your serve, harris. >> harris: i'm going to punt write to cheryl. >> cheryl: okay, this is my favorite of this. instead of saying guys or gals, like hey guys, a gals, you're supposed to say, hey folks, a-team, hey y'all. i mean i'm from texas, i can say y'all. i found one thing in this entire thing that i liked and that was it but otherwise this is ridiculous. kennedy? >> kennedy: hey, guys. i say hey guys. guys, dinner's on the table. >> harris: especially when they won't listen to you. you have to do everything. >> kennedy: and when you have one child seated, it drives me batty. whenever i hear the word grandfather to come up with something supposed to be grandfathered into a contract, i fly into a murderous rage and a wrap up the contract like nancy pelosi with a president trump state of the union speech, because it's just it's so unfair to grandfather's. i don't understand it. it's meaningless. they are going to render of the english language totally useless. people like c.s. lewis are spinning in his grave. this is taking the phrase a murder your darlings way too literally and you

end of the month sounds kind of late, cheryl. >> cheryl: we needed these last month. welcome back. hi, griff. the new deadline to order covid tests soft opened yesterday ahead of the official launch. covidtests.com, went live even though it was beta testing. >> press sect. psaki: we can't guarantee there won't be a bug or two, best tech teams and the postal service are working hard to make this a success. >> cheryl: americans can order four tests per residential address. 500 million will be distributed in late january. i tried out the website yesterday and my mother has four covid tests on the way at the ends of january, apparently. >> griff: cheryl, the story a major grocery chain warning of more empty shelves and yet the federal government is turning to teenagers to fix it. >> cheryl: this is something else. obviously if you have been to the grocery store, you have seen this, a big issue, empty shelves. despite comments from president biden there had been progress to fix the supply chain, an e-mail sent out warns of empty-shelves scenario. as our entire region managing challengin

cheryl casone, travel nightmare not over. >> cheryl: flight-mare continues. southwest had most cancellations, citing bad weather. and jet blue had a high number on tuesday and airlines are dealing with sick calls due to omicron. 20,000 flights in the u.s. cancelled since christmas eve. looking at 1200 flights in this country cancelled so far and it is 5:48 eastern time. total flights globally 3200 and change. >> kennedy: before we let you go, let me ask about tests you can buy for covid-19. apparently a couple big retailers are saying, jack up the price despite the fact people can barely find them. >> cheryl: they were selling them at cost. walmart and kroger are raising the cost. about $14 for two tests. they had that deal with the biden administration, that deal expired in mid-december. the test sells for $23.99 at kroger and walmart sells it for $19.98. retailers said we've done our duty, we're going back to business, if you will. can't blame them at this point. >> kennedy: got to get paid. >> todd: cufind the information you need on the internet, no furth

>> cheryl: exactly. senator susan collins and others questioning biden officials why funds were being diverted. >> our staff's investigation found that $850 million out of the testing budget and another $850 million out of the allocation for the stockpile were instead used to deal with the crisis at the southern border. >> cheryl: $8 billion allocated for covid testing as the nation facing a shortage. collins mentioned a facility in her district, they laid off workers because they didn't have any orders for tests. >> carley: cheryl, did pete buttigieg save christma >> cheryl: buttigieg visiting for a victory lap despite empty store shelves. learn to the mayor's reaction. >> i got to say, our president and this administration deserve credit for saving christmas, this man saved christmas. >> cheryl: americans are suffering shortage of milk, beverages, meat, it looks like march of 2020. another frustrated shopper says his grocery store looked like one he saw in the soviet union back in 1981, carley and todd

casone has details. >> cheryl: good morning. national association for gun rights and single plaintiff announcing lawsuit after the san jose city council ark proved northern irelandance requiring gun owners to pay liability and $25 fee. citizen mayor contends it will encourage gun owners to buy safes and they hope congress will protect americans from skorj of gun violence, we will be waiting for a long time. incumbent on local communities because it is not getting solved by the current approach. the lawsuit says this is position of tax fear arbitrary cost on gun ownership is intended to suppress gun ownership, the ordinance is unconstitutional. implications are bigger here. >> what the government is trying to do in san jose, this is a test case, i promise this will happen all over california and all over the country if it is allowed to pass, is effectively tack the legal ownership of guns through two forms. number one, there is a fee the city will impose on gun owners and they'll take your gun if you don't pay it, number two, req

