house as it continues to . >> tucker: shannon bream, thank you so much, great to see you tonight. so the issue that is affected every american will affect politics and a big way. the scarcity, why can't you buy things you could buy last year? part of the answer is supply chain. the supply chain, what does that mean exactly? mike taylor is one of the few people that does know what it means. and complaint energy services and we are happy to have him on tonight. mike, thank you for coming on. when we hear the supply chains are falling apart, what does that mean and how long until it is fixed? >> well, tucker, i don't think we know the answer when it will be fixed but in our world we propane gas, welding supplies, and we have one heck of a time getting materials. i keep hoping it would get better. up at the shortage continuing and the prices and all the commodities we buy or going up drastically. right now i have six, brand-new trucks on order. they were months and months behind. i have to constantly replace my fleet. we don't know when they are coming in appeared in the meantime, get

the state has not along's tree of flipping against the party that controls the white house in congress. in comment, president george w. bush, won virginia by eight points, only for democrats tim kaine to win the gubernatorial race by five points. what was seen in the national committee comey to, -- and the disastrous handling of hurricane christina. the most visceral backlash came into thousand, i'd that's after democrats claim thousand 2008 elections including barack obama winning virginia by six points. which stunned a whole lot of observers. and then just a year later, following, year bob mcdonald went on to become governor of virginia defeating his opponent by a whopping 17 points. that's a 23 point swinging points in just one year. and to put it mildly, this was seen as very bad news for democrats. just listen to how nbc opened its nightly news broadcast the day after the election. >> good evening, a year ago, we were talking about a sea change in american politics. tonight we are reporting a small change which could also be anonymous development for the year old obama administrat

rachel: peter doocy joins us live outside the white house with more. peter? pete: good morning. what i remember about that first job. the first paycheck, you get it and you look, a lot of it was missing because of tasks. and so that is the tie-in. yes. that is the tie-in here. because the president's whole thing is he wants to raise taxes on people in -- who work on wall street and don't live in scranton. he says he would never raise taxes on anybody making less than $400,000 a year. there is new data to suggest that his plans are not the way to do that. it is from the nonpartisan tax polling center. they analyzed the build back better plan and they found it would raise taxes 20% to 30% on the middle class in 2022 alone, which means that the president's repeated promises may have been off base. many. >> the cost of the build back better bill in terms of adding to the deficit is zero. best of all terms of adding to the deficit is zero, zero. zero. >> it is zero price tag on the debt. it's all paid for. it's all paid for. peter: add that to real inflation concerns fuel up 50% last

house -- one to the white house lawn, the south lawn. along with the electric ford 150 and the electric jeep wagoneer. masterpieces of modern manufacturing. built by union workers and proof -- and proof that america has what it takes to win the competition in the 21st century. i want to thank lieutenant governor gilchrist who has become a friend as well as i want to thank representative -- where is representative talib? i want to thank her for the passport into the city and your district. thank you. i appreciate very much. i want to thank my secretary of labor marty walsh for joining me here today as well. let me tell you, the infrastructure law i signed on monday would not be possible without the michigan congressional delegation. that's not hyperbole. debbie stabenow, once again, debbie delivered for michigan auto workers. she was the driving force to make sure this all included a national network of electric vehicle charging stations. gary peters, senator peters, instrumental in secure a mere $65 billion for high-speed internet in thi

house via horse and carriage [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause "come on come on, buddy come on. that was amazing improvisational skills on all of our part. you were doing, "come on, buddy. [ whip crack ] "come on, now. [ whip crack ] [ whip crack ] [ horse galloping [ fart sound ] [ laughter ] meanwhile, trump was hiding in the branches like a trojan horse, waiting to sneak back inside the white house [ laughter and applause ♪ speaking of trump, i saw that over the weekend at mar-a-lago, he received his honorary 9th degree black belt in taekwondo [ laughter ] it's real. take a look, here he is. [ laughter ] tying that around trump must have been like tying a giant red bow around a lexus you ever seen those commercials? [ laughter ] it's the first time they had a a cut a few extra holes in a a taekwondo belt [ laughter ] yeah, trump is big into martial arts he's even starring in the new movie "crouching tiger, hidden tax returns. [ laughter ] >> steve: whoa hey. ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, this went viral last night the washington wizards played the charlotte hornets, but

