a warning, this next video maybe hard to watch, a gang of men beat up and robbed a 62-year-old man in an unprovoked attack in a manhattan neighborhood. one of the attackers comes from behind, hits the man with the metal pole, and then six others attack the victim on the ground under the scaffolding the victim remains in the hospital in critical condition. the group remains on the loose. the police are asking for help in identifying the mob. please give them a hand. >> president biden facing backlash for a comment during his veterans day address. take a listen. >> i've adopted the attitude of the great at the time negro league went on to become a great pitcher in the pros and major league baseball after jackie robinson. his name was satchell page. brian: thanks for that story biden mixed up his words while referencing hall of fame pitcher landing him in hot water online. the remark came while biden was attempting wish secretary of state anthony blinken's dad a happy birthday, really, satchell page came up when talking about the state department. >> hunter biden leaving town as the new

republicans to vote for it in the senate, a small number in the house, and why you had republicans like rob portman and don young yesterday celebrating with the president. so that's one thing. secondly, as a political matter, he's been having a very rough couple of months, and the opportunity to be able to stand outside the white house with members of both parties, have a unifying moment, say, "this is not what we're trying to do, this is what we have done," that's big. it's not going to solve his political problems, but it is a step. he is going to try to amplify that in new hampshire today, in michigan tomorrow, a series of promotional events. he's still got to get that other element, but the house leadership and white house are both confident they're going to get that through the house this week and the senate sometime before the end of the year. so if you get on a little bit of a roll, and you're able to stop the story line of incompetent democrats bickering with one another, and democrats would then like to turn to going after the republicans for the 2022 midterms. >> they need to sell

the difference between higher and lower inflation is 100% of the people feeling they're being robbed of purchasing power by higher prices. now, i can explain and i do in my economics classes, that higher prices mean higher wages so the two go together so it doesn't have that big an effect on people's standard of living. but that's not how most people think about it. i think inflation had a lot to do with electing richard nixon. i think it had a lot to do with electing ronald reagan. i think for many people inflation is a test of whether the country is under control. and i think it's, therefore, very important for an administration like president biden's, for a fed like chairman powell's, that want to project a sense of competent control to be addressing the inflation issue. >> so, larry, explain to us if you're right, why is it that inflation is rearing its head now? for the last 30 years, everyone who has predicted high inflation has been wrong. you, yourself, used to write about a year or two ago about the basics of what you call the secular trend in the economy was stagnation, was

police say a suspect tried to rob the news crew in the middle of the day. the injured security guard is a former police officer. he is expected to survive. critics say california soft on crime approach is leading to this massive surge in organized retail crime. though san francisco's progressive d.a. says this rampant violence won't be tolerated. >> we all know we're here because of crimes that occurred in union square a couple of days ago. crimes that are outrageous, offensive and unacceptable. we cannot, we will not and do not tolerate that kind of behavior in our city. >> prosecutors charged three of the roughly 90 suspects who took part in that big smash and grab robbery near san francisco on saturday. they are still looking for many more suspects involved in that incident. julie. >> julie: christina coleman, thank you very much. >> benjamin: for more on this let's bring in former d.o.j. prosecutor jim trusty. thank you so much for being with us this morning. we heard that 90 suspects in the one raid alone. what is most worrying is that many of them are

so forget robbing a guy coming off a shift at arby's. all you get is 50 bucks and you end up smelling like a roast beef sandwich. they now have drink and crime and the risk is male. they might as well advertise it on tv. it's black friday every day and everything is marked on 100%. verse 100 customers bust into a storefront window gets a flatscreen and victim status. the media will say don't call it looting because that's racist. perhaps even covering these crimes at all is racist too. criminals understand this as they see democrats are more worried about protecting people from old statues then active crime scenes. as retail dies, amazon must be grinning until the next wave goes after their drivers. they will be the new stagecoaches. instead of guns their drivers will defend themselves with bottles of. now if you're in the media chances are you protected, as i tape the show, we have security. they make sure the fans in this audience don't attack me, which happens when you are this sexy. some nights i feel like tom jones trying to get to

