the white house, the new aspect of this is that the white house is now attempting to distance itself, attempting from any of this saying here's a white house statement and a response to the fox news channel about that memorandum from the doj. this has nothing to do with curriculum. standard practice across every administration for white house officials to meet with outside stakeholders for listening sessions on a range of issues. spokesperson at the white house also claimed that the white house had no involvement in the issuance of the doj memo saying the doj chose to take this approach on their own. rachel, are they able to create this distance? rachel: no. it's so implausible to believe this. i mean, obviously they -- i mean, how many times do people have meetings with the white house and then immediately the doj comes up with exactly what this stockholder group wants. has the national school board, did they meet with the trump administration? i mean, nothing like this has ever happened. we have never seen parents, you know, gone after and told they could be domestic terrorists for

i don't know what's going on in the white house. but obviously there is some deep-seated racism there. whether you are talking about kamala or mayor pete, all of them signed up for an agenda the american people are rejecting. everything president trump did that proved smashingly successful, they are doing the exact opposite. so we have a border crisis, energy crisis, inflation crisis, jobs and employment crisis, a welfare crisis and on and on it goes. as long as they continue to push these policies like the build back better act, their polling numbers are going to go down and down and down. they will have to come up with a new follow when your numbers are less than zero. jesse: i think they call it the misery index like with jimmy carter. charlie kirk used the term kamikaze. they are going all in on this left-wing garbage. they don't care that the people don't want it. they don't care that it's unpopular. they will shove welfare and amnesty down everyone's throats. they will say we have this plane and we are going to fly it into the

we're waiting to hear back from the white house. the very first announcement about this day just said the first family will stay at the home of their dear friend david rubinstein as they have done previously. it is his 45th year on nantucket. it started when joe and jill first got together and decided to come to nantucket as a way to avoiding competing family holiday invitations. it is full of biden stories from years past details of where the first family will get their dinner tonight. fairgrounds cooking for joe, jill and kids for 20 years. critics are quick to slam biden for what is seen as a lavish trip amid soaring inflation and crippling gas prices. >> he will be eating lobster and living it up high on the hog. the rest of us will be paying more for everything that jim just said. they have to continue to enforce these policies that are going to cause inflation to keep growing. everything from screwed up supply chain to they've killed the energy sector. >> today the president and first lady are not visiting the troops that we k

if it's actually paid for as the white house says. some parts of that cbo score will be released this week. others will take much longer but likely to reveal some unfavorable numbers including questionable pay fors, untenable tax credits and that higher price tag that so many are expecting. then this bill is going to be scrapped and go through the byrd rule in congress before the senate lays a hand on it. forget about immigration making it through the process. the parliamentarian struck it in its current form. senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema will not support paid leave and climate change and lowering prescription drug costs. progressives know they have a problem. aoc put out a letter writing the president and house leadership has promised that build back better will still pass. we hope they are right but how much of the bill survives now that we've given away so much leverage is the question. here is congresswoman presley at her town hall making a similar point last night. >> it's frustrating to see the build back better act c

the white house putting out this statement last night, quote, the white house is closely monitoring the situation in waukesha and our hearts go out to everyone who has been impacted by this terrible incident. the white house official went on to say they have reached out to offer support and assistance as needed. the fbi also reacting, quote, the fbi milwaukee field office is aware of the reporting of the incident in waukesha, the local and state authorities are leading the response. the wisconsin attorney general tweeting the department of justice is assisting with the response and, quote, i have every confidence that those responsible will be brought to justice. police have one person of interest in custody and no word on a motive yet. that could determine how much federal officials get involved. >> if this was some crazy person who has literally gone insane or i suppose could be drunk that will be handled by the state authorities. i hope it is not terrorism. if it is, federal authorities will definitely get involved at that point. >> reporter: wisconsin lawmakers also offering their p

ari fleischer former white house press secretary for bush 43. i don't know why the biden white house thought they had any kind of mandate anyway. those majorities were so razor thin. what happens next? >> actually harris. the biggest untold story of the 2020 election was what happened in the house. all the attention of course is on president trump and the presidential level. but the real underlying big news was that republicans gained 12 seats in the house of representatives in an election cycle that democrats predicted they would gain more seats to give nancy pelosi an even bigger majority. the american people said no. that started something and the grassroots level despite a presidential loss. and what is happening now in 2021 reflects a very powerful trend of precedent and a trend that should scare the democrats. by that what i'm referring to is the last time you had elections like this was in 2017 when there was a suburban uprising against donald trump and republicans got their clock cleaned everywhere in 2017 and 18 and that prior to that 2

