passed a resolution to censure squad member jamal bowman for pulling a capitol building fire alarm back in september. it forced an evacuation of the building. it also created quite a chaos as congress rushed to head off a government shutdown. the new york democrat is now the 28th lawmaker ever censured in history. you are watching "the faulkner focus." i'm julie banderas in for harris today. it was caught on video and why he pled guilty. he got caught. bowman a former middle school principal said he was simply trying to open a door clearly marked as off limits. he pled guilty to a miss demeanor charge and paid a $1 thousand fine. the max fine. bowman continues to deny he was trying to delay the spending bill vote. jim jordan confident the censure motion would pass. >> i think it is in a more broader and how crazy things have gotten in the biden administration. an f.b.i. that says if you are catholic you're extremist and members of congress pulling a fire alarm to disrupt a vote on the house floor for goodness sake. >> julie: they voted and it passed. now he has been censured he joins fellow democrats adam schiff and rashida tlaib censured earlier this year. days after the house gave george santos the booth. it narrowed the gop slim majority. it it will shh ranch after kevin mccarthy resigned. more departures are looming with members saying that they are just simply fed up with all the chaos and these are all the names of people not seeking re-election. more than 40 lawmakers in total saying they aren't going to seek re-election. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram how the bowman drama is playing out. that was a quick one. he is censured. explain what censure our viewers. it is short of expulsion but a slap on the wrist. he still has his job. he doesn't get kicked out. >> that's right. he stood in the well of the house a couple of moments ago and faced mike johnson who announced he had been censured. that's it. they don't take you to the principal's office or handcuff you. just read before the house floor. now democrats say republicans are coming after bowman because the gop lacks an agenda. or major accomplishments. i apologized for his mistake as he rushed to make a vote on the house floor. listen. >> i immediately took responsibility and accountability for my actions and pled guilty immediately. the legal process on this matter has played out. in no way did i obstruct official proceedings. >> he said he went before the capitol police and a court of law. top democrat jim mcgovern called the censure stupid. republicans argue bowman made a big mistake and should face punishment. >> you have know what's profoundly stupid is an adult man who has been elected as a member of congress held to a high esteem pulling a fire alarm like a child. like a child. like throwing a tantrum. >> bill: democrats argue republicans are wasting time censuring members especially after the sen shares of adam shift and rashida tlaib. >> going after democrats repeatedly because you have nothing better to do. i volunteer, censure me next. censure me next. that's how worthless your censure effort is. >> we just got the vote total after this censure of jamal bowman. the vote 214 to 191 with five members voting present. julie. >> julie: thank you very much for staying on top of this for us as always, chad pergram. thank you. we have our power panel now. david avella and kevin walling. thank you so much for talking to us. first of all, i just want to read this comment from jim mcgovern, a democrat of massachusetts saying that this is a profoundly stupid resolution but here is his reason why. under republican control this chamber has become a place where trivial issues get debated passionately and goes on to say basically before june the house has censured members 24 times in history but basically republicans are using this as an excuse to try to delay votes, to try to block bills from getting passed. isn't that exactly what bowman was trying to do? trying to delay a vote which would have prevented a government shutdown. he should not only be charged for doing something illegally pulling a fire alarm but could have been responsible for preventing the government from staying open. those have repercussions, do they not? >> congressman bowman may be taking heat from republicans today but the fact of the matter is he is getting pry married by a democrat because of his position on israel. there will be a lot of resources put into that congressional race. today may not be a good day for congressman bowman but he will face the voters in a democratic primary and may ultimately see what voters think of his actions pulling the fire alarm. >> julie: kevin, a quick comeback on that and then i have to move on. >> listen, congressman bowman accepted blame for this issue, paid a $1 thousand fine. >> julie: he accepted blame because he got caught. >> congress is more interested in this trivial stuff whether it be george santos. >> julie: you think that's trivial. >> where we have a funding shutdown coming up in january and we're debating this rather than funding the government is very trivial before the american people. >> julie: it is trivial for somebody to pull a fire