one man was arrested for robbing 4 bangors -- banks and released and robbed another bank and then 2 more banks. last week an ex-contried to murder an nypd officer and posted zero dollars for jail. a man was shot by a stray bullet in yankee stadium and a 32-year-old was stabbed to death on a subway station in new york. they are looking for the suspect pictured there. and san francisco shoplifting has been decriminalized and local businesses are being destroyed because of looting on a mass scale. many retail locations in san francisco are closing early. some are closing all together. in illinois where cash bail was abolished. we have more looting there. this is the inside of a high end clothing store, a group of criminals helped themselves and took everything they wanted. in philadelphia a pregnant woman was murdered on the way back from her baby shore. -- shower. an uber fought back against two armed robbers and killed one. lives are ruined when law and order breaking news down. this is the new green deal democratic socialist party. lawlessness never begins and ends with shot of lifting o

people with antibiotics, you assume that the disease itself might have been wiped out and whatever robs problemsremain are residual ande kind of psychosomatic. it's all in your head situation. that's sort of the official view. it's closest to what the cdc says, the center for disease control says about treatment and there's other group of doctors, there's quite a lot of them. serious people but outsiders of the official consensus. look, if someone is sick and you treat them and they are still sick, they probably still have the same disease. and you should continue treating them until they get better and so these are the doctors that a lot of patients in my situation and eventually seeing and what they do is they run, you know, sort of extended courses of antibiotics, combinations of antibiotics and the other complication here is that ticks can carry more than one disease and sometimes not -- not sometimes but quite often the doctors think people who are sick with lyme disease will also have something called bicia, bartanella., other microbes that are carried by the ticks and you have to

that's also where kevin met his great friend rob burrow, who has motor neurone disease, and he'll be raising money for both mnd research and the treatment of people living with the disease. cath muir was diagnosed with mnd in 2014. shejoins us now, along with her husband ian. thank you both for coming on this early on a sunday morning. we really appreciate it. cath, starting off with you, talk us through when you found out, how you responded to being diagnosed with mnd? thmd found out, how you responded to being diagnosed with mnd? and cath's voice control takes _ being diagnosed with mnd? and cath's voice control takes a _ being diagnosed with mnd? and cath's voice control takes a moment. - being diagnosed with mnd? and cath's voice control takes a moment. we - being diagnosed with mnd? and cath's voice control takes a moment. we had| voice control takes a moment. we had already spent — voice control takes a moment. we had already spent some _ voice control takes a moment. we had already spent some time _ voice control takes a moment. we had already spent some time to _ voice cont

country and rob's former teammates. kevin sinfield's seven marathons in seven days raised over £2 million. he takes on a new challenge later this month. meanwhile, the campaign for government backing has continued. just last week rob's dad gave another emotional plea. after 25—30 years, surely to goodness we can find something to find a treatment. if it stops it, that's phase one. a cure�*s phase two. now the government has confirmed it will provide the £50 million that the campaigners have been asking for. in an article in the express, the prime minister promises to transform the fight against this devastating disease. the announcement has been welcomed by the mnd association, which says it will change lives and ultimately save lives. the home secretary, priti patel, is to meet her french counterpart this week to try to increase pressure on france to stop migrants crossing the channel in small boats. more than a thousand people made the journey on thursday — a record numberfor a single day. with me is our corre

is a famous bates robert and once asked why you rob banks? what he said is that's where the money is so when you look at what's going on in these neighborhoods out there in california, the crooks are not done, they are not stupid. someone as smartest people are, you can conceivably think of are in jail. the bottom line is, they know where the money is. the money is in hollywood author where everybody or everybody drives a rolls-royce. i saw you with your volkswagen. everybody has one out there. kennedy: i'm hoping my roles roll up. i think i will have to follow someone home and take bears. i think it's gone there. is it because of defined police movement and not as much proactive policing in big cities like los angeles? you just don't have enough officers out there to respond in every area especially some of the more affluent areas like beverly hills, beverly hills has their own police department but they don't have a big police presence and people steal things from a they know about. it takes props a long time to get there and they get what

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. >> reporter: and the cardinales felt robbed of their tme with their biological daughter. >> we had to play a lot of catch-up. >> reporter: while the babies were returned to their blornlicle parents, i the couple is suing california center for reproductive health and a third party lab for malmedical malpractice and negligence. according to the complaint cbs crh thought the embryos had gotten mixed up when an embryology lab was taking biopsies to send in for genetic testing. >> we can't sleep at night knowing this is happening and no one's talking about it. >> reporter: we reached out to the fertility clinic, doctor and lab involved in this lawsuit but none of them have gotten back to us at this point. almost 2% of american children are conceived now through assisted reproductive technology. with that in mind, the couple we spoke with said their advice is sirnl -- ask a lot of questions and demand to know what protocols are in place to keep patients safe. norah. >> o'donnell: what an awful awful store, mireya villarreal, thank you. and now to an update on our investigation into milit