everything karine said at the white house press briefing could have been said before that. they waited. it means either the president they did a disservice or trying to hide it. >> bill: seems like fudging. remember portland played a role in the defund police protests last year? remember this? watch. so that was then. wait until you hear what the city's democratic mayor wants today. plus this. roll it. >> republicans are lying. they are not being honest. they are not being truthful about where we stand and they are trying to use our kids as a political football. >> dana: is white house shrugging off critical race theory theory as a miss even though republicans focused on education. >> bill: you will not believe what is developing now on the russian investigation. jonathan turley wrote about it. they call it a lie, cheat and steele and the steele dossier. professor is coming up live next. stand by for that. ♪♪ helping them discover their dreams is one of the best parts of being a parent. one of the most important is giving them ways to fulfill them. for over 150 years, g

. >> reporter: interesting day at the white house when we see what the president has to say about this when the cabinet meets to discuss bipartisan infrastructure bill. todd: have a great weekend. carley: the national school board association working with the white house to craft a letter to president biden the calls from parents domestic terrorists. >> the call for federal investigation into those parents. >> newly released emails show the national school board association communicated extensively with the white house before sending a letter to the biden administration was like him some concerned parents to domestic terrorists. an internal memo last month saying they, quote, have been actively engaged with white house, the permit of justice, department of homeland security and other federal agencies. 5 days after that letter went out, to coordinate federal officials to take on the threats outlined in the letter but after intense blowback they admitted the letter was inflammatory and should not have been sent. attorney general merrick garland said his directive was based on the letter

the white house disputes that. they claim the package will actually lower the deficit by $112 billion. minority leader kevin mccarthy torched this bill in a record-breaking 8 1/2 hour speech. watch. >> this is the single most reckless and irresponsible spending bill in our nation's history. every page of all this new washington spending will be paid for or borrowed from you, the american hard working taxpayer. and every page of this new washington spending shows just how irresponsible and out of touch the democrats are to the challenges that america faces today. i tell you, america, help is on the way. history repeats itself and it will repeat itself big next november. while the democrats' action on our economy such as anti-work welfare programs and massive unneeded stimulus has left american -- >> calling the bill biden's big back better bung will. -- it doesn't make it any less disaster. the "wall street journal" editorial board with this. cbo this summer projected annual deficits will already exceed a trillion d

time magazine and the guardian, chaos in the white house. yet when the media cried chaos, what they were really expressing was fear. they knew trump would do what he promised to do during the campaign, take the country in a new populist direction. a gut punch to the old establishment of both parties. trump was not willing to play the old game of media patty cake in exchange for more favorable coverage from them. they is the the stage in the bogus russian collusion investigation and targeting of michael flynn and the sham impeachment proceedings and much more. because of that biassed reporting, most of what americans saw was a swirl of controversy. now, look at where we are. america is in danger under a president who is physically and mentally deteriorating before our eyes. and real chaos is unfolding. food and fuel prices are devouring family budget. schools are under siege by radical forces. inflation spinning higher and democrats trying to borrow more money to grow the government. that means you will have to get used to a lower standard of

the white house says us too. that message gets delivered to the justice department and the justice department puts out the memo and the f.b.i. and causes consternation and several school boards didn't want to be part of it. we aren't saying parents are domestic terrorists. you have this, a serious accusation that patriot act is being used to track parents. your thoughts. >> take a step back. these kind of tools have been used for a while. the i.r.s. targeted tea party patriots. operation choke point. bank regulators used the force of regulation to get banks to stop backing industries obama didn't like. tobacco shops or smral dollar lenders. this has transitioned into the program with the f.b.i. where as we all know this is wrong not what the f.b.i. should be doing targeting parents as domestic terrorists. but what it does silences opposition. they want if you don't agree we should sexualize and racialize our children we want to shut you down. the best way is to have the f.b.i. threaten to go after you. justice us