don't wear those white vinyl boots to church, i'm doing it anyway. >> greg: there's a kind of citizen that likes telling people what to do. we have neighbors like that. i lived inside her walls during covid. >> that was the smell. >> greg: exactly. that was a call back to the movie -- >> those people are getting sidelined because those people are sick, i'm sick of having an acne face like i emanate cherry pie eating contest, a ring around my mouth, it's not what you think. don't tell me what to do, don't tell me pig pen with no shoes on who likes to eat feet for fun. >> pigpen, that's quite a nickname. >> greg: have you dated a pigpen? >> a few. >> greg: what about this war analogy, comparing it to the drug war because that never ends. >> another thing that isn't common with that is the facts don't really matter. "the new york times" article, the threshold set by the cdc what qualifies as low transmission -- there's only a few cities were that exists and for example, new york city, san francisco, dallas, what to the rules in new york city have in common with the rules in dallas? nothi

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

wasn't the white house that was breached. it was the united states capitol on january 6th, 2021, by a mob that included militia members who charged the recent presidential election was a fraud. today more than 60 members of private militia groups have been arrested and charged with crimes related to the insurrection. >> so the last time i saw silver back, donald trump had just become president, and so much has happened since then. in fact, militias and patriot movements have become part of headline news. >> silver back and his militia weren't involved in the d.c. riot but i imagine it's had an impact on them. >> hey, silver back. >> hi, lisa. >> it's been a while. >> it has been. about five years i guess. >> yeah, yeah. >> you ready to go? camp is this way. >> let's go. >> all right. >> this time around, getting in touch with silver back wasn't all that easy. first of all, you haven't returned any of my messages on facebook. >> that's because i'm banned off facebook. >> you're banned on facebook. >> yeah. as far as i know for

. >> us after the white house and as president biden will visit the port of baltimore on wednesday to help sell the infrastructure plant. he said yesterday americans will start to feel the effects of the infrastructure plant in the next two -- three months, arthel pick. >> lucas tomlinson live in delaware thank you lucas. >> coming up will have the latest on the federal appeals court temporarily blocking the president vaccine requirement for employers. this could be an uphill battle for the administration or is it a win question at plus the national spotlight on the issue of education and schools the big question remains, how can we make our schools better? keep our students competitive in the world, that is a big question but will get answers the head of appearance group head on "fox news live". they can even change the world around us. packed with protein plus 21 vitamins and minerals we nourish them with carnation breakfast essentials. because today could change everything. >> u.s. federal appeals court has defendant present biden's vaccine mandate for private employers louisiana a

it had gone past the party in power in the white house out of 12 times 11 things. mcauliffe is the one thing. that's because what tends to happen, and you see it in the midterms, in the new deal with fdr. right? that the party in power faces a backlash. and that is one of the -- it's almost like gravity. right? there's lots of things that can be done in individual races above and beyond that. but the thing that's pulling on all of these atoms as they circle around is that. >> in addition to the top of the ticket races in new jersey and virginia one thing to watch in virginia tonight, i mentioned this a couple of times, i want to sort of bring this home, is that every single seat in virginia's house of delegates is up for election tonight. there's 100 seats in virginia's house of delegates. they're all up tonight. before today democrats had a majority. 55. republicans had 45 of those seats. that means republicans need to take six of those seats tonight back to regain the majority. that should be noted the same number that democrats flipped their way just two years a

look, you were in the bush white house, i covered the reagan white house, i do not know that cabinet meetings mean that much. so often, this is pretty important cabinet and you see people like buttigieg taking a forward position, jennifer grandam, i don't know if cabinet meetings are that important, not much gets covered by the cabinet, it is president and staff dealing with individual cabinet members or people in particular domestic or international sector. >> bill: based on the list on the wall, chris, this cabinet meeting could go for days. one more thing i want to add, late last night, the tax policy center, they put out a number on whether or not you would get a tax cut on the build back better plan. "taking into account all major tax provisions roughly 20 to 30% of middle income households would pay more in taxes come year 2022," that is part of this discussion. see you on sunday. >> chris: are you going to tell who is on the show? >> bill: dr. vivek murthy and texas ag ken paxton. >> chris: see you then, guy. >> dana: biden administration is looking to give terry mcauliffe a n

