sandra: fox news alert, president biden desperately trying to save his economic agenda as he juts off to europe. as president biden suggests the deal is almost done. progressives are saying not so fast. look who is here? >> good, great to see you. and it could be a very busy two hours. i'm bill hammer in for john roberts. the president arriving on the hill earlier today announcing a framework deal on that massive spending package. it's currently listed at 1.75 trillion, half of what democrats initially wanted. it also includes $2 trillion in tax hikes. >> sandra: proposals for family leave are and they scramble to get democrats on the same page, and that's just days before the suddenly neck and neck governors race virginia where democratic loss could be seen as an indictment of a party that cannot get things done. president biden addressing the nation this morning at some key democrats will remain skeptical. >> and our people. >> it's a major, major snafu and clearly to my mind, we need to have certainty. and we can trust. >> on john barrasso is standing by with reaction and there is a lot of i

we have outpaced europe. europe has done away, scandinavian countries done away vaccine for people under age of 30. europe has not embraced masking mandates for children in school. europe came back to school before under the circumstances. important to know we are more punishing on the young ones in our country than even europe. i will give you a great example. rachel: will, long before we were, long before, 94 million of them were in school. will: even in wuhan. great example why we have really, while we might not be yet australia or new zealand we have jumped the shark, given into fear because of things like this. this is our high priest of covid fear. here is the nih's dr. anthony fauci saying this, you're going to start seeing deaths go down, acknowledging the obvious, covid is seasonal. they will go down similar to hospitalizations, how quickly they go down, how thoroughly go down will be influenced by things like colder weather, people doing things indoor even though you're vaccinated. listen to this, w

i then closed it to europe. and we saved thousands of lives. what i did do, and we want freedom and all of this. this was a great achievement worldwide. i think we would have thanked 1917 like the spanish flu where a hundred million people died. i got vaccines done in less than 5 months. they said it would probably take 5 years. and i got it done. but people shouldn't be forced to take them. judge jeanine: you must have seen this caravan coming, more than del rio. the caravan is actually fighting with the mexican national guard forcing their way through. how do we stop this? and what do we do once they get here. >> the wall would have stopped them. judge jeanine: they are letting them in. >> the on thing they can do is go to small areas where the wall would have been completed. before we start that, let me just tell you. these are rough people. they were going through the mexican police who are tough. they were lined up, they thought they could stop them. you look at the front few lines of the people there on this caravan, and we ended it, we s

nato, of course expulsion of diplomat back-and-forth between nato and russia and frankly throughout europe in the last few years he says nato wants to teach russia and lecture russia and no hopes for cooperation there is a sense of reset and it's not a minute and neither side wanted but live off was here and he worked the room with his diplomatic skills. he has been in his position for a very long time. arthel: he knows when you're giving a cold shoulder to the secretary of state. there is a reason for that. we are going to run eric has a guest standing by. thank you for your great reporting. eric: as we wait for president biden to begin his news conference and wrap up the g20, did this accomplish anything concrete? un secretary-general is saying his hopes are unfulfilled and other world leaders are touting still poses success. the former state department senior advisor to president trump and george w. bush, former assistant secretary of state under obama and executive director of the jewish congress, welcome, let me start with you, it does seem pretty mild stop public financing of a cold

so europe's really got themselves in a pickle. paul: mary, i thought renewables were supposed to solve all this problem. i mean, solar, wind, we didn't need fossil fuels anymore and, of course, angela merkel in germany famously stops nuclear power there. if didn't anybody think of this? on renewables? >> yeah, i think you're putting your finger right on it, paul, which is this really poor risk management. i mean, you start with an ideology which says that we're all going to die if we don't go to renew bls, you know, in a year. mean, that's what they decided. and because of that they were heavily dependent on a very weak technology that's really not ready there yet to deliver the kinds of energy they have. and the ironic or paradoxical thing here is if they continue down this road, it will make those countries poorer. and as countries get poorer, they're less able to protect their environment. it's the wealthy countries in the world that have cone the most, you know -- done the most to, you know, basically clean up environmental po

