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barack obama talked about shovel-ready jobs that took forevers for the shovels to show up. that is the same problem with this infrastructure bill. you know, i think broadly people wanted to support infrastructure but, this bill is just, the portion which is not even close to half of it, that is actual infrastructure has so many strings attached that make it, made it really impossible for nearly all republicans in the house to support. then when you look at following it on with build back better, it being a delivery vehicle, they're on to the fact that the word infrastructure is popular. now they're calling it social infrastructure or human infrastructure. it really is bernie's agenda. that is why he is so passionate about it but socialist policies all over have the same result. they deliver power for the people making the promises but they deliver economic failure and barren shelves, stockouts problems for the people that are supposed to be benefit by it. we don't need bread lines. we need the market to function. we're about to suffer a lethal overdose of government. we nee

obama all knew about that. and was never brought to congress. who has withheld this information? credit to director ratcliffe for that transparency of releasing it to the house and senate. maria: that was gop house minority leader kevin mccarthy on this program back in october of 2020 after then director of national intelligence john ratcliffe declassified notes confirming had that the steele dossier was completely fabricated by hillary clinton's campaign. john ratcliffe, the man who exposed this and other russia lies, joins me right now. congressman, director, it's great to see you. thanks very much for being here and thank you for all of your work all of these geezer, john. , john.>> you as well, maria. i'm glad that the developments that have happened this week, that some of the american people are getting to see some of the information that i saw as the director of national intelligence, that was so important. maria: and it was so important for you to get this out. there is now a third indictment. we'll sho

was at chauvin coolidge, joe biden or barack obama? >> i would have to go with hazing. kennedy: no, unfortunately that is incorrect. you should have known this one four it was chauvin coolidge. >> what? i named my son after the rapper, cap the president. kennedy: i don't believe your, for a second. you might want to press your luck on this, which of these presidents has two grammys? l clinton, jim carter, barackk obama or mariah carey? you want to press your luck? >> i know mariah has more than two. [laughter] who has two grammys? kennedy: you want to press your luck? >> what the heck, i'll give up the car and press my luck. i'm going to say bill clinton. kennedy: she's got four. gary, you and other you have one. even if you get this right, you're still only halfway home. which of these presidents regularly consulted with an astrologer before making the decision? harry s truman, john quincy adams, ronald reagan or ms. m cleo? >> i will have to go with john quincy adams. kennedy: you'd be wrong. ronald reagan. allpr conferences, most of the state of the union dresses tak

obama was divisive and set strong feelings for and against him. when he rested all obamacare, which allowed for publicans have a problem with a lot of other people felt they impacted them in a good way for gave them something. joe biden has not done that so far. the things he's passing and working on, even this small victory they had this week passing more infrastructure, fees aren't impacting the things that are concerning americans right now. supply chain crisis whether it inflation or rising gas prices or problems of the water off massive problems of the poor, these are trending badly under biden administration is not addressing things that are going to make it better for americans so i think they are going to punish them. kennedy: vice president, you have to look out for yourself especially if you're thinking about the little, your own political future but you also have to look out for the president you served and this administration. obviously the vice president is doing bad right now, force the president and poll numbers can always go up so

barack obama in his 2004 speech said we don't have a black america or white america. we have united states of america. this is call to action for a republican lieutenant governor the state of virginia. doesn't matter whether you're partisan or not, stuart, we have decade of diversity where in the name of diversity we created a culture of divisiveness. our diversity is a great thing but it means nothing if there is nothing that binds us together as one people across diversity as americans. that is what we're missing. i think we're ripe for a political revival in this country that reharnesses the basic principles, the content of your character matters, not the color of your skin. i think americans are quietly hungry for that. i'm proud of her. stuart: we're a constitutional republic and we should never forget it. vivek ramaswamy. thanks for being here. >> thank you. stuart: a cnbc host, tiffany ross, that the trucking industry is dominated by aggressive trump voters. watch this. >> this is again an industry populated by a lot of white men over the age of 55. this group