the white house he is a common culprit. covid-19. joining me now is larry kudlow, host of "kudlow" on fox business. larry, is covid all the details biden at this point? the red states, last time i checked, are thriving. >> he's got to blame somebody for everything that's gone wrong. he's going to blame you. he's going to blame me. he blames the pandemic. he blames saudi arabia. he blames everybody except his own policies. you know, laura, this idea that the pandemic was responsible for inflation, during the second half of 2020, we had a v-shaped recovery. there was no insulation, okay? that's an important point during the trump years. the inflation didn't begin until the winter-spring of this year after the $2 trillion so-called emergency relief bill was passed by democrats through reconciliation. what did i do? it just blew up the inflation rate. it just blew it up. before that, it had been quiet sent. on top of that, they could have changed union rules in the port town of los angeles and long beach. they wouldn't work 24/7. they wo

laura: the white house did make a big announcement today. >> reports that president biden is going to run for reelection in 2024. is he going to run in 2024? >> that is his intention. laura: jen psaki didn't even seem to believe that, that is his intention. a little bit of a hedge. what does biden look like in 2024? maybe they will come out with a cognitive test in 2023. >> there is no way, mark my word, he will not run for president for a second term. he will be 82 years old. i will stick to what i've been saying all along, he won't make it to the end of this term. they will remove him sometime after the 2022 midterm, they have to address his cognitive issue. it won't be ronnie jackson anymore, it will be the democrats and they have to claim what is going on with him. there's a certain number of people in the white house, kamala harris walks past the office every day, looks in there and things i will be president and she might be right, she probably is right and that is the only way she will become president because she's not going to get elected. there has to be incentive to get him

so peter doocy pressed the white house again today. >> so who is right? >> the president is perfectly comfortable with the department of justice settling with the individuals and families who are currently in litigation with the u.s. government. >> rachel: so, it looks like biden was caught in yet another lie. but at the end of the day, it sounds like illegal migrants about to get a windfall of cash whether biden admits it or not. here now is border patrol chief rodney scott. welcome, chief. listen, i mean, there are hundreds of thousands of kids from foster care who were separated from their parents because their parents broke the law and they are also traumatized. how is the trauma from a child who is separated because their parent broke the laugh crossing our border any more traumatic? why do they get this windfall? what is going on here? >> this is ludicrous, anybody can file a lawsuit. there is no reason the federal government should be settling this lawsuit. it's exactly what you said. there was no separation policy. it was a prosecution policy. peo

arthel: lucas tomlinson at the white house. eric: president biden acknowledged that inflation is taken on many of us. he promises to tackle the issue head-on. consumers are paying more for everything from groceries to gas as we have seen. and shed, since november of 1990. back in july the president said he does believe the spike in prices was only temporary. >> our economy has come running back, we see price increases. some folks have raised worried that this could be assigned of persistent inflation. that is not our view. our experts believe in the data shows that most of the price increases that we have seen were expecting and expected to be temporary. eric: founder and ceo of the firm, dirty to advisors and former economic advisor to president obama. former chairman and ceo of ubs america. you just heard, this wiki promise relief, but when will it come? >> you and i have chatted before. as you know i was nonsupportive of said chairs powell's view of transitory. it is clear to me that inflation was here then, it's here now an

. >> kevin: jeff paul tonight, the white house wasting no time in a wing the vertex of the case, and ahmaud arbery's killing witnessed is a devastating reminder of how far we have to go in racial justice in this country and nothing can bring mr. speed arbery back to his family. but those who committed this horrible crime will be punished. as for the vice president kamala harris rode this about the victim "ahmaud arbery was a son, he was a brother, he was a friend. his life had meaning. we will not forget him. we honor him best by continuing the fight for justice." speaking of the department of justice filed federal hate crimes against all three defendants in those charges include attempted kidnapping and interfering with arbery's civil rights and targeted because of his skin. the federal trial against all three defendants and the case will begin in february. in the meantime, we are learning more about how darrell brooks to plow his suv in a holiday parade in waukesha, wisconsin. the initial court appearance and the documents generated by appear to make clear this attack was deliberat