the white house will start the infrastructure package right away. democrats had been criticized for their lack of promotion after passing the rescue act earlier this year. joining us now, white house reporter for "the washington post," tyler page. tyler, great to see you. you've been following this as closely as anyone. it took a while, but it's done. president biden got a win. take us behind the scenes, will you, how the west wing managed light last week, and what role the president played himself. >> yeah. so the president was heavily involved as infrastructure talks made its way to final passage over the end of the last week as it became clear the deadline was approached, as the house was going on recess. many members were heading to glasgow for the climate conference. they made it clear if they wanted to pass the infrastructure bill and larger social spending bill, the build back better act, they'd have to move quite expeditiously on this. in the end it became a conflict over which bill would be first and how prose depressive the people would le

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

the white house now is backing off. it first said to all government contractors if your workers are not vaccinated no job for them and no testing for them either as a option. white house reportedly saying up to government contractors how you deal with your workers who don't want to get vaccinated. sounds like the white house is afraid of companies dropping their government contracts here, what do you say? >> yeah, i urged the white house and president biden to put a pause on this mandate because they're seeing the effects and we talked about red flags popping up all over and the worst is yet to come. it was interesting, you said the natural immunity might only last 16 months. where did the number come from? this started 16 months ago, we haven't had 30 months, or five years whether the immunity doesn't last. we know the vaccine immunity doesn't last. study out "wall street journal" forbes, picked up, studies say vaccines are better than natural immunity. they used a study of people vaccinated three to six months. it wan

the white house covid response team says the u.s. has far more tools today to fight variants than this time last year and is urging everyone eligible to get a booster. >> so, when we say that although

the white house hasn't shown that maturity. they haven't walked anything back. they pointed out that he was in a picture with a member of the proud boys. instead of calling him a white supremacist. >> kyle is more mature than anyone who runs this country that includes joe biden. it's hard for us to accept it because we don't like him but we at least think is going to be people interested in helping the country. we have a bunch of children who run the country. joe biden is a child. these people, they have the emotional maturity of an 8-year-old. in the u.s. politician, especially one with the huge national stage, to call someone who wasn't even on trolley at a white supremacist. like tucker pointed out, that's a big deal. it's not a good thing to be a white premises. if you're going to let me that charging and but you better be sure of it but it shows the idiots we have will run this country and that's so scary. our government is as reliable as mexican tapwater. >> brian: he called out the fbi, his former attorneys who sold him down the river. he has not been tre

resignations in any white house are a thing, they are most definitely a thing in the trump white house which went through multiple communications directors. it would be a great trivia question. the mooch lasted about as long as this segment. anthony scaramucci. what do you have to do? he barely speaks to the press, doesn't do one on one interviews, for months we haven't seen a president take real questions at a solo press conference. so that's what we're dealing with at this point. so why resign when basically your job is to tell the president to run away from reporters as quickly as possible because he doesn't really want to talk to them nor do they want him to talk to the press at this point because there's a lot of things he can't simply defend on his own without a teleprompter. carley: unless they were pushed out because the administration is blaming them. you never know. there is speculation that pete buttigieg could maybe replace vice president kamala harris because her poll numbers are so low. he was asked about that very thing yesterday. take a listen to his reaction. watch thi

"deadline: white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. it is a phenomenon that is unheard of in modern american life, a disgraced one-term expresident solidifying his grip on one of the country's two major political parties. new developments, and a wave of fresh reporting highlight how the expresident and his allies have seized near full control of the american right. the "washington post" reports that a so-called maga squad of trump loyalists folks like congressman matt gaetz what is ensnared in an alleged child sex trafficking investigation and marjorie taylor green seized the spotlight within the house gop and are leading a push to purge their party of lawmakers who dare to try to get things done for their constituents by working with democrats on things that used to be uncontroversial, things like infrastructure, or those who acknowledge the truth, the reality of january 6th that the

how many flights will be canceled in but, don't worry, the white house already told us this won't be a problem. >> the national requirements will not impact holiday travel. first, as we talked about vaccination requirements work and as with any deadline we expect to see an increase in compliance toward the end of that deadline. >> so american and southwest ceos have made clear their workers will not be -- there won't be a labor shortage. we have seen united airlines implement this. and as we have also said, as we work to implement these federal employee requirements, the first step is not firings. it's actually education and counseling. so we don't actually anticipate these disruptions. >> rachel: joining me now to react mike rowe he is the ceo of mike rowe works and narrator and executive producer of fbn how america works. welcome, mike. first of all, you have had some of your own travel delays as you were trying to get to the studio. but, let me just ask you this: because i thought that the silver lining of this whole pandemic was going to be that everyone was going to turn into mi

