i love it. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, happy birthday. president biden getting hammered from all sides. the latest poll giving the president negative numbers on trust and leadership and the administration not competent. republican governors gathered on the southern border to slam biden's handling of the crisis. >> dana: 67% say they disapprove of the president's handling of both immigration and the border. >> bill: while he gets low marks on every issue including the pandemic, the economy, foreign policy, taxes, he does the worst when it comes to the border. and that's where we begin this hour. bill is live back in mission, texas today. good morning. >> good morning to you. the poll numbers certainly suggest there is a chunk of the american public out there not very thrilled with what's happening down here at the border and the security concerns here remain very, very real. we want to show you what we're talking about. look at the foet ore here. -- foeft owe here. they just arrested two confirmed members of the gulf cartel. mexican drug c

>> it is, bill. i am always reminded of this fact: a majority of our 4th and 8th graders can't read or do math at grade level. of course parents should have a say at what is being taught. before turning 10 years old into social justice activists we should make sure they can read and do math at grade levels. that's what concerns parents. schools are not doing the basics. schools are trying to introduce a radical curriculum. >> bill: plenty to debate. thanks. >> ♪ ♪ >> nancy pelosi doesn't have any idea how much $600 is. she spends that on ice cream. >> julie: back lash growing over president biden's bank monitoring plan. a bank executive tells us her customers are so worried about this. half of chicago's police force could issue sidelines and the city braces for another weekend of violence. >> the city of chicago will have a police force at 50% or less. that's not because of the fop. that's because of the mayor's unwillingness to budge from her hard line. pnc bank believes that if your phone can h

i am dana perino. >> bill: it's not even good. >> dana: it's annoying. >> bill: i am bill hemmer. the battle in virginia and across the country. parents getting involved in what is happening inside the classroom demanding their say. the father of a fairfax county virginia high school sophomore spoke up at a school board because of sexual material found in that school's library. >> i felt compelled to act because this material was creating an environment where kids could be groomed for sexual bred predators. >> dana: and virginia a dead heat for governor. mike emanuel. >> the 2 candidates are trading jabs on education. he talks about critical race theory. he talks about having parents meetings on critical race theory. it really bothers me. because it's a racist dog whistle. >> republican youngkin is hammering mcauliffe on critical race theory in schools. saying this started in virginia when mcauliffe was governor. >> that was in 2015 during his administration. fast forward. go to the state board of education website, you will find a book on the recommended leading list teaching cri

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it is education bill, health bill, climate bill, social safety bill. it is way beyond the mandate that the president and democratic party got in the last election and that is why they are having trouble, they can't do all this, it will have to get skinnier, drop elements out and cost a lot less to have a fighting chance of getting over the finish line. that is the conversation the president has to leave with his party and that is not a conversation that happens this afternoon, this is going to take a long time in my view. >> sandra: getting word kristen cinema is not on the hill, she's traveled back to arizona, robert, we're told, i believe for some sort of medical appointment. i don't know what that means for what is about to happen this afternoon. "wall street journal" says democrats trying to pass bernie sanders agenda with joe biden mandate. biden ran against this. that should have gone by the waste side with the small majority in congress, but it did not, robert. >> robert: a few things. one to douglas' point, talking about the infrastructure bill

13,$000 more per year to send your kid to daycare if this bill passes. it will increase your gas taxes to heat your home, higher 87,000 new irs agents to presumably rifle through and spy on your bank account records, gives amnesty to illegals, child tax credits and tuition assistance to illegals, i could go on and on but this bill is just as dangerous as it was before but now we have another month to expose it to the american people and that is what i intend to do. >> the white house is in total denial that this legislative failure was even a failure at all. >> i was with the president when he talked to the house democratic caucus, he got sustained standing patient and they chanted loudly and in unison vote vote vote vote and that is what we are going to do. we are going to vote. >> but they didn't vote vote. he landed, no vote happen. this is hilarious from the woman who claimed there was that video in been ghazi. >> chanting for a vote is different than voting and saying otherwise is silly but the biden administration keeps putting forth arbitrary dead

