saying listen to us at the white house. don't listen to judges in whichever circuit are hearing these challenges, so, once the president lands back here in washington, and they start having briefing's again tomorrow and he has some events about the supply chain i would suspect if they continue talking like they have been to hear more of that just do what we have said with these vaccine requirements we think it's really important regardless of what a judge says, bret. >> bret: law factors in there. peter doocy live on the north lawn, thanks. stocks plummeted today. the dow sank 652. >> the s&p 500 lost 88, the nasdaq fell 245. major drug makers are testing to see if their covid-19 vaccines are being effective against the omicron variant. correspondent jonathan serrie tells us where things stand tonight from atlanta. >> it could take two weeks for laboratory tests in real world surveillance to determine whether the omicron variant is more resistant to current antibody treatments and vaccines. but researchers are concerned abo

then if there is the big problems with inflation and the supply chain crisis that the white house has repeatedly blamed on covid. jen psaki has some new spin to beth about. >> we are out there, democrats and others are out there, and taking steps to lower the costs. what is the republican plan for lowering costs, for addressing inflation? do something they were very concerned about that they don't seem to have any solutions for. >> jesse: are you buying that spin? >> dana: i would say the republicans are dumping a whole bunch more money into the government that will actually lead to inflation. that's a plan, the plan to not spend his still a plan. just because you are adding more money to the deficit or budget doesn't mean that you don't have a plan. actually think what president biden has done the past couple days is pretty good. he said we are not going back to lockdowns, i think he knows that that is number one not necessary but also politically untenable. he maxed out on his covid credit card and now he wants to continue to swipe it but everyone's like new, you are next out, you d

. >> neil: thank you, peter doocy at the white house. we don't know a lot about omicron but we know it could be a startling development. these are like 50 variants tucked in to one. it became a big issue discussed on capitol hill because nobody knows how this plays out, including two big money people in this country, the chairman of the federal reserve and the treasury secretary. the read on how that went down with hillary vaughn on capitol hill. hi, hillary. >> hi, neil. the line that inflation is temporary, it's transitory is getting thrown out with the trash today. jerome powell admitted to lawmakers calling inflation transitory is not the best way to described the crazy high prices that americans are experiencing every single day. he also said inflation right now is close to checking off of the boxes the fed needs to see in order to hike interest rates in response. he admits calling it temporary isn't the best way to describe it. he probably said it's a good time to retire the word "transitory" instead. he painted an ominous picture

and so the white house did admit -- they said only very briefly and for religious purposes. >> john: miranda, we've got just about 30 seconds left. within the intentions ratcheting up in this tangled web involving the bidens, what effect could this have on national security? >> well, i think it's very serious because there is definitely the potential that the biden family is compromised. joe biden, the present, is compromised in the eyes of china. and if there is the appearance of that, it weakens america's position on the international stage. i do think that joe biden should come clean about what his relationship was with hunter biden and his business partners and what his involvement was. >> john: the book is called "laptop from hell." miranda devine puts it all together in one place. randy, thanks for being with us. >> thank you, john. >> john: sandra, when you look at the relationship between president xi jinping where he says we are not friends, and xi jinping says oh, my good friend, joe biden. you've got to wonder how all of this fits together and how it is going to play out i

even in her white house portrait. melania was absolutely ripped apart for wearing her 10 year engagement ring in the photo which people essentially just criticized and said shouldn't have been there no matter what she did she couldn't do it right. here doing it again the attempts by the trump administration to honor those and to have a if he has been wonderful observant merry christmas was unfortunately laid at the feet of the grinch media. >> yeah the treatment of first lady melania trump was awful. she was amazing first lady. the best we had he told harris last hour. look at the christmas tree difference this year. east wing entry i'm not a huge fan of the gifts to the left the biden images to the left trump era images. >> harris: they are not experiencing a supply chain crisis. >> they are if you look at blue bubbles. maybe they're. >> that's all they could get? that's your point? >> i agree with you, i love christmas. and anything that you do that means that you got together and put something up, i think, is just