>> they cleared the house vote. and when they went to the second floor, bedroom they discovered a white male, with the cellphone -- self inflicted gunshot wound. >> was it him? maybe, maybe not. >> detective george navarro had dispersed tear gas. and then he in the fbi man, went in with the camera. the space looked more like an apartment, than in both. >> we went upstairs without touching anything, and we had booties, on and gloves. we went on, and looked at him. >> and they knew, after staring up pictures of that face for so many days, it was certainly andrew cunanan. >> we were very excited that it was over. we actually high fived each other. we were happy that nobody else was going to die. >> the police camera captured cunanan's his exit seen. >> what did you have in? their >> books and magazines. he was out of food. he was out of magazines. >> actually the house will give me the sense that he lived like a trapped right. >> in the living room, a spread of glossy magazines, with their high fashion ads, and reminde

i am sure the speaker of the house is frustrated as people at the white house. jonathan lemire, you have actually people saying oh manchin has not agreed to this or that. he and biden shook hands, he won 1.5. biden says i need two. they shook hands. manchin told cnn, he agreed on the 1.75. he agrees generally with the 1.5. i have said along they have been patient. they get something done and they pass a bipartisan infrastructure bill that's been there to be passed for a long time. they're debating the details now. what's the delay? do democrats just want to lose for the next 20 years? what's the delay? why can't they take yes for an answer? >> we are underscoring the levels of distrusts. we have heard from senator manchin, one of the reframes we heard is that we heard from some progressives in the house who says we need an explicit endorsement from sinema and manchin that they'll back the reconciliation package and in order for us to do an official vote on the infrastructure bill. now we are hearing and white house age is growing confidence. we heard from congre

the white house would not say what the number was. they just said talk to the department of justice and the department of justice won't answer. at the end of the soundbite with peter the first day with the president the president said not gonna happen. okay. what they are not going to happen at that price and the president said not going to happen. when one is it? brian: this is unbelievable. by the way unacceptable. you as at american people should expect more from your white house. i don't care who is in it whether it's eisenhower, trump or bush and now president biden. the one thing we thought is that they were going to be organized and experienced. and might not like their policies or not like their policies but they would know how to run this place. clearly when peter yelled at him that question on the escalator overseas from that moment that his staffers heard that question, if you missed the "wall street journal" story because you were focused on destroying our energy sector with green energy, i understand. you had about two da

we heard in a readout from the white house afterwards that dr. fauci told the president what we heard him say publicly, it will take a couple of weeks before we know the full picture, how transmissible it is and how the vaccines hold up to it but the vaccines should provide a degree of protection against the new variant. what the white house is likely to do is talk about the importance of doing what they were already stressing the american people needed to do, get your boosters, if you're able to. if you haven't yet, get vaccinated if haven't yet and at a time to get the message across for those eligible for boosters, perhaps this is a moment to remind americans of the urgency of doing so. but we're also going to see something that we don't see often at the white house, we're going to see two different sets of remarks from the president at the white house. yes, this morning talking about the coronavirus. but later today after a meeting with ceo's from the top retailers, dealing with some of the economic issues, this is a white house that wants to

called on the white house to take action. wow, how about that tweet, guys? carley: shut up and dribble. ing. pete: big boss is he talk about chairman xi in china. lawrence: they didn't want to be involved in politics but. fair for kanter to be involved to. say what he wants to, too. sorry. pete: see him if they allow him. ainsley: carley, we will get a lesson about basketball players. they were telling me about the euro while you were talking. pete: what ask it. ainsley: you can't carry. accept to be carry for just two steps now, carley. it started in europe and that's why they allow it in america. just two steps. the problem is what if you take that third step how do you know when to stop? that's the hard part. pete: this conversation i said a steph curry took a step and then another step and somehow that's legal now too? it was beautiful. lawrence: they always are beautiful. ainsley: are you teaching your boys to euro. pete: i played college basketball and i couldn't euro. my 11-year-old steps through the lane and i'm like that's a travel. ainsley: if you

