this has happened in coordination with the white house and we need to know what white house officials coordinated with the national association scoreboard and justice department. liz: q stood up against virginia for segregating women, you fought against that but when you see cnn and msnbc think the parents are white supremacist and by the way, the scoreboard association retracted its letter to the white house demanding government get involved so they are saying don't do it but the fbi is still throwing up. parents are white supremacist, really? you know how idiotic that coverage is? what you say? >> it is outrageous, i'm an immigrant, i came from india, i'm a single mom and i'm a liberal democrat. the reason ultimately the media outlets and democratic party fails america right now is because happening is so illiberal. just as we knew it was incorrect for our fbi to target civil rights leaders decades ago, it's incorrect and immoral to target parents, no parent should rest their head to sleep at night and worry about fbi knocking on their door. protecting our children. liz: for our sch

house she got the tax returns of her enemies delivered to her in the white house. irs people that did that, got in a lot of trouble. hillary clinton we learned a little bit about her, learned a lot more later worse than that they're will weaponize government. that is what my book, the drift," is about the. they're socialist basically willing to be totalitarian to achieve their gains. elizabeth: it is big government bullying. we need common sense. common sense rings like a bell. it gives hope. let's watch the incoming virginia lieutenant governor-elect winsome sears, watch this. >> we have to look at the whole bill. my god, did you see the bill is this big? who read the whole massive thing. do we know what is really in it. do we have to pass it before we can know what is in it? elizabeth: right. your response. >> it's a very long bill. i think if somebody wrote the words they probably read them while they were writing them. 50 people wrote them and stapled it together. it is filled with stuff i read that is shocking and disturb disturbing to me. i written about the

where is the white house on any of this. up next on house oversight byron donalds, distort your tax dollars go to waste, the shocking estimate of how much money was stolen. the hundreds of billions of dollars congress gave out the extra jobless benefits. which countries these fraudsters are working out of and how weak the government is with your money as they want to spend more. we investigate next. ♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may i

the white house today, tells companies, keep going with it. what happens to workers fired if it all goes away. plus, more on "politico" reporting that biden's chaotic exit from afghanistan was so bad it triggered a mental health crisis at the state department. and "the washington post" issues dozens of corrections on stories dating back years after the durham investigation reveals how fictitious hillary clinton's steele dossier really is. how long before the media fingerpoints at bad fbi leaks and maybe adam schiff for their bad reporting? we have a new staggering u.s. milestone on drug overdose deaths directly tied to drug traffickers, exploiting biden's weakness at the border. thanks for joining us, i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. we begin with fireworks at the nomination hearing for biden's choice for comptroller of currency, saule omarova. both democrats and gop senators blasting omarova saying she has a long history of pro

is this operation clean-up after the white house? oil pros slamming president biden for tapping the strategic oil reserves. it is meant for national emergencies to lower gas prices, not to stop biden's plunging poll numbers. we have a withering takedown on all of this from senator john kennedy. we have got the story. plus we found a deeper problem digging into the democrat plan to ramp up irs firepower to get more money out of you to pay for their massive spending. it would give way more power to individual irs agents to go rogue. also, this potential nightmare scenario, is the white house ready to deal with two, possibly two geopolitical crises at once? russia could invade or attack ukraine. china could invade or attack taiwan at the same time. we've got the story. to this, major media ignoring "the new york times" story on hunter biden selling access to his father and more on hunter biden's controversial deal-making with china. in both oil and green energy. and a texas voter gives democrat gubernatorial candidate beto o'rourke a ma

nobody in that white house does. these issues are going to last with the american people well into next year, even further than they are estimating now and it didn't have to be this way. we could have had our v-shaped recovery, if he stepped out of the way, simply the way he ran during the campaign, step out of the way and do no harm. that is all he needed to do. but he tried to create a legacy. what he created is a disaster for the american people. elizabeth: we've got, let's show the washington poll abc results again. gop hold largest lead in midterm election voting in 40 years. that is a prediction. we have that. we have biden's comptroller nominee, saule omarova a tweet resurfacing the u.s. should be more like china. she wants more federal reserve money printing. she talked about you who the fed could take back money from people and americans during hyperinflation. i mean then she she wants to wipe out oil and gas and all our bank accounts should be at the federal reserve. that from saule omarova. a big push to s