white house. i mentioned full damage control today. >> you can get the sense of panic mode. we go back to what president biden and his administration said issuing the travel ban. it gives them time. they want to see more people vaccinated and want to come up with a strategy. today president biden is spending some of his time pushing his agenda in the midwest. he will head to minnesota this afternoon to shine a light on his trillion dollar infrastructure deal and tout the need for a $2 trillion spending bill which republicans fear will exacerbate inflation and supply chain issues. according to federal chairman powell. >> concerns with the virus could slow progress in the labor market and intensify supply chain disruptions. >> president biden says lockdowns are off the table for now. same goes for the vaccine mandate not by choice for the biden administration, fighting to reinstate it after the requirement was put on pause by a federal court. >> president biden: i expect this not to be the new norma

did the white house say you are in charge of a problem? was it the department of transportation, secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg. he had a right to take maternity leave but we didn't know about it. normally if a secretary takes a leave like that they would designate somebody to act in their stead during the time they were gone. the department of transportation, what is their plan? treasury? janet yell en. is it the commerce secretary from rhode island? who knows? at the end of the day here is the problem. neither the president nor his chief of staff have decided who is in charge of this problem and who is responsible for leading an effort across the government to develop a plan. >> dana: do you think they would ask kamala harris to do that job as well? slightly kidding. >> only if they wanted to bury it. if they wanted to hear a funny laugh. >> bill: what has this administration done well? tucker thinks he has failed on public policy with regard to the vaccines. you have more deaths this year than a year ago. you came into offi

steve: from the white house podium the white house was asked whether or not the president would go out to visit and they said that their hearts are broken but at this point there are no plans for the president. brian: because it's such a big footprint. it's going to be very upsetting to the community because i have such community that has to come with him. steve: although he did go to kenosha. ainsley: it's a big republican area we are told by some of the guests we had on that day. did you see the candles and all the flowers and the memorial was there that they had at the veterans park and they had those beautiful crosses with the hearts in the middle of them. brian: big day. ainsley: i thought about them thanksgiving. brian: big days enes kanter speaking out about china and oppression and what they have done to tibet and museums and hong kong and what they continue takes on his league as well as lebron james. ainsley: turkey revoking his passport. brian: don't come back your family under house arrest and not allowed to live their life or work their occupations. he made it clear last w

to the actions of us white house signify a group of leaders that is not panicking? >> certainly they look like they are panicking to me and are using this as leverage to get people to take the vaccine. i'm an advocate for the vaccine. i went through clinical trials, i got my booster, i to set a good example and i believe it is safe and effective. however it should not be mandated. i was in the office in the district yesterday, had four phone calls from certain groups that were concerned about having to take the vaccine. they don't want to. i was at a function sitting next to an ent, ear, nose and throat physician telling me after 25 years i'm going to lose privileges next monday at the hospital i have been operating at because i'm not going to get the vaccine. this is a physician trained and made the decision to himself not to get it. 6 months ago he was one of our heroes because he was treating covid 19 patients, now he is going to be fire to lose his privileges at the hospital. carley: another doctor coming up later on the show lost her job because she refused to

. >> 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

adding dummy female interns around the white house. why would you want to commemorate it? laura: did you have to say gummy female interns, do you really right that line? a horrible image. that, i can see the little 725 a gallon if you look closely where they want gas prices to go. >> can't depict that in gingerbread. it has to be digital to keep rolling upward as you get to the west wing, the president met with ceos to show he is on top of the supply chain crisis only someone else ran the meeting and you would swear biden had never been to the white house. >> brian is going to moderate when you i intervene with questions on your commission. isn't this a pretty place? >> isn't this pretty? like he has never been there before in his life. this is why it is moments like this that explain the slipping poll numbers and the federal trade commission after he met with the ceos or didn't, the federal trade commission demanded all these large retailers handover their files to try to explain their study looking into why the shelves are empty. the