bills. nancy pelosi, the speaker, has said they're going to pass both bills and we believe that because we know that both bills are very popular and both meet the needs of the people right now. and so we're going to continue to work on both, keep our heads down and make sure we deliver. chris: would you agree that at this point both the moderates and the democratic party have a veto over the spending bill in effect and the progressives in the party have a veto over the infrastructure bill? >> well, their future may be intertwined a little bit. we don't necessarily agree that it is -- that they're mutually ex use i've. the point is -- exclusive. the point is very simple. we need to make sure that we look at all of the programs that we need to deliver, create a bill and so that we can get it passed through the congress and i think it's really just that simple. chris: so the president on friday told the house democratic caucus and especially the progressives they're going to have to come down o

bill, the 3 1/2 trillion bernie sanders socialist bill. meanwhile, you've got people like manchin and sinema, senators in the democratic party saying they aren't going to vote for a 3 1/2 trillion dollar bill. i don't see any -- to the best of my knowledge there has been no movement. all you have is people talking, gossiping, leaking, but in fact they're about the same place they were two months ago and the reason is pretty straight forward. the american people do not want bigger government. gallup reports now we're back where we used to be about 58% want smaller government. when you tell them about these bills they think it adds to inflation and inflation is what will kill the democrats next year. but "the new york times" is right and we have the most expensive thanksgiving. it doesn't matter because you can't afford the gasoline and then you can't buy christmas gifts because they're on a ship off long beach which biden the other night on cnn couldn't remember the name of. at some point this stuff all breaks down in a very practical and h

, yes. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer good morning. we got that settled. the latest surge of migrants with about as many people as iowa city making their way to a growing camp in panama after a dangerous and deadly trek from columbia. the camp offlimits to the outside world. griff jenkins trying to get access in panama today. what have you found out? >> good morning. the foreign minister to panama here has been sounding the alarm for weeks about this haitian caravan which is upwards of 60,000 strong passing through panama trying to get to our border. every one of those 15,000 haitians under that del rio bridge passed through the area where i am in this pipeline of migrants isn't slowing down. it starts in south america. let me show you a map so our viewers can understand. you can see south america and columbia there separated by what is known as the darien gap into panama. the world's most dangerous, dense wild juggle. they end there and don't start until panama. migrants have to go through this juggle area with all the natural dangers

bill. >> bill: we'll watch it. thank you, in new york. >> julie: 16 days after president biden ordered 24/7 operations at california ports and more than 100 cargo ships are still anchored off the coast of los angeles. this is a new study from american trucking association says the trucking industry is facing a shortage of 80,000 drivers. president and ceo of american trucking association chris spear joins us now. a frustrating situation to be in. you met with president biden 2 1/2 weeks ago. has anything changed since he said that he was going to fix the supply chain crisis? >> i think there have been some adjustments in the ports that are beneficial but the supply chain is more problematic than just the ports themselves. we have asian manufacturing at 50% levels pre-covid. their ports are just as backed up as our ports. we have chassis shortages, container displacements, yard shortage at the ports. if you look at the chip shortage not just in automobiles but trucks, censor shortages. you look at the chronic shorta

>> bill, that's exactly right. >> bill: help me with something here. i think america and washington in particular has a giant riddle to solve by the end of this year, maybe it gets done and maybe it doesn't. i guess we'll blow by the halloween deadline. maybe christmas, early december. but you have a debt ceiling, government funding bill. you will have to make a decision on infrastructure and the massive social spending bill. based on what we understand right now the democrats have cut the number in half. i don't know if that's true. what do you do if you are a progressive? do you say well, i wanted a to z but i have to accept a through h and i will vote on infrastructure bill as well. you see the rubik's cube that's shaping up. what do progressives do if the number is cut in half and the infrastructure bill is still on the table? do they vote yes on both in the end? >> bill, the news that came out of the white house that i heard about was that joe manchin was standing pretty strong on not allowing much of the climate agenda to be part of the package.