. >> reporter: the white house placing blame on corporate price gouging. >> struggling with shipping costs and farmers struggling together product shipped new data from the industry experts show ocean carriers making extraordinary profits this year. todd: this as the white house acknowledges a plan to lower gas prices by touting into the strategic petroleum reserve saying in a statement, quote, no decision has been made. the conversations are ongoing and we are considering a range of tools for if and when action is needed but as gas prices rise the president's for numbers plummet. 36% approve of the job he's doing the latest quinnipiac poll but don't think that is dimming his reelection plans. >> president biden telling allies he's going to run for reelection in 2024, can you confirm? >> that is his intention. >> reporter: look at this headline, senate democrats holding a crisis meeting to address the president's for poll numbers. it was organized by senator amy klobuchar who said focus on messaging overbilled back better. carley: the crisis meeting, a group of senate democrats met w

the white house is the cost is nothing. >> there has been wide agreement on the part of everyone involved, moderates, liberals, etc. that cbo does not have experience analyzing revenue from cracking down wealthy tax cheats for taking advantage of every honest taxpayer. >> the white house trying to get ahead of the cbo. the director of the congressional budget office is saying of course we have people who are able to score this bill. >> people at cbo and vice versa, something we are familiar with and have well-established methodology. >> reporter: the most powerful person in the senate, the one who holds the cards because of the tight margins, west virginia moderate democrat joe manchin expresses concern about the impact on inflation. in the house nancy pelosi set a thanksgiving deadline to get this, telling member of congress to get it done. cbo expecting a score for build back better in two days on friday. >> i was unaware president biden was an accountant. i thought he finished that. the far left is -- >> >> we have got to do this. bernie sanders listens because bernie sanders is drivin

he was talking at the white house briefing. i want to play the sound bite and get your opinion on the other side. watch this. >> i think truckers who are unionized have more of those protections in terms of their health and in terms of the compensation. gavin industry with 90% turnover, 90% per year turnover at the larger employers of truckers. it's clearly an issue with the quality of the job and one tool for improving the quality of that job is being a representation. >> trace: we've learned that a lot of the problems are because we have truck drivers that are not unionized trucks that are not environmentally friendly and they are not allowed to operate in the state. they are allowed to push the supply chain even worse. >> absolutely. this is a combination of failed policies that are coming to a head all at once, magnified by some of the challenges that are presented by the pandemic. we've raised our drivers to pay 21% and they were already among average. some of our top drivers were average over $100,000 per year and that's

he said i didn't talk to the white house about issuing this directive. but so far there's no real evidence that these are federal crimes. they should have been dealt with at the law enforcement level and i would imagine that is a priority for him because he didn't want to be political in any way. >> dagen: this letter scaring parents didn't help the democrats in virginia. >> jessica: no. education rose to the top of the charts, whether it was about schools being cancelled or the parents upset about critical race theory. it was obviously a big deal and something that the democrats will have to deal with going forward. it's interesting to see if a.g. garland gives a statement about it. i'm not surprised there were conversations about it but it's an issue that isn't going away until we go in to the winter and see a spike in cases. >> dagen: jesse? >> jesse: i was a happy i didn't interrupt jessica there. >> jessica: because i spoke four seconds. >> jesse: yeah, the doj is off to a rocky start. they raided rudy's apartment and james o'keefe's apartment becau

that's significant for this white house. nay are aware of the fact and they are also looking at all of the different polls. aides say they don't pay attention to poll. there's a new poll that we want to share with you from abc news and the washington post. looking at the president's overall approval rating, 41% approving, and 53% disapproving, 40% -- 47% rather approving with 49% disapproving and the economy 39% approval and 55% disapproval. gas prices continue to climb, store shelves in many cases bare and the cargo ships continue to sit in the parking lot, ocean parking lot wait to go pull into port and weeks after we reported the story there's still the backlog and don't forget the trucker shortage. >> that's certainly of concern to the president. everyone from the federal reserve to wall street agree with our assessment that inflation is expected to substantially decelerate next year. david: some of the issues the build back better spending bill but we are learnings yet there's another delay. chad, our congressional corr

, senate, white house. there's a couple of things that may be different, we will deal with those. but this is again historic and two giant steps. [indistinct] >> once the vote comes up, okay? >> some voters say -- >> thank you. >> neil: all right, will that really didn't solve anything. nancy pelosi indicating that they are making progress on the build back better plan with $2 trillion measure. number two in the house saying that maybe before thanksgiving that could be done and maybe they are going to attempt to get the infrastructure only measure it done with a vote as soon as today. when it comes to progressives, they are clearly not on the same page. a short while ago, california democratic congressman had said that he wants both bills to go together. said that at the end of those waiting for cbo scores, that's a disingenuous position. we excerpt dome occurred as well in the progressive caucus that it is either together, or none. that certainly ends the kind of sentiment they are overlaying here. so to c

