the democrats are caught in the logic of bernie sanders andoc aoc and the left wing of the party. this bill could be entitled socialism now that's why bernie sanders is excited could be more inflatione and faster that's what larry has been trying to warn them about and this is a furtherre reminder that the biden administration is committed to treating illegal immigrants better than they treat americansra tt i think it's very significant the biden administration refuses to tell us where they are sending peoplela last month they had 210,000 illegal immigrants which is about the city of birmingham alabama. have no idea where they were sent. we have no idea how w many have covid or criminal records. a friend of mine told me but we cannot verify they were )ci4 afford that turns out to be true in a situation where you the average viewer cannot afford to go there for vacation but i i seats were taken up by an illegal immigrant that is how sick the administration is. demand the governors and demand the governors and states have a right to know what the government is doing to change

joe biden said he was a moderate, and nothing like bernie sanders. he is bernie sanders. this is the bernie sanders agenda. and bernie sanders is never been a democratic socialist, he is what he is, an old brooklyn red, i remember guys like this, he has control of democrat party, and they want more control, i heard ed markey say, a cook from massachusetts -- a kook from massachusetts, i heard system say, this is only the beginning, we have a lot more to do with the economy and climate change, this is a first step. and so people need to understand they are never going to be satisfied because people who stir the pot like this and turn systems inside out and create consequences they never look in the mirror, it is the fact they don't have enough of your money or control. this is the first step? you talk about 6.5 trillion, that does not even include the 6 trillion proposed budget by joe biden. >> that is right. well put, we're talking about numbers that i never thought we would be talking about in this country, i first came to washington, 35 years ago, reagan was president,

you know, it's bernie sanders reconciliation ideas that are going to get put through. look, we have had moderate democrats mentioned before. that the progressives takes on crime and so forth, you know, almost cost him the election. nancy pelosi can only spare a few seats. and what is most instructive about the case you mentioned about the eviction continuing this, joe biden is continuing even after he admitted he doesn't really have the constitutional authority to do that. and one reason that nancy pelosi and want him to do it is i think they are not sure they have the votes or don't want to go on record. that's one of the things about the progressive experiment they really don't want to put it to the legislative test and to go out there and have votes. they would much rather have executive orders and so forth. that speaks to the deep down fears a lot of this stuff is not popular. >> this get's to the left's argument during the trump administration that he was busting up norms and getting things done through executive orders which the opposing party is always going to

that's why bernie sanders is excited. this bill could be entitled "more inflation faster." that's what larry summers has been trying to warn them about. and this bill is a further reminder that the biden administration is committed to treating illegal immigrants better than they treat americans. i think it's very significant that the biden administration refuses to tell us where they are sending people. last month they had 210,000 illegal immigrants that wean off, which is about the city of birmingham, alabama. we have no idea where they were sent. no idea how many of them had covid. no idea how many had criminal records. a friend of mine told me, we haven't verified verify the, that they are being flown into hawaii. if that turns out to be true then you're in a situation where the average viewer can't afford to go to hawaii for vacation but there are seats being taken on planes by an illegal immigrant. it'll tell you just how sick this administration is. >> laura: there needs to be legal action filed for demand of this information. the governors have a right to know what t

he's nothing like bernie sanders. he is bernie sanders. this is the bernie sanders agenda. bernie sanders isn't a democratic socialist. he's never been a democratic socialist. he is what he is. he's an old brooklyn [inaudible]. i remember guys like this. he's got control of the democrat party. the democrat party wants more control. i heard ed markey say who is from massachusetts, i heard him say, steve moore, this is only the beginning. we've got a lot more to do when it comes to the economy and to climate change and all the rest of it. this is a first step, and so people need to understand, they are never going to be satisfied because people who stir the pot like this and turn systems inside out and create all kinds of horrendous consequences, some predictable, some not, they never look in the mirror. they are never circumspect. it is the fact they don't have enough power or your money or control. this is the first step? you talk about 6.5 trillion. that doesn't even include the 6 trillion dollars proposed budget by joe biden, does it? >> that's right, well put. you know,