andrew bates white house deputy director of rapid white house response the cbo really doesn't know what they are doing. >> the cbo does not have experience analyzing revenue amounts gained from cracking down on wealthy tax cheats who are taking advantage of every honest taxpayer. steve: that's how they are going to pay for it tax cheats. >> you are talking about 85,000 irs agents. 8 divisions of the military. double the size. brian: go after everybody. >> double the size of the irs. pelosi is telling moderates, progressives, everybody in her caucus, add in everything that you need just get the votes. knowing that it's going to fail in the senate so she can just flick it you will see washington's biggest flip right over to schumer. the parliamentarian there is going to tear it apart. brian: on immigration. >> pull out amnesty provisions. they already said the salt provision dead on arrival. hyde amendment abortion law pieces are dead on arrival. she just wants to get it off her plate and declare success. steve: when it gets to the senate, they will take a bunch of stuff out too. what's g

. >> 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

at the white house another weeks bringing a lot of bad news for joe biden. a new cbs news poll shows joe again under water. 56% disapproval rate. they disapprove of the way biden is handling every issue in this country. last week quinnipiac had joe biden at a meager 36% approval. biden didn't know or care. according to jen psaki biden intends to run for reelection this 2024. doesn't look strong enough to make it through the next 3 years. joe biden is everything we have been telling you he is since the election. since before the election. a weak, frail, cognitive mess whose incompetence and radicalism are destroying the country. here is former arkansas governor mike huckabee and former white press secretary. ari fleischer. the white house wants to blame kamala harris more than joe. they are both awful. their policies are awful. unless they change and adopt trump's policies i don't see them fixing any of the problems they are causeing. >> no, they are not going to change. they are dead set on running down an aggressive agenda. in biden governed as a moderate j

stop it, democratic propaganda machine, nbc news, "the atlantic," the white house, stop lying to us. stop picking the scab and trying to divide us by how we look. that was the core message that voters in virginia since last night. the question is, will washington manage to decipher what they have said? unfortunately, the odds of that are not great. remember on his final night of his bitterly fought campaign, terry mcauliffe brought in someone called randi weingarten to speak on his behalf on stage. yes, randi weingarten, a repulsive teachers union hack from new york who has precisely no interest in or connection to the voters of virginia. so what is the message with that? the message is really clear. we don't care about you at all. you play no role in this. this is an inside game. and of course they mean it. they really feel that way. they think it is how they win. through coalitions. you are not part of it. you see this in everything they do. here is a senile president and a vp no one likes. deal with it, america. in the case of virginia, just six weeks ago, a low iq "washington pos

we're told that the white house and fbi are monitoring the situation, and the incident has drawn swift reaction from lawmakers on capitol hill. police say that an officer did fire his weapon at the vehicle to try to stop it. no one was injured by that gunfire. cnn's natasha chen on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: the police chief, mayor, and fire chief would not answer any questions at the very latest update of the evening. but earlier sunday night, they did confirm a few key points, including the fact that more than 20 people were injured, including children. they would not say how many people exactly had been killed. the police chief said they are still working on informing next of kin, and many people are still being treated in area hospitals. the police chief did say that initially about a dozen children and a dozen adults were taken to about six hospitals in the area with more people who had been taken to hospitals in private vehicles. they also said that they did not believe there were actually shots fired from the suspect vehicle. law enforcement on the scene actually fi

four years later, biden is in the white house and you see the same dynamic. we don't have finalized results in all these races yet but it looks like both virginia and new jersey voted 10 or 11 points more republican in this year's gubernatorial elections than four years ago. the swing was very similar. the reason why youngkin won and murphy won in new jersey is you had a split there just because new jersey is a little more democratic than i think new jersey is. i think these specific issues are important, but this was a really bad environment for democrats which put republicans in range of being able to win at least in virginia if not new jersey. >> so important. i mean, phil murphy pulled it off, by four tenths of one percent. thank you both, appreciate it. >>> up next, an analyst who contributed information to the so-called steele dossier arrested by the feds. we have the reporter who broke that story. >>> also the covid controversy swirling around one of the biggest stars in the nfl. riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. all they need is a bike and

