aishah: is he right? sean: you know the shot in green bay wisconsin noticed that we have snow in wisconsin and it's deer hunting season coming up. everyone is thrilled. to the question i think with osha this is an overstep of authority. it ties in with aaron rodgers. when the surgeon general comes out and says do this for the collective good it's not a recognition that we have so many americans vaccinated that are reinfected with covid and hospitalize from covid and dying from covid. it's unrealistic the way the surgeon general and the liberal media invited are present in the vaccine. there was a request put into the cdc and they asked whether any evidence of anybody that's on vaccinated but previously infected with covid spreading covid or becoming reinfected with covid and answer the cdc was no. why do we have the cdc and democrats say if you have covid and you have the antibodies, you two are to threat to the population per this is insanity weighed so many people don't trust government science. aishah:

aishah: welcome back to the big saturday show. a federal appeals court a severe blow to the abiding demonstration upholding an original ruling that block the president vaccine mandate. the appeals court judge calling the mandate staggeringly overboard and a sledgehammer. the court says the mandate would be financial burden on businesses and threatens to decimate their workforces. they are not mincing words. we know the american trucking association and the national retail federation, the national federation of independent business came together to file a lawsuit this week. warning this is only going to make the supply chain crisis a whole lot worse. at what point does the white house say we hear you got it. joey: look at a trucker he spends his whole job by himself or a computer programmer that works from home, people in a big group that does not make sense. by the way osha, business owners don't like osha but a lot of employees like osha but it keeps them safe, this is an idiotic mandate, you asked about the white house, and the

aishah hasnie will be examining that. aishah? >> hi, neil. nancy pelosi and quite frankly the president want to see a vote on this big massive tax and spending bill by the 15th. that is next week. i'm going to tell you what the congressional budget office thinks about those plans next. hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >> neil: you ever heard of the good housekeeping seal of approval? in watching on the, that's the congressional budget office. they tally the numbers and tells you whether the price tag on a given program, programs under this legislation, makes sense. never mind the facts that the numbers change and the cbo's record is not exactly stellar. be that as it may, it's the only game in town on all of this. aishah hasnie following that right now and what may be all of this could mean for this big old bill they're cobbling together.

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hi, aishah. >> good afternoon. yes, the democrats are riding the high off of passing the infrastructure build. but the biden agenda hanging in the balance still. so after months of tough negotiations and infighting within the democratic party, the house finally passed the first part of the biden agenda, that infrastructure bill. that is $1 trillion going to hard infrastructure. roads, bridges, ports, rail, power and broad band. some republicans are calling this a bad bill. the money is not going where it should. still 13 republicans stepped in to pass it as six squad members voted no. why did they vote no? because the house pumped the brakes on the build back better plan. so lawmakers are going to vote till after they get a cbo score. that is a true cost of the legislation. it's currently being billed as $1.75 trillion over ten years completely fade for. that coming from the white house. getting that score is a huge sticking point for moderates that say that they will only vote for this if the cbo score lines up wi

first, aishah hasnie for the drama playing out in the house. aishah? >> good afternoon, john and sandra. house republicans right now are using a procedural tactic to try to delay things on the house floor, but they may not have to do this, because house democrats still don't have the votes to pass this massive "build back better" plan. they are still whipping democrats at this hour. speaker pelosi can really only afford to lose. she's huddling with a bunch of members in her office right now. house majority leader steny hoyer telling reporters a few hours ago, "we are still working on it." a couple frustrations here for democrats. first of all, they are breaking house rules by not getting lawmakers at least 72 hours to read the bill, which, by the way, is more than 2,000 pages long. second of all, there's no congressional budget office score, or the cbo score. that's the true cost of the bill. leader hoyer says we will not be getting that today. listen to this. >> we have members who have very specific concerns that we are trying to address as we provid