thousands and thousands of the republican people with the bernie sanders supporters and people donating the only person they have never ever known as bernie sanders but they just want to get their kids back in school. i've been in the congress last five years fighting the superduper majority i have seen what is wrong with our state government and why the greatest a in the nation is now last and just about everything. i know what to do to start fixing things on day number one to translate the greatest citizens movement into the fundamental change that we need with profound national implications. >> right. and then the latino community i can tell you that because i was part of the and my family i have a lot of family there. they are frustrated with governor newsom they are unhappy with the way he is running the state. the unemployment rates are skyrocketing. taxes are skyrocketing. latino families are strong nuclear families. they were card and they need the jobs. they want someone who can lead the state. they don't care who it is. they want someone who knows what they are doing. someone

bernie sanders used to be in the periphery of american politics in the democratic party now he's writing the budget for the united states of america and probably will pass in some form. tell us what is in it so people can get a sense how big this is. >> that budget reflects that everything from a civilian climate core to universal pre- k free community college also align about lowering the medicare eligibility age. it doesn't say so i guess that is a committee to decide that but the key thing to understand is a lot of these are huge creation and expansion of entitlement programs and even if this budget can only find them for a time-limited number of years because of the reconciliation rules the democrats are betting that once there is a universal pre- k system set up it will be in perpetuity. paul: that is crucial the entitlements it is automatic you get them if you qualify by certain standards i'm trying to think the last time republicans or the congress repealed silly when i can think of is 1989 but also how rare it is with a catastrophic health care bill. that they are betting basical

bernie sanders thinks since roosevelt. he's pushing for big change. >> martha: take them at their word. that's what this is, a transformational remaking of a lot of the united states economy in terms of enormous spending. it's going to government checks for child care, housing equity, which includes rental assistance. elder care, climate change, college for free and community colleges. and then you have amnesty in this bill. tough to figure out how this falls under the reconciliation frame when you look at how it will be passed that will go to millions of undocumented immigrants. the president says it's to build back better. look at what is in here. what is in here for american businesses? what will help them get back open? get back to work? there's barely a mention of that kind of incentive in here and how do you get those workers back, how do you get them to leave their home and fill the 10 million jobs that are now available in the united states. who better to talk about this? fox business correspondent susan li and cha

. >> brian: austan, i think he is doing what bernie sanders said he would do, he did not get the domination. dagen, is this still capitalism? >> dagen: the $3.5 trillion plus plan we are talking about creates that new entitlement that will last well beyond a 10-year period, and gets the middle-class hooked on government handouts, not investing in spending and handing over, decision making to the likes of bernie and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. but i find it rich that lindsey graham come and give mcconnell, now complaining about spending, they signed on to the infrastructure. we had already spent and included what was passed this year, we had already spent $6 trillion. anyway, so you get a bipartisan infrastructure plan that was more than two-thirds of the senate that never happened, so where is the media calling out nancy pelosi and her nincompoops for not pushing it through? now she has tied it to the 3.5-$5 trillion plan. she will put a vote on it, this is a huge win for joe biden and heinous fuel degree on her part, she is owned by the left and aoc and bernie sanders, chuck schumer is

sanders back three naturally dollars budget resolution as peers of her midterm election grow. second the speaker hold her carcass together and she looks to advance both measures. this bring back our panel. so, dan, so take stock, what is this affect all of this is having on the biden's presidency section of biden as a leader because he owns approval ratings are all before even afghanistan into for example from the covid-19. where does he stand. guest: i think he stands on precarious ground with the american people and probably with his own party as well paul having there has been criticism from people in the democrats in congress senators for instance upset at the execution of the afghanistan withdrawal and evacuation and the president gave a speech last of money that was kind of brittle speech, describing the reason for doing it in any went to camp david so i think the president's political standing is weak in the moment, all of these members of the house are coming back after all this happened and they're going to be asked by nancy pelosi to pass an array of bills quickly to

the squad and bernie sanders trouble so does the white house so they will ram through as many socialist goodies into the next monster bill as possible of course the three.$5 trillion so-called reconciliation bill that you pd m gain of 18 made possible to ensure that we lose more of the country that we love this is just ante partial list amnesy , civilian climate core, climate research, racial justice and health investments, look at those numbers. universal prepaid tuition free community college and the all-important electrifying the federal vehicle fleet. massive tax hikes will pay for some ofiv this and of course huge borrowing as well it will be cronyism like solyndra and be cronyism like solyndra and waste and fraud and abuse to accompany any spending of this magnitudeis chuck schumer feels the climate is just right. >> the budget reconciliation bill will do more to combat climate change than any legislation ever, ever in the history of the senate. that is a promise. >>laura: we know this because climate was mentioned nine times in the instructions to the senate committee. what the d