benjamin. >> benjamin: peter doocy live at the white house. >> dana: karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributors. gas prices are up. that's why the white house has been talking about this. one of the things the president decided to do was try to tap the spr. "wall street journal" writing the withdrawal is intended to give the appearance of doing something about prices while actually doing nothing. how do you see it, karl? >> i totally agree with their board. it's 50 million barrels of oil. in reality that's what they said. in reality it's 32 million because 18 million barrels were already authorized by the congress under trump to be sold when the prices for oil were high and that's already been priced in by the markets. it's only 32 million barrels. let's just assume that the announcement is 50 million. the u.s. uses 19 million barrels of oil a day. this is 2.6 days worth of oil. that won't have a big downward pressure on prices. the world uses 97 million barrels a day. this is half a day's worth of worldwide oil. it won't have downward pressure on prices

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house. >> a devastating implosion, scathing report forcing the white house to play defense so what is really going on in the west wing. questions there. president biden and vice president harris putting on an awkward united front of the infrastructure bill signing following reports of a deepening rift in the west wing. >> this as the white house insists that harris is a valuable asset to the administration. griff jenkins is live in dc with the latest. >> this was supposed to be a victory lap, the president's first major bipartisan achievement with his faithful second-in-command by his side. what was on full display was major damage control it looks like following multiple reports of a growing rift leaving the vice president according to insiders feeling sidelined as she struggles to put aside an awkward start. >> from the very start, he welcomed democrats, independents and republicans, you welcomed ideas. he welcomed debate. you are equal parts believer and builder. laura: this as the vice president's approval rating at an all-time low for a modern vice president, 28% according to usa

the white house argues, not the white house officially but some people argue her problems are of her own making. her approval rating i think this is the best way to button it up, 20% right now. she has got a lot of ground to make up. >> shannon: she does. typically vice presidents have tough assignments but she has got a bunch of them. we will see. kevin, thank you for breaking it all down for us. see you in a minute. longtime trump ally steve bannon did not enter a plea when he made a court appearance to face criminal contempt charges after defying a subpoena from a house committee investigating the january 6 capitol riot. steve bannon is due back in court thursday and he says he'll be taking on the biden regime as he fights the charges. northern virginia school bard has settled a lawsuit. he said his religious beliefs prevented him from referring to students with pronouns that did not align with their biological sex. the loudoun county school board will strike the suspension from his record and pay $20,000 toward his legal fees. new warnings about violent crime spiking across the u

today, the white house strategy to shield mr. biden from high risk press interactions, that continued with the soon to be 79-year-old failing to questions from reporters at the top of the trilateral summit meeting with the leaders of mexico and canada as is customary. >> you can ask questions in any format, i don't think you need a formal embroidered chair for it. >> biden has a history of fielding usually one or two questions at a time and has had far fewer press interactions than his predecessors. it is no secret, that is by design. despite the obvious spin by jen psaki it's clear the white house is restricting access to the president in the effort to reduce the potential for gaffes. >> shannon: not only a tough night for the president but we understand the vice president as well, or communications director is leaving, or poll numbers are tanking and there are these reports of frustration between the two teams, what can you tell us? >> the vice president knew coming into this job that this is a thankless position, everybody who

the biden white house or any white house for that matter that appears to change the tone and tenor of a president's verbal reaction to a story or an event would instinctively argue that they were merely expanding upon his prior statements and in no way were disputing his immediate reaction. in this case, it could be argued that the president's relatively benign initial reaction to the rittenhouse verdict struck a decidedly different tone than the white house's written statement which made the rounds later on. at first, he said this. >> the jury system works and we have to abide by it. >> that was later followed up by the statement in which the president said while the verdict in kenosha will leave many americans feeling angry and concerned, myself included, we must acknowledge that the jury has spoken. interesting ramp-up indeed. meanwhile on the subject of accusations and allegations, the white house is treading lightly tonight around earlier statement made by the president about kyle rittenhouse last year. >> why did president biden suggest that kyle rittenhouse, on trial in kenosha