or it will be at the white house tomorrow meet peanut butter and jello the turkey participating in this year's white house they come from indiana some turkeys from years' past, corn -- only one of the birds will be named national thanksgiving both peanut butter and jelly will be counted as lucky feather. >> for now, they can get to stay at a luxury hotel in d.c >>> 65 seconds left. the defense rested its case in the murder trial of three white men accused of killing ahmaud arbery >>> any moment now the fda could authorize booster shots for all u.s. adults. regulators considering whether to approve extra doses of pfizer >>> forecasters say several storms could make a mess of tht thanksgiving next week new york city, seattle, atlanta, all major hubs that could get some weather be delays monday and tuesday to be the worst weather wise now you know the news of this thursday november 19th, 2021, or is it 18th i am shepard smith, follow us on the gram and twitter on the news on cnbc. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... ♪♪ ...in a sm

also the white house responding to the kyle rittenhouse trial. listener. >> about the verdict and the verdict speaks for itself. as many you know i have spent a majority of my career working to make the criminal justice system more equitable and clearly there is a lot more work to do. >> and people on both sides calling for calm following that verdict coming out here in kenosha, wisconsin. we are hearing that there could be some marches this morning here in the area. buff the sheriff has told us over the past few days that he has been talking with people on both sides. they have lots of officials on stand by just in case. he doesn't believe they are going to be needed. being on the ground i can tell you really calm. even yesterday after that verdict was read the emotion in court did not flood outside here of the courthouse. i can tell you that the family of kyle rittenhouse says they are expecting to pursue legal action after this verdict came down. will there we go. rachel: alexis, thank you. let's bring in fox news contributor and constitutiona

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

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while the request is voluntary, gina raimondo has warned the white house might invoke the defense production act if they do not respond. shery: china's record monthly trade server was provided clues to the fate of the supply chain crisis. as of october, the cone you meal it of total was almost as much as the full total in 2020. exports rose 27% last month despite disruption. haidi: haidi: bloomberg users can read more about those stories in our newsletter supply line on the bloomberg terminal. let's discuss china export data in more detail with alecia. what did you see the trade numbers that could give you clues as to the state of the supply chain disruption? what are we suspecting this week a given that we get ppi numbers? alecia: thank you for the invitation. what i have been seeing for a while is getting worse now because we are seeing the same thing at an accelerated pace. that is, chinese experts -- exports. europe's industrial production is not recovering fast. somebody has to produce. the production is coming with delays. that is related to lack of movement from covid affecting, clear

. >> working for the house. >> servants white servants. oh yeah. >> by the end of the 1920s oil pumped today's equal of $3 billion. in to the tribes bank account. every osage got an equal share. called the head right. which made them the richest people in the entire world. for non-osage, it was an out rage. >> so many of these images are of your family and other people just really living these incredibly lavish lifestyles. but at the same time are you saying -- >> it bred resentment. >> reporters around the country flocked to oklahoma. filing sensational stories of indescribable wealth. >> they were writing about spending habits and lavish lifestyle. making us look like cartoons. like story of the osage had a brand new car and drove it until it ran out of gas and left it. like we were just idiots that fell into this money. and we deserve to have it taken away from us. >> who is benefitting from the osage? back then? >> the bankers. they would charge fees for loans. store owners charge osages ten times more than non-osage. >> simply cheatin

you have got to be skeptical in the white house when you see the approval rating at historic lows. when you see the americans rejecting. i recall willly every part of his agenda. lawrence: america is back, lawrence, you told him. he told al. it's back. rachel: someone looking at those poll numbers and chomping at the bit is president trump. is president trump. joey, i know that he -- that the president weighed in yesterday. lawrence: yeah. he says a wonderful future lies ahead. i wonder, does that mean he wants to run in 2024? maybe that's what he means. maybe is he going to back on desantis. republicans are looking for something that's the complete opposite of president biden. and i think president trump would be that. he said it's a very interesting time in our country. he tells us hey, don't worry, we will be great again. and we will all do it together. america will never fall and we will never allow it to go in the wrong direction. i think a lot of americans are sitting there saying we are kind of are going in the wrong direction. president trump is saying that help is on the h