good evening, aishah. >> good evening, bret. representative omar, in fact, is speaking right now about these comments and she is flanked by the only other two muslim members of congress and they say, look, this isn't about hurt feelings. this is about taking real action to protect the greater muslim community. so representative omar just said this and i will read a quote for you. when a sitting member of congress calls a colleague a member of the jihad squad and falsify as story suggests i will blow up the capitol, it's not just an attack on me but on million of american muslims across the country. now, this all comes hours after a second video emerged of representative lauren boebert making islamic comments about ilhan omar as early as september, watch. >> i looked over well looky there it's the jihad squad. [laughter] [applause] >> now, boebert made comments sparked another feud marjorie taylor greene now attacking her republican colleague nancy mayse for condemning boebert's comments nancy mace is the trash of the g.o.p. conf

first, aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. hi, aishah. >> hi, martha. yeah, omarova's recent comments that really ruffling feathers on both sides of the aisle. she backtracked on one of them. she was caught on camera calling the coal, oil and gas industry as "troubled" adding that we want them to go bankrupt to tackle climate change. john tester, democrat, confronted her about those comments today. watch. >> do you see how risky it is to make that statement? >> i misspoke. that was not well-framed. my intention was saying the opposite, that we need to help those companies to get restructured. >> also in question, her education in moscow and that really set off fireworks between senator kennedy and chairman brown. >> she renounced her soviet citizenship. >> i understand that. but you're not the witness. she is. i'm entitled to ask my questions -- >> and you were. >> i didn't interrupt you when you gave your introduction. >> the white house is really hoping that her work with the treasury department under former president george w. bush will convince the

>> bret: aishah hasnie up on the hill. thanks. president biden's approval rating on immigration continues to head south. just 31% of those surveyed in our new poll like his policies that is down 3 points from last month. one of the major issues on the border is the proliferation of fentanyl. custom and border patrol officials say they have seized more than 11,000 pounds of the deadly drug in the last fiscal year. that's more than twice the amount of the previous 12 months. correspondent bill melugin reports again tonight from la joya, texas. >> this meeting is a continuation of an ongoing conversation that you and i have had. our mutual concern about migration and what we will do as partners to address, in particular, the root causes of migration. >> vice president kamala harris meets with mexican president andre obrador in washington thursday afternoon where the two briefly discussed the ongoing migrant crisis at the u.s. southern border before the media walls shoed out of the room. >> thank you. >> both countries have been unabl

>> bret: aishah, thank you. the democrat controlled house has censured arizona republican congressman paul gosar over his posting of a video that contained what some interpreted as images of violence against new york democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the vote was 223 to 207. two republicans voted for censure. >> voluntarily took the cartoon down not because it was a threat but because some thought it was. >> we cannot have a member joking about murdering each other or threatening the president of the united states. this is both an endangerment the our elected officials and insult to the institution of the house of representatives. >> bret: congressman gosar was also stripped of two committee assignments. the congressman is the 24th house member to be censured. q none sh amon. known for horned headdress pleaded guilty in september guilty official proceeding when he and thousands of others stormed the capitol building. a navy veteran has been diagnosed with several mental health disorders. court d

aishah hasnie lyon capitol hill. thanks. >> you bet. >> bret: new push for answers how the coronavirus pandemic began. here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. a train crashes into a vehicle stopped on the packs in pompano beach leaving a woman and child with minor injuries. the train was set to take part in a ceremony commemorating the company's return to service after a 19 month hiatus due to the pandemic it remains unclear why the vehicle was stopped in the train's path. fox 11 in los angeles where residents are now required to show proof of vaccination against covid-19 in order to enter indoor restaurants, gyms, entertainment and recreational facilities and some city buildings. although the new vaccine mandate takes effect today, enforcement of the law will not begin until november 29th. and this is a live look at minneapolis from fox 9, our affiliate there one of the big stories there tonight, baby center releases its list of top 100 baby names. olivia and liam are the highest ranking names