talking trillions, much larger bill that is the human infrastructure bill. pelosi promises they will have an infrastructure vote and still saying it will happen today, although democrats don't seem to be closer to striking a deal. senator joe manchin a key moderate with kyrsten sinema says he is opposed to the $3.5 million price tag. 1.5 trillion in comments outside the capitol is his top number. progressives are really ticked off calling him names throughout the course of this. "politico"'s headlines democrats grit their teeth after manchin lists demands. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez basically mocked the senator from west virginia. watch this. >> senator joe manchin said 1.5 trillion is his number. is that sufficient for the both of you? >> nor one year? here is the thing is that there is a lot of games being played with this number. so this is what senator manchin was saying two months ago and so the question that we have is which senator are we negotiating with? is this june manchin, september or august manchin, will december manchin >>

border tonight, bill, thanks. up next, students and parents have their say after a ruling in the case of a sexual assault in a virginia high school restroom. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 35 in orlando. the initial autopsy on brian laundry's remains produce no, sir concrete results on the manner or cause of death. these according to lawyer for the laundrie family. no comment from the sarasota medical examiner or the fbi. laundry was of course a person of interest in the strangulation of girlfriend gabby petino. her body was found last month at grand teton national park in wyoming. $20 billion in fraudulent unemployment benefits have gone to criminals. that includes $810 million to killers on death row and other prisoners. governor gavin newsom says the fraud pipeline halls now been closed. and this is a live look inside minute maid park in houston, texas from fox sports. the big story of course there tonight the astros host the atlanta braves in game one of the world seri

the tax and spending bill is tied to the infrastructure bill. and i'm convinced the infrastructure bill goes forward, so will the tax and spending bill here. i'm also convinced that if moderate democrats say wait, like joe manchin, we're not going to support all of these taxes and all of this spending and that goes down. then i'm convinced they'll have to bring infrastructure forward. so look, for republicans, we support roads and bridges. we don't support roads and taxes. in the house, that's what this vote is. >> martha: okay. congressman brady, thank you. good to have you with us. >> good to see you. >> martha: good to see you too, sir. we're waiting as we see in the bottom part of the screen, a gorgeous day on capitol hill on this friday afternoon. great day for a drive from the white house over to the hill. that's exactly what the president has decided to do. he's been criticized in recent days for playing too much of a back seat role on this. he's happy to listen and people come in. joe manchin, i thought this was an interesting comment, h

know that sinema and manchin will need a much lower number to pass the bill. the next couple of weeks, i think we're going to see back and forth on the top line spending number. >> arthel: you mentioned the next couple of weeks because they have to have something according to the speaker by october 31st. do you think the democrats can coalesce and come together for a passable bill by then? >> well, arthel, i remember when people were joking about how the previous administration had infrastructure week and how that dragged on forever. i think those jokes might be coming to haunt democrats because they are realizing how difficult it is to get something done on infrastructure now, something that, you know, both republicans and democrats seem to agree with on roads and bridges. on the other part, the soft infrastructure package, i think that what democrats are confronting right now is a real trust deficit because you had moderates who were furious that their progressive colleagues lobbied against an infrastructure bill that they supported, and i think that if you

democrats failed to reach a deal on infrastructure social spending bill. standoff between moderate and far left progressive's forcing house speaker nancy pelosi but for now, plans for about this week. welcome to another hour of fox news live, i am eric shawn. arthel: hello, divided democrat failing to see eye to eye on president biden's massive social spending plan with two senate moderate saying $3.5 trillion price tag needs to be cut down drastically. the president wants their support but liberal house democrats say bipartisan infrastructure bill cannot move forward unless the senate passes the larger spending package. meredith has more on all of this mark, tell us more. >> it's good job security here from washington news coming out of d.c. good afternoon. president biden said he remains confident eventually democrats are going to get on the same page get around to passing to massive spending bills but when might that happen? product the president had a chance to go up to capitol hill to encourage democrats to keep negotiating but the party is ending thi

welcome back. >> bill: up on 20th floor. that's back when he had newspapers. >> dana: let's bring back the newspapers. mask and vaccine mandates are growing among schools coast to coast as the biden administration target states that block mandates. >> bill: did you keep anything from march of 2020? >> dana: a plant that did fine. i have been here since january. i toss a little water in there. >> bill: the state investigating several states rather that prohib school mandates. education secretary miguel admitted his agency doesn't have the power to enforce the mandates but supports local efforts. >> parent involvement in critical in the process. we have the responsibility to protect our stunts and staff. i support the decisions made at the local level. >> dana: michael and jacqui heinrich has more. >> there are civil rights investigations into florida and texas over whether bans on mask mandates discrim inate against students. he said withholding federal funds might harm students. >> holding funds from students is the best app

