as soon as he lands in europe. that's not going to happen. it's not going to happen tomorrow, it sounds like, maybe it will happen next week. ening all democrats show they run washington right now. the one thing that might help nancy pelosi in the coming days, a handful of republicans in the house who want to vote for the bipartisan infrastructure bill, i think conservatives across the country would urge those republicans even if on the merits you support the infrastructure bill it has been linked inextricably by the democratic leadership to this monstrosity build back better plan and to throw a lifeline to the democrats when they clearly still don't have the votes within their own caucus there was another rough ugly day for the democrats in washington. >> yeah. the house just voted to pass that interim until december 3rd for the highway programs as expected. but, obviously no big vote leslie. what about what guy just said there the linkage of those two bills. the progressives who said we are not voting until we see the text. until we know th

nato, of course expulsion of diplomat back-and-forth between nato and russia and frankly throughout europe in the last few years he says nato wants to teach russia and lecture russia and no hopes for cooperation there is a sense of reset and it's not a minute and neither side wanted but live off was here and he worked the room with his diplomatic skills. he has been in his position for a very long time. arthel: he knows when you're giving a cold shoulder to the secretary of state. there is a reason for that. we are going to run eric has a guest standing by. thank you for your great reporting. eric: as we wait for president biden to begin his news conference and wrap up the g20, did this accomplish anything concrete? un secretary-general is saying his hopes are unfulfilled and other world leaders are touting still poses success. the former state department senior advisor to president trump and george w. bush, former assistant secretary of state under obama and executive director of the jewish congress, welcome, let me start with you, it does seem pretty mild stop public financing of a cold

sandra: fox news alert, president biden desperately trying to save his economic agenda as he juts off to europe. as president biden suggests the deal is almost done. progressives are saying not so fast. look who is here? >> good, great to see you. and it could be a very busy two hours. i'm bill hammer in for john roberts. the president arriving on the hill earlier today announcing a framework deal on that massive spending package. it's currently listed at 1.75 trillion, half of what democrats initially wanted. it also includes $2 trillion in tax hikes. >> sandra: proposals for family leave are and they scramble to get democrats on the same page, and that's just days before the suddenly neck and neck governors race virginia where democratic loss could be seen as an indictment of a party that cannot get things done. president biden addressing the nation this morning at some key democrats will remain skeptical. >> and our people. >> it's a major, major snafu and clearly to my mind, we need to have certainty. and we can trust. >> on john barrasso is standing by with reaction and there is a lot of i

in america, we were only collecting like a third relative to gdp of what they do in europe. somehow companies like amazon do, legally through the tax code, it's not cheating, get their rates lower so we should in some ways come up with a global standard, but to go higher than that is only going to ruin business in america. >> well, they're going to be at 15%. we'll see how that slides as soon as 2023. dan, harken back to your accountant training and wharton crunched the numbers available to them. they come up a half a trillion of paying for this, the idea that it's know the adding to the debt is wrong. they've got to correct that or just sluff it off. >> the comment is completely disingenuous to say that it's paid for or free or doesn't have any cost. again, all that is is trying to garner votes. and now what i think is going to happen here, neil, if all of these tax increases are going to go through, and this is what i see all the time in our accounting practices, we're doing tax strategies. the federal tax going up, let's say for individuals hitting 50%, and you're kind of

biden told congress he needed this agreement before he jetted off to europe for this climate summit. that didn't happen. now pelosi report of warning fellow democrats not to embarrass joey while he is a broad. praising joe's -- this is my favorite moment of the day -- nancy pelosi, who struggles a little bit cognitively herself, nancy pelosi talking about, wow, how engaged joe is and he wrote the bill and his encyclopedic knowledge. joe biden? is this the same joe biden, we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men and women are created by, oh, you know, oh, the thing, that guy? anyway, pelosi was a nervous wreck today. take a look. >> for those who said i want to see text, the text is there for you to review, for you to complain about, for you to add to, or subtract from, whatever it is. we have agreement on most of those things. now when people see the language they may say this goes further than i thought, i don't know. we will see what they say back. you have to remember that we planned for $3.5 trillion. we were totally ready, and i say this because i feel some level of