aishah, thank you. now, to the kyle rittenhouse trial. the case has gone to the jury after yesterday's lengthy closing arguments. you saw here on fox. and the jury at this moment, has not yet reached a decision on that verdict. that's as of this minute. the judge, we're told, is going to poll the jurors pretty soon to see if this is the end of the day. one of the main issues, obviously, is whether rittenhouse met the legal standard of acting in self-defense. meantime city officials in kenosha, wisconsin are bracing for possible trouble after the verdict is announced no matter what the jury decides. correspondent garrett tenney is in kenosha tonight with a live update. good evening, garrett. >> bret, good evening to you. after 8 hours of deliberations, the only hint we have for where those discussions are is a request the jury made today for copies of the jury instructions, specifically the sections dealing with self-defense. this morning, kyle rittenhouse played a direct role in selecting the individuals who will decide his fate by you wi

hi, aishah. >> yeah, that hearing just wrapped up. the secretary got quite a grilling from republican senators including ted cruz who really pressed him on how this administration is treating unaccompanied children at the border. watch. >> how many children have been in the biden cages in calendar year in 2021? >> senator, i respectfully disagree with your use of the term "cages." >> has kamala harris been down to see the biden cages, this facility? yes or no. >> the vice president was at the border. >> several senators asked about those settlement payments for families separated at the border. mayorkas punted to the doj. he says he's not involved in that. now as you mentioned, billions in taxpayer money could be on the way to illegal immigrant families. democrats just changed the rules for the child tax credit program in the president's massive build back better plan. so families no longer have to provide a social security number to cash in on that credit, which now opens upwards of $2.3 billion for parents of illegal immigrants. her

. ♪ >> hello i am emily campagna along with aishah hasnie, sean duffy and joey jones. a mockup to "the big sunday show" here's what's on tap tonight. aishah: aaron rodgers returns to the football field since testing positive with covid the biden administration has some harsh words about the packers quarterback. sean: a black lives matter activist isn't backing down after threatening riots if you would back

aishah hosni, thank you. brian kilmeade co-host of "fox & friends" host of the brian kilmeade show on fox news radio. sometimes we simulcast. when you have a best selling book you show up. thank you for being here and glad you were able to come in. let's break this down with the president now. i know he said he will go back to his office and make some calls and keep working on this. general colin powell's funeral is less than 45 minutes away and he and the first lady have to be there. i don't know if he can get democrats to go with him at this time. >> joe manchin is not paying attention that's key. the problem solvers caucus that consists of a lot of moderates. they wanted to get the 1.2 passed first, the bipartisan bill with 69 senate votes. they caved on that in exchange for promise me you'll vote by september. everything that they stood for they kept moving the barriers but the salt thing is also very interesting where these high tax states you can write off your state taxes and people stay in new york, n

>> bret: aishah hasnie live in alexandria, virginia. let's bring in senator pat toomey. senator, thanks for being here. >> hey, bret, thanks for having me. >> bret: what's your reaction to this move by the president as we see gas prices high. as we start heading into the holidays? >> it's unbelievable, bret. like, let's be honest. what was the first thing or certainly one of the very first things this president did was shut down the keystone pipeline, a tremendous source of oil. suspending the ability to drill for oil and gas in places where we have oil and gas. and so, nobody should be surprised and i don't think most pennsylvanians are surprised that prices are going through the roof. supplies are shrinking. now the president goes around pleading with opec countries to increase their production. how ridiculous. this isn't going to work. streak oil opec can decide to scale back to produce to make sure the prices stay high. you fundamentally you can't begin the process of crushing supply and not expect to see a price spike. >> bret: here is the president and the energy s

aishah hosni begins this hour in d.c. good morning. >> good morning to you guys. democrats may feel like they are riding a big win but the biden agenda still very much in limbo here, bill and dana. after months of tough negotiations, house finally synced up with the senate and passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill but it came at a cost. the house will wait to pass the build back better plan until after they get a cbo score. a move to appease house moderates but also picks off some progressives. six squad members voted no. there are caveats to the new deal. the timing is very troublesome. cbo score may not come back for another two weeks punting this all the way to thanksgiving and adding to the already full plate for democrats including the extension to fund the government expiring on december 3. not to mention the debt limit crisis returning to haunt them around the same time. the biggest hurdle by far is that moderates say will only vote for it. >> the cbo score is not going to be what came out of the white house. so there will be a huge deficit here with th