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several white house sources say biden and other white house are planning to skip again because of the genocide against uighur muslims. will actually happen? honestly can't take games away from the athlete, they didn't do anything but why all the problems the china has on display that has been going on for decades, why did they give them the olympics in the first place? >> that is the milling dark question, literally so. why they gave it, the real question, what are people going to do about it? the olympics one thing but the nba could pull out of china and will be a huge financial loss but would be standing up further values they've stated about minority rights which china is oppressing in a little genocide pretty good on the biden administration for doing this but it should be going further. how the global community can play nice in china and in these games and sports, while committing a little genocide is beyond me. you are legitimizing their actions by doing this kind of thing and people should speak out about. kennedy: so the vice president and tony blinken will show up in beijing,

dozens of senate and house lawmakers moving to block the white house from pay illegal immigrants after backtracking on t biden saying no to these payoffs after the aclu ceiling saying we are working on this. what is your thought on that? >> i think negotiations are ongoing and they're talking about. the border is secure. [inaudible] i think there are negotiations. liz: excuse me, immigrant families, migrant families separated from the children of the border in the white house talking about payment for that, is that what happened, migrant families are separated from their children of the border? >> some are because they are prosecuted. zero-tolerance is trying to save lives. women sexually assaulted, children dying trying to smoke numbers down trying to save lives so it's a crime, they are prosecuted. the child can't go to the parent, last time aoc went at it, when i was a cop in new york, i separated families from domestic violence, i would separate the family. if i asked arrested somebody with a dui, i separated the family. the family is separated every day thousands of times across t

the white house has a messaging problem and i watched jennifer granholm last week energy secretary on with bloomberg and about rising gas prices she laffer for our fives seconds and she says i don't have a magic want to fix this problem. so in terms of perception if you close a piece on —- the keystone pipeline five minutes after taking office and you explore may be closing a pipeline with michigan it looks like you are not doing anything to fix the problem. gerry: one more quick break but kamala harris continues to laugh off questions this week this time about whether she has real utility in this administration. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their backs. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are

liz: who's in charge of the white house? the "wall street journal" reports in detail how on its own the white house creates the worse border crisis in history. secondary mayorkas making up policy on the fly after progressive activists are complaining if they're talking about a story that basically when the dhs secretary signed off on deporting hundreds of patients in august the far left complained and flip-flopped and set the loophole, they arrived in july and qualify for our welcome policy the progressives are complaining and making chaos of the border, what you say? >> it's the worst we've ever seen it like you said. having special interests controlling what the white house or the department does is bad for all of us. it puts more risk in the hands of agents and officers, people in border communities and how men at large. if you encourage people to come to the border because they get relief in the united states, they are going to call home sent for families and relatives to join them here in the united states. that is the

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

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this was horrific at the white house. they're grasping for straws. six months ago the only thing they were pulling ahead on was covid. people are tired of the lockdowns. there's no real science behind what they're doing there. they're simply grasping for straws to try to resurrect poll numbers. this leads me to believe this is nowhere as deadly as what they're making it out to be or as serious as they're making it out to be. i would sell the work from home stocks. they've sold off dramatically. if you haven't exited and you don't plan to hold those for years, i would sell those and buy the reopening trade. i think these are golden buying opportunities, particularly on a day like friday. there's not many people at work. it's a low volume day. you tend to get momentum in one direction and it gets overdone. i think we're seeing a bounceback here. i would be getting involved in any of this weakness. maria: everything you're saying is the sentiment that i've been hearing all weekend from market sources, saying that this is way overdone. coordinated. and y