the truth is the relationship between europe and the united states is under strain today. you mentioned france, of course, which is still reeling from the secrecy in which this nuclear submarine agreement between the united states, australia and the united kingdom was shaped which led to the recalling of the french ambassador from the united states to paris, first time it happened in the relationship in both countries and we've seen other episodes that show the hasty withdrawal from afghanistan this summer which also was received, i think, with a little shock in capitals like berlin or london, both countries-- >> hate to cut you off there. but we're getting cut for time. thank you for your analysis and we'll have you back again. griff. griff: a lot more coming up, new york city's mandate for city workers. that's coming up next. e grass♪ ♪ i'm way ahead of schedule with my trusty team ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? timber... [ sighs he

breaking tonight, president biden arriving in europe leaving his multitrillion dollar social spending plan back home hanging in the ballots. democrats delaying a key vote as progressive support looks like it's crumbling and just hours from now, new york city's vaccine mandate goes into effect with critical worker shortages expected to get worse as trash is now piling up on the streets of the big apple. >> are they coming to ever pick the garbage up again? i don't know but i'm told there are rats in everybody's house. >> shannon: alec baldwin spotted shopping in vermont following that deadly accidental shooting. we begin tonight with the democrats divide on full display once again as the left-wing of the president's party sidelined his agenda items after he leaves the country. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking the very latest developments for us tonight. >> usually we think of republicans as being splintered when it comes to making big deals in washington actually happen, names like romney, collins, and murkowski come to mind but now it is actually democrats who are dea

i'll have more to say after i return from the critical meetings in europe this week. but for now let me lay out a few points. first, we face -- i apologize for saying this again. we face an inflection point as a nation. for most of the 20th century we led the world by a significant margin because we invested in our people. not only our roads and our highways and our bridges, but in our people, in our families. we didn't just build an interstate highway system. we built a highway to the sky. reinvetioned the win the space race and we won. we were also among the first to provide access to free education for all americans beginning back in the late 1800s, that decision alone to invest in our children and families was a major part of why we were able to lead the world for much of the 20th century. but somewhere along the way we stopped investing in ourselves, investing in our people. america is still the largest economy in the world. we still have the most productive workers and innovative mind in the world. but we risk losing our edge as a nation. our infrastructure used

reconciliation going on, even though biden gave such an impassioned final pitch before leaving for europe earlier today. take a look. >> these plans are fiscally responsible. they are fully paid for. they don't add a single penny to the deficit. they don't raise taxes on anyone making less than $400,000 a year. i don't want to punish anyone's success.0 i am a capitalist. i want everyone to be able to if they want to be a millionaire or billionaire, to be able to seek their goals. but all i'm asking is, pay your fair share. pay your fair share. pay your fair share. >> sean: what is the "pay your fair share." "pay your fair share." okay, it is getting bizarre. and this whole -- i know he still uses an abacus, we have something that is actually called a calculator, it works a little bit better, and you can't say trillions of dollars in spending won't cost you anything. nothing. d keep in mind, democrats have tried this build back better new green deal socialism, you know legislation, it funds actual infrastructure, we have that you know, roads, bridgesha tunnels, better known as the fbif, an

he is hoping for a much-needed victory before he heads off to europe. but really a lot of the details we don't know what's in this framework except for a few things that slipped out so far. we're learning more about the priorities of the progressives that are now ending up on the cutting room floor like childcare is one of those issues, elder care is also sort of on the block, family leave is on the block. we'll see what is actually in it and want to see what's in it before they agree to vote on it. >> we need something a little bit more than just an envelope. legislative text is one mechanism of us getting there. we are open to other mechanisms. passing this alone i do not think is a positive climate message and environmental social justice. we want to see the legislative text and assuming we're fine with that we'll go both bills. my understanding the framework is very general so let's turn it into legislative text. 90% of the text is already written as the speaker said it should be very quick and do it anywhere from 2 to 7 days and be able to get it d