votes on both bills back-to-back. >> bill: tough stuff. i don't know how you thread the needle. >> dana: it is ridiculous nonsense. this is no way to run a railroad. they have such a narrow margin of support. they came up with a 3.5 trillion. didn't explain it to anybody and we forgot to listen to what manchin and sinema told us. those things are off the table. they are making the ways and means chairman, the democrat, chairman saying what do you mean? you want me to come up with a new tax policy out of thin air and i'm supposed to have it written and sent out? this is not a way to run a country. i don't mind if they want to have a proposal to change the tax system let's have a conversation about it. you can't write this thing in the middle of the night and expect america to support it. >> bill: steam is coming out of his ears. you get the sense they're throwing ideas against the wall almost every day to throw a different idea at the wall and right now the target is billionaires. whether it goes anywhere is an open question. manchin and ot

and you know, the bill, the $3.5 trillion bill that they are having such trouble with, two and a half thousand pages plus long, what do you thinkk nancy pelosi has read the whole thing? to think joe biden has any clue what's in it? we're talking about things we don't like. what about free college, free health's care for illegal alien? what about the fact that there's no covid testing for people streaming across the border and yet now we are looking at vaccine mandates that will be enforced by making fines on companies ten times greater than they are now, 70,000 to $700,000 per infringement by companies that don't abide by the vaccine mandates that joe biden has enforced on us and i think the vaccines are great. but you don't force people to do this by bankrupting companies that they own. >> sean: let me shift a little bit. i've talked about open borders, weit have about a minute, scott brown, and i mentioned countries like antigua and belize and nevis an end cyprus and turkey, even canada, australia, and new zealand. how much would it cost to get a passport in new zealand if i investe

i need your votes on both bills. here's why the infrastructure bill is good. it's going to mean more money for ports. going to deal with supply chain disruption. it's going to mean internet for rural america. here's why the build back better bill is good. it's universal preschool for everyone, child care is covered, massive investment in solar and wind and i want your support for both. we'll get there in ten days. something that will get done. >> neil: so you think we'll get there within ten days and this idea this could drag on indefinitely is wrong. the impression was yesterday before the president jetted off to rome that something was going to start happening within 24 hours. that didn't happen. why? >> you know, neil, that's -- you've covered the hill a long time. members started leaking. everybody wants their own view. i'm not denying there's some members in our caucus would love to have the vote on infrastructure happen. so they built that up. the media ran with it. that wasn't the president's view. >> neil: the media is running with the story that the p

other bill, the bill -- our members have been seen for months that these two bills need to go together. >> laura: and that is what they are holding out for. in other words, the grand madam nancy pelosi was herself whipped by the squad. speak of the house speaker and president raised the stakes and it didn't work. >> we want to make sure that when the president lands in europe, that people know this is a functioning government. that is not going to happen. so that is a loss. to speak of the president, and in this case also succumb of the speaker don't have the leverage and produce they thought they did. >> laura: ouch. with bite a dead pelosi, it is the art of the fail. the democrats, they have the house, the senate, and the presidency. but they can't shoot straight. their confidence and not afghan army and their insistence that inflation will be transitory. and tonight will add to their newest lists of failed productions, that passing these bills will somehow be a lifeline to pristina popularity. if anything, with the spike in prices coming and the dimming power of the dollar, biden's

there are republicans on that bill. if you put it on the floor, it might pass. >> i would be delighted to see republicans vote for acting on climate change, for supporting family policies. for tax fairness. i don't think you have to be a democrat to think that it makes no sense, and you've got multi billion dollars profitable corporations that in some cases have paid zero in, takes. i think this can be a unifying agenda. just like the president's idea that we have to buy america more which by the way is something else that would really help with some of these issues we have with keeping up with imports. these are things that most americans agree on. that i would like to think there can be support for across the aisle. just like the president's successfully secured support across the aisle for this ambitious vision to improve everything from the ports roads internet highways and more >> bret: so new parents and any parent going to get the toys they want to get for christmas? >> i know i'll be very excited to shop for the