take away candy from kids and go to europe. about the white house is going to light up orange for the night even though they are not there. this is the exact opposite strategy, i may or not be home sunday night with the lights will be off. i left a whole bag of candy -- >> brian: just put the container -- >> just put it out to. >> brian: i think that is a very good move. i don't think anyone falls you on that. >> they are going to be in europe, they actually have an excuse. >> brian: up next, the housing market is out of control and many americans will do just about anything to get their home of their dreams, even if it means living with ghosts. this according to realtor.com, 46% of americans said they would live with ghosts in a haunted house if that means they get a discount. does this surprise you? >> listen, it is a seller's market, you are going to have to put up with some crap. you have to put up with stuff if you want to get a deal. i found it interesting too that only 20% of people said they would move into a house in a

instead the democrats want us to be like europe at what happens in europe when those at the complacent bureaucrats push too far with the endless interference and dogmatic centralization they fall back and brexit will not be the last talk about lifting people up to level the playing field but in the and it is all about imposing their ideology there comes a point when people say no i've had enough. these reckless democrats have a very integrity with the brazen attempt at an unprecedented centralization of power with those protected rights of individuals and states. giant government centralization schemes and that brings us to the second fundamental objection, where is the political legitimacy for the revolution? they keep telling us it is biden's agenda. know what is not middle talk about this kind of transformation or price tag running as a moderate or a centrist it is not a build back better but build bernie's blueprint which would be fine if he won the election but he didn't bidens puffed up ego to compare himself to fdr with the new deal and lyndon johnson of the great society. but a

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think so much for coming on forced europe reporting venture to the art show. how did they go? >> well, unfortunate wasn't allowed in. i did try. there was a very large security guard out of the front who said that i had to have an appointment. i did try to make an appointment . i need -- and ailed the gallery owner i asked if i could have one of these exclusive use of hunter biden's painting but unfortunately unfortunate got n .esponse of him and went across the road to another art gallery, very high and art gallery called the lawrence gallery in there i foundar that they have beautifu paintings by picasso and mark chagall and lichtenstein and so on. they are cheaper. you can buy a picasso, a signed picasso for $400,000, which is cheaper than hunter biden's $500,000 painting. so i think possibly the people who are paying insane prices fo hunter biden's painting are not doing it for the art. >> there but how many actual artist, talented people who sleep withd for skiers with th recognition of income has seen this and decided to give up and jump off the bridge. any news on that?

the far left handing president biden the big l for a loss sending him off to europe to talk climate change with tanking approval numbers, a fractured political party, and little to no progress on his multi-trillion dollar legislative agenda. that's an l. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". progressives once again forcing top democrats to delay a vote on that bipartisan infrastructure bill. they are demanding a guarantee now that moderates will back their spending plan. not even an in-person meeting with the president himself on the hill yesterday could change their minds. and at this point, they may as well be chanting let's go, brandon. so what's in that massive social spending bill anyway. here are a few items. amnesty for some illegal immigrants. more than a half trillion on climate alone including $180 million for endangered species. free universal pre-k and a lot more. far left says they won't back down until they get all of what they wanted. >> we need a little bit more than an iou. >> we need to keep the promise that was made. we've been very clear we need to se

you mention the pipeline, i got the pipeline from russia to europe shut down. biden came in and one of the first things he did he opened up the pipeline. when he shut down our pipeline. which is the keystone xl pipeline. one of the biggest in the worlda he shut that down and he allowed the biggest in the world from russia into europe and germany in particular. it's -- you can only ask him why. i can't tell you why, doesn't make sense. you can only ask him why. >> sean: well, i think the fact that maybe hunter made all this money, you know, we justt saw they had a pretty good read on hunter biden. knew about the drug addiction, they knew about his use of prostitutes. they had his book. china did his $1.5 billion deal, i would imagine they are spy agencies if libya had it, they probably had a pretty good read on hunter biden. you probably have compromising details to use the words that adam schiff made famous, on the bidens. is that a stretch on my part to suspect that what they know about hunter could in fact impact joe biden? >> mr. trump: not really my positio