the white house has a messaging problem and i watched jennifer granholm last week energy secretary on with bloomberg and about rising gas prices she laffer for our fives seconds and she says i don't have a magic want to fix this problem. so in terms of perception if you close a piece on —- the keystone pipeline five minutes after taking office and you explore may be closing a pipeline with michigan it looks like you are not doing anything to fix the problem. gerry: one more quick break but kamala harris continues to laugh off questions this week this time about whether she has real utility in this administration. next. kevin! kevin? kevin. oh nice. kevin, where are you? kevin?!?!? hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy cashbacking for the holidays with chase freedom unlimited. i'm gonna cashback on a gingerbread house! oooh, it's got little people inside! and a snowglobe. oh, i wished i lived in there. you know i can't believe you lost another kevin. it's a holiday tradition! that it is! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of w

how bad are the polls for the white house and is there any way to get the numbers to move north? termites product panel, senior editor christopher bedford. we also got fox news political analyst, my favorite people here, good to see you back, one for liam's. author of the liberal invasion of red state america, walk on, everyone. chris, i will start with you. what strikes you as being the worst -- i think polls are fascinating because sometimes you could take them with a grain of salt especially outliers and sometimes polls are all over the place, concentrating in the wrong direction. 64% of respondents to the pole and usa today is not exactly a conservative one saying they don't want joe biden to run again. >> he's reaching bush second term in popularity but generally disastrous and we have had divisive presidents before all presidents are partisan but president barack 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 the

elizabeth: white house disarray, you probably saw this already, the white house infrastructure signing ceremony, it was supposed to be a bipartisan victory lap. vice president kamala harris took the podium, introduced with the wrong name. watch this first. ♪♪ >> [cheering] >> police welcome heather kurtenbach. >> in a moment. [laughter] elizabeth: kind of a fun any weird moment. what do you say to everything that you're hearing about infrastructure supply chain dysfunction in the veep office? what is your take on everything? >> well, i think we can just put the infrastructure bill aside when start talking about inflation and the supply chain. that is a bill that spends an additional $500 billion over the next ten years. largely goes out two or three years from now. it will have a small beneficial impact five or six years from now. so that is non-issue. it's a talking point but not a real economic point. as far as the supply chain the important thing to remember that supply is measured relative to demand and the fundamental error of this administration was to throw $2 trillion of st

they control the house and the senate and the white house. they have passed all the spending bills and trillions of dollars of debt. let them pass the debt ceiling. >> democrats say the gop did little to address the debt, the covid bill last year was bipartisan. democrats passed a bipartisan $1.9 trillion coronavirus bill on their own in march and expect more debt if they passed the massive spending bill in the coming months they went keeping you busy, i hope you had time. good to see you. the media continuing to downplay inflation. new york times columnist clouded his tolerance for inflation, listen. >> it always wages of the bottom with the company and bring people back in labor force which is happening and spreading around the country not concentrated in a few cities. i have high tolerance in the kind of economy because we needed the society to heal treatment wellspring in ms. rochelle in liz peek feedback billionaires can afford the tolerance with inflation. the middle class and the poor cannot. it's a high-class problem. >> is insidious.

we need the democrat governors to call the white house. we need them to join the lawsuit to stop this. look, this will drive up inflation. it will exacerbate our labor shortages and even clog our supply chains worse. there are so many downsides to the federal vaccine mandate. is there anything else joe biden can make a bad decision on? now all the decisions are piling up one on top of the other. stuart, i ran a business once upon a time. you make three bad decisions, it becomes 27 problems and that's where we're at now. stuart: understood. i'm sure you saw this i would like your comments. senator ron wyden proposed a billionaires tax. now his millionaire son said his dad doesn't believe in the american dream. he is blacked by his own son. what do you make of that, senator? >> that is news to me. i want everyone to pay their fair share of taxes but what i know is, if we keep going down this reckless taxing policy that the democrats are throwing at us, it will destroy the economy. your listeners get this, right? if we start taxing capital ga

