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>> hello, this is "outnumbered," im molly line. joining me today, fox news contributor tammy bruce, family emergency medicine doctor dr. nesheiwat, heritage foundations kara frederick and todd piro. president biden is soaking up the sun, our commander-in-chief landed in u.s. virgin island yesterday ringing in the new year at a place owned by his power donors. nothing new for this commander-in-chief, he spent 40% of his presidency on vacation. the border crisis is reaching unprecedented...

Takes a look at drews remarkable career. >> during his nearly two decades at cnn, drew griffin was known for his tenacious reporting. >> are you where you will be indicted before the election, sir? >> his interviews were unwavering. >> i dont think you understand how votes are cast, collected, and tabulated in this country. >> he gave a voice to those who didnt have. when >> -- we dont expect it to be. ev we dont expect the truth to be. easy >> dirt was a gifted storyteller, dedicated to speakin...

Our cnn family here because there is no one we would rather have sitting with us right now than our award winning senior investigative correspondent and that is drew griffin. drew died this weekend after battling cancer. we wish he was here because he is hes not just a colleague but he is a very dear friend. >> you said he was one of the first people you ever worked with. >> one of the first people i met when i came to cnn was him and k kiyra phillips and i cant believe he is gone. >> he was a t...

In that time he was responsible for some of the most impactful journalism of the company and in politics and sports an a good man and huge part of this network. >> he asked the tough questions as anyone who watched cnn knows. he chased down folks who didnt want to hear them or answer them. he made a real difference in the lives of countless people. here is anderson cooper now with a look back at drews remarkable life. >> it was so hot. >> during her nearly two decades at cnn, he was known for hi...

P.r. war. hang tight. i must bring into this conversation "miami herald"s own julie k. brown, whose fearless, tenacious reporting, brought the details of acosta overseeing epsteins plea deal to light. she joins us now by phone. julie, are you surprised? julie, can you hear me? she doesnt hear us yet. so lets wait just a moment. basil, david went through all the reasons why republicans are pleased with the president. do you actually believe that hes executed on so many of those, or hes told quite...

But i want you to also see how the state department paid tribute to her yesterday. >> we just want to say from the secretary from all of us, that we will miss you. we will miss your tenacious reporting. we will miss your presence in the bull pen and briefing room-above all, your grace and friendship. >> oh, thank you so much. >> jill joked that she felt pretty powerful up there at the podium. of course, edge there will miss you and we here will miss you, too. >> we will. shes always just been su...

Chief, she calls that job, by the way, the job of a lifetime. in fact, shes leaving us to work full-time on russian affairs at harvard university. shes fluent, by the way, in russian. most recently jill was cnns foreign affairs correspondent. in fact, look at how the state department actually went out of their way to honor her today. >> we just want to say from the secretary from all of us, that we will miss you, we will miss your tenacious reporting, we will miss your presence in the bullpen an...