real quick. >> absolutely should joe biden run for a second term to try to salvage his reputation considering his approval ratings are lower since jimmy carter? you have to get above jimmy carter and bow out. >> jesse: i think he is one and done, katie. he told the truth and said honestly if i'm feeling okay i will run and if not, i won't run. but when you are an honest politician, he opened up huge problems. how is the world looking at this? joe just lame duck himself in front of the allies and if he will only be around three more years, what about the country? wait a second, if his health is an issue tomorrow, is it an issue today? because we have a rocky recovery and the democrats come with a better start making contingency plans. i'm sure his eyes lit up with the interviewer and kamala launching exploratory committee. they need to start planning ahead appear of the squad might be looking like he's politically wounded. that he introduced this on network television network. this is now front and center. mainstream conversation. the conservative commentator, this isn't a democrat whispering in the halls of congress. he's not the same as he used to be. he introduces network tv. everyone will see everything he does in the context of his failing health. every call, every stumble, every time a late schedule, they will look at this. marc siegel said last night on "tucker." he had a nice bill of health when the doctors look to him but he had this new gate that really wasn't right. he ran a bunch of neurological tests. we haven't seen the results of this. maybe joe has seen the results and reacting to those results, we don't know. but this is a whole new ball game now. >> katie: richard, a week ago the press secretary said joe biden was running again but he set a possibility he won't run. the vice president has said, she hasn't talked to the present about running again, which is an indication in itself. who would be the one to take his place? >> i think the president is running but i plan on celebrating because it's my family. it is possible i could get sick tomorrow. the panel could get sick tomorrow. and so i think what the president was trying to say clearly is my plan is to run, but you have to understand we live in the real world. three years ago when kayleigh and the trump white house planning for trump reelection they did not expect covid-19. we live in a world dynamically changing and the president acknowledging that change there. >> jesse: just to interrupt, richard, every politician says i feel great and running to shut down the conversation. shuts everything down. >> richard: joe biden has an honest man so he's just being honest with you. >> jesse: i think he was honest to a fault on this one. >> katie: sean, have questions jesse mentioned joe biden lame duck himself and that is true, his agenda was killed this week with bill back better. he is he lame duck or will he be able to build back better plan in the spring? >> sean: in the aspects of build back better at the calendar and midterm elections, they only have late february, late march to get these things down before everybody calls it quits and goes home and campaigns against georgia talk about joe biden what does good health actually mean? many people would say he doesn't look like he is in good health right now. he brings it up because he's getting really old. but three years is a long time before the 2024 election. but i don't think he will get there from results. you look at the border, crime, inflation, no oil and gas all self-inflicted wounds by joe biden. if he doesn't change course, he will be living with it three years and hispanic and independent democratic party will get worse than it is right now three years from now. democrats will beg him to retire to get somebody else to get a fresh leg up. >> katie: speaking of fate, right? the white house thinks americans should praise president biden for saving christmas this year. that is next. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you eout of your zone?er of sanctuary lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking ozempic® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may increase low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? 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what policies to save christmas to make the supply chain work better question marks before well, look i will say this, you agree with jesse a little bit. i appreciate your honesty but with that said, i hear folks his frustration. just in august and september the conversation we are having on "the five" and all across, will the christmas shelves be empty? will you be able to get your child a new g.i. joe toy or at t the playstation 4? the truth of the matter is you can get your child all of those things and the fact that that is the truth means the president and his team did the work they said they were going to do. and more work to be done, absolutely. we have an inflationary market which is why i long to see in the new year is the president focused on now he helps working families bring down the cost of child care, the cost of prescription drugs and how to help so many families looking for housing because the rent is too high. >> richard, you make a good point commit works now, but thed joe biden do anything to make it work? the private sector stepped up to figure out how >> richard: i do think the fact that this president at the time still ships at the port to unload but with that said, the president and teammates showing the ports open and gps, fedex to ensure that it's getting to the people. >> sean: there were no specific policies that the administration implemented. but more supply out there because inflation and rising prices? people had to buy less. i talked to working class people and i didn't have the money to buy but more things on the shelf. >> first of all it is always interesting when politicians want credit for doing their job. i mean, the first the administration claimed there was no supply