as a result of this to the white house as president biden has been briefed on the situation and that the fbi and local law enforcement are helping with the investigation this morning. tennis star of china peng shuai reemerges after disappearing from public view for over two weeks as the ccp faces pressure. the international olympic committee said it held a 30 minute video call with her yesterday saying see-- she seemed relaxed and asked for her privacy to be respected. i spoke with marshall black berm yesterday. she joined me on sunday morning futures. >> we have to realize that the chinese communist party, they are much more aggressive than what the russians and communists were when we go back through the cold war era. the chinese communist party has no value for life. if you are not going to tow the line, then they are going to disappear you and this is why we think it's unsafe for our athletes to go to the olympics in beijing. this is something that seems to be happening more regularly, so why would the us olympic committee send our athletes into this type of environment? maria: a

that's the line of the white house. nobody believes that, stuart -- [inaudible conversations] >> basic economics -- stuart: [inaudible] that was brian drees saying that. so you've got the treasury secretary saying we'll beat inflation when we beat covid, and the senior economic adviser at the white house saying pass build back better, and we'll fix flakes. that makes -- fix inflation. that makes no sense whatsoever. >> by the way, the public doesn't believe that. they're pushing a big boulder up a steep hill if they think they can convince americans that a massive debt bill is going to make inflation better. look, inflation is really simple, it's just too many dollars in the economy chasing too few goods. that's exactly what we have right now. in a sane world, we'd actually be cutting government spending. remember we had a trillion dollars in the hopper, in the pipeline before biden came into office because we had passed this covid relief bill. then he passed that $2 trillion spending bill, remember that one, in march w

breaking news from the white house. the administration is announcing that it will, in fact, tap the petroleum reserve to address the soaring price of gasoline. white house makes up to 50 million barrels of oil with this move. prices are down 1 and a half percent. what's your reaction to the white house move? >> we shouldn't be surprised by this. according to the iea we have an agreement that has been reached over 40 years requiring that we keep x amount of monthly import of crude oil in the spr, that was back when we were producing 4, 5, 6, 7 million barrels oil a day and now 10, 11, 1 almost 13 million barrels of oil a day and the import are less and every reason to release reserves. i'm not surprised by this given the fact that the president is worried about inflation as well as he should be. it's a possible public and reasonable decision on their part. normally these things are going to put crude oil to $72 per barrel. we should not be surprised. according to iea's requirements of the united states. nothing surprises

the white house has a messaging problem and i watched jennifer granholm last week energy secretary on with bloomberg and about rising gas prices she laffer for our fives seconds and she says i don't have a magic want to fix this problem. so in terms of perception if you close a piece on —- the keystone pipeline five minutes after taking office and you explore may be closing a pipeline with michigan it looks like you are not doing anything to fix the problem. gerry: one more quick break but kamala harris continues to laugh off questions this week this time about whether she has real utility in this has real utility in this administration. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. life is for living. we got this. let's partner for all of it. edward jones ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ there's a dif

shortly after was broadcast the white house distance itself and said that the president believes such policies would make americans less safe that is a majority position is not rocket science for president biden to choose that. this is what receiving a fairly small group in the democratic party which does control several city governments and is experimented with these policies and they almost immediately like you milwaukee have to pull them back and start hiring more police officers after they cut funding for the police. gerry: were gonna take a quick break but another topic with kobe case is on the rise. european countries are imposing lockdowns. lockdowns. what wil ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th when it comes to autism, ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ finding the right wor

house and i want to show you a photo that the white house press pool put out about the president. americans are concerned about paying for things and here is a photo of president biden in nantucket at a billionaires home. the white house pool releasing this of him laughing it up with "the today show", i mean, look at the room. if i could afford the tv console and i'm looking at getting a new one and i can afford that. this is where the president is as american struggle with costs and that's reflecting now in his poles, isn't it? >> setting aside the question of conflicts of interest about who the owner of the home is and why the president is there this weekend, i think what we see from the former president is that he's looking at all of this. he's looking at inflation he's looking at what happened in afghanistan, what happens at the border and he saying i could capitalize on these because in the last race, you had trump who was defending his own record against joe biden who came in and said i can be the elder statesman and bring things back to normal. it would be a very different