correspondent aishah hasnie from capitol hill. >> the motion is adopted. >> president biden legislative victory may be short-lived. on friday, the house finally synced up with the senate passing $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. but democratic infighting is still around the bend. house speaker nancy pelosi pumped the brakes on a vote for the bigger tax and social spending plan called build back better to appease house moderates who want to see a congressional budget office score first beer that is the gold standard and pricing out the true cost of legislation with the white house selling $1.7 trillion in over ten years and completely paid for it. >> we expect the information we received to be in line with what we received from the treasury department. >> the republicans are not buying it appear as big with a price tag will be a lot higher than advertised. >> the democrat politicking reflecting republicans delinked the photo bill back better build with the squad to reject the infrastructure piece. so 13 republicans stepped in to pass it. but now face threats and anger from thei

aishah hasnie with a report on high heating costs that we will all pay for. we begin with claudia cowan. she's tracking gas prices in northern california. we just got the two-minute warning from the white house. we may go there shortly but to you first. >> all right. no doubt about it, paying a thorough pump, even at this arco station. $4.49 a gallon is among the cheapest price you'll find everywhere find everywhere in the -- anywhere in the bay area. every pump has been busy all day. according to aaa, the auto club, an estimated 48 million americans hitting the road. let's go to the president. >> sandra: here's president biden speaking live at the white house. >> president biden: cities and towns all across america to celebrate thanksgiving. i want to talk about the economy. the progress we've made on the challenges that remain that we have to face. made historic progress over the last ten months. unemployment is down to the 4.6%. two years faster than everyone expected. when we started, it was over 14%. wages are rising. disposable income is up here. more p

aishah hosni live on the hill there. what the senator was saying is that is double the cost people have told us. what have you heard, aishah? >> a lot of varying opinions how this spending bill is going. starting off with senator joe manchin who is not happy at all with how this is going. the framework of this bill and quite frankly his democratic colleagues. he says he will not be supporting the social spending plan without a thorough review of the 1.75 trillion in spending over 10 years and really its impact on the national debt and on inflation. he is very worried about the true cost of this and he called out the quote political games members of his own party are playing, particularly progressives who he says are holding this bipartisan infrastructure bill hostage. >> what i see are show games. budget gimmicks that make the real cost of the so-called 1.75 trillion dollar bill estimated to be almost twice that amount. compromise is not good enough for a lot of my colleagues in congress. it is all or nothing and their p

aishah, thank you. >> we will win in virginia. i haven't seen any evidence whether or not i am doing well or poorly, whether or not i have my agenda passed or not, is going to have any real impact on winning or losing. >> bill: that was a comment while overseas while people were voting in virginia. then the president landed at 1:20 a.m. this morning from scotland. at the same time glenn youngkin was on stage giving his victory speech just a few miles away. so some soul searching at the white house. 2/3 of voters saying the country is heading in the wrong direction. house minority leader kevin mccarthy's first reaction. thank you for your time today. there is talk already about a new blueprint for republican elections and how you campaign. what is your read on the results so far from last night? >> i think it's really telling. kamala harris, the vice president was in virginia five days ago. she was correct when she said what happens in virginia will determine a lot what happens in 22 and 24. history shows it. in 1993 they both went

aishah hosni on capitol hill. we go to jackie heinrich traveling with the president in edinburgh, scotland. >> president biden is in scotland to pressure 200 countries to cut carbon emissions and curb global warming. he hasn't been able to make good on the commitments at home. senator joe manchin derailed the piece of his original spending plan to mitigate emissions over concerns on the impact of the fossil fuel industry in west virginia. the white house is trying to frame this agreement from progressives to push forward as solid enough for the president to stand on in foreign leader meetings. the energy secretary said the president yu animus agreement in the house. we've heard that line before. house democrats are making changes as of today trying to add more climate and drug pricing measures. the president denied this lack of movement is having an impact on his approval rating ahead of the critical meetings with world leaders. >> president biden: the polls are going to go up and down and up and down. i didn't ru

