at the g7 in order to counter challenges and threats from russia. our top general issued a warnin today about these increased capabilities. cyber text was your serious threat. and the first elected vice president under president obama the military told us what the greatest physical threats facin america was. race is not a joke. you know what the joint chiefs told us the greatest facing america was? level warning. the only reason he said this is not a joke is because even h knew it was a joke. to state the obvious, global warming can t shutdown your gri or. but biden said something completely different when he wa running for president. i think the biggest threat t america right now in terms of breaking up our security and ou alliance is russia. what happened to that guy? may be global warming ride his brain. what did you say to me? i said this is offensive. can get you said it was offensive with a guttural growl. people taking it very seriously and ask him to. there
first aired exclusively on the faulkner focus shows that violent confrontation before the police officer opened fire from even a different perspective. you re watching outnumbered, i m harris faulkner. here today, emily compagno, kayleigh mcenany my cohost, tomi lahren and steve hilton, great to see everybody. as these images show, ma khia bryant appeared to be just moments away from stabbing and potentially killing another young girl and the officer had just nine seconds from getting out of the patrol car to reaching that point before he fired. but the officer is not being recognized for saving the life of the woman in the pink who is pressed up against that car, instead this has been the reaction from democratic lawmakers and multiple media outlets, watch. just like we ve been visited by tragedy here in minnesota often, she in columbus, ohio, was visited by a tragedy of a young woman whose life was taken by columbus police. the question we have to ask ourselves, wha
acknowledging the stalemate that some of his top priorities and offering a warning about russian president putin s next moves. it s been a year of challenges, but it s also been a year of enormous progress. we went from 2 million people being vaccinated at the moment i was sworn in to 210 million americans being fully vaccinated today. we created 6 million new jobs. for all this progress i know there s a lot of frustration and fatigue in this country. did you overpromise to the american public what you could achieve in your first year in office? i didn t overpromise, but i have probably outperformed anybody thought would happen. i did not anticipate that there d be such a stalwart effort to make sure that the most important thing was that president biden didn t get anything done. is there anything that you are confident you can get signed into law before the mid-term elections? yes. i m confident we can get pieces, big chunks of the build back better law signed into
and an ice storm. it s technical gremlins. this is always been our back a plan in case the studio nothing to worry about, other than the fact that i look like nick aside from that we are basically all forgive me. as you know, president biden held a news conference about his second year in all this. it was a couple of hours almost, which is almost twice the length of the press conference before this one. he warmed president vladimir putin that he will regret the consequences if they launch a war against the ukraine. purple octave lee, he also says that ukraine will putin will try it in the ukraine, which will cause headlines around the world. again, putin will regret it if he does it, but if we guess he will. president biden said that he is not giving up on voting rights. he says it was unthinkable, that republicans do not support voting rights anymore. it is not a bipartisan thing. what s republicans are trying to do with election subversion efforts, delegitimizes fut
the courts emphatically rejected his arguments. and now with a majority in the supreme court they have as well. they said that the dissenting voice in the decision, trump has now the documents are being turned over. they also noted the fact that a number of close trump have been relying on similar claims of executive privilege to defy the subpoenas from the committee. it s not clear at this time how this ruling will affect those arguments if at all. she is a former staff supreme that other lawyers felt that an amethyst brief of the, asking the supreme court of what s to do policing records about january sex. and she joins me now. can we just start with what the court is holding here? and what it means on the ground? sure, so the court summarily denied trump s appeal. so they are refusing to stand in the way of the immediate release of these january 6th reference from the national archives, to the select committee. if there is someone working late in the archives, th