if you fly in from europe and those people in gloss cow, a lot of people are going to be from europe. you have to be vaccinated. undocumented alien coming across the border you do not in what way does this make sense? inflation, on and on it goes. people in glasgow know this not going to save the day for the president. >> bret: meanwhile toned, campaigning for terry mcauliffe. coming in to try to help him. the latest poll is a suffolk poll out and we thought we would tick through these. mcauliffe 46-45. do you approve the job the president is doing 52-42. under water there should parents or school boards have more influence on a school's curriculum parents 50-3. what about right track, wrong track for the country. wrong track 66%. all those numbers not a good sign for mcauliffe. >> this is the fourth consecutive public poll that shows this race tied exactly. i have heard through "the grapevine" that the youngkin people on the republican side their internal trackers show roughly one or two points ahead at least as of a few days ago. we will know one week from tonight what actually happ

and europe front and center as we deal with the fact that neither the leaders of russia or china will be present in the room in rome. so that dynamic will be interesting to watch unfold. >> president biden is not said to be here for another couple hours. the heads of a group representing vatican reporters and a group representing white house reporters are already saying they're disappointed that he's not going to bring press in with him to a meeting tomorrow with pope francis. that is a break with tradition. neil? >> neil: very interesting, peter doocy. thanks very much. so what is the status of this? particularly among moderate members right now that did get the price tag down if you consider 1.75 trillion a lean mean package. but there's still division among the so-called moderates and the progressives that want more. representative raj here, the illinois congressman and democrat with us. very good to have you. we don't know a lot about the ever-changing details. we know enough that it is closer to what moderates wanted. is it closer to what you wanted? >> yes, i think it's a very g

we've seen totalitarian regimes fall in the past, the soviet union, eastern europe, on and on. do you see the day when that could happen to this criminal regime? >> i do and i think there's a sense of inevitableity about it. i you know the cia talk about the opposition is small, all revolutionary groups are small. i know they think the regime will never fall. one consistency if in my years in american politics is the american government has been wrong about iran not some of the time, not most of the time, all the time. they didn't see the shah falling, they didn't see the hostage crisis, they didn't see the nuclear weapon problem, they didn't see the iran/iraq war. this he regime will fall. tighten the noose. keep the pressure on. it will fall. eric: senator saying the regime will fall. thank you. >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. >> there's room to grow... >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace.

right now the party in europe talk about climate control. jackie: is a wonderful sentiment but sean we have an nbc news poultices 22% of thank you were heading in the right direction will 71% think that we are off on the wrong track. tyrus: which proves my point. sean: this is easy when you see your prices rising at the grocery store and gas pump in the heating bill go up and crime rising, these are all things that people care about that directly affects the lives these things that affect us joe biden doesn't care to the whole point of the conversation he sitting in europe talk about climate change, is six successful climate change is more regulation on oil and gas and what will that do it will raise our gas prices even further making people angry this is idiotic political policy but they don't care about people they care about the progressives loving them and that's why they're doing this. jackie: oil and gas seven year highs were paying for the opec nation. were you have to leave it there coming up next on the show st. louis mayor unfazed

duck speaker in on a farewell tour rated where was she when that, she was in the uk and now back in europe when she supposed to be concerned about the debt ceiling. she's on her farewell tour in this for the reconciliation bill, she put $200 million from the are hard-working taxpayers for a park in her district. maria: fully reported last week that she was going to insulate, she is there now pretty real quick, feels like they're willing to do anything to stay in power and we know that the voting laws have changed and i believe in 18 states and do you feel that the gop can take backe majority next year so clearly these policies are not winnable but can they still when and do you feel that enough is been done for free and fair election for these congressional races in 2022. guest: we've also been able to's . hr one with the democrats would have greater control over our election and what we can say. animate the democrats have better control when it comes to federal election commission's and where the rules need to change, we need clean them up. 1.2 million people in los angeles on the role th

late tuesday night here in europe after lawmakers on capitol hill hope to have a boat on both of his but spending bills. jon: we have mama ahead. thank you. fox news can confirm the house is working on a plan to vote on both president biden's infra structure package and larger social spending plan tuesday. correspondent chad program joins us live by phone with details on this. >> good evening. the boat on both social spending plan and infrastructure tuesday at the back to back boat would placate concerns with progressives on everything often and the bills moved in tandem. serious concern about letting the bills got too long. democrats have the possibility of support for both measures if republicans glenn youngkin wins the gubernatorial race tuesday. they want to be settled as soon as possible. the house rules committee would presume it's meeting monday which started thursday, the rules committee serves for bills to go to the floor. the progressives are starting to do some cleanup here, too hard on some issues and potentially jeopardize the demonstrative the senate to line up. all the