now reaction from the white house. jacqui heinrichs is traveling with the president in scotland. jacqui? >> hi, charles. we should start by saying nobody should be surprised to hear that this tuesday vote that we've always been anticipating is not likely to happen. not only are democrats still trying to make changes to this bill as the president, by the way, is touting it almost like it's a done deal while he was meeting with foreign leaders here at cop 26. but it has not been scored by the congressional budget office as chad mentioned and not been ruled on, the immigration portion by the parliamentarian. a lot of things that will make this very difficult to accomplish before biden got here. obviously that whole process got derailed. the planned vote never happened and they were hoping to get a vote ahead of the election, the virginia governor's race, which is zone as a referendum as the democrat's ability to get things done and wanted to talk about the achievements here, the president wanted to talk about the achievements when he stood shoulder to shoulder with foreign leaders t

the white house stays out of that. this is a major new policy initiative the white house's fingerprints are all over it. it should be stopped dead in its tracks. this would be the biggest magnet you could think of to make people say i'm coming to america illegally you get paid hundreds of thousands but raises the issue of what did joe biden know and how was he briefed? he must have forgotten like he forgot being told keep troops in afghanistan. he said nobody told him about that. did he know anything about what the department of justice was doing when he said it's a garbage report? >> dana: these reports were out for several days before he answered a question. either he didn't know or he did or the -- i don't know. to me you could have jumped on that initially very sloppy. >> it is wrong, it's sloppy. i hope we don't pay a penny to anybody who came here illegally. >> dana: ari fleischer. >> bill: it shall be determined in due time. want to get back talking about the border right now. dramatic new video. migrants riskin

there just does not seem to be a solution coming out of this white house right now. in fact, they are pitching a $3 trillion debt bill that would actually make the inflation worse. the people are feeling this. the interesting thing about when you have higher inflation, which we do right now. it's running at about 6%. the spin from washington and the spin from economists don't matter because people feel it every single day. i notice, i don't know if you do, but when i go to the gas pump now people are grumbling about how much their pain. it's 20 bucks more to fill up your tank, this things given that it was a year ago. >> griff: talk about feeling the pain, let's show our viewers how much they are paying for that turkey. we know that sales of the grocery store are up 14% for the groceries wow turkey itself, 16-pound turkey is 24%. i was telling the producers on a call about an hour ago, i got a 16-pound turkey. it cost me $68. this is real pain from the grocery store to the gas pump. how long does it last, and how damaging is it to this administration? >> you are righ

. >> it is tuesday november 30th, more mixed messages and confusion of the biden white house. what should americans believe as a new highly contentious variant of covid 19 spread across the world? >> crickets coming from cnn anchor chris cuomo after damning evidence shows the unprecedented role he played in helping his brother. will the network finally kick him off the air? >> the jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty but arizona state university, a raised violent bloodthirsty murderer and they are demanding the school publicly part ways with him. >> a lot more coming up through the course of the morning and you're watching "fox and friends first" this tuesday. president biden abruptly postponing a >> it reassuring americans on the supply chain crisis. >> federal reserve sounding the alarm on the economic implications of a highly transmissible a con variant. >> according to the white house schedule the president was supposed to speak about strengthening the supply chain and stocking shelves ahead of the holiday season but with little notice the white house abruptly canceled t

they don't want us to have a turkey, and send gifts home. >> peter doocy pressing the white house this week. >> what message does it send to middle-class americans at a billionaires compound in nantucket. >> any increase in prices is something the president is concerned about. abundance of turkeys available, one dollar more for a 20 pound bird which is a huge bird. >> the president released a thanksgiving message expressing gratitude for farmworkers and frontline workers, a major test of the president's economy will come tomorrow. carley: happy thanksgiving. todd: according to a new poll 62% of voters think the president shares the blame for the supply chain issues but as workers, worries mount about the economy, miranda devine says president biden does not seem to care. >> it is giants gas lighting operation and it comes from the media and the white house and president biden himself and it is not working, look at the polls, you see americans worried about the economy, inflation, gas prices, the direction the country is going and they blam president biden, they say he pretended he was

you see in the white house do that this week a little bit. you see them talk about the immediacy and the urgency for their agenda getting past. if it passes, and 2022 you'll see childcare costs come down by eczema and prescription drug prices coming down for seniors by x amount. at least that starts to bring the conversation to the kitchen table that doug was just talking about. that's what this president does very well and he needs to get back to doing after couple of months where washington was just talking about a big pile of money. chris: i'm not sure that i agree because it seems whether the spending a huge amount of money or immigration or crime or what goes on in schools that there is an increase in perception out there and we certainly saw it play out in virginia and new jersey that democrats and president biden have moved to the left. first of all do you think that's legitimate and they feel that and secondly, do you take that advice and take them back to the center. >> i think this is a huge link space ahead of joe biden, questions