didn't apologize but that's the first part of his europe trip. start there with our panel ben domenech publisher of the federalist. harold ford jr. ceo of empowerment and inclusion capitol. trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. trey, clumsy and he didn't even know about it is what he told the french president macron. >> yeah, i'm not sure i would have admitted that even if it were true. i can tell you imagine how bad your life is when you are happier meeting with the president of france how stiff in a submarine deal. you would rather do that than go meet with the progressive caucus in the house. how bad is your life if you prefer that. [laughter] >> bret: let's turn there, harold, we saw what happened last night on capitol hill, the punt to next week there is still some thought that it might be two weeks. some people are saying some time before thanksgiving where this all gets ironed out. i mean, it's pretty ugly. it may still happen but it's ugly. >> thanks for having me on and i would agree with you. it's not the way, i'm sure, he

the truth is the relationship between europe and the united states is under strain today. you mentioned france, of course, which is still reeling from the secrecy in which this nuclear submarine agreement between the united states, australia and the united kingdom was shaped which led to the recalling of the french ambassador from the united states to paris, first time it happened in the relationship in both countries and we've seen other episodes that show the hasty withdrawal from afghanistan this summer which also was received, i think, with a little shock in capitals like berlin or london, both countries-- >> hate to cut you off there. but we're getting cut for time. thank you for your analysis and we'll have you back again. griff. griff: a lot more coming up, new york city's mandate for city workers. that's coming up next. e grass♪ ♪ i'm way ahead of schedule with my trusty team ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? timber... [ sighs he

before flying off to europe today, joe biden made a personal mission to capitol hill to urge democrats to pass a so-called infrastructure plan. i don't think it's hyperbole to say that the white house, that the house and senate majorities in my presidency will be determined by what happens in the next week. i need you to help me, he sighed. "i need your votes." he probably did that weird whisper thing. pelosi echoed his plea telling her members, don't embarrass the president by voting down the infrastructure bill. reportedly, some members actually began breaking out in chance. "a boat, vote." but to what end? >> i have signaled for days that we simply did not have the votes for the bipartisan bill without the other bill, the bill -- our members have been seen for months that these two bills need to go together. >> laura: and that is what they are holding out for. in other words, the grand madam nancy pelosi was herself whipped by the squad. speak of the house speaker and president raised the stakes and it didn't work. >> we want to make sure that when the president lands in europe, tha

europe has been trying to transition to renewables wind and solar so they do not have a lot of backup right now they are dependent on wind and solar one interesting fact wins in the north are the slowest speed in 20 years turbines are turning and they have no backup they are dependent on liquid natural gas from russia to the nord stream pipeline in vladimir putin hasn't decided whether or not he will supply them, you have a difficult situation occurring right now but the consequences prices are going up factories or shutting down and supplies are being jammed all over the world. paul: what about the impact of climate policies yet the western world europe and the biden administration saying let's transition to solar and wind and reduce the biden administration doing everything that it can to reduce drilling and oil production in the united states how is that affecting things. >> that's a major part as dan was saying one of the reasons europe is struggling at the moment because over the years they shut down coal and nuclear meeting they shut down all the things that could give them back

biden told congress he needed this agreement before he jetted off to europe for this climate summit. that didn't happen. now pelosi report of warning fellow democrats not to embarrass joey while he is a broad. praising joe's -- this is my favorite moment of the day -- nancy pelosi, who struggles a little bit cognitively herself, nancy pelosi talking about, wow, how engaged joe is and he wrote the bill and his encyclopedic knowledge. joe biden? is this the same joe biden, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men and women are created by, oh, you know, oh, the thing, that guy? anyway, pelosi was a nervous wreck today. take a look. >> for those who said i want to see text, the text is there for you to review, for you to complain about, for you to add to, or subtract from, whatever it is. we have agreement on most of those things. now when people see the language they may say this goes further than i thought, i don't know. we will see what they say back. you have to remember that we planned for $3.5 trillion. we were totally ready, and i say this because i feel some level of