sanders likes to self identify. this is not progressivism as they self characterize, progressivism is the bastard child of marxism. dewey and others they like the marxism and they rejected the constitution, we have people pulling down monuments, burning books, shutting down debate, attacking free speech, and trying to balkanize the nation on race, and gender and income. is this not marxism dressed up as something else. >> with karl marx, the devil in karl marx, from a number of different biographers, he had a favorite line from spouse. the line from the character. thech devil demon character. that line was, everything that exists deserves to perish. he called it in a litter for the ruthless criticism of everything that exists, he sought to tear down the foundation to raze . and with these modern marxists, they are seeking the fundamentally transform the order, they are revolution airs. in their case they are seeking to do it according to something else, -- race, gender, sexuality, what is important to understand,, y

bernie sanders rented it out i think last year for an event. peter doocy was out in the corn and then walked toward the camera. that is where jackson walks up to kevin costner and says is this heaven and kevin costner says no, it's iowa. steve: if you build it, they will come he built the field of dreams. brian: if you could pick anybody in the past to walk through the corn stawrks and add to your team would it be lou gehrig babe ruth, hank aaron who would you like it see walk through those cornstalks? has to have a baseball background. ainsley: i pick babe ruth. steve: babe ruth and ty cobb. brian: hey joel did baseball ruth walk out? steve: it was the picture of the year. ainsley: i went to built more plantation two years ago and ty cobb's grandson comes up and says i watch "fox & friends" all the time. the nightest man. brian: kevin costner has been on our show. ainsley: yes he was and i will never forget that. brian: i object just approved will cain's travel and tomorrow he is going to cover this. steve: i realized this yesterday when berni

bernie sanders and aoc are above the law. we saw it with unemployment extension and extension so the incentives are not there to work. he feels that there is a new dawn awakening. we were warned. gavin newsom said this crisis gave us a chance to discover a new progressive capitalism. barack obama said look at capitalism where they are paying money back. it's been institutionalized by the biden administration. 1, they don't believe in the law as it is written. they feel they can answer to a higher law. joe biden just said that. and they feel it's not reciprocal. you could have a sanctuary city and violate federal immigration laws but don't say you can buy a gun without federal laws applying on gun ownership. it's never symmetrical. they are our moral superiors. they pick and choose laws to follow. >> laura: i said in january of 2019 that aoc, after she was elected, she would be the thought leader of the democratic party and i was laughed at because everyone thought she was so much out there. he is the thought leader. >> she is

todd: not surprisingly, if you don't like it, bernie sanders does like it. here's a tweet outlining his thoughts. for too long congress ignored the needs of the working class, elderly, children, sick and the poor, now is the time for bold action. without getting too wonky can you explain how the debt limit plays into all of this? because this seems to be something that nobody's talking about and it could be the big factor here. >> this used to be an issue in congress. republicans used to care about the deficit. and for whatever reason over the last few years, many of my republican colleagues have not been as concerned about the deficit but janet yellen said this week that we're going to have to vote on the debt limit increase. you cannot continue to pass massive deficit spending. so this debt limit vote, something that hopefully conservative republicans and if there are any conservative moderate democrats out there which i don't think there are any moderate democrats that care about the deficit, but we need to make sure that the congress has to pass a debt l

what it has become is the open gate way to lead into this $3.5 trillion package that bernie sanders transformation package of america they're trying to set up. they gave us a 2,700 page bill. in a few days to look at it. the very afternoon that we get the cbo score that tells what the bill cost, it fell short by $250 billion. what is chuck schumer's response? let's rush it through the night. let's get on to the bigger part of this transformation of america. i said no. we're not going to accelerate it. we're going to expose it to the light of day. the more we can talk about it -- that's why we're having this conversation. we have an opportunity to let the american public understand what is in this bill. we let them understand what it cost. now we're seeing positive movement in our direction. a couple of senators have changed their positions and not going to vote for the bill. we're putting a lot of pressure on the house. it will be very difficult for democrats in the swing districts to continue to support this as the light of day comes to bear and as their taxpayers, their citizens understand exact