and now we reached out to the white house and hunter biden's attorney for comment and have yet to get back to us. here to explain, author of what is destined to be a number one "new york times" best seller, finally it is out. fox news contributor fox news contributor "new york post" columnist miranda devine -- let's talk about this chinese energy conglomerate. it's a lot of money. and joe biden met twice with tony. that was specifically earmarked for him. >> that's right. and not only that, after meeting with tony, hunter biden then met with the director of the cfc, which was not just a giant chinese energy conglomerate, it was the capitalist road initiative. it was an arm of the chinese government. so this -- during the two years, the last two years that joe biden was vice president, hunter biden and his partners were doing work as this joint venture but are they expected him to pay him $20 million for the work his family had done while joe biden was vice president. after joe biden stepped down, he was going into formally business with the cfc, in america, hunter biden had the office

watch the white house press secretary suggest the unvaccinated are somehow responsible for inflation. >> i would note that the way most americans understand and feel and experience inflation is by cost increases. and they've experienced that as it relates and we see what the largest impact is across the country, whether it's gas prices, or in some cases food prices, or a variety of issues. we know what the root causes of those are. global supply chain issues bear the best thing we can do is the government's get the pandemic under control. >> tucker: can't get the pandemic under control until you've been shot, despite the fact that 80% of adults got the shot. we printed too much money because we haven't been vaccinated. joe biden's campaign to lower covid does has been a failure, the numbers show that very clearly. the campaign to demonize a group of powerless americans to transform objects of state sponsored hate in their own country, that has worked amazingly well. these people are now so despised and it is considered respectable for politicians to try to kill him. in buffalo, pushin

the white house had some strange scheduling and what happened there? >> let's be blunt, this happened and it's also true was not exactly smooth sailing of the white house today. in fact, 15 minutes before the scheduled remarks, the white house announced the press the address was off. officials explained and that was because the president wanted to spend more time with business leaders who are visiting the white house. it certainly comes at a most inopportune time for the white house especially as you point out with the supply chain problems and inflation worries just ahead of the holiday shopping season. the remarks for their part now are now set to take place. it's totally normal, this was unexpected and perhaps, shannon, a possible sign that there will be a lot more messaging done by the white house. >> shannon: that's part of the rollout conversation. kevin, thank you and see you in just a few minutes. new york city made her bill de blasio reinstituted the big apple indoor mask tonight. new york and new jersey, the original epicenters of the u.s. co

you're going to have someone in the white house say we have added new jobs this christmas. professional looting is a new job and it's good for the economy because it leads to more internet sales. they're going to turn this around for a good thing. in general, when you push that these things don't matter because they're not affecting them, it continues to grow. it is an organized crime is back. it was pretty much gone but now it's back. it's not somebody who you go to for a loan or someone you seek out. now they are seeking you out. people like seth rogen who i think was trying to be, he was trying to be snooty to the guy. welcome to the big city, youtube her. i think that's what he was trying to do and he got backed into an elitist corner. fine, i'll take my ball and go home and i will dm you and tell you how much you suck. that's literally what he turned into. it's hard to believe that i like pineapple express after seeing, you never want to meet your heroes. you never want to meet actors who play cool characters because then you meet them and be like, wow. damn, steph, th

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

jill biden unveiled her highly anticipated white white house decorations recreating the america they used to know before they got fired. it's a cute little gingerbread village where everyone is smiling that of course they are smiling because the schools are open, the grocery stores are stocked, the police station is not on fire, and the gas appears to be free. no amount per gallon on that gas station. they create the world they got rid of. >> i live in los angeles where gas is probably the most expensive in the united states. the last time i try to fill up, they just took my car. you don't have enough -- your credit level isn't high enough on your hammock's card, so we will just take the vehicle. first off, let's be fair. dr. jill biden is a front-line worker. i mean after all, she is a physician. so i'm assuming she's on the front lines as well. >> a doctor of education. front line a different sort. if you thought pocahontas was bad, let me introduce you to carrie bourassa. there she is. she's been fired from her job as the top indigenous peoples help director because she was caught

when we come back, the white house christmas decorations. it is that time of year. ♪ ♪ bret brolt finally tonight, getting into the christmas spirit. first jill biden unveiled. more than 100 volunteers around the country helped decorate for the season. they trimmed 41 christmas trees. hung about 6,000 feet of ribbon and more than 10,000 ornaments. the 2021 gifts from the heart theme honors covid-19 frontline workers. a gigantic ginger bread village features a school, post office, police fire and gas stations, christmas stockings for each of the biden grandchildren hang from the fireplace mantel in the state dining room. the decorations of the product of months of work by the first lady and her staff starting as far back as june. quite something to see. we thought we would give you a glimpse. tomorrow on "special report" the results of the reagan national defense survey about the u.s. military plus democrats and republicans concerned about taiwan and china. thanks for inviting us in your home. that's it for us tonight. freedom hosted this