this is rob and eileen. so this is a -- first of all, eileen, you know, will brought up gutfeld. >> i want to say you got some good hair there, will. will: that's not what she said, jesse. specifically better than jesse's. that's what she said specifically. [laughter] will: really quickly, to take us out, rob. you heard the message of positivity resonated with you. >> all you patriots, we are going to get through, this all right? we got to stay positive. will: day positive. and it starts tonight at the patriot awards. that's started this morning continues tonight at the patriot awards. back to you three. >> very nicely done, will. and gang. steve: meanwhile, the fox nation patriot awards will take place on this very stage 12 hours from tonight. meet some of the recipients coming up live on "fox & friends." here come the patriots. ♪ ♪ were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together.

. >> eight suspects arrested after louis vuitton and other high retailers were looted and robbed friday night in union square. christina coleman has more on the rampant theft. >> organizers say crime is a major problem in the san francisco area last night more than 80 people wearing masks ran into a nordstrom store in san francisco install whatever they could get their hands on officers arrested a handful of suspects. fox news reached out to walnut creek police for more details and the night before on friday accord needed group of leaders broke into high-end stores across san francisco including louis vuitton, beriberi, bloomingdale's and several cannabis dispensaries. eight arrests were made in a concerted smash and grab incident. use the garage door opener in my car. >> they were here you in their jobs. they were prevented because we were able to stop them from arresting them. this is unacceptable. >> on tuesday walgreens announced it will close five more san francisco locations with rampant theft in the city. some retailers have reduced their hours or are keeping valuable items. to l

host: let's go to rob in michigan. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think people are missing the issue. it's not the justification of second amendment rights. it's not a rationalization for white supremacy. it's about our constitutional system. an accused person is presumed innocent. it's up to the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that person is guilty. that person doesn't have to prove their innocence. a decision is reached by a jury. there were seven women and five men. the media says one person of color. they listened to the evidence and deliberative for three days. they reached a unanimous decision. if we discard that process, we are in a lot of trouble as a country and culture. when you throw away the presumption of innocence. host: thanks for the call this morning. are there limits to armed self-defense. (202) 748-8000 four democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. st. paul minnesota, we go to diane. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. what i would like to say is i believe there should be a defense to protect us

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as many as 10 people robbed at a home depot in california friday night making off with hammers, crow bars and other tools. at least 30 stole electronics from a best buy in minnesota on black friday. here's what a global retail consulting executive says. >> about 1/4 of consumers we've seen in the last week east to west, north to south, one out of every four concerned probably not going to the mall because of crime. 1/2 to your good prior report not going to malls because of pandemic and the other 1/4 not going to the mall because they've bought early or more likely put off by the price gouging during this holiday season. >> this turned deadly. in oakland, california, a security guard died after he was shot protecting a bay area tv news crew covering a smash and grab theft. police say attack teams will port them. >>> some sad news to report this morning. the fashion world has lost a trailblazer. the first black artistic director of louis vuitton men's wear and ceo of the line off white. virgil abloh lost his battle can cancer. "time magazine" named him the most influential designer of

thank you to the commissioner for of baseball rob manfred, and randy levine of the great new york i can'tyankees. he called and we were very surprised. of course we said yes. >> i think there was reporting from the braves ceo saying that he had sought this invitation. i'm not surprised by he said he got invited when he asked for the invitation. but once again his efforts to get attention work. there was this effort -- he was telling people to boycott baseball. other people were telling corporations to boycott him. now here we are several months later, 10 months after january 6th, trump is asking to be let back into this major event. he frames it however he wants. people will remember his statement. and he gets attention. so, yes, it isn't true -- what he said is not true just based on what the ceo of the braves said before. this is exactly the playbook donald trump plays every single time when he gets pushed to the side in public life, he finds a way to inch back in. . >> and he got the picture of the tomahawk chop. . >> he got what he wanted. he is absolutely saying something that isn't true. b

joining me now is california's attorney general rob bonta, one of the ten ags leading this new investigation. attorney general, thanks for being here. can you lay out for me what you are going to investigate and how you're going to go about it? what do you think you can compel facebook to give you? >> well, good morning, kate. thanks for having me. we are working here in california with multiple states throughout the nation on a national bipartisan investigation of meta, of course formerly known as facebook, to learn more about their efforts to provide and promote their social media platform, instagram, to children and young adults, knowing that it caused physical and mental health harms, including things like suicide, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, body image challenges. and we have a lot of authority to seek documents and information and disclosure and transparency as part of our investigation, especially multiple states throughout the nation working together in tandem. and we're going to get to the bottom of this. questions need to be answered. meta needs to answer those questions