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president biden wakes up on the road in europe a day after his agenda back home is hanging by a thread. the far left dashing his hopes for a vote on that enormous social welfare bill. good morning, everybody. dana has time off. i'm bill hemmer. a big welcome back. >> today is national cat day. >> bill: i didn't know that. >> i love to educate the public. >> bill: will you be a cat on halloween? >> no. i'm julie banderas, "america's newsroom." president biden yesterday suggested he had a deal in hand. the far left saying not so fast. >> bill: julie, even with the massive price tag progressives are furious what has been cut from the plan. some are threatening to block the bipartisan infrastructure bill saying the moderates pulled the wool over their eyes. >> we need a little bit more than an iou. >> this was not what i thought was coming today. >> we need to keep the promise that was made very clear. we need to see the two bills together. >> progressives have done our work in getting everybody to a place where we endorse the framework the president laid out today. >> peter doocy travelin

you mention the pipeline, i got the pipeline from russia to europe shut down. biden came in and one of the first things he did he opened up the pipeline. when he shut down our pipeline. which is the keystone xl pipeline. one of the biggest in the worlda he shut that down and he allowed the biggest in the world from russia into europe and germany in particular. it's -- you can only ask him why. i can't tell you why, doesn't make sense. you can only ask him why. >> sean: well, i think the fact that maybe hunter made all this money, you know, we justt saw they had a pretty good read on hunter biden. knew about the drug addiction, they knew about his use of prostitutes. they had his book. china did his $1.5 billion deal, i would imagine they are spy agencies if libya had it, they probably had a pretty good read on hunter biden. you probably have compromising details to use the words that adam schiff made famous, on the bidens. is that a stretch on my part to suspect that what they know about hunter could in fact impact joe biden? >> mr. trump: not really my positio

eventually be their states left behind, we tried to warn red and blue states if they went the way of europe and slow roll their reopenings the free states would leave them all behind and sure enough it has all come to pass. democrat run states and cities that dragged their feet on reopening and continue to weigh down their businesses and schools with all these mandates are bringing down the economy for the rest of america. one bloomberg columnist looked at 7 metro regions, new york, la, san francisco, chicago, dc, boston, and philly. while all those places accounted for 20% of job losses at the beginning of the pandemic, they are not responsible for a staggering 44.8% of the job losses and when you break out further the picture looks even more grim, national average unemployment rate is 5.2% but for new york and la it is 10%, chicago still atrocious at 8%. so why is this happening. because not everyone has the luxury of working from home, many high skilled service workers started to work remotely, low skill service workers in big cities bore most of the recent pandemic economic impact. anyo

j and i haven't been to europe and i mean i don't -- i don't understand point that you're making. >> i know it well and i should go down and whole point is i haven't had a lot of tomb to get down. >> doesn't need to know what the mess was left by the administration that's his view. dan: don't have time to go to border is it a priority or missing thawfl and turns out bide has enough team take vacation as a matter of fact 108 days of vacation away from the white house. so we know he doesn't have time for the border. but here's what he should have time for because it involves what's geng going on at border does he have time to fix problem of fentanyl across border check out this fentanyl overdoses kind of a big deal leading cause of death and thousands of abandoning children that are sex trafficked and family business and smugglers bringing more children to u.s. border? do you have time for people who are smuggled across the border in the backs of sweltering hot trucks? does he have time for people who were smuggled across border and the deadly chases of then caught on camera like this

if you look what happened in europe when they shutdown or locked down i went to shelter in place they did to the tune of 95% of the country did that, we functionally shut down 50%. >> he is so miserable the freer we are. if lockdowns work, new jersey and new york would have lower covid death rates than south dakota or florida but that is not the case, new jersey's rate stands at 310 deaths per 100,000, new york 283 per 100,000, florida's death rate is 259 and south dakota's is 244 per hundred k. not only are death rates lower in those letter two states, so are there unemployment rates and we are never going to know how many lives were saved having gainful employment but we do know depression kills and being shut in without a job, without any human contact, out of school, led millions to feel isolated and despondent. whenever big government and big pharma get together americans need to ask a lot of questions since our media will not. whatever doctor fauci says the press took as gospel regardless of what the actual data showed. when the government fought so hard to kill hydroxychloroqui

