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Into the classroom, basically saying there was not enough money for ppe, and it seemed like constantly moving the goalposts. your assessment? yeah, no, i think that s a great point, and certainly what a lot of people, a lot of parents, were feeling. and going back to mike: okay, charlie, sorry we have to wrap for breaking news. he is the president. president biden: i promised when i got elected i would give it to you straight from the shoulder. the good come of the bad, the truth. as we head into christmas weekend, i want to answer questions about the rising number of covid cases, covid-19 cases. i want to start by acknowledging how tired, worried, and frustrated i know you are. i know how you are feeling. for many of you, this could be the first or even the second christmas. we are looking across the table, there will be an empty kitchen chair there. tens of millions have gotten sick. we have all experienced this in ....
you ve got to try a little kindness yes, show a little kindness just shine your light for everyone to see and if you try a little kindness mike: we are standing by for president biden s new plan to fight the surge of the omicron variant. the white house saying his speech will be about lockdowns but rather a plan to increase testing, support overwhelmed hospitals, and boost vaccinations. but nearly two years into this pandemic, why are tests still hard to get? let s bring in fox news contributor and family and emergency medicine doctor, janette nesheiwat. dr. janette, welcome. hey, mike. how are you? mike: looking at the ....
Are so volatile. mike: james freeman from the wall street journal, thanks so much for your time. so, gillian, the national republican campaign committee predicts more democrats will be heading for the exits. they may be thinking it over and over the christmas holidays, but certainly an interesting time looking ahead to midterms next year. gillian: if fund-raising is anything to hang our hats on here, mike, we learned overnight that so far this year the rnc has brought in it i think over a million dollars more than the dnc. mike: follow the money. gillian: coming up next, a harvard professor standing trial today on allegations that he had ties to the chinese communist party. the charges are brought as part of the justice department effort to crack down on chinese espionage. we ve got general jack keane on tap, he will weigh in on that case and the chinese threat. mike: plus, a recent arrest in arizona of two agents described as a potential terrorist. how biden s border crisi ....
Jussie smollett was convicted on five disorderly conduct charges for staging a fake hate crime against himself. that was quite a case. obviously got widespread attention, also devoted a whole lot of resources to investigating a celebrity facing an alleged hate crime that didn t pan out, gillian. gillian: yeah, so not only did kim foxx allegedly live better to medications but jussie smollett sister, she violated her professional ethics code, we are learning now, according to legal experts, when she offered smollett s sister legal advice. she said something to the tune of, it is important your brother remains consistent throughout this trial. we ve got to leave it there for now, mike, but more later. harvard university now, a professor, charles lieber, in court today facing charges that he lied to the united states about his ties to the chinese government program. prosecutors are saying lieber is paid tens of thousands of dollars per month for collaborating with a chinese university wi ....
Tradition. at her age, 95 i think he is, you can t count on future christmases. mike: that s a great point. i guess advanced age, her doctors are probably saying take it easy, but some of the surge blow over. but you are absolutely right, you don t take christmas for granted when you are 95 years old. gillian: she did have a couple health issues earlier in the year, too, now that i m thinking about it. mike: all right, mike: jurors in ghislaine maxwell s trial reviewing the testimony of several women who claimed to have been abused by her ex-boyfriend, jeffrey epstein. a live report live report on where deliberation stands at this hour. gillian: plus, baking is at the southern border. new worries now about terrorism, as agents find someone they call a potential terrorist as the man slipped across the border near yuma. we ve got arizona s attorney general joining us next. ....