bill that republicans have laid out what they believe is in the bill. i think sometimes they don't tell the total truth and democrats are outlining what they think is important in the bill. the american people are lost in all of this. the answer to the question is, yes, pass the infrastructure bill first. chris: jason, would that make a difference? if they passed the infrastructure bill and you heard chris coons say, look, i think by the end of the year -- he's no longer talking about just october, but the end of the year, if they were able to pass both infrastructure and some form of the social spending bill, would that change president biden's -- he's not going to win over republicans, but would that change his standing with the country in general? >> i'm not so sure that it would, chris. i think biden's fundamental problem is he's trying to push bernie sanders' agenda and the country didn't elect bernie sanders. that's his problem. fundamentally. his ambitions exceed his mandate. i think harold ford is right. he's got a 50/50 senate. he's got a small

so this bill, this infrastructure bill and this is why the agreement was partly to vote on the bill yesterday because that bill partly reauthorized those programs, maybe they just do that bill later tonight. the senate is also still in session. they're out recess subject to the call of the chair. they can come back and approve that tonight. that would accomplish two things, three things really. turn on the programs again. they don't go dark. number 2, you take the pressure off of getting a deal now. the third part and the down side of this is, you take the pressure off of doing a deal now. you need the pressure. the longer this sits out there, it's like house guests and fish. you don't want it to be around too long. a lot of people think that is pretty calcified, frankly. >> neil: i'm usually that guest. stating late, waying pay per view movies, raiding your refrigerator. i don't know when is going on there but i wonder. >> the wine, the scotch. >> neil: no wine bottle would be safe. a very nice explanation. so we don't know what is going on behind the closed doors or how forceful is presiden

spending bill and the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. let's bring in former congressman jason chaffetz and business professor at kings college brian brenberg. both are fox news contributors. gentlemen, thank you so much for being with us. jason, you have been in the halls of congress. you have some insight into what is going on. are you surprised that we're looking here not justs at the house speaker and nancy pelosi but the president of the united states and joe biden and not really being able to wrangle in their conference and get everybody on the same page and get done what they want to get done? >> it's not surprising because their margins are so small the promise of joe biden was that he was going to unite the country. he was going to bring together republicans and democrats. that really hasn't happened. other than the infrastructure bill. but i concur with what the "wall street journal" wrote about today in an opinion piece which is the true power here, the one who has the veto power, i think, is bernie sanders. joe biden is a weak

>> taxpayers will foot the bill and it is shameful. this makes you believe president biden loves illegals to come across the border, you have this theory that this is biden's reelection plan or democrat reelection plan that is not true but every decision he has made would lead one to believe that and incentivizing people just this week he tied the hands of border patrol agents to where they can't arrest people that come across the border. they are not deporting people. this problem is only going to get worse, drug probably going to get worse, human smuggling is only going to get worse and the american people have had all they can stand, president biden's agenda and open border policy is another bad decision by president biden. todd: your colleague dan crenshaw said the family of the slain servicemember gets 400,$000, less than what the current payout is to people who don't fight and die for the country but simply come here illegally. what is the family of a slain servicemember supposed to think when they see that? >> they have to be de

>> the build back better bill, the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed, it is already starting. >> is that talking point working, that this gigantic bill is going to call inflation somehow, how is that going to work? >> i don't know. it certainly, they made two arguments, one that it costs 0 and i began to the national deficit, that hasn't been accepted by the public and that this, passing the trillion dollars in spending will team inflation. i don't think the public were most economists believe that is the case. the other problem for the administration is they have been dismissing and mocking concerns about inflation. and psaki from the white house press briefing room talking about supply chain crazies, that these were high end problems. they've been offkilter in terms of their knowledge but in terms of their tone dismissing with the american public is talking about. laura: gas prices are daily tax on every american, hitting low income and middle income americans hardest and their answer to that is the spending bill will help and lower your expectations, drive less, have expectati