casone has the details. >> cheryl: good morning. markets are watching for that report due out 8:30 a.m. eastern time. 4.1% is expected. the report may not fully capture the economic activity in the latter half of the month of december. this as president biden advisors say he needs to change his approach. they write, infectious diseases cannot be eradicated when there is limited long-term immunity or nonhuman reservoir of reaction. with what tradeoffs remains undetermined. white house press secretary was asked about this and if covid was here to stay. >> does the president believe covid is here to stay? >> again, the president's goal is to defeat the virus. the president's goal and objective is to save as many lives as possible. >> cheryl: question for businesses, do you lose employees each time they contract covid? people have had this now multiple times. >> todd: yeah. with all that said, no letup from the white house on vaccine mandates. >> cheryl: right. and they are not budging on mandates despite pushback from the postal servic

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. >> cheryl: i answer to both, just to let you know. the 120-day waiver request in a letter from douglas tulano writes, we respectfully suggest the nation cannot afford additional harm engendered if the ability of the postal service to deliver mail and packages is significantly negatively impacted. the worry is combinination of vaccine mandates and illnesses from omicron. a spokeswoman saying the postal service is seeking temporary relief. i got to add, retailers, healthcare groups, they expressed worries with mandates on one side and potential of illness with the other. >> ashley: what is going on with the super bowl? >> cheryl: the super bowl is looking for a backup plan. sunday, february 13th in los angeles, according to the league, the league reached out. new covid situation in -- the league confirming the discussions but telling the outlet, part of our contingency process we conduct for all regular and post-season games, we contacted several clubs in the event we cannot play the super bowl due to unforeseen circumstances. of course

good morning. >> cheryl: good morning to both of you. a letter sent to james murray from chuck grassley and johnson raising concern hunter biden's travel activities were redacted when his father was president. the uscircumstances did not reduce hunter biden's travel for 2010, 2011 and 2013. contains freedom of information act redactions which do not apply to congress. demanding complete copies about a trip to kazakhstan in may of 2014, when he was working for ukrainian gas company berisma. no comment from the secret service. >> todd: interesting, we'll be monitoring that. cheryl, do you want a teenager driving ana 18-wheeler? >> cheryl: not sure about one, the ceo of the trucking association says the industry is at the end of a cliff. new pilot program would allow teenagers to drive big rigs from state to state, has industry leaders concerned. listen. >> minors under 21 are reckless and driving, imagine for a moment that careless driver is hauling loads up to 80's,000 pounds issue not fair to put our families at risk. >> cheryl: driver s

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hi, cheryl. >> cheryl: good morning. homeland security secretary mayorkis announced this program. this improve literacy and execute action plan, trimming reducing own impacts on the environment. this despite the fact 1.7 million migrants were detained for fiscal year 2021. one iowa congresswoman telling fok the biden administration is living in an alternate reality and i'm trying to figure out how a climate expert, we have a lot of those in the world, not sure we need a program to train more. >> carley: yeah. you know, speaking of alternate reality, cheryl, the biden administration has a plan in place to fix inflation? >> cheryl: they are really gas lighting that inflation number from yesterday. despite consumer prices hitting a 40-year high, white house economic advisor brian deese is pushing for more spending. >> the largest single cost that families face are healthcare, child care issue the cost of a home and we have concrete, practical, straight-forward ways to deliver relief on those costs, that is why our focus and our work on build back better continues. >> cheryl: still pu

casone is live with details. >> cheryl: good morning. this is minority owner of the golden state warriors. he is getting blasted on social media for this. >> nobody cares what is happening to uhghurs. of all the things i care about, yes, it is below my line. >> cheryl: the team tried to distance themselves from the vc saying he does not speak on behalf of our franchise. n.b.a. star enes kanter is speaking out again. >> you look at the uyger people there is genocide happening now, him saying i could care less is a shame, it is disgusting. >> the uygers have been subjected to -- huge market for the n.b.a. >> griff: as if los angeles didn't have enough problems, thefts from cargo planes -- >> cheryl: new data shows thefts from trains in los angeles spiked 160% over the last year. union pacific is blasting the city's woke d.a. writing, "with the arrests made no cash bail policy and extended time frame for suspects to appear in court is causing re-victimization to union pacific by the criminals," and the company is planning to meet with the l

cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning, documents found from early days of the pandemic show scientists, including dr. fauci was warned coronavirus may have originated at the lab in wuhan. spokesperson joined bret baier sglchlts. >> covered up covid for a year. there is not a real team from the who, to go in and find out the origins of covid. the communist party want to make sure it will never happen. >> cheryl: in be 2020, a doctor said it looked engineers. there was concerns over how the public would react to the news. and national institute of health gave funtd funding to that lab. >> carley: what is latest on president biden's vaccine or test mandate? >> cheryl: supreme court struck the vaccine mandate to businesses, rules are being removed and development occupational safety osha, is not giving up. in statement say they will prioritize resources to finalize permanent covid standard. it caused protest and job loss across this country. >> todd: cutting police budgets wasn'ts such a great idea. >> carley: what do you think? >> cheryl: after cutting $120 million in budget of

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good morning, cheryl. >> cheryl: good morning to both of you. 68% of americans say it is the economy issue not covid, that is their biggest worry, the pandemic is their number one concern. worries over the cost of living have doubled and americans are concerned over rising inflation, this is hashtag bare shells biden is trending on twitter while supply chain crunch is decimating store shelves. politicians are posting photos of bare shelves in local stares. we are seeing this across the country. the mayor of atlanta posted pictures of bare shelves. >> todd: it is bad, happening everywhere. power move by governor ron desantis here. >> cheryl: good sense of humor. florida governor desantis selling t-shirts, after top democrats were seen maskless. both aoc and eric swalwell, who visited florida for vacation. tonight on "american dream home" we are heading to clearwater. jeff and sarah are on their hunt in the sunshine work. and house hunt will be a family affair, getting the kids involved in this one. one of my favorite episodes. >> carley: wonderful, we all have to tune in. cheryl, than

. >> todd: bring in cheryl casone from fox business joining us live with details. >> cheryl: happy to join the guys this morning. the white house is unveiling one billion in federal funding to target meat packing companies 6789 they are accusing the companies of price fixing. pat lafrieda reacted to the allegations earlier. >> reinstating that cool act so american consumers can make the decision of spending and will be a few cents per pound more per domestic product. we wouldn't have to spend a bellion dollars when infrastructure is already there. >> cheryl: biden plan aims to expand processing plants, other measures, money coming from the american rescue plan. they want to give farmers more options against the glomerates. it is a labor shortage and energy prices and everything else affecting the companies. they will spend a billion dollars for a problem they can't prove frankly exists. >> kevin: crazy amount of money when you get down to it. let me ask you about a case in silicon valley. what can you tell us about elizabeth holmes? >> cheryl: found guilty yesterday after the seventh

cheryl, thank you. todd. >> todd: the mother of a slain army veteran calling out progressive pol -- politicians as she says bail reform laws are rewarding his killer. joining me now is the mother of sergeant hassan korea, who was stabbed to death in 2018. as a parent, i cannot begin to comprehend your loss. when you see the state bending over backward to make things easier on your son's killers, how much of a punch in the gut is that to you? >> it is an insult, it is an atrocity, a disgrace, i feel tormented, tortured. i feel -- like having an out of body experience. i can't wrap my head around how this is possible. >> todd: i don't think any of us can wrap our head around it. the new governor kathy hocul is standing behind bail reform. listen. >> i will absolutely stand behind promise why we need bail reform in the first place and looking for data that shows me that bail reform is the reason that somehow crime is going up in 9100 cities. >> todd: whether the killing of your son or the killing of countl

. >> todd: cheryl casone with the latest on the probe into the president's son. >> cheryl: good morning, i'm dressed and ready to go, get to the story. if republicans win back the house, hunter biden could be witness number one. congressman james comer saying, "we have a lot of questions about where he gets his money from artwork and consulting deals," remember james comer is ranking member of the oversight committee. hunter biden is selling paintings for upward of $500,000 per painting, an ethics issue with the white house. more bad news with inflation, more data coming out and the producer price index showed record year over year jump of 9.7% after consumer price hit high of 7%. despite hitting new lows over the economy, he has not taken responsibility. >> reality is, you can't flip the global economic light back on and not expect this to happen. capitalism without competition isn't capitalism, it is exploitation. >> call it corporate greed, sure, call it jacking up prices during a pandemic. >> carley: most economists and analysts agree spending stam lus coming from washington over th