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senator ron portman, who is a rob portman who is a hell of a , good guy. i'm not hurting you, you're not running again, that's why i can say that but you are a hell of a good guy. and the most determined woman i know, senator kyrsten sinema. congratulations. i want to thank minority leader mitch mcconnell for voting for this bill and talking about how useful and important it is. and from the house of representatives, speaker pelosi, steny hoyer, jim clyburn and me -- committee chair pete defazio. democrats and republicans, progressives and moderates, i'd like to pause and ask all the committee chairs and ranking members of the united states senate and house who are here today, please stand. will all of you stand in come on. all right. thank you. thank you. thank you. to state the obvious, none of this would have happened without all of you. i really mean it. also to the governor, what are the governors? governors, stand up. come on. i want you to stand up. red states, blue states, you all contacted me, you all said you were for this, you all stepped up. mo

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over so it will be a really rough holiday season for small businesses because there is no downside to robbing, it's literally a. mentoring scheme to capitalism. judge jeanine: tommy, what say you? >> five thing finger discount is going over well this holiday season but in biden's america, if you can't afford it, he might as well looted she can do it in cities and states felon caught policies, das soft on crime, defunded police departments, it's a perfect storm and also what happens when you spend the entirety of summer 2020 looting social justice, of course they are embolden and think they can get away with it because they can't. you've got democrat mayors and governors not knowing what to do trying to install different wiring and things like that. maybe if you are tough on crime, maybe the people doing this tell them there's consequences for their action, maybe they wouldn't do it. if you can classify this as a misdemeanor in places like california, he wouldn't have people important to do so but in biden's america, he will see more. the only protection there are, crooks degenerates and felon

this book is a reflection of my commitment to continuing to fight the disease that robbed me of my son. as far as the strength, you know, i have many moments of feeling broken, but i see my strength in my ability to piece myself back together each time so for anybody watching, we will have moments of brokenness, but the strength is putting yourself back together and as i like to say, working while you weep, and that's what this book is, a product of me working while i have been weeping. i do it for blake, and i hope i'm making him proud today and i do it for every child that is in the hospital, right now across america with this disease. i am here to fight for you and for your parents, so all of the research that this book will support is all listed on renemarsh.com. dive in, see what we plan on doing with the money here and yeah, renemarsh.com is the only place you can purchase a book. >> it is a beautiful book with beautiful illustrations and a beautiful story and a beautiful little boy -- >> thank you. >> who is the protagonist. rene, thank you for sharing his story. >> thank you mu

my question is why do we have such a big rob lowe him and coming together and why is there such a huge divide between the right and the left in the country where there are so many well-educated people that would love to come to the middle. we have all this stuff going on in extremes. really quick times we have had 100 million conservatives and vice versa. everybody accepted that there presence -- that's my question. >> banks are linda, appreciated. i'll give you two reasons i think why as you are rightly describing even though there are people who say they desperately are longing for the middle and this goes back to the idea of tools, the tools of economics and policies for the given example. the way that our media operates, tom and i are practitioners and we watched some of this evolution over the last 20 or 30 years and it's an amazing fact that 50 years ago the average sound bite on television was 62 seconds long and today the average sound bite on television is six or seven seconds long. why does that connect? i think it's smaller. our skittering attention is one of the ways in whi

t >>> good morning, i am candace nguyen, up next in the bay area, windows smashed and one store is robbed. what the city looks like now. >>> thanksgiving is five days away, you can help our family in need with our nourishing neighbors food drive. a small donation can go a long way. cloudy but it looks like it's clearing up for the weekend. vianey arana is join us with the weather and what you can expect. see you in a few minutes. . >>> good morning everyone, it's saturday, november 20th, we are taking a live look outside, look at everyone there at the safe