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

trump and also the former white house ethics czar. good you have to here. circling back to the documents and the hearing under way right now involving former president trump trying to shield certain documents from the january 6th committee, how do you read the judge's comments? she seemed to have criticism for both sides here. ana, thanks for having me back. thought she was far more skeptical and critical of president trump's claims of executive privilege. she did have some tough questions for the house of representatives but they had good answers, ana. on the -- on the challenge to president trump she made the point, look, you're no longer, sprump no longer the president. the current president says these documents should be released, isn't that it the end of the yaert. that's correct as a matter of law. that's the basis of her decision. she said she would be expedition and she brushed aside claims that there was kind of an injury that would justify the preliminary relief that the president wants. on the side of the house of represent

yet the white house, they'll still have theirs. and more. >> it is the white house. i mean, you do want them to have it. is this out of the ordinary? >> no, it's not. they spent $160,000 before. so we're trying to create something out of nothing? never happens on tv. >> we don't do that. >> jimmy: wow. a moment of clarity. that was like watching a dog walk into a mirror. christmas is now less than a month away. thanksgiving is behind us, and now every company is rolling out their holiday-themed products. and none more so than starbucks who are adding a new flavored coffee to their seasonal collection. >> the holidays are here. and there's no better tradition than starbucks seasonal beverages. we've got all your favorites. caramel apple, pumpkin spice lat latte, and introducing the all-new deviled egg nogguccino. we start with our blend of the finest gas station deviled egg, throw in two shots of espresso. a generous helping of nutmeg and heavy cream. blend it together and top it off with a drizzle of mustard and a dusting of smoked hungarian paprika. you've got a hol

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

i obviously don't work in this white house, but i worked in a white house. it is so paper driven that the idea that all the paper, even from the president trump white house, could be in the hands of the committee is -- is so much bigger than it would be at any normal workplace, bus the white house still issues paper schedules. the white house still staffs the speech on paper, all the changes and all the notes are on paper. it's my understanding that is still the practice. talk about what could be in these documents. >> we know there is a draft executive order that was related to quote, unquote, election integrity. who drafted that executive order? how close did it get to trump's trump? why didn't trump sign it? what executivings played a role in that order's journey through the white house? it is going the raise questions for the committee about the scope of executive power and whether or not whatever action trump's team could have mulled would have lawful. or whether there should be some sort of legislation to try rein in the executive's authority when it c

do you think dislike button is anything to do with the fact that the white house gets slammed with dislike buttons and time they put a video up noy worries there. here's story number three you know coffee boy that's coffee in between shows. ryan -- well ratings have hit a humiliating new low and not only reliable sources have reliably low ratings but smallest audience of the year people who would prefer to watch anything elsing on tv other than brian take a look at shows that outperform fresh prince of bel-air martin, paw patrol and good job brian tbreng it home for cnn. [laughter] before we go, remember you can stream dan bongino show on fox nation and don't forget to follow facebook and enis it a grandmother at unfacility erdz on fox that does it for us here tonight joining us for unfiltered see you back here 10 p.m. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the truth about joe biden, that's the subject of tonight's watters word. i'm sick of beating around the bush. time to call a spade a spade. joe biden is a horrible president. on pace to be one of the worst of

the white house saying that 17 nobel prize-winning economists have said the bill will reduce inflation. house speaker nancy pelosi pointing out the treasury secretary janet yellen says the plan will boost the economy, which tends to push inflation down, not up. manchin says he needs more time to consider the social spending bill. but the house ways and means committee chair richard neal isn't buying that. watch. >> i don't know how you can make the argument of slowing down a piece of legislation that has been out there for more than 2 1/2 months from the ways and means committee. the argument that you don't know what's in the bill at this stage, i could give you verse and rhyme. >> if both bills pass the house it's going to be cards on the table for joe manchin. congresswoman cori bush on fire tonight saying joe manchin does not get to dictate the future of our country. joe manchin's opposition to the build back better act is anti-black, anti-child, anti-woman, and anti-immigrant. that is from representative cori bush. but while his party is still squabbling over his agenda that includ