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they would invite larry summers to the white house to give the cabinet and senior staff a tutorial in basic economics. last week the "new york times" described the build back better as filled with budget gimmicks and the price tag is closer to 4 trillion dollars. it's simple. printing and borrowing money and flooding the economy with it will guarantee that inflation only gets worse. biden's team don't care. they are not interested in solving problems. to them it's always about controlling the narrative. in the hill today quoted a democratic donor telling the white house to get if front of the issue and don't let republicans run this narrative and the white house launched a media blitz to stem the political bleeding but again get it wrong. biden and his team don't have a political problem. they don't have a narrative problem. they have a substantative problem. their policy are not working -- people are incapable of predicting how the u.s. works. the voters, they seem to understand. because they live in the real world that rick mentioned earlier in the "angle." they have to pay actual b

his plan to go around the white house, next. with xfinity home, you can keep your home and everything in it more protected. i can wrangle all my deliveries. thanks, hoss! and i help walk the dog from wherever. *door unlocks* ♪ ♪ well, i can bust curfew-breakers in an instant. well, you all have xfinity home, with cameras to home security monitored by the pros. *laughs* learn more about home security or get our self-monitored solution starting at just $10 per month. carley: florida governor ron de santis is calling out the biden administration for flooding the sunshine state with over 70 flights filled with illegal immigrants. the republican plans to fight against the flights despite federal jurisdiction over air space. >> we're looking at what we can do. i think that they use these private contractors so we're looking at how can we fight back and deny them access to florida's market generally. can we tax them? we're going to go after some of these contractors. they're bringing in people that are causing burdens on us and as

the white house has done some stuff on executive orders. but clearly what has happened to this point is just not working at least not yet. >> so president biden to your earlier point finds himself between a rock and a hard place. he has to portray america in such dire straits that we need $2 more trillion dollars on top of what we've had that added to the inflation crisis and we get the jobs report friday. that should be good. we saw unemployment claims free fall. so feels like those that saved up the stimulus money have probably run out enough that they're going out, taking the 11 million jobs. how can you have it both ways? saying we're in dire straits that we have 500,000 jobs created last month but still need to spend another $2 trillion. >> it's a good question, charles. as far as what democrats are saying, they'll get some big bill through probably by christmas and then remember, they said this bill is going to solve a lot of the nation's problems. if it doesn't in 2022, you'll see a massive republican wave next fall. that is what a l

although the white house does not want to succeed and sweat just yet. >> yeah the white house is trying to play the numbers off as if they don't really matter, as if they might change in the near future. but, if the recent polls are any indication, biden's numbers keep getting worse. there is no reason to believe that it is going to change, unless something within the administration changes and they actually start paying attention to what the public wants. the spending bill that they're trying to pass right now is just not what the public wants. >> charles: to that point, it really is amazing to me, just a couple of weeks ago and his pulse came end. i'm talking nbc and cnn polls. people are saying, i think that we pass these two bills that will harm my family. the plurality said that it's like 35% versus 25%. we thought it would help their family. is america getting hip to the notion that maybe too much free money can be a bad thing? >> i think so. the latest poll shows that 43% of americans are against these new spending plan because they believe that it won't be great for their famili

david spunt is standing by live at the white house. but first, to alexis mcadams outside the courthouse in kenosha, wisconsin, ahead of tomorrow's closing arguments. alexis? >> jon, good evening. people here in kenosha ready for the trial to wrap up. some of them bracing for more possible protests. tonight the judge here in kenosha, wisconsin will have to decide if he will let the jury rule on the lesser charges as deliberations start hours from now. wisconsin law allows the prosecution here and the defense to ask the jurors to be told they can consider lesser charges before they start those deliberations. the judge has already ruled that he will allow jurors to consider some lesser charges in this case, but also denied one of the requests pretty much immediately. legal experts say that the trade-off here could help get a conviction. the lesser charges would also ensure that rittenhouse would not receive a life sentence. rittenhouse now on trial for shooting three men, killing two of them last summer. the shootings happened during the