he feels the answers to somebody else, the deities of bernie sanders or aoc above the law. we side with the unemployment extension extension extension and he feels there is a new dawn and the rules of capitalism don't apply. we were born, gavin newsom said this crisis gave us a chance to discover a new progressive capitalism. president obama said we should look at capitalism, whether paying money back and balanced budgets, the theory of the university has been institutionalized by the biden administration. they do not believe in the law as written, they feel they can answer to a higher law. president biden said that and they feel it is not reciprocal. you can have a sanctuary city and file federal immigration law but can't buy a gun without federal law or gun ownership, never symmetrical because they adjudicate which laws they pick and choose to follow in which they can't. laura: i said in january 2019 that aoc after she was elected would be the thought leader of the democratic party. i was laughed at when i said that. everyone thought she was so out there but she put image

sanders budgeting that passed when the rule passes. we didn't debate it or even try to out locate the money where it needs to go but the money needs to go to the border and national defense. first and foremost that is the constitutional responsibility. jillian: lawmakers in texas will be talking about increased border spending because governor abbott is trying to build the border wall on his own but you say that should be a federal responsibility. >> it absolutely is a federal responsibility and furthermore the moneys to expand to do our job should be reimbursed to the state. texas to permit of public safety has done a phenomenal job trying to be the backstop at the border but that's not their original intent. they are supposed to be enforcing traffic laws on the highways, not enforcing border protection. jillian: another big update, there was a hearing on the texas voting law made possible by three democrats who broke ranks with the rest of their party and came back to work. runaway democrats but some of them are showing up. sounds li

this is not a social activism, per say, it is not democratic socialism, as bernie sanders likes to self-identify, and not progressivism, as they self characterize. and progressivism is the bastard child of marxism. have we today are people pulling down monuments, burning books, shutting down debate, attacking free speech, trying to balkanize the nation on race, gender, income. is marxism dressed up as something else? >> yes with karl marx, from a number of different biographies, he had a favorite line, a character. the devil demon care, that line was, everything that exists deserves to perish. -- called it in a letter to rouse. he sought to tear down the foundation, to raze and with these modern marxists, they are seeking the familiar -- fundamentally transform the orders, they seek to do it according to something else erase, gender, sexuality, but what is important to understand, you point out in "american marxism," they take general marxist framework of putting people in groups in categories, you are not an individual made in image of job, the judeo jaigz christian understanding we're all imag

sanders readies the framework for that bill. >> the size and scope of chairman sanders socialist shopping list will make every disagreement with pat and manny the infrastructure compromise look like. reporter: the gop for weaponize the bill and portray it as that's running up that. eric: will keep you on standby in case we have that. thanks so much. ♪♪ arthel: california officer is in critical condition after shooting outside a police station near los angeles last night. police responded to a disturbance outside the station in la habra. the suspect was killed in the shootout. still not clear what exactly that up to the gunfire. another crime making headlines nationwide, this one in atlanta where there could be a break in the case of a brutal murder of a woman and her dog inside a very popular perk. investigators say a witness to the stabbing deaths of catherine and her dark last week have come forward and cooperating with the investigation. they raised the rework to $20000 for information related to the coming. charles is live with more. reporter: the county district attorney for atla

those moderates include representative josh scottheimer saying if it was good enough for bernie sanders and 50 democratic senators why can't we move forward? minority leader mitch mcconnell says republicans are unified opposing the larger bill. >> every single republican in the house and senate is opposed to it. it is a devastating blow to the economy on top of the inflation we already have, trying to take the country in the wrong direction. >> reporter: nancy pelosi under threat from house progressives if she brings infrastructure first. they say they will oppose it. a war between house democrats right now. todd: moderate democrats hold the line. not surprisingly business owners in the big apple not happy with the vaccine passport requirements. >> reporter: the program got underway which requires diners to show proof of vaccination before going inside but one restaurant owner says this is recrimination. >> we are trampling on civil liberties discriminating against people was the mayor of new york blocked out tourists, families, telling people who have not been vaccinated that they don'

sanders, i've never been a socialist, you know exactly who i am. now democrats on the congressional level are going to have to make an estimation, what's good for me if you are on the border, talking a lot tougher about it, the bipartisan coalition that went to afghanistan yesterday to see what was going on there, that's a little bit of a fissure that i think is going to be happening amongst veterans versus the establishment. i feel a kindred spirit to this region, we fought for this in iraq and afghanistan, i want to be there. to the point about foreign policy, barack obama beat john mccain, one of the most highly decorated patriots and people who served this country, it's also the anniversary -- >> dana: the issue then was economy. >> jessica: we had an election, we had the bush years where we got into these wars and barack obama did have foreign policy running against a veteran and pulled that off so i don't think it's -- >> jesse: barack obama was long on wrong on the surge and when joe pulled out of iraq, we got isis. >> dana: the democrats ar