the former white house chief of staff, mark meadows, former department of justice official, jeffrey clark, they both stonewalled the committee during their scheduled depositions. congressman bennie thompson, the chairman of the january 6th committee, has threatened to hold meadows and clark in contempt, as well. but so far he hasn't done anything about it. we'll see if that changes in the coming days. congress is back in session this week. the senate will take up the build back better bill, which was passed by the house just before congress went on recess about a week ago. democrats have remained optimistic about the full passage of the second part of the president biden's agenda, but we haven't heard much from senators joe manchin or kyrsten sinema. they're the two main holdouts on the democratic side whose votes remain critical in the evenly split senate. meanwhile, the debt ceiling fight will be reviewed again. if you feel like it's deja vu, it's because we just went through this in october. democrats opted for a short-term extension which would avoid a shutdown of the government. a sh

chief white house correspondent indicate hand collins is here. happy thanksgiving to you. . >> happy thanksgiving, john. >> the reward for all the hard work you do at the white house is that you get to work. >> of course. >> the family of ahmaud arbery feared it might never come. three white men convicted of murder. >> we, the jury, find the defendant, travis mcmichael, guilty. >> woo! >> you heard that word "guilty" from the judge 23 times. all three guilty of murdering an unarmed black jogger. they face the possibility of life in prison. >> and you heard emotions in the courtroom after the judge read the first guilty verdict. that was ahmaud arbery's father. the judge had him removed as he read the rest of the verdict. his mother was in tears as the verdict was read. she later thanked supporters outside the courthouse. >> i thank each and every one of you who fought this fight with us. it's been a long fight. it's been a hard fight. but god is good. for those who marched, those who prayed -- most of all, the ones who prayed. >> they were confid

house, thank you. >>> you heard kristin mention those cultural issues youngkin seized on that may have been key to his victory, appealing to voters concerned about schools and other issues that affect their families antonia hylton has more. >> reporter: in virginia, the democrats lost not just the election, but the culture wars, too. >> we will change the trajectory of this commonwealth. >> reporter: republican glenn youngkin winning back suburban voters. by honing in on issues like abortion, mask mandates and education. >> we have to make sure we have the right people doing the right things for our education. >> reporter: youngkin targeting the theory over critical race theory, which is not taught in virginia schools. but the issue becoming a lightening rod for conservatives and taking center stage in school board meetings across the country, including southlake, texas. >> i don't believe in black lives matter all lives matter i have put three kids through school here. there is no more racism here than anywhere else. >> reporter: voters here delivered a landslide victory to conservati

first white house correspondent kaitlan collins joins me from edinburgh, scotland. this is a pivotal moment for joe biden on the world stage. it doesn't escape the notice of his counterparts that whatever biden is saying, he has still not been able to get democrats on board to actually pass legislation to accomplish his climate goals. >> yeah, jake, and the president seemed to get at that bluntly today in his remarks to the world leaders on the first day of this summit, acknowledging where the united states' standing on this issue has been over the last several years. a cleese reference to the policies of his predecessor. now on day one when he's trying to convince these other world leaders the united states is headed in the right direction we're seeing this key moderate senator, and senator joe manchin who has been at the center of these negotiations, potentially talk about delaying a timeline, of course, for advancing what the president says is a critical part of his agenda. president biden issuing an urgent call for action. >> we meet with the eyes of history upo

. ♪♪ kennedy: the white house is lying to you. inflation is here to stay. it is not transitory, that doesn't even mean anything. of course it's going to get worse but that's not according to republicans, one of the most powerful democrat in the senate, maybe the most powerful man in the world. how can you protect your finances before sleep he chose policies? empty your bank account and ruin your holidays. so fun starting to show on a positive note. labor department announced the crisis jumped 6.2% compared to this time last year. that's the biggest spike in more than 30 years and the last time it jumped that much was a member of 1990. everyone was sad. ice ice baby mother number one song in america. right now, up 11%. bacon is up 20%. enjoy your blt with no b. states, whopping 44%. today president biden said he's on top of the crisis. >> i'm here to talk about one of the most pressing economic concerns in american. and it's real. that's getting prices down, number one. number two, making sure stores are fully stocked. number three, getting a lot of people b

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