you think i have sources from the white house? [laughter] with the supply chain, i'm surprised we still have one. didn't joe biden fix it when he said he would keep the ports open? what happened to that great vic's two months ago? he will keep them open 24/7, right? only one terminal and the two largest ports in l.a., long beach, when terminal stayed open overnight. no trucker came by. no single trucker came by to pick up cargo. so what does joe do? >> greg: did he solve that truck issue? >> jesse: literally people don't come close to anyone in weeks. and so the reason we have this also besides moving the factories to china is because dr. fauci set shut down the economy. no one in the history of the world has shut down the economy because of the pandemic. why did he do it? old people. old people don't want to die. no one get near me. so no one got near old people within the old people wouldn't let anyone get near them. so everybody stayed home as we came back up, joe dropped $2 trillion in like -- i don't know, the same month the

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

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my team at the white house provides me with daily updates. on thursday, i will be putting forward a detailed strategy outlining how we will fight covid this winter. not with shutdowns or lockdowns. with more widespread vaccinations, boosters, testing, and more. i promised every american that there will always be of latest vaccine available and booster shots available to them and for free. and everywhere available. every single american. free of charge. i will keep that commitment. we need to do more than vaccinate americans. to be the pandemic, we need to vaccinate the world as well. america is leading that effort. we have shipped for free up more vaccines to other countries than all other countries combined. 110 countries. nominate the rest of the world a step up as well. let me be clear, not a single vaccine shot has ever sent to the rest of the world will ever come at the expense of any american. our people are protected first. vaccinating the world is just one more tool and how many to meet our moral obligation as americans and how to bes

we begin with peter doocy live at the white house. >> harris, good morning. the president found himself in a rare sunday oval office meeting about the variant last night. >> are you considering travel restrictions on europe or any additional countries? >> president biden: having a meeting with my medical team at the white house. >> this is what he heard. dr. fauci informed the president while it will take approximately two more weeks to have more definitive information on the sieve air tee and characteristics of the variants he believes existing vaccines are likely to provide a degree of protection against severe cases of covid. but rushing back from an nantucket holiday to get a briefing by dr. anthony fauci has some critics wondering president and biden and his staff have learned the right lessons from the last year and 3/4. >> he lied to congress and should be investigated and repeatedly said his agency did not fund dangerous and risky gain-of-function research in the wuhan labs which certainly was the origin of this virus. he said it repeatedly to congres

we begin with david spunt from the north lawn of the white house. when will we hear and what will he say? >> good morning to you. it is a little before noon when we'll hear from president biden. hopefully to hear his plan to combat this new omicron variant. as you mentioned what makes it more tricky for this white house and medical experts it will take two weeks, 14 days before we get the specific data in on how contagious this really is. you see the president with his team yesterday where he received that full briefing on the new variant. he is concerned enough that he banned travel from south africa. that travel ban kicked in today. to be clear it does not apply to american citizens in south africa who want to come home. these are the countries with confirmed cases and where experts suspect more cases. expect the u.s. to be added to that list. officials are concerned about the trance missability of this particular strain. according to early data it is contagious. >> get boosted. get vaccinated and you will bring the level up. i don't think there i

congressman former white house physician ronny jackson. i know texas has taken action against these caravans. is all we can do sit there and try to hold the line? >> i think we are doing everything we can in texas right now. we are mobilizing the national guard. we are mobilizing our dps, department of public safety officers onto the foward try to stop some of this. they have been threatened by the federal government that their jurisdiction and their authority doesn't extend to patrolling the border. have to be careful they don't want to become the people that thrown in jail over all of this. i wouldn't put it past the biden administration to do something like that. we are doing everything we can we have huge numbers, brian. right now on track for -- we are averaging over 200,000 a month coming up here. on track for 2 million this year. those are the ones we know about. those are not including the got-aways. these people are showing up and 25% of these people are showing up covid positive. covid positive. trying to stop code from crossing