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bill? >> bill: thank you phil. you will see it only here. >> sandra: attorney mary general merrick garland facing rapid-fire questions. >> what on earth does the national security division have to do with parents who are expressing disagreements at school boards. it's wrong and it's unprecedented to my knowledge and the history of this country and i call on you to resign. >> sandra: did those senators get any answers? plus new allegations and a whole new question, did the white house have direct role in all this? >> bill: plus, under biden collecting big bucks for his outwork. we will ask miranda devine who is looking into that, who is paying, and why. coming up next. ♪ ♪ ousandevery year. and it's easy. there's no money out of pocket and no upfront fees. and while some banks are raising their rates, newday is holding the line for veterans. lock in your rate. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shh! i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12

not just the social spending bill, in the infrastructure bill. it is a political plan to reward allies. jon: it's going to be an interesting couple of weeks on capitol hill. congressman ken buck, republican of colorado, thank you. >> thank you, jon. jon: crews are are scrambling to contain crude oil leaking out of a pipeline off the coast of southern california, threatening nearby wildlife and wetlands and forcing officials to cancel the final day of the pacific air show. christina coleman live in los angeles with more on that. >> reporter: hi, jon. a big clean-up recovery effort is underway to keep this oil from further polluting the water. more than 3,000 barrels of oil leaked into the ocean just off of huntington beach south of l.a., and we just learned more than 2,000 feet of protective boom has been deployed at seven nearby wetland locations to protect the wildlife. the oil still runs from huntington beach pier down to newport beach. it was discovered yesterday. city officials say this has forced them to stop activity in the ocean and along

bill benefit. bill -- dr. bill benefit. welcome. >> thanks at lot. mike: attorney general garland's son, as someone who has served this senior administration posts, is that creating a major conflict of interest for the attorney general? >> well, it's certainly inconvenient and certainly a matter of appearances, it looks very bad. but let's go to the substance of the thing. what in god's name is the justice department and the fbi doing involving itself in these parent complaints about what's going on in schools? look, if there's ever a threat of violence, it needs to be taken seriously. it can be take thatten seriously and is by local law enforcement, and that's where it belongs. but the notion that the federal government should be into this sends a shudder and is attempting to send a shudder through the parents who want to speak up at school board meetings. we've seen this activist parental group all over the country take it in their hands to say what's going on. and it's not just about crt, critical race theory, it's about a lot of things. it's just

this bill will fight inflation. the reason it will fight inflation among other things, we have a drag on our economy and labor supply because a lot of parents are not going back to work because they can't find childcare, you will see politicians maybe on this program saying up is down and black is white and somehow saying the opposite but let me be clear this bill will flight inflation. this is very important, 17 nobel prize-winning economist have signed a letter in the package will help fight inflation. another wall street analytics that we talked about on the president's bill will fight inflation. chris: this administration has been minimizing inflation for months. you know the word that's being used by this administration, transitory the fact that it is transitory and you want to talk about experts of former secretary of the treasury under bill clinton under the top economic advisor to barack obama, larry summers has been talking about inflation for months and a lot of people worry when you take an inflationary o

bill malushan has the latest on that. hi, bill. >> reporter: hey, eric. look, it's the cartels and the smugglers out there who continue to benefit by far the most from this border crisis. they're making a killing right now because they know there are people out there willing to pay a lot of money to get here to the united states and to that point, take a look at the video we shot in the rio grande valley last night. they were on the hunt for human smugglers. they're swarming on the local freeways. as you seize people taken into custody, once they cross the border illegally there are smugglerring waiting to pick them up and take them further inland in the united states to areas like houston. dps try to position themselves on the highways, where they look for loaded vehicles, where the frame of the vehicle is riding low to the ground where there's a lot more weight to the people. this happens multiple times every hour, every night in the rio grande valley. take a look at this video. haitians are showing up in large numbers in tijuana. the an average of 200

the second is a bill on human infrastructure. i'll talk about both bills in just a moment. first, i want to set one thing straight. these bills are not about left versus right. moderate versus progressive or anything that pits americans against one another. they're about competitiveness versus complacency. they're about opportunity versus decay. they're about leading the world or continuing to led the world pass us by, which is literally happening. to support these investments is to create a rising america, a america that is moving. to oppose them is to be complicit in america's decline. to support these bills is to pursue a broader vision of our nation and oppose them is to accept a very cramped view of our future. this isn't about two pieces of legislation. it's about inflection point that i mentioned earlier where we are in our history, the world history. so here's what i'm proposing. first, the infrastructure bill. it's about rebuilding our roads, highways, bridges, parts, airports, broad band. all the things that need repair. our arteries of our economy have always bee