. >> bernie sanders is older, but he's sharp as a tack. your dad, not near the age, but your dad has more energy than 1,000 men. i've never met anybody on his game. he was on this program unscripted, 35 minutes the other night. the week before, 40 minutes. a look at this, a while back i said i can't even joke about it anymore because it's not funny. that was something your father would never allowed to happen. >> it's unthinkable. it's truly unthinkable great when you watch this, you realize exactly why they will not allow biden to answer any questions fred he can't get through a sentence without stutteringti without messing up, without making a full out of himself and it's tragic. what isit he getting right? i'll answer the question. he's not getting anything right. he's not getting the border right, he's not getting afghanistan right, one of the most sacred grounds, the amount of time my father spent at that tarmac at to a.m. greeting fallen soldiers coming back from war zone, coming off of those c-17's in caskets draped with american fl

sanders transformation package they are trying to set up. they give us a 2700 page bill and only a few days to look at it. in the very afternoon come out toco see what the bill actually caused, it fell short by a quarter of a trillion dollars. what's the response? what is chuck schumer's response? let's go ahead and accelerated, was put in her rearview mirrors and get to the bigger part of this transformation of america. the more we are able to talk about it, that's the reason why we have this conversation rightt now. we've had the opportunity to let the american public understand what is in this bill. we let them understand what it costs. and we are seeing is a real positive movement in our direction for a couple of senators are ready have changed their positions and are not going to vote for the bill even though they were going to support it before. i think we put a lot of pressure the house are presented is. i think it to be very difficult for democrats in these swing districts to continue to support this a as the light of day comes to be

while the squad and bernie sanders know the democrats are in trouble, so does the white house. they know this. so they are going to go ramming through as many socialist goodies into their next monster bill as possible. i'm talking of course about the $3.5 trillion so-called reconciliation bill that the g.o.p. gang of 18 made possible. it's going to ensure that we lose more of the country we love. here's just a partial list. amnesty, a civilian climate corps, climate research, racial justice and health investments, you see the numbers they are, it's huge. paid family medical leave, universal prepaid, and the all-important electrifying the federal vehicle fleet. okay. massive tax heights are going to pay for some of this and then of course we will have huge borrowing as well. and we all know it's going to be cronyism for linda style, waste, fraud, and abuse that will go through the spending of this magnitude. nonetheless oh, chuck schumer feels the climate is just right. >> the budget reconciliation bill will do more to combat climate change than any legislation ever, ever in the

ainsley: so a number of people including bernie sanders throwing their support behind gavin newsom in this recall effort in california. celebrities are rallying around him and you can see on your screen right there the money that's going into this between hollywood and big tech. i'm going to go out on a limb here, tomi, and say you're not surprised. >> i'm not surprised at all. but, if gavin newsom thinks that socialists and celebrities and the hollywood elite are going to save him from recall, that just goes to show you how out of touches with the millions of californians that put this recall into motion. i'll give him a hint, those folks that want him out, they are not the ones that survived his lockdowns, shutdowns, code map dates and tyranny and plush mansions and gated communities in silicon valley. they are the average americans that had to muddle through his tyranny and lockdowns. had to close their businesses and deemed unessential by him and his administration. and those that had to have their children in virtual learning while illegal immigrants were receiving schooling at o

democratic socialist bernie sanders is trying to sell a $3.5 trillion budget bill to address wealth inequality. that is harder to sell that has $500,000 beach house. and finally, twitter says the taliban can stay on the platform if they obey the rules. in other words, the taliban officials can keep posting misogynistic and homophobic statements as long as they don't question the cdc's mask guidelines. [applause] don't go away. narrator: eva-marie smoked 12,000 packs of cigarettes over 15 years. she quit and now there's a new lung cancer screening that could save her life. you stopped smoking. now start screening. no matter how much you smoked, early detection could save you. talk to your doctor or learn more at savedbythescan.org >> greg: thanks to carley shimkus, t.w. shannon, the airport, it's not smooth to say the least. now "the five." >> hello, everybody. it's 5:00 in new york city in this is the five. >> president biden new it was coming in let it happen anyway, but the embattled president addressing the nation again on what went wrong in afghanistan after a bombshell report proves his t