reconciliation going on, even though biden gave such an impassioned final pitch before leaving for europe earlier today. take a look. >> these plans are fiscally responsible. they are fully paid for. they don't add a single penny to the deficit. they don't raise taxes on anyone making less than $400,000 a year. i don't want to punish anyone's success.0 i am a capitalist. i want everyone to be able to if they want to be a millionaire or billionaire, to be able to seek their goals. but all i'm asking is, pay your fair share. pay your fair share. pay your fair share. >> sean: what is the "pay your fair share." "pay your fair share." okay, it is getting bizarre. and this whole -- i know he still uses an abacus, we have something that is actually called a calculator, it works a little bit better, and you can't say trillions of dollars in spending won't cost you anything. nothing. d keep in mind, democrats have tried this build back better new green deal socialism, you know legislation, it funds actual infrastructure, we have that you know, roads, bridgesha tunnels, better known as the fbif, an

he is hoping for a much-needed victory before he heads off to europe. but really a lot of the details we don't know what's in this framework except for a few things that slipped out so far. we're learning more about the priorities of the progressives that are now ending up on the cutting room floor like childcare is one of those issues, elder care is also sort of on the block, family leave is on the block. we'll see what is actually in it and want to see what's in it before they agree to vote on it. >> we need something a little bit more than just an envelope. legislative text is one mechanism of us getting there. we are open to other mechanisms. passing this alone i do not think is a positive climate message and environmental social justice. we want to see the legislative text and assuming we're fine with that we'll go both bills. my understanding the framework is very general so let's turn it into legislative text. 90% of the text is already written as the speaker said it should be very quick and do it anywhere from 2 to 7 days and be able to get it d

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i'll have more to say after i return from the critical meetings in europe this week. but for now let me lay out a few points. first, we face -- i apologize for saying this again. we face an inflection point as a nation. for most of the 20th century we led the world by a significant margin because we invested in our people. not only our roads and our highways and our bridges, but in our people, in our families. we didn't just build an interstate highway system. we built a highway to the sky. reinvetioned the win the space race and we won. we were also among the first to provide access to free education for all americans beginning back in the late 1800s, that decision alone to invest in our children and families was a major part of why we were able to lead the world for much of the 20th century. but somewhere along the way we stopped investing in ourselves, investing in our people. america is still the largest economy in the world. we still have the most productive workers and innovative mind in the world. but we risk losing our edge as a nation. our infrastructure used

what we know in the big countries in western europe, the u.k. and germany, deaths are running higher than normal. that's been true in the u.k. for months. u.k. vaccinated a lot of people and deaths are higher than normal. and germany the vaccinations happened closer to the spring and they had deaths higher than normal in september. in the u.k. there is a lot of cardiovascular death. we don't know what that means. in the u.s., there has been an excess in mortality in people under 50 and a terrible number of deaths happening in those age. some are covid and some are drug overdoses which are running high. in the last few months as covid deaths fell in the spring deaths in that age group remained high in the u.s. there are a couple of possibilities. one is some covid deaths are miscounted. another possibility is the lockdown and overdose drug deaths. another possibility and i hesitate to say this how the loud because i know what the response will be, this is cardiac related and something to do with the mass vaccination campaign. we don't have enough

breaking tonight, president biden arriving in europe leaving his multitrillion dollar social spending plan back home hanging in the ballots. democrats delaying a key vote as progressive support looks like it's crumbling and just hours from now, new york city's vaccine mandate goes into effect with critical worker shortages expected to get worse as trash is now piling up on the streets of the big apple. >> are they coming to ever pick the garbage up again? i don't know but i'm told there are rats in everybody's house. >> shannon: alec baldwin spotted shopping in vermont following that deadly accidental shooting. we begin tonight with the democrats divide on full display once again as the left-wing of the president's party sidelined his agenda items after he leaves the country. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking the very latest developments for us tonight. >> usually we think of republicans as being splintered when it comes to making big deals in washington actually happen, names like romney, collins, and murkowski come to mind but now it is actually democrats who are dea