they are going to put this omnibus bill together, not specific spending bills or specific budget bills or specific authorizing bills that work their way through the process, they lump them all together, they tell members you've got 48 hours to vote on it, people claim they know what's in it in the media. they don't have the foggiest idea. there's a vote, ran through by the democrats, and the hope is that one democrat senator from west virginia and one democrat senator from arizona will save the republicans. is that what this country is supposed to be about? of course not. so i went through this and found some of the stuff that's in this bill. you ready? might want to take notes. you will have to take them quickly. the irs will get almost 80 billion dollars more. they're going to hire from 75,000, they will hire up to 125,000 employees to monitor you. they want to monitor all bank accounts as well as paypal, venmo, cash app, etc., any transactions of $600 coming into your accounts or leaving your accounts. does that sounds like limits on billionaires or multi-billionaires? no. it will c

>> bill: bill question from the parents of this young woman. investigators are looking at the laundrie case in a new way after his parents changed their timeline of his disappearance saying their son vanished earlier than they were first telling authorities. phil keating live in north port, florida. parents are sharing some information with investigators. what can we say about that? >> just a little bit, bill. brian laundrie's parents, whenever they rarely come in and out of the house never say anything to all the reporters shouting questions at them. they've barely spoken with investigators. now according to the petito parents, gabby's family, it turns out when gabby was missing for days and then missing for weeks they would call, leave voice mails and text messages with the laundrie parents never to be returned even when the last text said we're calling the police. petito's body was found in wyoming 2 1/2 weeks from her. her parents last herd from her in late august. a new brian laundrie timeline provided to the f.b.i. by his parents. two day

, $1 trillion bill, make a $3 trillion bill that helps fewer people. >> bill: i need a flowchart for that. there was a deadline for september 27th. they blew by that. there was the deadline for september 30th. they blew by that. now they are talking halloween. we will see whether it happens or not. i mean, big picture, mr. speaker, do they get this done? if so, what does it look like? >> of the former speaker of the house, i have to confess nancy pelosi runs a dictatorship, and she runs a better than i thought possible, so maybe she can get it done. the problem they have got, and by the way, aoc is right. you could write this bill to only fund the program for two years. that would shrink the whole bill. it would shrink the whole bill. now you would be down to the number that in theory manchin and sinema could go for. i don't think they will get away with that, but they could. i get a sense that it is getting harder and harder to put this together. biden on the road in the middle of 400,000 people crossing the border illegally with inflation rising, i'm not sure biden is going to be a

on those bills also in making great progress. i think you will see a real change in these high-tech big tech area in the near future. >> congressman, thank you for your time, sir. >> president biden's agenda is in danger of being tainted by progressives in the house a separate bills has no chance of being passed. they say that the three-point trillion dollar price tag as way too high, so where do democrats go from here? kayleigh mcenany will weigh in next. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. there is no place like home y'all! vanguard. and these people know that there is no place like wayfair. i never thought i'd buy a pink velvet sofa, but when i saw it, i was like 'ah'. and then i sat on it, and i was like 'ooh'. ooh!

let's bring in our panel, kimberley strassel and bill and kyle peterson. kim, how much of a political problem are rising energy prices for joe biden? >> it is a massive problem. these are the things that hit people's pocketbooks the most. i think one of the bigger problems for the administration is they are not actually addressing this. they are suggesting it is not happening, something that affects wealthier americans only. this is something that average people see around them not just when they're driving, but at the grocery store and with supply shortages. this administration seems to have no plan with dealing with it. paul: bill, the one thing they tried a little bit ago was to beg opec and opec plus including russia and a couple other nations to pump oil. they said no, we will do a little, but not too much. now they call in the oil and gas companies, the biden administration does, and says please, rescue us. gas companies they are trying to put out of business. >> that is a problem. you cannot turn that around on the dime. the first day in office he s