biden's white house health team saying they need another two weeks to gather data on the variant. a u.s. travel ban on eight african nations takes effect today after cases were confirm in south africa. nearly a dozen countries confirming cases of omicron and experts say biden's travel ban will not stop the variant from reaching the u.s. >> it's almost definitely here already, just looking at the number of cases coming off planes this weekend. it's almost a certainty that there have been cases that have gotten into the united states. >> reporter: health officials also say there is no reason to fear the vaccines would be ineffective against omicron. >> in all the previous examples of variants, the vaccines have worked to provide protection. given that history, we expect that most likely the current vaccines will be sufficient to provide protection. >> reporter: the threat of the new variant has americans bracing for more economic damage and new lockdowns as dr. anthony fauci slams critics of the government's covid response as anti-science. >> so if they get up and criticize science,

todd: last week, the white house saying joe biden will run in 2024. but what if he doesn't? here's what democrats say they want to see happen, if joe biden decides not to run. their preferred candidate, 26% of them say kamala harris and a look at that, 15% saying michelle obama, a lot of talk about pete buttigieg, coming in at 5%. first to kamala at 26%. why? why do those 26% want kamala? >> well, first thing i'll say is this. it's going to be a tough road for her. kamala harris is not well-liked in many respects of the party. i talked to many folks myself who just don't like her at all. obviously, she's not a bible candidate, low in the polls right now, one of the lowest in decades. her support is not there. she has broken promises. she advocated so many things for the minority community when she was running for office and that has not came through at all. and look, i'll say this. michelle obama certainly does not like politics. that's been obviously displayed. she has talked about it on numerous occasions. she is not running for president. look, kamala harris essentially f

what i saw when i was in white house was the opposite of that. when i talk from the people on the task force doctor brooks, found chien redfield, these are people with 40 years of government bureaucrat positions. from what i saw scientist do what i did they bring in the scientific publication to the meeting. they cite the data and go through and criticize or critique the studies. they make opinions from good studies. they critique studies that were done well. what i saw was nothing like that, it was really tabulation of cases from anywhere. and no response to anyone, based on any kind of scientific, it was an outlier sort of thing. it was stunning they advise the lockdowns and they got the lockdown said they wanted. they were implemented throughout almost the entire nation for a year and they failed to stop the spread of the infection and failed to stop people from dying and they destroyed millions of people. what is worse as they may go on about these bureaucrats, they were threatened by other input, this is not the behavior of a scientist, as y

. >> there is quick action from the white house announcing the travel restrictions but less urgency in opposing them leave an entire weekend until they take effect. president biden said that was his medical team's advice. >> president biden urging americans to get vaccinated and if eligible get booster shots after shutting down travel to a african countries to keep covid variant omicron from spending. >> we only talk about. >> the cdc says so far it hasn't checked any cases of omicron in the u.s., the white house top doctor anthony fauci says it may already be here. >> i would not be surprised if it is, it's almost invariably is ultimately going to go essentially all over. >> number travel restrictions are expected yet. >> will take it one step at a time but as of now we've done what's necessary. >> other countries are ripping up efforts to contain the virus. boris johnson imposing stricter rules for masking and testing international travelers after two cases were detected. >> we will require all contacts of those who test positive in suspected case of omicron to self isolate for ten d

. >> and now the biden white house wants back in iran's foreign minister said there could be an immediate deal if sanctions against his country are lifted. back to "life, liberty and levin." headlines log on to foxnews.com. mark: welcome back. mr. president, a very beautiful book. i want to do it justice. you signed largest tax cut in american history, you were accused of signing a tax cut for the rich, you look and analyze it, it was clearly not for the rich, a lot of rich people opposed what you did. salt. democrat want to push it back in. because a lot of their buddies want it back in. your tax cuts, the economic ploded in growth -- exploded in growth. president trump: right. mark: we didn't have supply chain problem, even through the virus, the highest rate of. among blacks, hispanics, women, whites everyone and then virus hits, you are still coming out after the virus. and now this administration is in it is all centralized and government, and it is taxed and regulate. you kill regulations. because they were smothering the economy. they are reversing all, that economy is dropping dea