the white house, democrats, the media, reeling. it was a seismic wake-up call, a turning point for america. now voters rejected the left in virginia and in minnesota but the left and the media reacting by claiming they're not out of touch. everyone else is racist tell that to black conservative winsome sears who won as lieutenant governor in virginia. tell that to minority voters saying we want to unify on kitchen table issues, not on far left identity politics. moderate democrats are outraged they will lose congress in next year's midterms, media, party leaders are sewing the seeds of their owner relevance. joining us tonight, former chair of the white house council of economic advisors. he is kevin hassett. congressman brad wenstrup, mike johnson and brian babin plus economic expert mitch roschelle. freedom works director of education reform. laura socker. vulnerable democrats balking at the biden agenda. voters say they're losing under biden. voters cannot name one thing the president did besides covid relief which started under

shortly after was broadcast the white house distance itself and said that the president believes such policies would make americans less safe that is a majority position is not rocket science for president biden to choose that. this is what receiving a fairly small group in the democratic party which does control several city governments and is experimented with these policies and they almost immediately like you milwaukee have to pull them back and start hiring more police officers after they cut funding for the police. gerry: were gonna take a quick break but another topic with kobe case is on the rise. european countries are imposing lockdowns. what will growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway, there were three things my family encouraged: kindness, honesty and hard work. over time, i've come to add a fourth: be curious. be curious about the world around us, and then go. go with an open heart, and you will find inspiration anew. viking. exploring the world in comfort. gerry: the cold-weather covid surges here cases risen 30% over the last two weeks and t

the white house still backing the nominee here. white house official telling me saule omarova was eminently qualified and nominated for her lifetime work on financial regulation, in the private sector, government, and leading academic in the field. the white house continues to strongly support her historic nomination. the ranking member of the senate banking committee says omarova has radical ideas against free enterprise. the irony is the administration is taking steps to constrict the oil production in the u.s. the president is now asking opec to step up and fill the gaps. so democrats now questioning that strategy. listen. >> that we got to take aggressive action to tap the strategic petroleum reserve. we need to tell opec we need supply. we give the saudis plenty of money and arms. we need to look for other energy sources and which ought to be investing heavily in renewable energy and electric vehicles so we reduce the demand. reporter: now republicans are saying that just reverse the policies that can sell the keystone pipelin

kamala harris poll numbers plummeting in the white house stepping in to defend her admitted-- position in the administration. markets this morning are higher. we have a rally underway for the dow industrials in the triple digits, up 115, s&p 511 and a quarter and nasdaq higher by 30 and a half. stocks were down slightly last week led by concerns over inflation with the dow jones, nasdaq and s&p 500 down about half of a percent on average. european markets are searching for good direction. eurozone is lower. dax index in germany is higher by 29. in asia, markets mostly higher with south korea leading the gains. more-- "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪♪ maria: first avenue, morning movers, tesla with the stock falling in premarket at risk of losing its 1 trillion-dollar market valuation with shared dad own better than 2%. elon musk challenging the senator bernie sanders as he hints about selling more stock on top and that "the big short" investor tweeted elon musk doesn't need the cash. he just wants to sell tesla and elon musk has been selling shares of tesla and has been p

larry: tyler goodspeed, jay powell was seen leaving the white house last night, year of said watcher you dealt with the fed when you were running the cea, what do you think we don't know if he wasf smiling or frowning, we don't know people's golf clubs out or not, we don't always going to hang around. , what is your founded expectation here? >> i think the white house over the past couple of months floated a few trial balloons for his reappointment. the first day they let leak that secretary yellen was in favor of his reappointment then they let leak that they were consideringa reappointment paired with elevating o brainard and diverse pics for the vacant government airships. both the trial balloons were able to flow without getting shot down by progressives. my hunch is there probably moving inro that direction. >> then they give a nominee for the currency who hates banks. larry: you took the words out of my mouth. >> from moscow university. >> with the london scholarship. >> facebook marks the study group. larry: we can't find this thesis. we keep looking for thesis and we can't fi