todd: it's one thing to have bernie sanders as your socialist democrat in the senate, it's another thing to start inviting members of the squad in. it takes a different shape at that point. jillian: right. todd: i don't want to say then it becomes real but -- jillian: it is real already. look, 2022 i think is going to tell a lot, it's going to dictate a lot, it does every year when you're going into a presidential election, that's in 2024. however, with the stat of our country right now with -- state of our country right now with the economy, with covid, with immigration, there's so many issues, with crime, i'm so curious to see what people are going to end up voting for next year because i wouldn't be surprised if we have record turnout in a lot of areas. todd: for a midterm. jillian: yes. todd: i have to think in new york stay, i feel like schumer does enough upstate in an area where they don't love aoc he would win a primary challenge. jillian: in california, republicans vote to not endorse any of the four candidates running against governor gavin newsom in the recall election. they c

brown, the joe biden democrat, against nina turner, surrogate for bernie sanders so there was this clash but nina turned her head in the past and said things about israel that called into question her loyalty to israel. brown went to israel a couple of years ago and supported the jewish state with great emphasis. yesterday, was the election. tuesday was the election. >> longest question ever. >> the turnout was very low. 13% or so. the jewish turnout was more than double that. don't these issues count and don't the democrats have to remember who their constituents are? >> they do, geraldo. >> do you remember the question? >> no. >> joe biden has a messaging problem and a management problem. the message was during the campaign, we have to defeat the virus and then the economy will recover. we have defeated the virus and the economy is recovering. but joe biden is acting like anyone of those things are true. he's acting like we haven't beaten the virus. he's hyping up delta. we're back and forth on masks. and, oh, i don't know, are we going to open the schools, geraldo, and on the economy,

sanders by three and half trillion is what you sense the price tag is that we know that's going to be closer to $5 trillion and also this bill raises $161 billion through new fees. and basically, deficit financing. and when you look at that, plus the 256 billion-dollar debt, and when you look at the fact that does not even count the money that they came up short in the outlier on this, you are talking about this is something too expensive to the board and there is no reason to say, august is here, we have got to pass this bill. we need to be more thoughtful. and we need to do a bill that is going to tend to the roads and rivers and runways and railways and broadband into it with the money that we have. do not go spending the money that her children and grandchildren are going to have to pay back. mortgaging their future, taking away their freedoms. so i am standing up for hard-working tennesseans who have told me on a clear, they're all for infrastructure and i am all for infrastructure. i am not for this bill, i am not for the amount of debt this is going to pour onto our nations boo

democratic socialist bernie sanders trying to sell a $3.5 trillion budget bill to address wealth inequality, medicare expansion, free pk, community college, free everything except free thought. as carr mark said democracy is the road to socialism which is my least favorite bob hope movie. it sounds better than socialism is the road to gulags but it's like my racist neighbor once said. if you have got nothing to say don't say anything at all unless it's about the blacks or the jews. he was racist. prove my point. since when is being a capitalist a bad thing? it's harder to explain than socialism. >> i think capitalism's flaw is that it's been so successful people have delusions of socialism replacing it. it's made us so comfortable. it annoys me, look at the scandinavian countries. those countries will tell you we are not socialist countries. they are straight up about that. i think it's a shame. capitalism is the word that bothers people, switching to free markets. it has the word free in it. we have done dav split experiment. it was called the berlin wall. traffic was going one way. i'm ge

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sanders. in los angeles county, a woman named janice hahn, a superintendent here. very far left. she said "poverty is destructive. government needs new and better strategies to stop the cycle of poverty and a guaranteed basic income program has real potential." give them money. that's the answer. just give them the money. >> what this really is a pilot program for socialism. the government pushing you further into dependence. you can be free or dependent on government. you can't be both. make sure you choose wisely here. there's always a catch. this universal basic income, there's some americans and young americans that think that money grows on trees and comes from the government. the government has no money. the money that they're using and sending around and handing out that is your money. it has to come from somewhere. there's always a price to pay and your freedom is not wort that price. >> trace: the ceo of jp morgan chase was on earlier and he said this. watch. >> we think roughly the e