that's more than all the capitols in europe put together. judge jeanine: the clearest rate in chicago is one of the lowest in the country. they don't make arrests on these crimes or even look to close these cases. thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having the passion you still do, judge. judge jeanine: you, too. wed days at 10:00 p.m. or on discovery plus you can catch walsh's show. alex baldwin is at the center of a tragic movie set shooting. we have the details on the shocking story next. >> two people accidentally shot with a prop gun. we need help immediately. judge jeanine: breaking tonight, big questions remain as the investigation continues into the deadly and shocking alex baldwin movie set killing that killed i am maaing to a for halyna hutchins and wounded another. listen to this 911 call. >> we need help immediately. >> was it load with a real bullet? >> i cannot tell you that. we have two injuries from a movie gunshot. jenna: how could this have happened and where does the investigation go from here? fo

. >> jesse: and richard, the reason they are having fuels to shortages in europe is because vladimir putin is playing politics. >> richard: it's because they have truckers there, global news. speak to the left going to go bonkers on joe biden about what he said about the police. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more... yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection, and don't change or stop your asthma treatments, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. are you ready to

from vladimir putin so he can build this pipeline, so he can supply energies to our allies in western europe? why is joe biden making america less energy independent and begging opec for more oil? why did biden lift sanctions even on iran? we know all about hunter biden's nefarious behaviors, pictures and videos from the laptop but we are about to learn a lot more. he got massive business deals despite having no or little experience or qualifications. it wasn't just china or ukraine or russia or kazakhstan, recent emails revealing hunter biden was seeking an annual two million-dollar retainer so he could help release assets being held by the obama administration from the country of libya. joe is vice president. hunter never got the retainer but they did have a lot of influence on the bidens. the libyans assess that hunter biden was "an alcoholic drug addict, kicked out of the u.s. army for cocaine, chasing low class hookers" their words." in many more headaches." does china have the same thing? does russia have compromise materials? are we the only ones going to ask these tough questions que

store, they see hunter biden's gallery, they see the pitiful foreign policy blunders in afghanistan and europe ended is taken a toll on president biden. a new quinnipiac poll reveals 53% of americans disapprove of his job performance, 60% of independents now disapprove. if biden continues on its ruinous path he won't need a pole, he will lead a net. joining me now is steve moore, economist and freedom works vice president and small business owner who owns the new york bagel cafÉ in los angeles and is struggling to hire workers. what is driving these job numbers so low, biden claims it is the unvaccinated. >> the biggest problem with respect to the economy and small business folks will confirm this is they cannot get workers back on the job. the economy is doing pretty well, the biggest problem is our small businesses can't get workers on the job and you wonder why are workers not coming back during the recovery, usually you see a big increase, we lost almost 200,000 workers than last month. that is unprecedented and i think the answer to that is we are paying people so much money to get all t

joe biden wants this reconciliation bill passed by the time he goes to the climate summit in glasgow, europ what's your take? is will they get it done by then? >> they're putting an i get this passed, again, my democrat friends. the republicans are involved in no way in this negotiation. this is all a circular firing squad that's happening on the democrat side. and if it were, indeed, true what joe biden said this costs nothing, then why is it so hard to negotiate? this is going to be a massive increase in taxes on the american economy, and we've already seen the inflationary impacts, maria. real wages are down, down 3-4% just since joe biden took office. that's a tax on every american. so this bait and switch activity that biden's been involved in since the very day he took office is really taking hold, and the american public is tired of it. what we're seeing is my democratic colleagues are having a very hard time moving forward on this massive spending program. maria: so two key questions remain, the top-line number which is what they're focused on. they want to say that they're taking t