congressional correspondent aishah hasnie tells us many residents want to hold the school board accountable. >> domestic terrorists. >> these are our children, not yours. >> time to face the music or get off the podium. >> angry parents confronting loudoun county school board members, putting them on notice during a nearly six hour long school board meeting. parent group fight for schools announcing it's filed a legal petition to recall school board chairwoman brenda sheridan and the remaining members for violating the parents' first amendment rights and, for, quote a break down in trust. >> i said we would see you in court. as of 3:30 today we are now in court. >> this all happened at the first loudoun county public school board meeting since virginia voters handed republican glenn youngkin a gubernatorial win. >> [inaudible] >> it comes shortly after it was revealed the district hired a law firm to conduct an independent review of student sexual misconduct at two schools. the superintendent originally denied reports that a 15-year-old boy wearing a skirt raped a female student in a school

. ♪♪ >> hi everyone i am aishah hasnie along with joey jones, emily copan jo and sean duffy, welcome to the big saturday show, here's what's on tap tonight. >> your pain more from everything from groceries to gas, what is president biden's fix, spend more of your money and go green

aishah hosni in washington >> dana: the revolt against school boards. even san francisco's democratic mayor said she is supporting the recall of city school board members. "new york post" columnist carl markowitz joins us now. she said sadly our school board's priorities have been severely misplaced during such a difficult time the decisions we make for our children will have long-term impacts and why it is important to have leadership to tackle the challenges head on. our kids must come first. what is going on there? >> you know, the democrats have spent a week calling parents racist who had any problems with their schools and the problems with the schools extend far beyond just crt. the loudon county issue has almost nothing to do with crt. they are concerned about crt practices in their schools but it was a covered up sexual assault. it was about not taking parents seriously. had a lot of different aspects that had nothing to do with crt. i think we'll see this across the country. i think parents have woken up and realize what is happening in their s

aishah hosni is live with the latest. aishah, a big morning so far. what happens now? >> a long night, sandra. good morning. 220 to 2013 vote. pelosi is known for pushing big bills with tight margins. met with loud cheers and applause on the left as the bill moves to the senate. a long night. a very long couple of months for democrats as they finally pass the president's massive tax and spending plan. the wheels started turning yesterday when the house finally got that congressional budget office score, something moderates were waiting for. found is build back better legislation would add $160 billion to the national debt. that controversial expansion of the i.r.s. would only collect $207 billion in new revenue through 2031. republicans delayed the vote last night. leader mccarthy took the floor at 8:30 last night to debate against the bill. his speech lasting a total 8 1/2 hours breaking speaker pelosi's record for the longest speech in house history. >> many of you said you would say no, you couldn't vote for it until you go got the cbo score and you wanted to hold t

fox news congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has the details from d.c. hi, aash shah. reporter: david, millions of americans may have to turn their heat down this winter to lower their bills. last month the energy information predicted home heating bills will be up 43%. natural gas up 33%, electricity up 6% from just a year ago. it is only going to get worse if it is colder than last year two. democrats, republicans alike are deeply worried about this. in fact senator susan collins and jack reed sent over a bipartisan letter urging him to release funding from the weatherization assistance program to help families with home heating bills as republicans blast the administration for not taking swift action. >> this thanks giving in colder areas they will endure 30% increase in heating costs. it will be a colder thanksgiving than it was last year. what does that do to people on fixed incomes? what does it do to people living on 1200-dollar social security checks? reporter: gas prices also hitting the wallet hard. trip you pill a says the average price of unlidded at pump i

aishah hosni is live on capitol hill. she might not be the only one that announces this in the coming months. >> a lot of predictions more will follow. it is getting a lot of attention on the hill as democrats desperately try to push the president's massive spending plan through while they can and still have the majority in the house. take a look here are the 14 democrats ditching the house. many have said we want to spend more time with family. but the pattern combined with the major loss in virginia pointing to long haulers jumping ship before they are expected to lose the mid-terms. according to a recent poll 51 percent of response dents said they would vote republican if an election for the house was held now. a 10-point lead over the dems and the highest lead in the 40 years the poll has been around. democrats say don't make too much of the retirements. democrat caucus chair jeffries said it is totally normal during a redistricting year. >> this is to be expected. i don't believe it has anything to do with our prospe