think so much for coming on forced europe reporting venture to the art show. how did they go? >> well, unfortunate wasn't allowed in. i did try. there was a very large security guard out of the front who said that i had to have an appointment. i did try to make an appointment . i need -- and ailed the gallery owner i asked if i could have one of these exclusive use of hunter biden's painting but unfortunately unfortunate got n .esponse of him and went across the road to another art gallery, very high and art gallery called the lawrence gallery in there i foundar that they have beautifu paintings by picasso and mark chagall and lichtenstein and so on. they are cheaper. you can buy a picasso, a signed picasso for $400,000, which is cheaper than hunter biden's $500,000 painting. so i think possibly the people who are paying insane prices fo hunter biden's painting are not doing it for the art. >> there but how many actual artist, talented people who sleep withd for skiers with th recognition of income has seen this and decided to give up and jump off the bridge. any news on that?

nita, great to be with you today, we have hours ahead, starting with the president taking a trip to europe without awaiting congress. and a possibility that they won't get the win in virginia one is almost certain. a fox news poll after the virginia governor's race showing republicans leading over democrats likely voted by an eight-point margin, this is a dramatic shake-up for months and then the election that was seen as a snapshot of where voters stand nationwide, democrats say they have delivered there on capitol hill could spell trouble in 2022. hear from president biden's own party on the voting plan yesterday which leaves him to face world leaders overseas for his legacy hangs in limbo back home. >> anita: we have transcontinental fox team coverage, rich edson on the trail in virginia, but we begin with peter doocy with the president abroad from st. peter's square at the vatican. where it is just after 7:00 p.m. peter, hello. >> good evening, anita, defeated by democrats at home, president biden came here to europe looking for a win. and instead in the last few minutes admitted he ma

if it's not acceptable speech to them, the next step is south looking our speech just as they do in europe. here his an example. cnn's don lemon. >> what is posted on social media should be true. if it's not true it should be taken down. if it's not true, don't allow people to put it up there. have them face consequences. judge jeanine: more punishment for diversity of thought. this is all very serious, folks. it's one thing to set standards. its many another thing to threaten parents. our children deserve better. it's time to take your kids out of public schools. no matter what clueless joe says about caring. anyone who has kids in public schools has already lost a year to two years of teachers being paid to sit at home while you do your work. you have already lost to charter schools and private schools and voyage schools. they lost other countries that kept teaching. on top of that they want to terrorize you and shut you up. it's time your school taxes follow your child. it's note smart to poke mama bear when nice protecting her cubs. you never know what's going to map. let me know what

they're not allowed to travel t europe or they're not allowed t the tibetan people are not even allowed to worship. the brutal dictator of china, i have a message for you. free to bed, free tibet, free tibet. >> and this is now a menace. that stance is illegal in china they don't like any calls for freedom unless it's their freedom to choose for basketbal players. on wednesday chinese streaming giant vincent cut the live broadcast between the knicks an the celtics rates it was almost as fast as the white house cutting the feed when biden starts answering questions. why does this matter? because china reportedly accounts for 10 percent of the nba revenues of the league is reluctant to make them mad. two years ago nba executive pleated support for democracy i hong kong and his teams games are still banned from tv there. he later apologized, likely pressured by the nba to do so. plus the nba and other american companies like nike who rely on china to sustain their growth are pretty much ignored the human rights record supporting tearing down 100 -year-old statues of slaveowners is one thin