shortly after was broadcast the white house distance itself and said that the president believes such policies would make americans less safe that is a majority position is not rocket science for president biden to choose that. this is what receiving a fairly small group in the democratic party which does control several city governments and is experimented with these policies and they almost immediately like you milwaukee have to pull them back and start hiring more police officers after they cut funding for the police. gerry: were gonna take a quick break but another topic with kobe case is on the rise. european countries are imposing lockdowns. what wil what makes salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist

earlier today white house press secretary karen once again claimed the administration feels your pain. watch. >> we are moving record amounts of goods through our ports into shelves. we understand the frustration americans feel when backlogs lead to high prices or delay goods. kennedy: weird. problem is, it's not only the supply chain making thanksgiving even more expensive. gas prices are also up making coffee or supply or drive anywhere. yet, you have to dust off your rickshaw. hope your legs are strong. at the biden white house doesn't understand the full scope of the problem, how can we expect them to find a solution? let's meet tonight panel, townhall.com editor and fox news printer better, the one and only katie pavlik and fox news printer better and former tennessee democrat congressman, harold ford junior making his voyage on the ss kennedy. the president of the institute, jeff. welcome every single one of you. so exciting. katie, i will start with you. it seems like the administration does not have a grasp. we talk about it every single day on a host of different shows. peopl

we asked the white house for more detail on that. there were also notable items that went undiscussed like the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, despite xi blocking a global investigation into the wuhan lab. there is no mention whether the u.s. will boycott the beijing winter olympics three months from now over human rights abuses despite reports that the u.s. is weighing a diplomatic boycott. >> this is more cooperative and naive approach to china and that really what concerns me as well as a fact we know as a matter of his own personal legacy, xi xinping wants to effectuate reunification of taiwan with the main land. they said they are willing to use force if necessary. i fear all of this is going to come to a head shortly after they get that massive propaganda win with the olympics in 2022. reporter: so reporters have not yet had a chance to ask president biden any questions about his virtual summit. hopefully later today at his event in new hampshire for the infrastructure bill there might be an opportunity. neil? neil: jacqui

stuart: look, do you think there's panic in the white house? i mean, they can see their approval ratings really fall sharply. crisis after crisis. are they panicking? do you get a sense of that in your reporting on the white house? >> well, yes. and, obviously, i mean, joe biden's polls, opinion polls, approval is in freefall, and there doesn't seem to be any floor to it. and the odd thing, however, is that, you know, in a normal administration you would say there would be course correction, there would be really a concerted effort especially after the drubbing that the democratic party had in the last elections. there would be some attempt to the listen to the people and course correct. and yet that doesn't seem to be happening. if anything, they are doubling down. joe biden -- stuart: true. >> -- he's spent his entire life being a fantasist, and i think he's in fantasy world again not really absorbing the fact that he's not popular, he's not a unifying president, and how can he be when he's sending his justice department after anybody who opp

both were interviewed by biden at the white house last week. my sources told me they don't believe biden will reappoint powell. they think lyle brainard will be the appointment. what do you think and what kind of impact might that have? >> if i had to guess, that's probably right. whoever inherits it is going to inherit a tough position. we have surging inflation. we have really the market today embedded in the valuation, 21 times earnings, is the belief that in the fed we trust and the fed put and the fed bottom and all the things we heard for years and i think if in fact we start raising interest rates faster than the market expected, you have china hanging out there. you've got covid which is a real issue. we have the economy, 4.2 million jobs behind the pre-covid pandemic period. i think you've got to be really careful. and i think powell's done a masterful job of keeping things flowing, really building consensus on both sides of the aisle and i don't think the markets will like it and, you know, but my gut tells me he's probably going to d