alarm in the midst of what was supposed to be extremely important vote on preventing a government shutdown. that's very childish and im mature and unprofessional. i have to move on, guys. i want to talk about last night's debate. so much to go into here. insults flying at the fourth and final debate before the iowa caucus. most of the jabs aimed at nikki haley. >> you have other candidates up here like nikki haley. she caves any time the left and media comes after her. >> you were bankrupt when you left the u.n. after you left the u.n. you became a military contractor and now a multi-millionaire. it adds up to the fact you are corrupt. >> you would be voted in the first 20 minutes as the most obnoxious blow hard in america. so shut up. he has insulted nikki haley's basic intelligence. not her positions, her basic intelligence. >> i love all the attention, fellows. we weren't bankrupt when i left the u.n. we're people of service. there is nothing to what he is saying. >> my issue with all three of my other colleagues on this debate stage. all three have been licking donald trump's boots for years for money and endorsements. >> julie: donald trump, by the way, skipped the debate. he did the prior contest as well, all three of them. he was a hot topic especially after this comment during his town hall with sean hannity, watch. >> under no circumstances you are promising america tonight you would never abuse power as retribution against anybody. >> except for day one we're closing the border and drilling, drilling, drilling. after that i'm not a dictator. >> julie: trump has a 40-point lead against the competition according to the latest poll. david, what did you think of the debate? i thought it got pretty nasty but i guess that's the way of debates these days. who do you think won and who lost? >> everything leads up to, julie, desantis has to win iowa. he has put all his cards there. he is putting his resources there. if he can't get a win out of iowa, it's hard to see where he does get his first win and for nikki haley, if she can't win her home state of south carolina, the third state that she was governor there, it is hard to see where she gets a victory. all of this focuses for desantis on iowa, south carolina on nikki haley, and we'll see what happens. the president trump has a big lead in both. if he wins the first three it is hard to see how anybody can defeat him. >> julie: when polling numbers go up that's usually the candidate that's more sought after in the debates as being the punching bag. ramaswamy used nikki haley as a punching bag. at some point it didn't have anything to do with him having trouble with women. i think he has trouble with having a conversation that doesn't seem so vindictive. it sounded angry to me. that for me as a voter is a turn-off. i don't know if he is trying to follow in another candidate's footsteps that preceded him. what did you think of the tactic he railed into everyone, not just haley but all the people on the stage but especially her. >> you are spot on. we saw that dynamic between nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy. nikki haley took the incoming well. she is the frontrunner behind donald trump now in the fourth debate and to david's point all eyes will be on iowa just in 40 days. ron desantis has put all his eggs in the iowa basket. donald trump is running 40 points ahead of the pack. i don't think much changes coming out of the debate. we'll see what happens in the 40 days. >> julie: i like when somebody goes to town like that and you don't justify it with a response. >> it was a great response. >> julie: i would have given the exact response. i appreciated that. president biden seeming to backtrack after telling donors this week he must run for re-election because democrats have to defeat trump. yesterday the president with this. watch. >> do you think there is any democrat who could beat donald trump other than you? you do believe that -- >> president biden: i'm not the only one. >> julie: he is so confident about a victory his campaign doesn't think he needs to debate his ultimate rival. >> campaign will take a look at the schedule and we can have the conversation. our focus is building out a campaign and infrastructure and republicans are in a divisive primary and our campaign is focusing on what we do to win an election next year. >> julie: the democrats have nobody else and why he has to run. as far as him dodging debates the way trump is he doesn't have the same poll numbers at trump. trump has the backing. i guess that's why he feels it is not necessary for him to go to the debates. let's not forget the type of candidate that joe biden was when he was running against trump. that is where sleepy joe came from. he didn't really seem to get out of his basement often and it sort of became like a joke. he can't afford to do that again if he has any shot in winning. >> president biden may think 50 democrats could beat donald trump. given polls right now he is not one of them. donald trump is beating president biden and the fact that president biden's approval rating is in the 20s i wouldn't want to debate him. americans have said they don't like his policy. >> i love when republicans keep underestimating president biden. this is a guy that won 8 million more votes for the incumbent president. he will do the same thing with donald trump come next november. >> julie: we'll wait and see. thank you for talking to us today. big backlash to biden's mandate to push electric vehicles onto americans. >> we don't need people to dictate to us what is a good car. the government is trying to mandate that. it means inferior vehicles in terms of range and convenience. in terms of reliability. >> julie: some democrats even joined republicans in voting to strike it down. plus live images from arizona and texas, biden's border crisis keeps shattering records. 