scaled-back framework as you've probably heard for the spending plan before he left for europe. house democratic delegate, she represents u.s. virgin islands, house budget committee, thank you so much for joining us and before we get to the specifics of what's in the bill, but having parts of the house phone number two on tuesday? >> i haven't gotten the news as to what bills will be on the for in which days but i do know in the past several weeks, members have been talking extensively with one another, house leadership speaking with the senate, the president has spent extensive time talking with members, hearing their concerns in the house and the senate so we can deliver for the american people a package that's not just going to on the estimate of our economy but provide equity, housing, affordable housing do what's necessary to make this country work for everyone. arthel: okay, you can't confirm about tuesday. we will move forward. okay, currently included in the boat back better framework is $555 billion for clean energy and you know it's not law yet, how does this play? in

higher business taxes than socialist europe and even communist china. fuming us back to more inflation bringing us back to the carter years. it makes you pay more taxes after you die. so your family doesn't get as much. tax hike on small businesses. taxes on energy, taxes on employers. if you smoke cigarettes the cost of a patch just went way up. doubles the number of irs agents. but none will be able to look at hunter biden, just the rest of us. lets the agents spy on your bank account if you have a balance over $600 which is mostly everybody. they just hid everything in this thing because it's too toxic. $7 billion for the climate police. defund the real police but fund the climate police. $10 billion in a slush fund to indoctrinate college students. remember obama tried green job training an biden couldn't point to a green job he created. $27 billion for a green bank. we are getting ripped off. this is where donors go for cheap loans. forces americans to use wind and solar in places where it isn't very sunny or windy. california already did this and

to sacrifice some children on the altar of covid, keeping schools close when they were open across europe. masking two, three, 4-year-olds when the w.h.o. recommends against it. we are sacrificing our children. what a travesty that is. >> sean: when we come back wait till you hear this song. you're gonna want to set your dvr and you're going to want to record this about joe biden abandoning our fellow americans in afghanistan. it is five for fighting's blood on my hands. wait until you see our video with his song. that's next. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >> sean: grammy nominated recording artist john ondrasik oh five for fighting has released a new song calling out joe biden's failures in afghanistan and his abando

pete: just like europe is a preview for us and i think new york city is often a leading indicator of what they will try to do elsewhere. we do not like to be new york city centric here. this is coming to your town if they have their opportunity if it's not already there already. will: is not just new york city or america, it's across the globe because of the mandates and we have seen the outrage in places like italy. meanwhile, right now in italy president biden is therefore a day number two of the g 20 summit. rachel: he met with turkish president-- he met with the turkish president had of talks and as world leaders talk climate change president biden is urging them to increase increase energy production. pete: i wonder if he asked about his islamist leaning these days. >> always a delicate subject especially for partners and nato, good morning. the struggle is real and certainly for the leaders of the 20 major economies the struggle as an struggling to bridge differences over how to combat global warming-- warming. diplomats working through the night looking for an agreement on the

it will take a few half decades what we've seen in europe and portions of asia, with screaming high natural gas and electricity prices is emblematic of that. >> neil: what is weird, even if you're in to these alternative energies and i have at it, solar, even nuclear but don't leave out the one thank that we have abundantly in this country and has us begs for opec and opec plus countries to increase their ole production. have at it but not at the expense of the traditional energy sources. that had put us in a good position until the last few months now that has us ad hoc to nefarious characters. >> yeah, we're still in a good position now. i said years ago that we were the privileged continent. the price of our natural gas is a fraction of what it is overseas and the price of things like hydrogen, which you use in the fossil fuel process is much cheaper as well. so compared to the rest of the world, we have it good. the question is, you know, how fast do you believe. i'm like you. i think that if everybody had an electric car and we had plenty of electricity at reasonable prices, it would p

this after he unveiled a pair-down version of the spending plan before we headed off to europe where he's now attending the g20 summit of course this weekend, to what is in it john bussey and associate editor for the wall street journal. first of all, john, did the progressives win, they did get their way, is it going to go that way when they have the vote on tuesday? >> well, i'm not sure anybody has particularly won. i mean, this is a $3.5 trillion package to begin with. we are down to 1.5 trillion now. and what you're seeing, eric, is some negotiating on getting things into the package but for a limited time frame. in other words, reduce the cost by not making it a permanent fixture, a permanent law. and so you're seeing kind of at the front end of programs that both moderates and progressives are interested in but for a limited time frame so the extended child tax credit, for example, extended for only a year the affordable care act extended in the essentially the subsidies or assistance for that, extended to 2025 prek for 6 years and not permanent. the strategy being, okay, if t