real quick on your former house colleague, white house chief of staff former chief of staff mark meadows potentially facing criminal contempt of congress. >> this is so ridiculous. mark meadows didn't do one thing wrong. he's a good man who served our country and was the best chief of staff you could have. the idea they will do this-- talk about having a chilling impact on the top advisor of the president of the united states going forward what this means, it's frightening where they want to go. but, this is where the democrats are. they are focused so much on this january 6, commission because maria, what else are they going to talk about? i mean, they are going to talk about inflation, the chaos on our borders, are they going to talk about the price of energy where we went from energy independence were now the president is begging opec to increase production? now they are going on at 200 year presidents essay in the top advisor to the president has to come in and testify? it's as wrong as it gets. maria: a really troubling times right now, congressman. thank you. we will keep watching

quick break and then kamala harris snubbed at the white house. the moment you have to see that some people on social media are comparing to the hit show veep. it's making a buzz this morning. we'll have it, next. dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones black rock silver is bringing new life to a historic silver district, the second largest in the silver state of nevada with multiple recent high grade discoveries, black rock is well underway on the largest silver exploration program in america. black rock, silver. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in busines

is how we get the white house? sure looks like it. breaking tonight, kamala harris director just resigned. this is amid reports of the vp resident biden my speaking of, whole numbers are dropping lower than the limbo stick. apple shows biden's rating at 36%. by far the lowest place of his presidency. how is the administration going to dig out of this mess? is already too late? fox news contributors, sean duffy and rachel duffy, the duffy's. welcome. >> hi, kennedy. kennedy: you are so cute. let us discuss because sean, you are in washington for a long time from congressman from the great state of wisconsin, you know what it's like to have a political struggle up help climb ahead of you with the vice president ever reached the summit is her political career already doomed? >> 28% for kamala harris, that is horrible, it doesn't get much worse than that and i don't know how she comes back. like the last, she has traits that are so annoying. a powerful position, she hasn't done anything the power of the vice presidency. the path given to

shortly after was broadcast the white house distance itself and said that the president believes such policies would make americans less safe that is a majority position is not rocket science for president biden to choose that. this is what receiving a fairly small group in the democratic party which does control several city governments and is experimented with these policies and they almost immediately like you milwaukee have to pull them back and start hiring more police officers after they cut funding for the police. gerry: were gonna take a quick break but another topic with kobe case is on the rise. european countries are imposing lockdowns. [ marcia ] my dental health was not good. lockdowns. what w i had periodontal disease, and i just didn't feel well. but then i found clearchoice. [ forde ] replacing marcia's teeth with dental implants at clearchoice was going to afford her that permanent solution. [ marcia ] clearchoice dental implants gave me the ability to take on the world. i feel so much better, and i think that that is the key. this is elodia. she's a recording artist.

maria: let's get back to the white house. did you find it odd yesterday that president biden comes out and says oh, there's all this worry about the omicron variant, i'll have a plan for you out on thursday. then you've got vice president kamala harris and transportation secretary pete buttigieg head to north carolina this week to promote the infrastructure package. so they're on the road. the trip for the two political rivals comes amid speculation of a rift between harris and the administration where you've got democrats pushing pete buttigieg forward for 2024 and saying they're not sure about kamala harris. your thoughts? >> well, this certainly looks like a scene that's made for televisioning right? we did have all these reports coming out about the rivalry between the two, about the jockeying and positioning for 2024. biden announced he's going to run in 2024, that's his intention is what the white house is saying, to try to tamp down some of this stuff. look, kamala harris has gotten -- through the short straw in terms

the white house said it's prepared to defend the order and say it is rule will be upheld. time for the word on wall street right now. top investors are watching your money and let's get into it with payne capital management ryan payne and katherine vera and michael lee. katherine kicking it off with you. record territory once again even though technologies is moving between gains and losses, we start the new day in unchartered territory with all three indices closes high in better than expected job's report. 531,000 jobs last month beating expectations and now we are waiting on inflation readings. october producer price index and consumer price index later in week, katherine. what are you expecting to be the market movers this week? >> record high, how can they not be, maria? let's make no mistake about it, the fed is buying fewer bonds but not for expansion mode. fiscal spending is incredible, maria, now we are talking about we spent $3 trillion in the past 12 months with a thing called covid. that's never going to be retrace and convert today social spending and the cong