12,000 encounters in just a single day, folks, the crisis reaching sanctuary cities and states. senator joni ernst wants answers why massachusetts hotels canceled rooms for military families traveling for the army/navy football game. the senator joins me next. with 32 years in the navy, i know personally what it means to be deployed and how much we want to put down roots when we come home. as a veteran, you've earned the right to apply for a va home purchase loan, with no down payment. with the newday va loan, you don't have to save up to move up. helping veterans buy a home of their own. that's what we do. from newday usa. welcome home. 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(♪) >> julie: border patrol agents are overwhelmed with the massive influx of illegal immigrants. the number are like anything we've ever seen. border patrol saying they have encountered 12,000 illegal immigrants on the southern border on tuesday alone. that's the highest daily total ever. senator lindsey graham with this message for president biden. >> if you are awake, you better come up with a solution to broken border before a bunch of people get killed. this is a national security disaster in the making. >> julie: bill melugin is at the border in lukeville, arizona near a huge group of illegal immigrants waiting to be processed. this matter getting worse by the day, bill. >> it is, julie. cbp sources tell me in the last 24 hours alone there have been short of 10,000 migrant encounters at the southern border, more than 3,000 of those happening right here in this tucson, arizona sector. we'll show you the situation here in lukeville, arizona. middle of nowhere, southern arizona desert two hours to the closest major city where people continue to cross illegally from all over the world. you can see the demographics here. all these guys adult men. a lot from african countries and talked to guys from all over the place. many say they flew into south america and traveled through a handful of countries to get to mexico and through mexico to the border here with the u.s. where they have crossed illegally and expecting to b cities where they want to go. before the sun came up we shot this video. it is cold. they start campfires all over the place in an effort to stay warm. they go into the desert and pull out brush. light it up. they will find trash. anything they can find to stay warm. ist does get pretty chilly. some of these guys are camping out for several days waiting for border patrol to process them. the non-stop flow. video we shot late yesterday. another breach in the border wall and masses of hundreds of people crossing illegally and walking to the border wall give the live shot. border patrol is overwhelmed trying to process people out of here as fast as they can. it is hard because there is a never-ending supply of people coming through the border wall and crossing here illegally. we have had a chance to talk to a lot of the guys out here. almost all of them said they aren't seeking asylum and here for opportunity for work in the united states or they want to link up with their family and they all have cities they are planning to go to here. take a listen. >> where in the united states do you want to go? >> detroit. >> california. >> new york city. >> new york. >> miami. >> omaha. >> miami. >> oklahoma. >> south carolina. >> back out here live you can see some of these guys here. ecuador. new york, new jersey, chicago. all right. you hear there a few blue cities right there. they are saying it's very cold and they don't have anything to cover their faces. a lot are asking us for food. all these migrants have different cities in the u.s. they would like to go to. we hear a lot of those sanctuary cities, new york city and chicago. send it back to you. >> julie: bill melugin, thank you very much. joni ernst of iowa members of the armed services committee and a u.s. army combat veteran joins me now. i want to talk to you about the issue first of all at the border, the migrant crossing obviously is surging to historic levels. 