the white house says they're ready to fight back. a live report on what this means for ten the of millions of americans. and who is the latest democrat to kick mask mandates to the curb? carley: welcome back. president biden appearing to change his tune on his administration's plan to cut checks the to some illegal immigrants and says it would be a good thing for taxpayers. ashley: and we have all the details this morning. good morning, brooke. >> good morning, guys. president biden now says illegal immigrants separated under the trump administration should be paid after calling that report garbage just last week. >> if you guys keep sending that garbage out, yeah, but it's not true. >> you said last week that this report about migrant families at the border getting payments was garbage. >> no, i didn't say that. you coming across the border, whether legal or illegal and you lost your child, you lost your child, it's gone, you deserve some kind of compensation no matter what the circumstance. >> the administration now saying it's up

this is very quick action from the white house that came after the u.k. also restricted travel from south africa and seven neighboring countries. dr. anthony fauci said the u.s. was speaking with south african counterparts health officials to determine whether these travel restrictions were even necessary. they were examined aiding things like how quickly it is spreading and how quickly it could have protection from vaccines, those were two big determining factors in making this decision. dr. factory said there is no indication the virus is already in the u.s. it doesn't seem like we have that sound bite, but i will paraphrase what he said. dr. fauci said of course anything is possible but there's no indication the omicron variant is in the u.s. right now, there were seven cases that originated in south africa and you never really know where we are at. those were his words, said they are trying in real time to figure out exactly the path of this variant in which countries it has already spread to but also said there is no indication right now that the ver

this is just the policy of the white house. how is it that illegals can sue for a crime inflicted upon them when they are brought over by coyotes. kids are put --oo >> i know you don't believe that. that illegal immigrants have no rights to sue? >> illegal immigrants -- they have a right to sue. listen to what i am saying. for all of the wrongdoing that happens to them on the way here, they come here illegally and we give them food and shelter and everything else and they want to sue us for a crime we committed by separating them from a family member. then what happens is they collude with a friendly administration that wants to give money to illegals are not entitled to it. >> my blood is red. you may be offended by it. a person present in this country to whom a civil wrongs done, a tort, judge. these people have been wronged. i believe there should be a mitigation of the migrants coming in. i think the drones revealed how overwhelming the problem can be. you can't rip a kid from a parent and not expect liability. >> you are r

remember it's not even the real white house. >> there was a real one. i don't know why they needed a fake one for if administration. let's getting rolling. vice-president kamala harris is in paris today talking the body guard and immigration crisis happening in europe! in europe! america's border's czar is more concerned with what's happening overseas than back home. let's ask her. that's next. i would like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans. one of the benefits that our country gives us as veterans is the powerful va home loan benefit. it lets us refinance 100% of our home's value, not just 80% like other loans. that's a big difference. and it can mean a lot more money for you and your family. and this is the best time in history use it because home values are now at record highs while mortgage rates are near record lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you take out $50,000 or more to use as you wish. improve your home, pay down debt, or just put it in the bank for the financial security every veteran deserves. is struggling to manage

the white house is the answer is simple. it will cost nothing. >> there is wide agreement, moderates, liberals, cbo does not have revenue amounts gained cracking down wealthy tax cheats taking advantage of every honest taxpayer. >> the director of the congressional budget office known as the cbo says hold on a second. of course the cbo has people who can properly score the bill. listen here. >> something we are familiar with and have well-established methodology. >> president biden counting on build back better to make it into law but the margins are razor thin in the house and senate. the president yesterday in new hampshire was optimistic about build back better. >> this is and a gigantic bill. it is but what happens to ordinary people, we get it passed within a weekend it is fully paid for. >> reporter: the most powerful person in the senate joe manchin continues to express concern about build back better and the impact on inflation. the thanksgiving deadline to tell members of congress stay in dc until the vote is done.

right now no reaction from the white house. we're trying to get it. we'll see what the president has to say. >> bill: nice to see you. david spunt north lawn at the white house. >> dana: let's bring in the national columnist for national journal data. on the analysis, economy and jobs 35%, coronavirus 17%. education 15%. i know not only do you look at all of these things across the country, you also live in virginia and you seem to have a feel for what was going on. let's get your reflections as terry mccauliffe has just conceded in the race. >> i'm in fairfax county, a blue area and still very liberal part of the state. there were parental frustrations bubbling among democrats and certainly independents and conservatives as early as last year when schools were closed for 18 months and you had -- you don't usually see education as a top issue in any race, no less a virginia governor's race. youngkin was very savvy in making all these different frustrations, whether it's the school closures, critical race theory, the elimination of gifted and talented