. >> i think that the bernie sanders' wing of the party is the tail wagging the dog. i think the progressive wing is where the energy is, it's where the political money is on their side, and so when they pretty much when they play the music, democrats up here dance. brett: your reaction to that? >> all i would say is that the vision that the president has put forward is embraced by the majority of americans. certainly the majority of democrats but independents and an all lot of republicans you agree on the things we need to do, not just the infrastructure bill but the idea with all the loopholes, you've got corporations not paying their fair share, the idea that americans deserve to have paid family leave, like people in just about every other country, that healthcare ought to be more you affordable, that 4-year-olds ought to be able to get pre-k and community college out to be free, there's nothing radical about these ideas. they are mainstream ideas, pretty much everywhere except certain circles in washington where we're trying to make sure that capitol hill catches

sanders socialist spending plan which is very dangerous for this country and completely unsustainable by the american taxpayers. >> jon: congresswoman, republican from new york, congresswoman, thank you. >> thank you. >> jon: now this fox news alert. hundreds of people are dead and hospitals overwhelmed in haiti after a devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck there this morning. haiti's prime minister declaring a state of emergency that will last for at least a month, as disaster response experts assess the damage. but the outlook there is grim. the u.s. geological survey is expecting high casualties and widespread disaster. we have live team coverage tonight. alex hogan is standing by as haitian americans in new york city wait to hear word of their loved ones. but first, ryan chilcote has the latest on the quake's aftermath. ryan? >> yeah, the epicenter of that quake was about 5 miles off the haitian coastline at a depth of about 30,000 feet. whenever you have a quake like that, you have two immediate dangers to consider, first off the possibilities that the quake could be follow

sanders budget. that's where we are right now. that's where the cats priorities are. of >> jesse: doing everything possibility to pass. but not doing the minimum necessary to make sure we do not leave the citizens behind. we will see american hostages, we will see thousands of allies trance behind enemy lines and we are witnessing the slow-motion collapse of american credibility all over the world because of the absolute incompetence within the white house right now. going to pivot back into schools, covid, schools, getting ron desantis in the mouth to get away from the afghanistan fiasco. and we know what it's going to happen and the press will follow it. it's going to be a hostage crisis that's going to haunt the administration for the rest of the term. no doubt about that. you've got an intelligence background and so here's the question. if state department cables were going out in the spring and the summer, embassy cables going out in the spring, the summer, get the heck out of afghanistan. situa

sanders, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. we'll have the president's remarks and instand feedback. more children are falling ill from the new covid delta variant as a parent what do you need to know doctors nicole saphier and marc siegel will be here. oregon drops proficiency requirements for math and readings for high school graduation. loudoun county tearfully quits over critical race theory. a lot to talk about the next two hours. i'm john roberts. join shannon bream and me at the top of the hour for america reports. see you then. ♪ >> kayleigh: gold medal winning wrestler tamyra after winning gold in the 68-kilogram final. that moment went viral when she said, quote: i love representing the u.s. i freakin' love living here. reflecting on that moment again today. watch. >> when he asked me that, i felt like i went into transand got spoke through me. i look at the camera and just go. and i know that there has been a lot of negativity going on and i just want to enlighten people of my feelings to spread positivity shoot, i

. >> people including bernie sanders throwing their support behind gavin newsom. >> if gavin newsom thinks that socialists and celebrities are going to save them from recall, that just goes to show you how out of touch he is. >> [gun shots being fired] steve: it is currently 4:30 in the afternoon in afghanistan, and we start this hour with a fox news alert. the taliban, as you can hear, shooting off guns and occasional fireworks, celebrating the departure of american troops , from the country of afghanistan. ainsley: we also have a picture of the last soldier boarding a c -17 from kabul's airport. brian: right. peter doocy live at the white house as the president is set to address the nation at some point , usually a half hour or 45 minutes or like yesterday, over an hour from when they said they're going to speak. reporter: right and on this first day, in almost 20 years that there are no u.s. troops on the ground in afghanistan, what is left behind in kabul is a really tricky diplomatic situation in the weeks and months ahead because officials around here know, millions of afghan citizen

what this new bill does, the 3.5-trillion dollars drafted by bernie sanders this is pushing us over the cliff to socialism. president trump wants our children to have the same opportunities we had not worse. >> you referred to this as a socialist debt bomb. people on the left says this will help people gain more economic freedom. >> freedom is the worst possible choice of words. this is taking away our freedom. the government wants to take care of us from cradle to grave starting with free childcare. the government will pay for everything. the amount of debt our children and grandchildren will shoulder for this is enormous. we continue to race taxes. we will crush the economy with the taxes for this. they said so. death taxes are growing up. they will kill capital formation and kill the fossil fuel industry and make america less competitive and china will laugh all the way to the bank. >> what do you make of what the president said yesterday about opec needs to pump more oil. >> it's amazing. the president's policies in america make our oil prices go through the roof. every good and ser