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they need a bill. the president thinks the ideas he is laying out in the meeting we expect to wrap any minute in a package slimd down is 1.75 trillion. something he expects will win over the support of every kind of democrat. >> what is your message to progressives? [inaudible question] >> president biden: everybody is on board. you're on board, aren't you? >> the part about bernie sanders is hard to believe. he says every sensible revenue option seems to be destroyed. that means no way to pay for it. progressives still want to see an actual text. ilhan omar says she is a no until there is a text that they can see. the white house lays out the president's day like this. president will speak to the house democratic caucus this morning to provide the build back better agenda and infrastructure deal. he will return to the white house and speak to the american people about the path forward for his economic agenda and the next step to getting it done. progressives have enough support to sink whatever presid

pass the reconciliation bill. mike: how do you respond if, senator grassley? >> well, if they stick together, they can do almost anything. but we've got some wise democrats that are raising the question about spending $6 trillion on top of what was spent last year to get the economy back up and running that was all bipartisan. now if they want to be strictly partisan, leave the republicans out of it, they can do that. but there's some democrats that are responsible moderates, and maybe they can stop it or at least make it more reasonable. but any of these new programs are going to be with us for the rest of our life, and they're not sustainable at the level they're putting them in place. mike: what about the sticker shock? we're talking $3.5 trillion. that number may come down, but you're also talking about new entitlement programs that once washington hands them out can never seem to take them back. so couldn't this be many more trillions of dollars, sir? >> well, well beyond the $3.5 trillion that they have in t

and so she's hell those two bill -- held those two bills hostage. and then she promised to have a vote last week, but gus what? -- guess what? she didn't have 218 people that would stand with her. she killed the infrastructure package that was supposed to be voted on last week according to her own legislative crisis that she created, griff. griff: we shall see what happens this coming tuesday. congressman jason smith, thank you for taking time. have a great saturday. >> thank you, griff, take care. griff i didn't have for a lot more on this on "fox news sunday" tomorrow with chris wallace, he'll speak with senator chris coons, check your local listings for time and channel. plus, on "mediabuzz" howie kurtz will dig into this week's spending fight tomorrow, 11 a.m. eastern. jacqui: late last night a federal appeals court reinstated the texas law which banned abortion at about six weeks, 48 hours after a federal the judge suspended it. alexandria hoff has the latest. >> reporter: there there is a lo keep up with, for sure. the fifth circuit court appe

new bill in spending. how do you say it's that much spending at the same time it costs nothing. i think another challenge they have, brian, is politically, what they caught themselves doing is saying we need to pass this to show that we can get something done. >> brian: i know. >> we need to pass it for biden. we need to pass it for terry mcauliffe. we need to pass something. but the reality is what they are selling nobody wants. so they have caught themselves in boxed themselves in a corner that they failed, they look incompetent and if they succeed they will hurt themselves next november. >> brian: monica for people at home i don't want to confuse them the 1.75 is democratic driven the 1.2 with 1.2, should they should though vote for that bill? >> they need to have an understanding two separate bills these are de facto one bill. one giant bill that the democrats just split into two. to try to get some bipartisan support first one. that's called the infrastructure bill but very little of it, i think like

the bill includes free community college for illegal immigrants. so in addition to medication, housing, healthcare and education in grades k-12, illegals will have a free 2-year college education. $79 billion for enhanced irs enforcement to conduct more audits. biden argued it will close the tax gap for uncollected revenues and raise fund for the white house's sweeping funding plans. this should make hunter biden and socialists have been winning elections defeating long term incumbents since 2016. a growing number of adults in the united states hold a negative view of capitalism. two years ago 58% of young adults had a positive view of capitalism. socialism is not only accepted, socialism once whispered about is being promoted from the highest levels of our government. so back to venezuela. you probably won't like it there. for those of you who need reminding be socialism doesn't work. the crushing poverty and violence in venezuela is the latest example. people go through garbage bags through the rush i shall to take whatever they can and try to se

. >> bill: high bill >> martha: thanks, sandra and bill. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. so it's been a pretty tense day and a long day already for the president of the united states, job. he reportedly told members on the hill that the really tiny margins and majorities and his presidency are on the line when it comes to these two bills. a clear effort to convince progressives that even this slimmed down 1.75 trillion human infrastructure frame work as they're calling it, he's trying to say to them, this would do it. this would achieve the economic transformation of america that you seek. >> any single element of this frame work would be viewed as a fundamental change in america. taken together, they're consequential. >> martha: they weren't so convinced of that. it wasn't flying with progressive that are dug in. >> so you're not on board with the frame work? >> i want to see it improve. >> this is not what i thought was coming today. >> martha: she said she felt bamboozled. leading to this moment minutes are. >> are you holding a infras