they came out and they won the world series and made rob manfred give them the rophie. and even -- trophy. and even in deep blue new jersey democrats are biting their fingernails waiting to see what the final results there are going to be. this couldn't have been a more complete repudiation of the progressive woke agenda in the democratic apparently, and it sets the table for what i think is going to be an absolute ass kicking in the midterms in 2022. it took ten months of joe biden for virginia to swing 13 or 14 points potentially. and for women in particular to completely leave behind the democratic party. this is mom revolution. it's stronger than the tea party, and it's sweeping the nation. breep brian right. and youngkin in particular found out there is a way to run in a purple state. don't run with president trump, don't run from him, run for yourself. the other thing in long island, new york, it's very strong republican, and upstate new york they ran a socialist for mayor, and that socialist lost to a republican. but i want to bring in something else that straddl

lawrence: so you were robbed of your job for contributing $25 of your personal fund. mean while, criminals are on the street. what do you hear from your fellow law enforcement brothers and sisters? >> i've gotten an outpouring of support. it's been so comforting to get phone calls and invitations to go out from my coworkers. everybody's encouraging me to fight the good fight because when i got fired, everybody or else in the department felt concerned that a somebody might go through their social media, maybe hack into their personal information and find a comment that is innocuous in itself but might be twisted. and if the media gets ahold of it and people complain, the average police officer's afraid they could lose their job just like i did. lawrence: lieutenant, you're surviving off savings, you're doing a job that you don't necessarily want to do to provide for your family. what can this audience coto help you? -- do to help you? >> there's a give send go account that is a fundraiser online. all the money goes towards my attorneys so we can help fight this fight.

. >>> and a man accused of robbing a peninsula rite aid will be arraigned today. that sergeant daven coal tried to run from the scene. that's when officers ran after him. >>> there's a contract dispute that could affect patience. much more at midday. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] >>> will you be able to get a booster shot before thanksgiving. we're looking into it. >>> how you can help those in need put food on table. join us tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7:00. >>> live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is the "3rd hour of today." >> good morning, everybody. welcome to the "3rd hour of today," november 18th. craig it is? >> friday eve. >> maria shriver with us again. it's been a great week having you here. >> i've loved every minute. >> i hope you feel the love. >> i feel the love. >> we have a moving story about the cost of care. how it's not only helping folks living with alzheimer's, but their caregivers as well. >> and a

picking me the fries with the full refugees and migrants who reached poland, say they were beaten, robbed and ordered to cross the border by bela russian soldiers as iraq. he relatives of those who attempt to the desperate journey described their hot break after their families went missing or was separated. we remain on a catastrophic temperature rise trek well above to these cells. and the un chief warns of hollow climate promises before what shaping up to be a busy final day at the cop $26.00 summit. ah, sedans, military leader, has appointed a new ruling council and put himself in charge 2 weeks after he seized power. general abdel fatter albert han has included civilians, but not the main political coalition that had been sharing power with the military before it took over life to cartoon shortly. first mike hannah, now from the un once again, the protesters take to the streets of khartoum. the city has been at the center of pro democracy demonstrations since the uprising that overthrew former leader oma l . bashir. the formation of a new sovereign counsel described as an extension of

this one is back to rob. there's quite a few parallels being drawn with past lessons so i'm going to join in on a couple of those. for over 30 years the government's have appropriate action on climate change and now with our backs against the wall, action is still insufficient. given that, why do you think the governments will be able to take appropriate action on ai and then the other question that i think is related is that there are parallels between big tech today and the financial markets of 2007. the thought then is that it was financial services and the result was credit default swaps, mortgage-backed securities and eventually market collapse. coming from big tech and if so, what might it take in other words climate regulations or the lack of action for the big challenges lessons learned from the banking crisis why will it now be different? >> these are important questions and hardly unfamiliar concerns for any of us watching what's playing out on a global scale on climate, big tech and other things. m

let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. he is checking out how this thick fog could impact your morning commute. this could be serious, rob. >> same areas affected this morning again, and it's the wind that is part of the story. you are seeing some of that in dublin. a light offshore breeze or wind coming in out of the east and around the tri-valley. and out of the northeast into walnut creek in concord and you can see the fog there. this is he imported fog from the central valley from stockton and tracie drifting west. notice how the visibility starts to drop off here in the last 30 minutes. two and a half miles in concord so the main impacted areas, again, will be solano county, contra costa county, and napa county will continue to see this fog kind of spilling into the west. so that is the way tomorrow morning begins. patchy areas of dense fog. cooling changes during the afternoon. we are going to begin to see more clouds. so, no more of those mid-70s that we saw this weekend. and then, finally, some rain chances coming