12,000 illegal immigrants crossing the border on tuesday alone. what does that tell you? >> well, it tells me that president joe biden on the first day that he came into office he made a grave mistake by getting rid of the previous administration's policies. he threw open -- president biden did, threw open the door to the united states of america. now we have this humanitarian crisis at the border, with as you stated, over 12,000 people now per day entering the united states illegally. there is no way to process all of these people and, of course, we know that simply stating you want a job in the united states of america is not a reason for asylum. so again, we had some of those policies right in the previous administration. president joe biden needs to own up to this, admit that he was wrong, and reinstate the policies of the past and allow us as senate republicans to proceed with our border policy changes. >> julie: there are majors cities struggling with a mass migrant influx. a new poll shows 85% of new york city voters are concerned about the city accommodating migrants. in massachusetts alone, hotels there have actually canceled bookings of veterans and their families for the army/navy football game being played in foxboro this weekend. those rooms are instead housing, you guessed it, migrants. senator, tell us about the letter you wrote this week to the biden administration demanding action. >> yes. the border policies that biden has in place, which allowed all of these migrants to come into the united states, has now created an issue even this weekend at america's game, which is the army/navy game. we know massachusetts has laws in place, one of which is the shelter -- the right to shelter law, which provides shelter for those that are refugees or illegal migrants coming into the united states. so what's happening now? all of those families that are attending this game on behalf of their mid shipman or cadets. veterans and active duty personal have had their hotel reservations canceled. why? because of illegal migrants being housed by the city and state in the hotels where reservations had previously been made. instead of watching in the comfort of a hotel room for this army/navy game we're housing illegals. >> julie: many of the states they want to travel to is democratic cities. free housing. former luxury hotels in new york city and handed over to the migrants. i have to move on to president biden's green agenda. it took a big hit last night. the house striking down his administration's mandate to speed up the transition to electric vehicles. so many americans don't want or can afford. not just republicans who voted against the e.v. push. five democrats crossed the aisle to vote down the regulations. one republican congressman with this. >> the issue here is people are not choosing e.v.s yet. they don't think they are affordable or attainable, they don't think they're reliable. it is not a reality for them. all we ask is people have choice and that choice may be e.v.s, but don't mandate it. >> julie: i love he said people need to have a choice. don't democrats echo that sentiment when it comes to women and many other things? you need to have choice but not when it comes to your vehicle. what in the heck? it makes no sense. most people can't afford an electric vehicle or finding somewhere to charge it. >> i am right there with you. i think it is absolutely ridiculous that this administration has been pushing electric vehicles on the american people. if you go to my home county of montgomery county in southwest, iowa. rural area. no e.v.s are not reliable. there is nowhere to charge them. you can't drive to a city without needing a charge and of course the cost is more than most families in my hometown make in a year. of course we're pushing back on the e.v. mandate and i'm glad to see house republicans take up the charge. i have been working literally -- no pun intended, i have been pushing back on this in the senate for a very long time. we don't need to source these cars that have materials that are built or brought in from china. these batteries that are made with child and slave labor. really, is this what we're trying to push on the american people? i think not. and the house has spoken. >> julie: senator, joni ernst, you have spoken as well. a new african-american studies course is stirring up some controversy. how lessons on kirkpatrick's national anthem has made the curriculum cut. critics are saying the college board is pushing a political agenda. plus the holiday season may be looking less sparkly and bright this year. festivities are being canceled as tensions boil over the israel/hamas war and some say it is outright anti-semitism. pire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. >> this is what the attorney general is spending the time on. just to put it finally we'll continue to testify. i imagine he -- his finding there was no fraud whatsoever. the statements we put in were very conservative. they were the opposite of what they said. the accounting fraud and fraud was only half of the judge and attorney general who took assets and made them numbers that were fraudulent as an example. mar-a-lago and doral and others where they cut the values to a level that nobody can even imagine. you look at doral and the numbers we're talking about for doral. the most obvious of all the fact that people know is when you value a place like mar-a-lago at $8 million when it's worth 08 to 100 times that amount. we had a witness the other day. the experts for luxury properties. mar-a-lago at over a billion dollars. and the judge valued it at $18 million. the attorney general is