gas stations are running out of fuel in europe, china is rationing electricity. do we want to add gas lines and soaring energy cost to an already beleaguered country, last week, we would like to hear from transportation secretary pete buttigieg. he obliged. >> with all those ships lined up trying to off load, we don't have the trucks to get the stuff off. what can you do about that. >> it is complex and global, it largely private sector. but we know that there is a lot we can do in this administration. that is what white house has been challenging my department and other departments to do. >> what is risk we'll not have goods on shelves for christmas. >> the challenges will continue in the months and years ahead. this is one more reason why we do need to deliver infrastructure package to have a more flexible physical infrastructure to support supply chain. trey: joining me now, executive director of georgia port authority, what is going on with the supply chain. is this a private sector issue or is there a role for government. federal government to play? >> trey

lloyd austin overseas eastern europe admitted monitoring china continues to be a top priority. >> we watch closely china's development of armament and advanced capability in systems that will only increase tensions in the region. >> but critics argue that the eyes of the pentagon and intelligence community are not enough. if they were, america would have been prepared. >> it's the capability that it was able to orbit the earth and land about 25 miles away from its target. that's the most disturbing thing of all. i call it a -- it's a wake-up call for the united states and our allies. >> earlier this year chinese officials announced $208 billion boost for the country's defense budget. that's a nearly 7% increase. bret? >> bret: david spunt in the white house briefing room. david, thank you. up next, the enthusiasm factor. will it be enough for the republican nominee to win the virginia governor's race? we will take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight. officials predict additional rain as the death toll from floods and landslides in southern india rises to 28 swollen rivers ha

and is fund-raising in europe for a senate democrat's campaign committee. her officers says talk about the bill are on-going. house speaker nancy pelosi faces flack for scolding the media for not selling the plan. >> do you need to do a better job at messaging. how do you sell this? >> i think y'all you could do a better job of selling it. >> i am waiting for speaker pelosi to start recruiting time salesmanship man to pass her legislation. the press is not talking about biden's fast track to socialism is because he is not talking about it. >> harris: indiana congressman jim banks republican study committee chairman went after the bill as mind blowingly corrupt. listed 42 ways it will wreck the nation. congressman, banks good to see. the wrecking ball you are describing. >> republicans focussed on the price tag. over 5 trillion dollars in spending between the fake infrastructure bill and the reconciliation bill. it polls well among the american people. they don't know what is in the bill. the group i chair found 42 reasons each alone are good reasons to vote

halted the keystone pipeline giving the hostile actor vladimir putin of russia a new pipeline to western europe. now he is begging opec and other foreign countries to produce more oil. theyng gave us an answer: no. s you should be asking texas, oklahoma and alaska. then we can get all of the energy we want. we have more natural resources than the entire middle east combined. oil and gas prices through the roof caused by joe biden. he is making vladimir putin up again. up 112% since january and oil prices up 65% and heating costs are soaring in time for winter. some families may pay $1,000 more extra in the joe biden heating tax. the federal government expects american households to see heating bills jump 54%. he artificially reduced the supply in the world. the demand remained constant. guess what that does to prices? you don't need an mit or harvard business degree. you reduce the supply and prices go through the roof. fossil fuels are the lifeblood of the world economy. i'm the all above guy. i everything you buy and everything that is manufactured, yes, it relies on oil and gas to get it to

initiatives and the kyoto accords before that is that it puts so much burden on the united states and western europe and other advanced economies that have actually reduced their carbon output. the united states achieved that by in large by the natural gas revolution that occurred with fracking, so that you have a decline in coal use and more natural gas, a little bit has come from renewables. that was technology. that wasn't government regulation. anyway, china continues to increase its carbon output frankly because i think it is not as concerned as the western elite you see gathering in glasgow about the threat of climate change or the correlation of human carbon output to that change. >> eric: he did address and acknowledge the rise in gas prices here in our country. here's what the president said about the issue of gasoline. >> on the question of oil prices, economists say that, you know, when you raise the price of something, people will consume less of it. so why not allow even middle class people around the world to pay more for gasoline in the hope that they would consume fewer fossil fuels