built at same year at white house, he did that, i thought to myself, what is that about. and others, after that i lost a lot of respect for him, i lost a lot when he said cheaper to leave the equipment. than to take it out. i starteded to see signs, you see telltale signs, i saw signs. and i tell you what, you know who loves him, russia, and china. because if they see a guy that takes the soldiers out before he trachs americans out -- he takes americans out and before he takes equipment out andha losing a lot of soldiers and a lot of people, when you should not have lost anyone, those parents are so angry at biden, the anger of the parents of those 13 your honor soldiers, you could imagine also the ones that were so badly hurt. isis just incredible. he did a great dis service to the country, a lot of people say it is treason, he endangered, he speaks like that to chinese, he say, oh, trump is going to attack us, so what do you do when you think you are weeing attacked? you attack first, he put us in great danger, we have a guy named trump, and president xi knows he, and t

is the white house correct? >> the american people are understanding something the white house desperately wishes they didn't, looking at this fairly and objectively we come out from an unprecedented shutdown, pandemic, there was $4 trillion pumped into the economy just before biden took office. there is going to be a transitory of inflationary events in the immediate aftermath of this that is to be expected. what the american people understand the policies are exacerbated. for example raising energy cost the keystone pipeline. again renewing on foreign energy. openly encouraging energy prices to increase. is not just gas, plastic takes energy to produce anything prices are going up consumer and businesses understand that and further bidding and exacerbating this. for the borrowing with the build back better or the 2 trillion-dollar march of this year by the democrats. yet more money chasing the same amount of goods. where is this money going to come from is the fed going to. it, either way interest rates and co

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. >> white house correspondent jackie hinrich begins our coverage in nantucket. reporter: president biden has just left nantucket and back at the white house he will receive a briefing from dr. anthony fauci with all of the latest developments on omicron this afternoon. the question remains if the president will impose new travel restrictions with this cropping up in europe. >> i'm having a meeting with my medical team as i get back to the white house i'll have more to say. reporter: so far no cases have been offered in u.s., dr. anthony fauci said he would not be surprised if it wasn 't here already, it is not clear whether new lockdowns would be necessary, but he added people should prepare for the worth, president biden faced criticism for his dig to -- his decision to impose a travel ban. fauci defended the logic. >> travel bans when you have a highly transmissible virus, never completely would get the virus to come -- prevent it from coming. no way that will happen. but you can delay it enough to get us better prepared. that is the thing people need to under

when we come back, the white house says president biden intends to run for re-election in 2024 but some strategists are not so sure he'll be up for it. more after this. ♪♪ for skin that never holds you back. don't settle for silver. #1 for diabetic dry skin #1 for psoriasis symptom relief and #1 for eczema symptom relief. gold bond. champion your skin. ♪i want to break free♪ (vo) ready to break free? gold bond. let's get away to a place where we can finally be free. ♪i've got to break free♪ (vo) plan your getaway with norwegian. sail safe, feel free. jason: the white house says president biden intends to run for re-election in 2024 but he'll be 82 years old and his approval ratings are tanking. so are those of vice president kamala harris amid reports of dissense between her staff and the white house. we're back with minnesota congressman, tom emmer, chair of the republican congressional committee. i thought it was interesting that ten months into the administration biden had to announce he was running for re-election. i don't know if that's a huge selling point to the ameri

and the white house and they have passed the bills putting trillions of dollars in debt. let them pass the debt sealing. >> hanukkah start tonight. christmas is 27 days out. what can be done for the supply chain crisis in the country? congresswoman: well, we need to get people back to work, bottom line and it is starting to ease a little bit but we need more truck drivers, we need people working at the ports unloading the containers and we need to clearly bring more manufacturing back to america. we've become too dependent on other countries especially china for many goods. that's why i introduced legislation before the pandemic to bring our pharmaceutical production back because as a member of the armed services committee i've learned that most of the medicines and vaccines given to the military do come from china or their pharmaceutical ingredients come from china and so i was already advocating for that and now we've seen the vulnerability that our nation has to all sorts of products and services that we need to be making right here, so that's the long-term goal is to