obama did at martha's vineyard, same thing nancy pelosi did in northern california. they are very big on rules for the little people and they view the american people as their subjects like king george and they don't apply the rules to themselves and when it comes to-- i think a lot of people across this country are really having buyers remorse and are shocked because this is not what joe biden campaigned on. he said he was a reasonable centrist moderate. i got to admit that joe biden, swarming into the senate nine years ago, the joe biden that that a lot of us have known for a long time, we don't know where he is. we wonder if he's tied up in the basement of the white house because the people setting the agenda here are radicals and i think the american people-- the reason we saw such great election results in virginia and new jersey are that the american people both blue states, but the american people said hold on a second. this is crazy and i'm here to predict right now 2022 is going to be a wave election. it's going to be like 2010, republicans will retake the h

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tom: traditionally it's not been a great omen for the midterms, you remember barack obama and what happened in 2009 with bob mcdonnell and he went onto get slacked in 2010. big problem for the democrats is that they have this national mood that's working against them and they don't really seem to be addressing the issues. education and the economy were the two top issues in virginia and new jersey. on the education issue the democrats decided to basically say, it doesn't exist, crt is not taught in schools and this is racism on the part of parents and on the other issue on it, inflation, the party has not come up with an answer. they think passing the two bills will be the answer. i don't think the data supports that and meanwhile the administration has been sort of dismissive and mocking claims about inflation, so unless the two things change they are in for a rough ride moving forward including next november. maria: yeah, and people see through that arrogance so do you think that the agenda gets stalled even further. let's face it, let's lack at new jersey's governor race, it's a dead hea

there was a lot of goodwill for barack obama in the state and their people who are pleased with what he's doing. there is no goodwill. i've never seen a politician burn through goodwill the way joe biden has. it is gone. in the future that the democrats all in virginia last night is nothing compared to the future that democrats hold and the rest of the country going forward if they don't course correct. frankly i don't know of course correcting is going to save them. stuart: that is a very emphatic charles heard. good stuff, thank you for being with us. see you later. let's have a look at teachers, here's how we open the market in 23 minutes. down 75 for the dow, up 21 for the nasdaq, a mixed picture. cheryl kolodny joined us this morning for what is impact of the markets from these elections. >> it's going to be positive it speaks to the return of the republican power. the congressional midterm election coming up we are going to see republicans make further inroads investors are going to appreciate that for what it means in terms of taxation in terms of corporate taxes. that is alwa

obama was in office and his vice president was joe biden. i want you to listen to something from vet-- president donald trump speaking on this network about oil in his administration. >> we were bigger than saudi arabia or russia we were energy independent and within a year i would have been bigger than saudi arabia and russia combined and now, we are going back to them and opec and we are begging for oil. >> representative carter, do you believe oil and gas prices are driving inflation or is this an commendation to the other factors pushing inflation? >> no question about it. it's the primary driving force that we see right now in inflation. gas is up 61%, petroleum up 61%. president trump is right. it's more than just nonsense, it's dangerous, not what the strategic petroleum reserve was meant for. it was meant for an emergency, not for joe biden to try to correct his economic policy that's so bad that it's driving up the price of oil. his policies, his roar on fossil fuel, this is his policy, a biting created crisis and that's not what th

obama, his vice president, david, joe biden. david: don't forget that. edward lawrence, thank you very much. the key may not be how much oil we consume. the key is really how much produce and how much we could produce if we were going full bore. larry kudlow, host of "kudlow" saying this is why we need energy independence listen. >> if you correctly finger inadequate oil supplies, you have to come home to america, let our great companies large and small produce, right? we need more supplies, right? how about america first? drill, drill, drill. remember that. not "spro," "spro," "spro" but drill, drill, drill. now there is a big difference. mr. biden your policies taxing fossil fuels, overregulating fossil fuels, bad-mouthing fossil fuels, denying credit to fossil fuels, appointing a banking commissioner who wants to bankrupt fossil fuels, you will do anything you can to stop the production of fossil fuels and yet you say the problem is inadequate production. get it, folks? make sense? of course not. not even remotely. no anwr, n