right now the party in europe talk about climate control. jackie: is a wonderful sentiment but sean we have an nbc news poultices 22% of thank you were heading in the right direction will 71% think that we are off on the wrong track. tyrus: which proves my point. sean: this is easy when you see your prices rising at the grocery store and gas pump in the heating bill go up and crime rising, these are all things that people care about that directly affects the lives these things that affect us joe biden doesn't care to the whole point of the conversation he sitting in europe talk about climate change, is six successful climate change is more regulation on oil and gas and what will that do it will raise our gas prices even further making people angry this is idiotic political policy but they don't care about people they care about the progressives loving them and that's why they're doing this. jackie: oil and gas seven year highs were paying for the opec nation. were you have to leave it there coming up next on the show st. louis mayor unfazed

they were allowing russia to come back in and put a strangle hold on europe. you know, look at the polls. the polls have understood this for a long time. a year ago today, i was in -- i think four years ago, i was in latvia doing an event there with the leadership of europe talking about how to bring more american liquefied natural gas into that market so that they would not be held hostage by the russians. in ninth months, this administration has completely turned all of that great and good economic and national security policy around, president trump understood this. you bring american energy into europe and they will not be held hostage by the russians. >> neil: it's a scary situation right now for energy. we're relying on the wrong guys to your point. governor, always good to see you. rick perry, the former texas governor, u.s. energy secretary as well. sometimes the more things change though, the more we see kind of the same. politcos that break through and others that don't traying to deal with the same thing at the same time. take a look. >> i had never

he is leaving for europe tomorrow. you have the g20 the president is in rome, they go to scotland. they want to have something on the table by then. maybe they get to it or maybe they don't. a month ago, keep this in month. manchin wrote a letter very interesting talking about we can't take care of medicare and social security now why would we take on all these other programs and what he said just there. how do you take on more if you cannot pay for it? >> dana: he had breakfast with the president sunday. he is trying to be somebody trying to help to get it to completion but he was very clear they aren't going to have it done today and possibly not this week. >> bill: one more thing. the white house says the president spoke with manchin and kyrsten sinema earlier today and characterized it as progress. what that means i cannot define. >> dana: we don't know. that was interesting. >> bill: waiting on this hearing, a.g. garland is back before the senate now and the questioning begins. we're very keen to learn about how the department of justice views american parents of school kids t

duck speaker in on a farewell tour rated where was she when that, she was in the uk and now back in europe when she supposed to be concerned about the debt ceiling. she's on her farewell tour in this for the reconciliation bill, she put $200 million from the are hard-working taxpayers for a park in her district. maria: fully reported last week that she was going to insulate, she is there now pretty real quick, feels like they're willing to do anything to stay in power and we know that the voting laws have changed and i believe in 18 states and do you feel that the gop can take backe majority next year so clearly these policies are not winnable but can they still when and do you feel that enough is been done for free and fair election for these congressional races in 2022. guest: we've also been able to's . hr one with the democrats would have greater control over our election and what we can say. animate the democrats have better control when it comes to federal election commission's and where the rules need to change, we need clean them up. 1.2 million people in los angeles on the role th

from vladimir putin so he can build this pipeline, so he can supply energies to our allies in western europe? why is joe biden making america less energy independent and begging opec for more oil? why did biden lift sanctions even on iran? we know all about hunter biden's nefarious behaviors, pictures and videos from the laptop but we are about to learn a lot more. he got massive business deals despite having no or little experience or qualifications. it wasn't just china or ukraine or russia or kazakhstan, recent emails revealing hunter biden was seeking an annual two million-dollar retainer so he could help release assets being held by the obama administration from the country of libya. joe is vice president. hunter never go % experience. what if one of the trump kids all of a sudden decided to become an artist and was telling what looks to me like a paint by number of paintings to anonymous buyers, we are told, with no transparency. the media mob would be apoplectic. you don't hear a thing from them. circle back to jen psaki, they dodge and deflect and downplay hunter's behavior. we've be