aishah hosni on the hill. >> i will give you one warning and then we will have to escort you out. we'll move on so i will ask the officers to go ahead. >> oh boy, two texas fathers reportedly arrested after speaking out against officials at a school board meeting. ohio republican congressman jim jordan joins us with his reaction to that. >> bill: border patrol saying it seized more than 11,000 pounds of fentanyl in the fiscal year 2021, more than double last year's amount and resulted in suicides and overdoses all over america. it's coming up here, plus this. >> got it. >> roger. >> what is that thing floating in the middle of the screen in that's a very good question. the senate considering establishing a permanent office within the pentagon to study those ufos. we'll explain coming up. ♪♪♪ veteran homeowners. you made a smart move when you bought your home. now make another one and turn your equity into cash with your va home loan benefit. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow 100% of your home's value. remodel the kitchen, consolidate debt, pay off big bills or save for

we go to congressional correspondent aishah hosni. >> millions of americans may have to turn their heat down this winter to lower their bills. last month the energy information administration predicted home heating oil bills will be up 43% this year. natural gas up 30%. electricity up 6% from a year ago. and it is only going to get worse if it's colder than last year, too. democrats and republicans alike are deeply worried about this. senator susan collins and jack reed just sent a bipartisan letter to president biden urging him to release funding from the wealthyization assistance program to help families out with home heating bills. as republicans blast the administration for not taking swift action. >> for many of our seniors this thanksgiving in the colder areas will endure a 30% increase in their heating cost. a colder thanksgiving than it was last year. what does that do to people on fixed incomes? what does it do to the people that are living on $1200 social security checks? >> meantime gas prices also hitting the wallet hard. aaa says the average price of unleaded is $1.29 highe

hi, aishah. >> things could escalate further. a muslim advocacy group is calling on house democratic leadership to censure representative bow bart over the entire ordeal. it could have implications in the long term for democrats, too. what's happening here. this all surrounds some controversial comments that representative boebert made a week ago suggesting that omar could be a terrorist. on friday boebert apologized to the greater muslim community but not specifically to omar by name. said she arranged a private call which ended with omar hanging up on her. boebert claims omar demanded she issue a public apology to her which boebert refused and responded with her own demands for a public apology. >> this isn't about religion, the horrible, failed, democrats policies and anti-americanism that i will call out each and every time i hear it. >> we know omar has her own history of making controversial comments. you will remember the all about the benjamins tweet condemned by her own party as anti-semitic and multiple attempts to stri

aishah hosni has more on capitol hill for us. good morning. >> good morning. we're not standing on solid ground when it comes to the democrats and this build back better bill. they did take a step forward as you are talking about in football terminology last week on friday but this bill in its current framework will likely fall apart by the time it reaches the senate. so first of all house moderates are essentially holding this bill hostage now until they get the congressional budget office score to tell us the true cost of this legislation. if it's actually paid for as the white house says. some parts of that cbo score will be released this week. others will take much longer but likely to reveal some unfavorable numbers including questionable pay fors, untenable tax credits and that higher price tag that so many are expecting. then this bill is going to be scrapped and go through the byrd rule in congress before the senate lays a hand on it. forget about immigration making it through the process. the parliamentarian struck it in its current form. senators joe

fox news congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is in washington, d.c. with the very latest on all of this. ashiah. reporter: hey there, david. well the numbers don't lie. the american farm bureau federation reports that this year's thanksgiving feast will cost you average 14% more than last year. that is about $53.31 to feed about 10 people. take a look at this, the price of fresh turkey is up nearly 9% from a year ago. frozen turkey is not any better, also up 9% from last year. now democrats like senator dick durbin say they are hearing about all of this, rising prices at the grocery store from their constituents and their families. he was saying he was getting complaints from his wife but they believe the president's massive tax-and-spending plan which by the way is not fully paid for, they think that is going to fix all of this but others like moderates, senator joe manchin says he is worried. >> higher i know that my whole family told me turkey prices are high. so everyone is concerned. they should be concerned about inflation because it real. infla