the one that convinced the judge to say that. it is a fraud. the whole case is a fraud. what they've done is weaponizeed justice. it is coming from the white house because i'm beating biden by a lot and this is coming right out of the white house. you know it, i know it, and they know it. just to end this, the expert witness one of the most highly respected people in the country for doing this kind of work absolutely no accounting fraud. this case should be ended. also, the judge as you know, was rebuked and he was overturned by the appellate division of the new york state supreme court, which is a higher court, much higher court than where we are right now. the judge refused to acknowledge it. this case would be over. that was about 90% of the case having to do with statute of limitations. this case should be over. this case should have never been brought. this was a political witch hunt by an attorney general who is out of control and trying to get elected governor and failed. but this is a political witch hunt and our country should be ashamed of what is going on. but we will probably go forward. i'm sure nothing will have any bearing on what this judge does. it's a very sad day for our country because people are coming in. we can say this every day and we are totally innocent. this is weaponization of justice. this is something that nobody has ever seen to this extent. it is called election interference. it's a sad day for our country that a thing like this can take place. i am sitting in a courthouse instead of being in iowa where i should be even though i'm leading by 40 points. thank you very much. >> julie: president donald trump headed back to court today as new york fraud trial here nears its end. he has been in court since october 2nd. and he is set to actually testify for a second time on monday next monday, december 11th. just now he was essentially touching on the expert witness that the defense called to the stand today. new york university accounting professor and he essentially said that he testified that there was no proof of any fraud whatsoever. no fraud conducted. this fraud trial, of course, has to do with the fact they allege, the prosecutor alleges, the d.a.'s office alleges the president at the time, donald trump, had inflated his commissions and inflated his salary and net worth and his income in order to get better rates on insurance and loans. but anyway, this continues but nearing the end finally and we'll continue to watch it for you. meantime jews in the u.s. and around the world facing hatred and threats as the israel/hamas war rages on. now some city and state leaders are canceling christmas and hanukkah celebrations to avoid the appearance of taking sides. those moves sparking anger among some people. one rabbi speaking to fox about the cancellation of a menorah lighting. >> when the organizer went back to the board, the board said hey, we don't think this is appropriate given the current situation in israel. which is kind of hurting for the entire jewish community. taking aside we're american jews and here to celebrate life and love of hanukkah and share it with the world. it hurt really strongly. we are very passion nall here the jewish community. it was strong and pride. >> julie: gillian turner has more from the state department. >> hanukkah is beginning and a whole lot of celebrations this year across the country are being canceled thanks to the spike in anti-semitism seen after hamas's terror attacks of october 7th. >> one of the very unfortunate, tragic things we have seen since october 7th is a rise in anti-semitism here in the united states and around the world. we tell american citizens always to make decisions based on their best safety and security assessments. >> julie: gavin newsom is not holding the annual christmas lighting at the state capitol due to the threat from pro-palestinians protestors who plan to disrupt the festivities. >> the whole thing is sad. >> will you guys be watching virtually tomorrow night? >> probably not. >> julie: festival organizers denied a rabbi's request to light the menorah in order not to take sides in the war. youngkin says it's anti-semitic and called on the organizers to reconsider. the united jewish community agrees it is anti-semitic to hold jews responsible for israel east policies and actions and require a political litmus test for jews participation in community events that have nothing to do with israel. those standards would never be applied to another community. in maine a menorah was taken down off a holiday display after some residents objected telling the town council it was offensive. a lot of challenges. unique challenges really to american jews religious freedoms this holiday season. >> julie: such a shame. the clerj board released the latest framework for its a.p. american studies course. a lesson on former nfl quarterback kaepernick's decision to kneel during the national anthem back in 2016. the program has gone through several curriculum revisions and has stirred up a whole lot of controversy, as you can imagine. mike emanuel joins us live in washington with more zbloochlt the president of the national education association tweeted just