president biden wakes up on the road in europe a day after his agenda back home is hanging by a thread. the far left dashing his hopes for a vote on that enormous social welfare bill. good morning, everybody. dana has time off. i'm bill hemmer. a big welcome back. >> today is national cat day. >> bill: i didn't know that. >> i love to educate the public. >> bill: will you be a cat on halloween? >> no. i'm julie banderas, "america's newsroom." president biden yesterday suggested he had a deal in hand. the far left saying not so fast. >> bill: julie, even with the massive price tag progressives are furious what has been cut from the plan. some are threatening to block the bipartisan infrastructure bill saying the moderates pulled the wool over their eyes. >> we need a little bit more than an iou. >> this was not what i thought was coming today. >> we need to keep the promise that was made very clear. we need to see the two bills together. >> progressives have done our work in getting everybody to a place where we endorse the framework the president laid out today. >> peter doocy travelin

she's back in europe. she's on her farewell to her and that's why in the reconciliation bill she put $200 million from our hard-working taxpayers for a park in her district. maria: senator, thank you for being here. your thoughts? are you hearing this? what can you tell us? >> good morning. i have no further insight at the democrats -- i would be the last person they would confide in, but we all know nancy pelosi was willing to sacrifice her majority for obamacare and bernie's budget this 3.5 which is really about a five to 5.5 20-dollar reconciliation package with a laundry list of entitlements to make more americans dependent on government, explode the debt, and of course make more americans dependent on democrats like nancy pelosi or her successors to keep them in power. this is about democrats wanting to continue to provide benefits that we can't afford that eventually the middle-class people in the four parts of our country will end up picking up the tab, but it seems popular. everyone likes to get fr

that's more than all the capitols in europe put together. judge jeanine: the clearest rate in chicago is one of the lowest in the country. they don't make arrests on these crimes or even look to close these cases. thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having the passion you still do, judge. judge jeanine: you, too. wed days at 10:00 p.m. or on discovery plus you can catch walsh's show. alex baldwin is at the center of a tragic movie set shooting. we have the details on the shocking story next. >> two people accidentally shot with a prop gun. we need help immediately. the best things america makes are the things america makes out here. the history she writes in her clear blue skies. the legends she births on hometown fields. and the future she promises. when we made grand wagoneer, proudly assembled in america, we knew no object would ever rank with the best things in this country. but we believed we could make something worthy of their spirit. and there you have it- but we believed we could make woah. wireless on the

. >> richard: california and europe have high speed rail. >> jesse: those are tiny countries we would rather fly it's cheaper. >> dan: airplanes do it better. >> richard: crumbling bridges airports outdated and falling apart. we can go on. >> jesse: we can fix the bridge for less than 3.5 trillion. >> richard: there is multiple bridges. >> jesse: do it for far less than 3.5. >> richard: transportation is 1.5 trillion. trump supported that as well but i digress. >> jesse: 1.5. >> dagen: if the roads and bridges need fixing then why can't far left regressives get on board and vote infrastructure package then if this is such a need. this is as you pointed out a bipartisan package. so they should get. >> richard: i agree with that. >> dagen: i love watching a good catfight. kennedy knows that but this is like watching some chicks pulling each other's hair out in the parking lot while the was sips getting robbed behind you and the entire neighborhood is getting robbed. really the entire country. that's what this looks like. nancy pelosi is most concerned with how this is going to look a fe

j and i haven't been to europe and i mean i don't -- i don't understand point that you're making. >> i know it well and i should go down and whole point is i haven't had a lot of tomb to get down. >> doesn't need to know what the mess was left by the administration that's his view. dan: don't have time to go to border is it a priority or missing thawfl and turns out bide has enough team take vacation as a matter of fact 108 days of vacation away from the white house. so we know he doesn't have time for the border. but here's what he should have time for because it involves what's geng going on at border does he have time to fix problem of fentanyl across border check out this fentanyl overdoses kind of a big deal leading cause of death and thousands of abandoning children that are sex trafficked and family business and smugglers bringing more children to u.s. border? do you have time for people who are smuggled across the border in the backs of sweltering hot trucks? does he have time for people who were smuggled across border and the deadly chases of then caught on camera like this