left during the attack on the m harder region in august, but they describe being raped at gunpoint rob, and subjected to physical and verbal assault. they said the fight is also destroyed in looted the towns, medical facilities. or what do you have to say about these reports? and i would like to get your take on these allegations regarding the t p a left. in particular this as you say, these are allegations and we have high respect for the communist international. and we wanted to, to see it verified, investigated by the united nations. and if any, any one of our forces are found guilty of this, there will be accountable and they will be held accountable, but did not compare this and put it as if it is equal to what has happened in ticket i for 8 months is where talking about every crime been human bur. history has been committed, integrate and i do respect the report of the amnesty international and yet what it has to be investigated in the reported if there are. 7 15 victims of any violence by the to good. i forces one is too many there will be you know, held accountable. said her as

confrontation with poland, as thousands of refugees and migrants remain stuck in the border. stuck in limbo rob at the border. he's calling on the you to take in 2000 people. one in the crisis could lead to wal steadfast and reports from the battle russian side of the border with poland. after another night in the cold, on an empty stomach hope is slowly fading. many managed to get through this crisis, believing that germany would accept them. like what happened in 2015 when the country to get nearly 1000000 syrian refugees. but germany feels increasingly far away in this bella, russian camp, just hundreds of meters away from europe. 70 are not going to say you are going to wait. wait, wait, wait. dozens of people in the camp, i've left a home country to find medical treatment in europe. so my physically disabled, like 5 year old mom was born without last. some struggles with mental issues. i didn't help terminated saying no, i don't care. i have to give the not the in germany maybe in another country to deal with me to give them my health. why it's, i call a g, get fragile. people used by bell

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i think that's literally like going to the guy who robbed your house and saying give me alone . >> ... do you think that's what they're going to do? i'm getting screwed. you're costing me more money. i should come home. again it defies logic. >> you spend a lot of time in here outlining everything we have to fight on, talk about here today. you dance around the things we need to do. it's very clear here in currently passionate about this. we are to be there. we have to be the man in the arena, show up, have the facts on our side, take us into. what if we get canceled? what about the center in georgia who lost his job? what do you do then? what's next? >> well again the easy thing is to give up. the hard thing is to stay in the arena you just mentioned. but if you look generally speaking i think the people who stay in the rain and fight eventually win. it may not be easy. it may not be quick. we live in a society that wants instant gratification and wants to look at your tweets and say how many retweets and likes to i get? sometimes it takes a while. it's like a video you put up and go

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liberal democrat rob portman on the white house lawn yesterday. when i was sitting in for you yesterday, pete buttigieg made the same argument to me that the infrastructure bill could alleviate the bottlenecks that have led to the rise in consumer products but if you start saying bbb is the solution to a consumer problem, raising things it's not designed to deliver on something like that, at least not any time soon. >> yeah, just seems like a risky thing. if you're going to convince people to jump on what is a politically risky thing to do, and you're doing that, boy, that's tough. garrett, very quickly, we've got another house democratic retirement, and somebody who's, you know, got a lot of sway inside that conference. jackie spear. she was a big-time staffer before she even became an elected member. those that are familiar with the infamous massacre of the -- jones massacre. >> guyana. >> she is a survivor of that. but that's a big psychological blow, is it not? >> i think it probably is, likewise with john yard mouth. you have members from saf

special interests use it as a tool of division to distract people of all working races while they get robbed blind, then pivot back to shared interests. that's their message and this is not just an abstract conversation about political strategy and the op-ed pages of the times. this is something the democrats need to start taking seriously. republicans are feeling emboldened after their win in virginia, they took away a message, we can do nothing to help people in their lives and still win on a platform of bs. if the democrats want any shot at holding a governing majority, they need to get their act together, and get their message heard and connect with voters in an emotional, not just a material way. we have the president and co-founder of the progressive strategy hubway to win and the co-founder of the news aggregate site front page live who previously spent two decades as a reporter at fox news until he quit in 2017. thank you both for joining me. tori, let me start with you. what i loved about your op-ed, you pushed back against people who said let's talk policy. you said rightly, you sa

rob costa? >> our reporting does not show it to be a surprise. it's a culmination, a conclusion following months of general secession of close of president trump going back to lafayette square, a scene in the book president trump is screaming at military leaders, civilian and in uniform about the protest in washington d.c., his desire to bring combat troops into washington d.c. to confront the protesters. we see president trump issuing his own memo outside the usual channels to withdraw troops from afghanistan in november of 2020, a critical moment in the book because it causes people like chairman milley to realize this president could go outside of the channel not only on withdrawal when it comes to afghanistan and put black sharpie signature on some kind of document that leads to a situation with dire consequences but that same kind of behavior coupled with president trump's anger and fury over his defeat to biden could lead to challenges, perhaps a crisis or catastrophe with u.s. nuclear arsenal and that'sen where januy 8 he causing members o