sanders as the head of this budget committee this bill has his fingerprints all over i and includes an extraordinary amount of things that are not hard infrastructure there's a lot of broadband which does hav some agreement. there's a number of republican senators including mitch and lindsay rob and others about 19 in total that are on board with this. >> but the other half of the proposed 3.5 trillion is human infrastructure which is where all of his social programs like and it's going to hit quite a speed bump and she said she wants this whole thing together so that's going to be a difficult pill to swallow even forcing democrats in the house. >> to your point there is 19 republicans that voted on this advancement of the house and th vast majority of them are safel holding their seats they aren't up for reelection i think only two of them were surprises. a total of four up for reelection and they voted to support this. their logic is they can get thi through to the house and possibly try think got from wha otherwise would be a reconciliation package some of the hard infrastructure

the 3.5 trillion bill was largely the idea of bernie sanders, was it not and why you have mitch mcconnell every day calling him chairman sanders. i would guess that's the messaging on behalf of republicans who want to kill this thing. >> 100% and why progressives and democrats on the left are trying to do this p.r. campaign with a bus tour and build back better and explain exactly what they are trying to do because they know how powerful the socialist tag was the last election and election before that. they know in places like southern florida, they know in places across the middle part of the country that this really sticks and if they don't get ahead of the messaging progressives, they are really going to get stuck holding the old maid. i don't think the big one is getting through but they'll make a push and their real push should be with joe manchin and kyrsten sinema and other moderate democrats who aren't signed on as of yet. >> dana: jamie harrison said this about the build back better bus tour. we know there is still be done and the build back better bus tour will remind that it is

bernie sanders may have lost the nomination but he won the war within the democratic party over what they're like. and so we're now down to just a handful of democrats in the house, maybe 9 or 10 and maybe 2 in the senate that don't sign on to this socialist agenda. i'm pulling for them. there won't be a single republican in the house or senate supporting this 3 1/2 to 5 trillion dollar tax increase. >> bill: thank you for your time. a lot of news on all this throughout the day. appreciate your first word of the day here with us today. mitch mcconnell. thank you. so a couple things here again the president will meet with g-7 leaders at 9:30 eastern time virtually. maybe we get something from the pentagon in the next hour after that and house lawmakers get a briefing of their own. when that happens even behind closed doors there will be a multitude of leaks coming from that. we're watching for headlines. you have a lot of other news today. today is the deadline for u.s. intel officials to deliver that report on how covid started in the first place. remember biden ordered this so will

a $3.5 trillion bill that was orchestrated by senate budget chair bernie sanders. it is -- both sides agree this is a transformation a

sanders when she was in the senate. i do think we have to think that through. it also seems unlike delay speaker pelosi would impeach president biden but on the other hand the frustration this is expressing, the kind of incompetence associated with this the incompetence of the control and the u.s. mexican border. and the high rate of inflation and now they're pushing for this $3.5 trillion package, which will further worsen inflation. i think the american people very disturbed about this presidency. neil: republicans are also claiming that this would have never happened under donald trump even though he wanted to leave earlier and struck this deal to begin with the taliban. do you buy that? >> definitely inponderrable we do not know this. there were tactical decisions in this withdraw by this administration that made it worse. for example, among those who were first withdrawn were those that were providing maintenance for the flight crews that gave the afghani army air expire or the over the taliban. once it lost air ex

sanders budget. i think it's fair to say they caved to progressive pressure and again this is just a shameful day. there is -- >> dana: i just want to play a sound from two democrats who publicly said what your bill would have done and then they voted against it. watch here. >> the deadline is when the mission is accomplished and we bring our people home. >> i submit we have to stay until we get our -- certainly our american citizens out and as many of our afghans out as possible. >> dana: i don't understand. if you are willing to say it publicly why wouldn't you be willing to take the vote? >> and i know these members have been working very hard behind the scenes informally to help people they know. i respect their service but congress has more tools at its disposal than just going in front of a microphone or sending a sternly worded letter to the administration. we are supposed to be the branch of government to pass legislation that forces the executive branch to rethink their approach or at least