she's back in europe when they're supposed to work on the debt ceilings. the reconciliation bill, she put $200 million from hard working taxpayers for a park in her district. maria: senator, thanks very much for being here. your thoughts? are you hearing this? what can you tell us? >> oh, good morning, maria. well, i have no further insight, i would be the. last person they would confide in. but we all know that nancy pelosi was willing to sacrifice herw majority for obamacare and bernies' budget, this 3.5 which is really 5 to $5.5 trillion reconciliation package it's just a laundry list of new entitlements, make more pamericans dedependent on government, explode our deficits, explode our debt, and of course make more americans dependent on democrats like nancy pelosi or her success s ss to keep them in power, this is about democrats wanting to continue too he provide benefits we can't afford that eventually the middle class, people in the poorer parts of our country will end up picking up the tab on this stuff but it seems popular. everybody likes to get

and equality, then the implemented all these theories they learned in these western universities in europe to the actual countries that they were supposed to be in charge of, and what happened? every single african country that they tried that with, it just spiraled into negative growth, chaos, and destruction. and it took them decades to figure out they just needed to reverse it. >> and remember, people like nancy pelosi or dianne feinstein or gavin newsom, these ideas they embraced, their kids and grandkids go to prep school and are isolated, live in gated communities, so this is all an experiment on the lower and middle classes and they are always immune from the consequences of their own bankrupt ideologies. >> jesse: that's true, they live in those gated communities. we reported last week that nancy pelosi owns 16 acres and a very nice neighborhood out there, and is obviously fenced in, but you know, doesn't matter. people fighting over crumbs, not her problem. vdh has a new book out, i want everyone to check it out. thank you for coming on "primetime," as always. >> thank you, jesse.

they're not allowed to travel t europe or they're not allowed t the tibetan people are not even allowed to worship. the brutal dictator of china, i have a message for you. free to bed, free tibet, free tibet. >> and this is now a menace. that stance is illegal in china they don't like any calls for freedom unless it's their freedom to choose for basketbal players. on wednesday chinese streaming giant vincent cut the live broadcast between the knicks an the celtics rates it was almost as fast as the white house cutting the feed when biden starts answering questions. why does this matter? because china reportedly accounts for 10 percent of the nba revenues of the league is reluctant to make them mad. two years ago nba executive pleated support for democracy i hong kong and his teams games are still banned from tv there. he later apologized, likely pressured by the nba to do so. plus the nba and other american companies like nike who rely on china to sustain their growth are pretty much ignored the human rights record supporting tearing down 100 -year-old statues of slaveowners is one thin

biden is headed to europe, to the g 20. he will be meeting with the pope and i guess he will be dressed for the season as a faithful catholic. we will see how that goes. laura: he met with pelosi pushing abortion on demand, then he will go for biden. maybe there's a pool aside, cut that other stuff out. you think that will happen? >> looks like it will be a climate summit. i don't think they will get onto those moral issues. >> turnabout is fair play. what is the number one downloaded single on itunes. >> i would have said a dell, is it something else? >> wrapper bryson graves's new timely tune. ♪♪ building back the ♪♪ only the television ♪♪ open the border ♪♪ lose all the orders ♪♪ ♪♪ >> this is the let's go brandon song, number one since sunday and two songs titled let's go brandon are ahead of the dell. music is an indicator where people are and it is probably a good thing president biden is headed to europe. i don't think let's go brandon is topping the european charts just yet but it is earlier

that's more than all the capitols in europe put together. judge jeanine: the clearest rate in chicago is one of the lowest in the country. they don't make arrests on these crimes or even look to close these cases. thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having the passion you still do, judge. judge jeanine: you, too. wed days at 10:00 p.m. or on discovery plus you can catch walsh's show. alex baldwin is at the center of a tragic movie set shooting. we have the details on the shocking story next. >> two people accidentally shot with a prop gun. we need help immediately. an official message from medicare. did you try it yet? comparing plans? oh yeah. they sure can change year to year. i found lower premiums and lower prescription costs. that'll save you money. so uh, mark? on medicare.gov now. open enrollment ends december 7th use the plan finder at medicare.gov to compare medicare health and prescription plans. comparing plans really pays. paid for by the u.s. department of health & human services judge jeanine: breaking