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. >> cheryl. i know you have more information on the whole controversy with joe rogan and spotify, there's a famous couple involved. who is it. >> what i need now is a flowchart to explain the story, it keeps goings, spotify responding to the joe rogan nounsing advisory labels will be applied whenever covid is discussed. a statement released saying in part that the advisory will direct listeners to their dedicated hub, provides updated facts and information shared by scientists, positions, academics and public health authorities, prince harry, and meghan markel are weighing in saying we have continued to express concerns to spotify to ensure change are made to the platform. we look to spotify to make this moment and recommend continuing our work together as it does. joe rogan responding overnight. >> the problem i have with the term misinformation, specially today. is that many of the things that we thought of as misinformation a short while ago you now accepted as fact. eight months ago if you sa

i think many of you probably saw over the past week cheryl atkinson at cvs pointed out just how horrible the lockdowns have been for use. everybody nodded. they get it, they know it's happening. more research is going to come out that it will show it was so harmful from suicide rates to plunging test scores. the inability for them to get back on track. teachers complained there are behavioral problems in the classroom. you think so? because you kept them out of school for a year and half. recently there's a big article in "the new york times" that really puffed up randy weingarten and said she was very much trying to keep kids in school but then as the judge pointed out, we have the actual emails from the cdc and the school district that basically said teachers wanted to keep schools close. so that's something that's going to lead into this question of who do you side with, the parents if you want to win the election where the teachers union if you want to get political donations? >> jesse: what do you think the real reason is some teachers don't want to return to the classroom? >> greg:

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also his wife, actress cheryl hines, tweeting the remarks were insensitive. she's right. it never ends well. i've always sort of liked bill maher's caustically independent streak. here he is on his hbo program explaining why he's increasingly mocking liberals. >> it's not me who's changed, it's the left. who's now made up of a small contingent who have gone mental and a large contingent who refuse to call them out for it. but i will. that's why i'm a hero at fox these days. [cheers and applause] which shows just how much liberals have their head up their [bleep] howard: maher was responding to dana perino floating him as a possible presidential candidate. i think he'll stick to mining comedy gold from both sides. beat the clock. that's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz. i think we'll know by next sunday whether tom brady is, in fact, retiring or not. what a great story that turned out to be. hope you'll like my facebook page, check out my podcast, media buzz meter, you can sub skype, apple i teens -- subscribe. or spotify if, we talk about spotify. we'l

foxbusiness anchor cheryl casone joins us to discuss. unemployment fell, the jobs number far below expectations and yes unemployment fell. i'm looking at labor force participation and that seems to explain the gap here. >> reporter: 96,000 people left the workforce, they have a different take on the numbers and many analysts i talked to had. in particular president biden was asked about correlation between wages and inflation. we saw 4.7% gain year-over-year, you would think that would be good, not when you have inflation sitting at a 39 year high. any of those wage gains the american worker has seen has been wiped out by inflation. that was the first point. when asked about it he called it malarkey. i think it will get worse when we get to the revision in a month. they only took the surveys through the week of 12-13. we've seen 1.7 million absences in december. if this case count stays where they are we are worth 4 million absences for the month of january. the jobs report did not adequately show the true situation for american jobs and

cheryl, that number is sky high. >> it's a 40-year high, steve, that we got this morning. the numbers breaking a few moments ago. i jump oh 7% beard we haven't seen inflation run that hot in this country since 1982. if you look at the core number which is where they strip out mood and energy. that was still hotter than expected year-over-year, and a jump of 5.5%. what are people paying the most for? according to the government, for shelter and for used vehicles. used cars and truck prices year-over-year, 37% jump, steve. as far as shelter, that was a huge jump. also if you look at apparel, a jump of almost 6% for clothing. this is what everybody needs and this is inflation that goes against the story of higher wages we we got that data last friday morning that tells us wages are up over the last year. what they are paying especially these low income families are paying for everything they need whether it is food or gasoline or their rent, those numbers are jumping. really quick, gasoline prices year-over-year. you see that your gas pump, a jump of 50% year-over-year for ga