there's quick reaction from the white house in announcing new travel restrictions but seemingly a lot less urgency in imposing them, leaving an entire weekend until they take effect. the president said that was the advice of his medical team. top white house doctor, anthony fauci, explains that a travel ban will never completely prevent the virus from reaching the country. the hope is that it might delay the process so the country may be better prepared with resources to handle it. >> the mutations strongly suggest it would be more transmissible and might evade some of the protection of monoclonal antibodies and convalescent plasma. >> reporter: reaction to the travel restrictions has been mixed. markets are showing concern over another vair a want and whether -- variant and whether it might hit businesses hard, questioning whether travel and dining out could be impacted. there is concern it could cause more inflation and more supply chain issues. republicans pointed out former president trump was criticized for imposing similar travel bans. congresswoman nancy mace says trump and pre

do you think there's something to the notion that the top people in the white house don't want him out there that much? >> yeah. i think the reason for biden to speak to the press more is not because we want him to talk to us more, but the bully pulpit is a powerful tool and i can tell you there's a lot of democrats that feel it's being underutilized. there's a message that has not gotten out, they feel, about the president's agenda, build back better, infrastructure bill, all these things they say are popular with the public but no one knows they actually happened or that a check they got came courtesy of joe biden so there's a sense that it's underutilized. i don't get the sense they are keeping him under wraps because they are afraid he will make one of his well-known mistakes, he interacts with the press in an informal way as you saw on the tarmac and there's plenty of opportunities for him to make mistakes there also. he's leaving a big tool and used those interactions tend to be brief and i would argue even if he does makes mistakes all presidents make mistakes but it's up all--

when we come back, the white house says president biden intends to run for re-election in 2024 but some strategists are not so sure he'll be up for it. more after this. jason: the white house says president biden intends to run for re-election in 2024 but he'll be 82 years old and his approval ratings are tanking. so are those of vice president kamala harris amid reports of dissense between her staff and the white house. we're back with minnesota congressman, tom emmer, chair of the republican congressional committee. i thought it was interesting that ten months into the administration biden had to announce he was running for re-election. i don't know if that's a huge selling point to the american people. that may have been a republican plant. was that your idea to get limb to announce that in. >> no, look, he can run again in 2024 if that's what he wants to do but he's going to lose, jason. it's not a good sign. it's never a good sign when members of your own party are lit ramly talking about -- literally talking about who is going to replace you and you haven't been in the job for a f

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i'm sorry a bunch of garbage this is a true account of what happened in the white house. dan: nobody was in the room like you were. ugh of you were right there and advance policy positionser day. i don't know if they told you there would be a third topic we like to surprise our guests not in a bad way not leak a creepy clown will jump out behind you but it is thanksgiving and every day i don't know between noon, three whenever you decide for some of these epic take downs, for the audience this is for your viewing pleasure you can check this out too. take a look. >> does it trouble you that they said we have to get lies doesn't that trouble you as a journal ition. deliver his health care plan. it is heavy. apparently rules do not apply to speaker nancy pelosi. he wants small businesses to stay shut down -- but only reopen for her convenience. it is inexcusable. fail reporting of the new york too manies and i think it is time that "new york times" and also washington post back -- >> that's what i was thankful for this thanksgiving from you. that was nice work. >> dan that m

i'm not surprised to hear this from the white house because they are pushing progressive policies and they clearly have prioritize criminals now over law-abiding citizens. he looked a case like this in wisconsin, it should never have happened all of those people should be life and none of them should be in the hospital, their lives should not be disrupted because this guy should have been in jail. remember the chicago police officer ella french would was killed during a routine traffic shop washers shot by a person and also should have been in jail. you see and hear these instances all the time and it's really upsetting, as a citizen of this country to see how the law is pushed by the wayside whether we talk about these situations or violation of our laws on our southern border, the white house is happy to continue to see this happen so unfortunately our commander-in-chief does not care about enforcing the laws and signal to every immigrant to come on into america and now they sent the signal to criminals you could basically do whatever you want no consequences. judge jeanine: thank y