chain crisis and now claiming victory for eliminating the supply chain crisis. okay, sure, the stores may be more stocked and they were a month ago. but families can't afford it. they are natural gas bills are up 40% thanks to this administration here the gas to pull up your car to go christmas shopping cost twice as much as it did a year ago. all of their savings are getting wiped out by inflation. if you look at their paychecks that they've gotten a raise, let that has been wiped out by inflation. if you look at wholesale prices, they keep going up. so sure, they rest up on the shelves that family can afford to buy as much as i used to. >> kayleigh, final thoughts to you of the house taking credit for paying people to stay at home and having the school shut down so one parent has to stay on zoom with their kids? >> kayleigh: "i saved christmas" wow that is not an effective talking point because most america does not agree. looking to hear and ignore everything over there and the crisis and ignore the fact that joe biden has the worst economic approval rating since jimmy carter my negative 13 is where it stands. the average president the last four 40 years plus five. so the economy as an average president, go ahead and save christmas. it will not help you save the house on the midterm. >> jesse: you are not allowed to save christmas unless everybody, the dog, the cap boosted. speed to get it right, joe. you did not save christmas, jesse watters saved christmas. >> kayleigh: and the world. >> sean: and the world too appeared to defund the democrats learned the hard way about crime. that is coming up next. ♪ ♪ 're discovering together... it's been an amazing gift. ♪ >> man: what's my safelite story? it's been an amazing gift. 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? 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these lockdowns, unfortunately, you have to have those situations with the democrats. maybe they will change their position. that is all i can say, may be. >> kayleigh: katie, -- to enable essentially losing money away from the police. will she change or tune? this is crazy? >> katie: the example with students, the pie in the sky left by the ideology of academia crashing into a brick wall of reality about police reform and ideology when it comes to crime. i'm sorry, and i'm glad they are okay but they pushed the policy onto everybody else. the most vulnerable that we have. they defunded the police and then got a lot of people to defend themselves. in d.c., last year a uber driver carjacked by teenagers. he was an immigrant from pakistan and killed, got let out of jail and on capitol hill, he was assaulted by a man with a brick. he assaulted the baby and the man. so these are policies that affect real people. there are real victims all over the country. democrats for a year and a half starting with the summer of 2020 when the entire cities being burned down justified this kind of behavior. i would hope they are seeing the result to come to roost eventually of the policy positions. real people's lives are at stake. >> kayleigh: absolutely and you mention 2020, sean, defund the police starts and what happens 2020? a record increase in homicides, that movement and 2021, the numbers over in 2020, and the representative was carjacked. 13% shooting, a 10% carjacking and you would think they would see the light. >> sean: first of all, i don't know where they get their money because the other when driving mercedes suv. when i was in congress, still don't, but they will not change their ways. >> jesse: i don't think they were electric vehicles jacked either. >> kayleigh: great point. [laughter] >> sean: they don't live like we do so the congresswoman carjacked, the police come rushing to her aid and if you are the average joe, they don't come. because there's not enough to respond to the carjacking. not only that, sergeant of arms and capitol police to rush an end help investigate. the fbi was actually involved in recapturing this car in delaware. so all of the resources of the federal government and local government police forces help her out where all of us who live under her policies don't have cops show up and help a recipe to those who steal cars. even though she was carjacked, that is why she will never change her ways. >> kayleigh: you know, is your party seeing the like? two defund the police $120, more crime to them. same story in oakland. are they seeing the political ramifications of this? >> richard: i beg to differ the preference of that question. the 2020 movement after george floyd, there was a call across the country in various avenues, corporate america saying we need to do something to do policing better in the country. now, i think people have turned it into what seems to be a defund movement. what you see during their america rescue plan actually gave more money to the police and the build back better plan, more money for community policing and the policies. what you have is to bring down crime and, the congressman here, every time i call the cops, i live in the nation's capital. >> kayleigh: i think you have a president who played footsie with the defund movement. but that is my view. all right, the fact "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, tam-tam! i was thinking maybe... your mom's car? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ merry christmas, dad. >> welcome back it is time for "the fastest." everyone jamming out to their favorite song behind the wheel but a new report shows listening to the top christmas songs while driving can lead to more accidents. the study was based on how many per song has. the most dangerous song is frosty the snowman. and mariah carey "all i want for christmas is you." before i go to the panel, last week alone mariah carey was streamed 37 million times and every time you streamed the song, she made $1.9 million off of her chart topping hit "all i want for christmas is you," jesse what do you think? >> jesse: i wonder why you call the cops so much in d.c., richard. >> richard: because you come to my house and order them. speed when you say you call the cops a lot and i was just wondering what could you be calling the cops so much pork? i don't know, richard -- >> richard: amazon packages of jesse's books. >> jesse: i saw the study commissioned by irish insurance company and i looked into it and it is called chill insurance. so i'm beginning to think they made this up for a little publicity. i don't buy it at all. >> richard: katie, what is your take? >> katie: i'm surprised jesse didn't say this is part of the war on christmas here they want to eliminate people from listening to christmas music in their car so i say baja humbug and i also don't believe it. >> richard: sean, we can record a new christmas single with using mariah carey's money but who do you think? >> sean: first of all, those boring christmas songs make you fall asleep when driving. like "baby it's cold outside" "sam's got a dirty job." but the ones to sing along with, keep yourself awake. >> richard: how about you, kayleigh do you like to sing along to christmas music with grandma and grandpa and the kids? >> kayleigh: especially mariah carey. i love mariah carey. but richard, you played the most dangerous christmas carol and people who listen to fox news on the radio and "frosty the snowman." no reason for that. >> richard: up next come up wheeled up a fortune fans with controversial moment that led to the contestant losing out on a brand-new car. >> you know, this one is tough because you said all the right words, but as you know it has to be continuous. we will have a little pause but not five seconds. >> richard: don't worry, santa clauses in the miracle making business. the audience processing getting her a car so a win for this woman. what do you think i'm a jesse question marks me don't think that i remember the rules to wheel of a fortune, you you havo go deep in the rulebook for that one. >> richard: katie, your take? >> katie: this is not a win for her. it's not a free car. >> richard: that is very true, sean duffy, what do you feel about her getting the car for christmas? >> sean: you know, i love it. was there for second or 5-second rule because at my house a 32nd rule. and you guys have that, jesse. >> jesse: we have a 5-second rule. only three seconds at my house. >> richard: katie kayleigh your take? >> kayleigh: even vanna white was clapping for the guy. she was clapping. give him the car. >> richard: "one more thing" is up next and we will have audis. ♪ ♪ gold. your strategic advantage. ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us . . . . ♪ >> jesse: before we get to one more thing tune in tomorrow for our christmas special. we have a lot of holiday fun in store. just do not miss that now, it's time for one more thing and i can't believe i'm doing this after shamelessly promoting my book whole show. but it's what was on my sheet. so, i guess i have to promote it. merry christmas, buy the book. also, merry christmas, watch tucker tonight. i'm filling in at 8:00 eastern. and then watch "watters' world" on christmas at 8:00 eastern saturday night. that is my gift to you. all right? unwrap me. richard? richard don't unwrap me. i'm just saying the audience. >> richard: i already passed. it's okay. >> jesse: just don't call the cops. >> richard: let's do this. let's talk about an 3rd grade teacher in washington, d.c. is exactly that kathleen fitzpatrick also known as fits promised to treat her students to hot chocolate if she made this shot across the court. needless to say her kids are happy because she made the shop. happy holiday educators. >> jesse: knicks could use her. >> katie: they could. if you have a puppy or cat sometimes and you have a christmas tree, they tend to get into the ornaments, this woman had a great idea knowing that her puppy is terrified of the vacuum. she put a bow on it and parked it right in front of the christmas tree so that the puppy is no longer getting in trouble with the tree. so, it's a little wall action going on. the puppy's name is hugo. good idea for you, jesse, if rookie starts getting in truck. >> a little christmas tree hack i like it what do you have don't tell me all-american christmas book. >> sean: don't spoil it i too wrote a book. rachel is the top line rachel campos-duffy i'm smaller and beneath her. day before christmas i hadn't bought aunt brigitte uncle tom a gift. this is a great gift for you. jesse watters see little pictures of jesse. and geraldo is in the book sharing traditions and recipes and traditions from childhood. how we celebrate them today go. out and grab it let's lean into christmas and lean into our tradition. let's make christmas great again. >> jesse: buy one for aunt shannon. all right, cailee take us home. >> kayleigh: baby blake excited third christmas. cut town the christmas tree. emergency medicine doctor. one of our covid heroes. then she went and told santa what she wanted for christmas. we could not get her to smile there was that furious smile, smile, ring a bell here is a toil. she didn't really smile. a little scared. and then finally she told santa what she wanted for christmas and i'm sorry for the shameless plug but of course such as time as this journey through the white house and beyond full of pictures of blake. pick up copies wherever books are sold. >> jesse: full of book shopping. up next "special report" is up next with the mike emanuel. >> mike: jesse, if we are doing plugs should i mention i'm doing "fox news sunday" on sunday? >> jesse: be my guest. >> mike: i guess i just did. thanks, jesse. >> jesse: merry christmas. ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight a white former police officer in suburban minneapolis has been convicted of two manslaughter charges in the shooting death of a black motorist. kim potter killed daunte write during a traffic stop when she used her service pistol instead of a taser. correspondent garrett tenney is this minneapolis tonight, good evenin g