phil wegman of real clear politics a white house correspondent joining us obviously out of white house. joe piscopo is joining us right now and you might be saying neil that's the former snl legend which he is, but he's got a very popular radio show, everyone talks about it, it's all the buzz, and i'm sure, big topic of discussion was that incredibly close election in new jersey, but more importantly, the toppling of one steven sween ey, the senate president. that's a big deal. he i think is the longest- serving public official in the garden state, better than 30 years and he's beaten by a guy who was an angry truck driver who said he had it with the way trent was operate, and he beat him, spending just a few hundred bucks, what do you make of that? >> you know, i always like watching steve sweeney on your shows, neil, he's a great guy. the head of the senate in the great state of new jersey and a great guy and a great politician and just very very well-known. how he got toppled, i think, because i know it's hard to understand neil cavuto, but in new jersey, we invented, let's see , i

house still wants to do, this is a proposal the white house still wants, what is the irs going to do with that information? there's no possible way they could sift through it. what they would use it for unfortunately is they would pick and choose who they would be looking at and that is something we should never allow, it's a violation of every american's due process rights. dagen: i want to turn to the biden administration's fight against american parents, newly released. mails show the national school board association did coordinate with the white house before sending president biden a letter comparing concerned parents to domestic terrorists. according to the nsba president's time line, that letter was sent september 29th with the doj issuing a memo on october 4th. but on september 14th the organization of state association executive directors were informed there was a meeting with the white house as the school board association was preparing to send a letter to president biden. your thoughts on this? it was a coordinated effort to sic the department of justice and the fbi on par

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

white house officials say the cbo isn't qualified the cost to big spending bill. the cbo is not qualified. >> they position themselves for bad cbo score. they are attacking the credibility of the agency. >> there was wide agreement, moderates, liberals, etc. cbo does not have experience, who are taking advantage of any honest taxpayer. >> the cbo director said the plan to beef up the irs to go after those tax cheats would yield a quarter of what the administration was hoping for and he defended the agency. >> something we are very familiar with. a well-established methodology. >> reporter: it is a nonpartisan agency of the scores expected friday. >> the number, the dollar number is far too high it is not going to get through the senate. it is an important point, very important. >> they don't know what they are doing. let's get back to the market. futures suggest there's not much happening. nasdaq up two. not much going on. here is shah gilani. people see something and buy it. the stock market. >> it is great for corporate profits. the month over month retail sales

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 and there is nothing in this bill that increases the supply of goods. it'll reduce the supply of goods and services that it raises tax rates. this is going to be clearly inflationary, how inflationary, we will see but our only hope is as this goes to the sen

edward lawrence is at the white house. as we were saying the white house points the finger but should they be pointing the fingers at themselves for the policies that they are setting? >> the white house is literally blaming everyone they can think of for the economic failings that are happening in the economy. the president campaigned on bringing back the economy. what we have a 31 year high and inflation, supply chain issues that you outlined as well as the white house blaming private companies. the president keeps going back to the fact that he got ports to operate 24/7 but will check drivers are needed to carry goods away from the ports. the trucking association pointing to the vaccine association that they want to keep people away from taking those jobs for the president also said to investigate price gouging and gas industry to lower gas prices. then the administration to increase cost and add more drilling. small businesses see box stores favored by this president. listen. >> everything this guy does has been counte

stuart: what is the white house doing about that? i don't know. we'll try to tell you. we'll tell you where the most unaffordable city in america is. here's a hint. it is in california. >>> china's president xi xinping has not left the country in 21 months. has he got trouble at home? i will ask kt mcfarland next. ♪. not sell. i promise our relationship will be one of partnership and trust. i am a fiduciary, not just some of the time, but all of the time. charles schwab is proud to support the independent financial advisors who are passionately dedicated to helping people achieve their financial goals. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com ♪ say it's all right ♪ ♪ say it's all right, it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ now listen to the beat ♪ ♪ kinda pat your feet ♪ ♪ it's all right ♪ ♪ have a good time 'cause it's all right ♪ ♪ oh, it's all right ♪ that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go f