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the last time the average barrel of oil was more than $100 was from 2010 - 2015 barack obama was in office and his vice president now current president joe biden. david: thank you very much. meanwhile president by did expected to speak later today on strengthening the nation supply chain retail watcher is here on what we learn from shoppers on black friday. it was interesting black friday. first of all happy thanksgiving and happy holidays. we saw a 48% increase in foot traffic at retail stores compared to this time last year. it still 28% lower than it was in 2019. but that's a huge increase in foot traffic. >> is a huge increase. were comparing this to a year where none of us were really shopping last year. i said this a couple of days ago. my family we didn't even give gifts, i barely left the apartment last year. the 48% is pretty significant but compared to the last year where people were really out, this is 2019. it is actually down which signifies one thing, people have gone online more and also they started shopping earlier. i was looking at statistics from oracle and they said 30%

remember barack obama was in office in 2008, we launched a infrastructure bill. we found out shovel-ready jobs were not quite so ready. the problem with infrastructure is this, can it be a good thing? absolutely. rebuilding roads, bridges, power grids, electricity systems are very good for the economy and also important for national security. the question though is when we invest these dollars they have to pay for themselves. it is what is called a productive investment. if you want to spend money using debt you need something that pays itself back. for instance, build a nuclear power plant. a cheap form of clean energy but then people pay for that energy through taxes and fees and revenue and eventually over the time that debt pays itself back. that actually leads to an economic multiplier, not doing a lot of things in this particular infrastructure bill is a lot of things that are socialist, kind of left wish-list items that have no payback over time and this ultimately, this increase of debt continues to drag on economic growth. which is why we struggle along

obama's affordable care act, supported by all democrats on a single republican. on and on we go. it does not change. >> it does not change in is the wrong way for something that happened for a lot of reasons. one of them is purely practical. if only one party and asked major legislation. and as soon as the other party takes control of congress, one of the first priorities is going to be repeal the legislation. that gives no permanent. incidentally i think one of the really important things that happen it took a lot of pushing and pulling is the interim structural reform bill was really infrastructure had delinked from this other large social service entitlement bill. it's going to be looked at totally separately i tell you because i talked to some of the centrist democrats in the house and senate in the last few days. they're not trying to vote for this bill unless they believe it's been thought out and adequately paid for. they do not want to increase taxes on people like the middle class that paid for and they also don't want to put the government more in debt.

. >> virginia shout like he did for barack obama. >> that's not what we were looking for we were hoping to play a soundbite from joe manchin the democratic senator from west virginia talking about his opposition to include family leave in that bill. but the democratic senator was able to designate with voters on education. warner says the house should approve the infrastructure bill weeks ago that woody given a boost to terry mcauliffe. >> i am worried not just in virginia but across the country we have a shell that we can deliver in a pragmatic way that affects people's lives. >> the gop is daring democrats to pass their bills. >> joe biden a nancy pelosi did not get the message from what happened last night. there may be more of their members that will look in the mere and say i don't want to be the next terry mcauliffe. but if they keep voting for big government socialism they will go the same way as terry mcauliffe. >> democrats argue that the social spending bill is in fact popular and their bedding the passage helps them find a course correction. but voters rejected big government

you know that, joe biden had same dilemma eight years under barack obama. neil: tough job being number two. howie kurtz, "mediabuzz" host. catch minimum this weekend. thank you, my friend, very much. a couple other things we're following very closely, is bitcoin. it is not just a full, wide, cryptocurrency selloff. it seems to be concentrated in bitcoin in and out of the 60,000-dollar a coin level. why isn't it carrying over throughout the whole sphere though? we're on that after this. when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪. neil: all right. well they tell you it is not a stock for widows and orphans or bitcoin, the metal is in right now. it is taking i