todd: back in the 40s there were a lot of people who didn't want to go on a 4 year vacation to europe or japan, they didn't want to fight a war but they had to in order to secure our american freedom and make sure we aren't speaking german or japanese, they did it, they are now lauded as the greatest generation and we have a story later in the program with tomi lahren talking about how people are upset about their zoom experience, got to get tougher as a country. >> i'm already over it. >> you won't pick up the phone. todd: let's go to texas and talk about this. governor greg abbott banning any covid 19 vaccine mandate in the lone star state, signing an executive order for pivoting employers from pressuring texans with medical religious exemptions get key shot. also authorizing maximum fines for any entity that fails to comply writing, quote, the covid 19 vaccine is safe, effective at our best defense against the virus but should remain voluntary and never forced. todd: the afghan interpreter who helped rescue president biden after an emergency helicopter landing finally states the ta

were reciting those prayers as well, citing that stalin was our grandfather, that he was the savior of europe, et cetera. the same tactics are being done right now. they are so terrified of the truth, so terrified of a man that is speaking the truth that they are forcing me to lie to the public, which of course, i cannot do. i cannot go against my own conscience, against the freedom of religion, freedom of everything. in this society i just can't imagine, i am speechless, i don't know what is going on with the canadian government but this judge is not the judge, he never was the judge, he is a political activist working for china right now. >> laura: what do you mean working for china? explain that. >> working for china. i don't call canada anymore "canada." it is china-da. it is a mix of socialism and communism. it looks like the government wants to hire me to be a cnn reporter every time i open my mouth, i have to live. >> laura: now your prime minister is prioritizing the vaccine mandates, pfizer just pushed this week, last night, the five strand through 11 vaccinations, asking the canadia

than it varies after that great other countries like europe and israel is counting. we're not even counting natural immunity. and natural immunity plus one shot is probably better than tw shots or at least equivalent. how come we're not counting people who've gotten over covid is having a partial immunity at least? that makes people feel more restricted and more overcome by mandates. >> this is amazing. the first investigational transplant of a genetically engineered nonhuman kidney into a human body recently completed while you're there, a big step forward. i want to play something from dr. robert montgomery and then you can tell us about this exclusive story. >> i had five near-death experiences included being in a coma for three weeks. i made it through all of that b the grace of god. i did get a transplant three years ago. in september and almost to the day when we did this transplant and a wonderful second opportunity at living and you know, we want to make sure that as many people as possible have that opportunity. >> tell us about this, doctor? >> can you imag

to sacrifice some children on the altar of covid, keeping schools close when they were open across europe. masking two, three, 4-year-olds when the w.h.o. recommends against it. we are sacrificing our children. what a travesty that is. >> sean: when we come back, wait till you hear this song. you're gonna want to set your dvr and you're going to want to record this about joe biden abandoning our fellow americans in afghanistan. it is five for fighting's blood on my hands. wait until you see our video with his song. that's next. - [narrator] it's a mixed up world. and the way we work looks a little different. but whether you embrace the new normal or just want to get back to the routines that feel right, x-chair continues to be at the forefront of change, which is why we've launched the all new x-chair with elemax. elemax combines gentle body temperature regulation with stress melting massage to increase your comfort working from home or at the office. feel more refreshed in seconds with dual fans that actively deliver a clean air flow or you can wrap your back in the soothing warmth of he

nearly 20% from other including venezuela, russia, romania, eastern europe, you know, the far east. i mean, how do we, how do you even stop that if it goes so far beyond the area that is the, quote, root causes? >> eric, that's such a, an important question because as you've just shown, this is a global phenomenon that's taking place. passing through many of these asylum seekers through central america, through mexico, but they're coming from all over the world. are we going to institute root cause policies for all of these countries? and the fact that we're spending money to address problems in a handful of countries, we -- none of it will add up because this is truly global. but also, how much can we expect of the governments in central america and in mexico to implement the kind of policies the social agendas that we have that supposedly will keep people at home. how is that actually going to work? do we have the credibility in the united states to really dictate and work cooperatively with these governments for a kind of common policy on migration? that has not been spelled out,