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i cannot give specifics because it's been kept under the rob-- read by our governor and attorney general. dagen: i will point out the "new york post" was-- uncovered the illegal migrants that were being flown into just north of new york city and they were not children, congressman. they were young adult men. the fact that they are doing it in the cover-up darkness in the middle of the night just kind of speaks to the fact that they don't want the press-- they don't want the american people to know where these illegal immigrants are being sent. that and then in terms of the payment to individuals and families , the reason that children are separated from adults who were bringing them into the united states is because the government could improve that they were actually family members and so you want to prevent abuse of a child, the trafficking of a child by someone who is not a relative or a family member, so again, the separation was a two prevent harm being done to the child. so, why would that justify a half a million dollars payment? >> think about this, if you go out and commit a cri

you know, god forbid, you know, should any of us drive somebody to the 7-eleven and they rob and kill someone in that 7-eleven and we wait for them and drive them away, we are culpable for that. we are charged with murder, we are charged with robbery because we were present and facilitated that in some way. even if we didn't know they were going to do that in the 7-eleven. now we have d.a.s who know what the issue is the same d.a., by the way, in 2013, released a drug dealer on a deferred prosecution who ended up in injecting a 26-year-old woman with heroin and then tried to hide her body. so, i mean, there is a history with this. and then aoc, you must have seen, everyone saw tweeted the day after this massacre another call for lower bail. that was a smashing of our face in the mud doubling down on this. i hate to say it it's true. they want this. it's craven, it's a crime and they want more. we have to admit that and i think waukesha tells us that pretty clearly. pete: tammy, if they know what they're doing, who do they believe this benefits? what do they believe the upside is? >> w

well, let's cross to rob reynolds now, who's in san pet drawing california, and we think countries in companies around the world really battling the supply chain bottleneck. since we've seen this spike in demand for goods after the pandemic tell us about the, the effect that it's having there in the us. well, it's having an effect all over the world, not just in the u. s. my room. and if you want to look at the impact that the, the shipping, the snarled up global supply chain problem and, and the, the, the shipping backlog has on inflation. basically it's, it's as simple as a question of scarcity. the goods have been ordered. they are not getting into the ports, so they can't get on the shelves. so that means that there's a scarcity, and when you have a scarcity, the prices tend to go up. now we, we are here at the biggest port complex in north america. there's a very large proportion of the goods that come into the united states come through the 2 ports of los angeles and long beach. and there are, there is a traffic jam out in the pacific ocean with ships waiting to come in here and

and i sincerely thank any partner in coleading this long effort, senator rob portman whose knowledge of the federal budget is matched only by his steadfast commitment to delivering on this priority for america. delivering this legislation for the american people, this is what it looks like when elected leaders set aside differences, shut out the noise and focus on delivering results on the issues that matter most to every day americans. i look forward to the work that we will all do together to implement this historic legislation. thank you. >> please welcome senator rob portman. >> thank you very much, and it was great being your partner in this. i have heard you say, in fact, i have heard president biden say this infrastructure bill that will be signed today is going to have a positive impact on every single american, and that's true. this is true today. it will be true for decades to come. and i want to congratulation everyone today for the role you played in making this possible. this is what can happen when republicans and democrats decide we're going to work together to get som

rob portman wasn't just there. he spoke. i know he's retiring. again, i am not handing out courage medals to any republicans on these air waves ever, i promise. but that he was there is exactly what biden needs right now. what impact do you think that has? do you think they had to do any -- the portman i used to know would want to be there because he used to care about governing. just talk about the importance for this president of this image. >> well, i -- listen, kudos to rob for being there. i'm not going to give him a whole bunch of medals at this point because he is retiring. but, importantly, there are republicans there who aren't retiring. shelly cap at that was behind the president when he signed that bill. she's not retiring and she's from virginia. a republican from west virginia. she took the step of saying this is the right thing to do. and did you notice, the president name dropped mitch mcconnell. that was very smart. because he's reminding the country the top leader, the top elected leader of the republican party on capitol hill su

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