we saw the republicans crush in 2010 and then barack obama was reelected. we saw bill clinton was elected. senate democrats and house democrats don't have that much time. it's going do be extremely difficult for them to change this. we've seen political fortunes change that quickly before with the gop when they were going into the 2020 election. it looked like a year out they were going to crush. a lot of things changed. democrats don't have that same trajectory though, because they're completely in charge right now because it's up of to them -- now so it's up to them to screw up the election. if i was amy klobuchar that called the meeting, i would be worried. maria: they're doing a fine job of screwing up things but how much more damage can they inflict in the next three years. one concern the democrats have for biden 2024 is his age and health. we all watch him. it doesn't bring anybody any joy to point out cognitive issues. the president went into walter reed medical center for a colonoscopy friday and received a mostly clean bill of help. there was an o

obama put in place after the banks meltdown in the 2008 this is ridiculous amount of money the american people are looking at this and saying, how do we pay for it looking at inflation, and saying, if this is driving further inflation which it clearly will even larry summers said that going to drive further inflation we don't want it. so, you know, i think we got to be standing up to party that is why it is so important maria for us to -- to look forward, to argue about this now focusing on joe biden, the other problem as you know, joe biden campaigns as unifier a centrist he is governing to left of fdr this independence of, abandoning him in droves why poll numbers are so bad unlikely to get better anytime soon. . >> you make so many great points look doesn't bring me joy to struggling to find any successes here but i can't find any successes, and the issue is that you've got crises he in foreign policy wide-open border botched wraum from afghanistan the domestic issues are front and center has every day kitchen table items in font of people, where people are recognizing this affects m

you go back to bill clinton, i may be wrong about this, but i believe that barack obama reappointed at the fed, now you have the third reoccurrence. that is because you can't trust democrats with money. i think there is a sigh of relief. >> democrats have been around and trust republicans with the money. white house advisor, brian will will not cost a penny. watch this. >> there's no question inflation is high it's affecting american consumers and their outlook. that is actually why we need to move on the bill back better bill right now. experts across the board have looked at it and concluded it will increase inflation because it's paid for. stuart: experts across the board won't increase inflation because it's paid for, take that on. >> if you believe that you probably believe al gore invented the internet. this is very simple economics, this is not complicated. i hope the people in the white house understand this that inflation is too many dollars chasing too few goods. the house of representatives passed, we don't know the exact price tag. that is going to increase consumer demand

obama so where does the bottom again? you look at things like virginia he won virginia idly by nine points on the result of winning independence by almost 20 points. glenn youngkin is leading independence over terry mcauliffe by close to 15 points in the last polls i have seen which is 35 to 40 point swing among independence in the country, so soon he will be in a 20% approval rating in independence which mean the approval ratings will sink and a sink and sink. maria: we will take a break and when we come back president biden ignores questions about the proposal to pay illegal migrants separated at the border and million dollars a family. we will get into it next with lieutenant christopher from the texas department of public safety. he will join us live from texas. through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big time with chase freedom unlimite

obama who said he got a thumping, i've heard no humble response about the fact that the american people are saying, please, stop this. you're hurting my family. stuart: you're right. absolutely right. matt, thanks for being with us. you got that one exactly right. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: see you again soon. >> now this, the chant let's two brafn done sweeping the country. lauren, peloton is censoring that phrase? >> >> yep. stuart: tell he more. >> so like-minded people would be people who don't like president biden, and then you take a ride with them on peloton. and that hashtag would often show up on the leaderboard. well, peloton has blocked it. some accusing peloton of taking political sides because they did not block defund the police, they did not block black lives matter. some create ecs are going -- critics are going even further saying users should boycott peloton for this. stuart: if i paid $2,500 for a bike, i want to put any phrase i like on the screen, you knowsome that's where i'm coming from on this. >> i hear ya, and it is hypocritical that other controversial poli