yesterday quote, the revised a.p. african-american studies curriculum is a big step in the right direction insuring students have access to advanced courses that reflect the diversity that's america. african-american history a american history. the lesson on black lives matter is now optional for teachers to include and will not be on the final exam. some are calling that a victory for florida governor ron desantis after florida rejected the course earlier this year. back in january, desantis sounded the alarm saying some of the content sounded more political than educational. >> when you look to see they have stuff about intersexinality, abolishing prisons is a political agenda. that's the wrong side of the line for florida standards. we believe in teaching kids facts and how to think but we don't believe they should have an agenda imposed on them. >> one expert told us today there is no surprise there is controversy. >> black studies is always going ton controversial. it came out of the milieu of the 1960s. there is another pushback against framing of the american experience and american history as such. >> optional is the debate over reparations for slavery. it will roll out next fall. the college board tells us hunger for the course has exploded around the country. >> julie: mike emanuel, thank you so much. president biden snapped at a reporter again for asking this time about his involvement in hunter's business dealings. not the first time. he called it a bunch of lies. photos and emails suggest a different story. fury about elite university presidents refusing to condemn anti-semitism. >> morale depravity on display by the three university presidents. they don't deserve the dignity of resigning, they need to be fired. >> harris: now some of those leaders are trying to clean up the comments. critics say too little too late. joe concha, my buddy, in "focus" next. ♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage ends december 7th. so talk to unitedhealthcare about getting more of what matters, with our broad range of plans including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine your hospital and doctor coverage with prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan. you'll have $0 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(music ends) the genocide for jews on our campus. >> you have heard chants for intifada. >> i have heard chants which can be anti-semitic depending on the context. our approach to speech as i identified follows and guided by the united states constitution. which allows for robust perspectives. >> you are speaking out of both sides of your mouth and defending it. you allow these proper horse to >> it depends on the context. >> bill: good lord. that testimony parking outrage including calls for the resig resignations are those presidents in damage control mode. "new york post" cover sums up the hearing at college shame day. harvard's president with this attempt at a do over. posted let me be clear. calls for violence or genocide against the jewish community or any religious or ethnic group are vile. no place at harvard. those who threat en our jewish students will be held to account. one user saying why didn't you say that yesterday? why so difficult to do? another calling it cleanup on aisle harvard. hillary vaughn with more. you can't make this stuff up anymore, hillary. >> it was pretty unbelievable listening to the hearing live. the ivy league presidents came to capitol hill to defend themselves against accusations that they are not doing enough to defend their jewish students on campus against anti-semitic attacks and threats of violence. instead of outright condemning anti-semitic calls for genocide as unacceptable on their campuses they said those calls for mass murder of jews depends on the context. >> this is the easiest question to answer yes. >> if the speech becomes conduct. >> committing the act of genocide? one more opportunity. does calling for the genocide of jews violate penn's code of conduct when it comes to bullying and harassment yes or no? >> it can be harassment. >> dr. gay, at harvard does calling for the genocide of jews -- >> it can be depending on the context. >> so that just put these universities who were already on notice by congress in more trouble. so today the universities are busy doing damage control. the president of penn posted an apology video but didn't include the words i'm sorry or i apologize. >> i was not focused on what i should have been, the fact that a call for genocide of jewish people is a call for some of the most terrible violence human beings can perpetrate. it is evil, plain and simple. >> harvard's president tried to clean up your offensive statements. the students who do so will be held to account but the question is, if a college student can be expelled for saying that, can a college president be fired for not condemning it? will these college presidents be held to account and possibly fired for their jobs and will lawmakers follow through on their threats to tax the billion dollar endowments of these universities or withhold federal funding? those are two options on the table that congress does control. julie. >> julie: thank you very much. joe concha, fox news contributor and messenger columnist. thank you very much for talking to us. first of all, when you bring up the word intifada and saying it has nothing to do with hating jews it is a lie. any global intifada is meant to promote terrorism and the hatred of jews. when there is a global interest f fad -- intifada it is to harm jews. how can it be possible to spread on american campuses and defend it is not anti-semitism. now the presidents are trying to dial back the comments when they could have spoken out of the gate yesterday. >> they were under oath. i would be shocked if these university presidents and gay and mcgill survive the weekend. we saw what they said under oath yesterday saying it was okay put in proper context for students on their campuses to call for the genocide of jews. the criticism to hillary's report has been almost universal regardless of ideology or party affiliation. given the backlash we're seeing donations that were already drying up will continue to do so. when these cash cows known as ivy league schools see the cash spigot closing to the tune of millions. the toothpaste is out of the tube. it can't be put back in. these universities are only now talking about the importance of freef speech but they have been squashing free speech pertaining to conservative speech for years now. harvard calling for the genocide of jews is okay. if you call someone by the wrong pro noun or misgender somebody there will be consequences. more parents in 2023 are exploring other options beside traditional universities. anti-diversity and waste of times. skilled trade programs are booming now. college enrollment is dropping. the reason is because it's a fraction of the cost and return on investment in terms of job placement is hire higher. >> what's the point of going to college to spend money to be ignorant? i want a refund, please. a new opinion piece in the hill laying out the moral absurd tee of anti-is re israel protestors arguing none of the protestors carry signs demanding that hamas release every hostage. instead some of them blamed israel for the war hamas started. how is it that so many feminists believed sexual allegations made against bret kavanaugh but silent on the documented against sexual violence against jewish women from hamas terrorists. the hypocrisy is breathtaking. that is so accurate. i couldn't have said it better. >> that's bernie goldberg. a great writer going all the way back to fox and cbs days. the silence by those who were so vocal during the #metoo movement about so many other things they pretend to care about. now it is just incredible that all this is now still out in the open you have to wonder for how long has this been under the radar? now it's for everybody to see on their phones and social media feeds, on networks like this and it looks like it won't end anytime soon. >> julie: where are the pussy hats. they don't care about women anymore. a house committee set to hammer out the framework for a formal biden impeachment inquiry resolution next week. this big step coming just after the president shut down a reporter's question about his role in hunter's business dealings. watch. >> americans this impeachment inquiry why you interacted with so many of your son's and brothers business associates? >> president biden: i won't comment. i did not. that's a bunch of lies, they're lies. i did not. they are lies. >> julie: mike johnson fired back. the president just lied again to the american people. fact, there are at least 22 examples of joe biden speaking with or meeting with hunter biden's foreign business associates. house republicans unveiling what claims is more evidence. they say the records show then vice president biden used several dozen email aliases and private emails addresses to communicate with hunter and his business associates. i mean, first of all, we don't believe this. we don't believe this lie. the president continues to push it. and the evidence continues to prove him wrong. when is the president going to finally cough up and admit, you are right. he is my son, i am his hero and i was helping him and knew everything that went on. that's the honest truth. >> one word answer, never. that will never happen. this brought back memories of another democratic president pointing at a reporter and stating i want you to listen to me. i will say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman. a blanket denial. this president in terms of joe biden, this is the go-to move whenever he is caught red-handed. call it a lie. many don't dare to ask with his son and business dealings. the bottom line is going to 2024 joe biden can't play the card anymore he is the honest broker to normalize the white house and unify the country. 70% of people think he did something illegal or unethical. >> julie: if he is lying about this and plenty of evidence to prove he is, what else is he lying about? that's what voters deserve to know the answer to. joe concha, you never lie. i love your honesty. great to see you as always. thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." i'll be back tomorrow. hope to join you then. 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