aishah hosni yesterday they were still adding things to the bill. >> that's right. you are exactly correct. it was only about 16 hours ago, dana, that more than 2,000 pages of this social spending bill were released. really not a lot of time for anyone to be able to really dig into this if the house really wants to go through and vote later tonight. now what we know so far about this massive bill is that it includes a number of progressive items. paid family leave, nicotine tax, billions in things like tree planting and equity. moderates are not happy. five other democrats sent a letter to pelosi yesterday laying out their concerns over the rush to complete this plan. among them congresswoman stephanie murphy who told us she needs time to review this and wants the cbo score to understand how much will actually be spent. how much revenue is actually in the package. and whether this bill can even survive the senate. moderates want to take action on the infrastructure bill. they want to do that now and blaming house progressives for holding that bill hostage to get the

aishah hosni is herding cats on the hill. good morning. what's going on? >> good morning. what a difference one night can make. we went from this sausage making process being described by some democrats as a word i cannot use on tv that's how bad it was to now we might actually have two votes happening later this morning. sometime today the schedule still has not been set yet. here is what's happening now a live look at the house floor. the bipartisan infrastructure bill is ready for a vote as dana just said. but before members can vote on build back better, the house has to consider the rule for debate and then it has to debate. speaker pelosi thinks that she has the votes. she will have them. it sounds like they may still be whipping at this hour. she cannot afford to lose moderates here. lawmakers, this is a big one, they were not given the 72 hours they are supposed to have to read this bill more than 2,000 pages of it. there is also no cbo score, guys. the true cost of this legislation we still do not know. it's something that moderates wanted and a sticking point for

aishah hasnie live for us here on capitol hill. >> good afternoon trey sanded jackie, it's quite on capitol hill as congress is out for the week leaving the biden agenda kind of in limbo. the house finally last week synced up with the senate and passed that bipartisan infrastructure bill and it came at a cost. the house is now waiting to pass a bill to back better plan after until after they get the cbo score that's the true cost of legislation. this weight is a move to appease house moderates, but it's taking off some progressives and that's why six squad members voted no for infrastructure and 13 republicans stepped in to help pass the bill. there are caveats to the new deal. the timing is troublesome, and they may not come back for another two weeks. democrats already have a full plate on their hands with the extension to fund the government expiring on this number third and of course the debt limit crisis looms and the returns to hunt them at around the same time. the biggest hurdle though is the moderates. like representative josh gottheimer who says they will only vote for the spendin

aishah hasnie has the details on this. creating quite a stir, this story. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, david. that's not even the end of it. those payments may not be the end of the conversation as democrats are trying to squeeze in immigration reform, this pathway to citizenship for dreamers and for workers into this huge build back better plan if it ever gets through. right now what's happening is lawyers representing nearly a thousand families who were separated while illegally crossing the southern border you should the trump era are maintaining that a families suffered emotional and mental trauma, so "the wall street journal" now reporting the biden administration is apparently working out some settlements of $450,000 a person. republicans, as you can imagine, are outraged. >> -- a country that's based upon the rule of law. this is telling every american that you're going to be awarded for breaking the law whereas those that abide by the law are at at an advantage. certainly, house republicans will oppose this.

aishah hasnie joins us. last night was the first school board meeting since youngkin won. how did it go? reporter: good morning, to you, stuart. how do you think it went? things got very heated again last night as angry parents showed up. they shouted and they informed the school board that they have indeed collected enough signatures now to file a legal petition to recall the remaining school board members over what they call quote, a breakdown in trust. >> i would encourage you to resign because when you're recalled and removed from office it will be much more satisfying. see you in court. reporter: see you in court she said. this was the first loudon county public school board meeting since virginia voters handed republican glenn youngkin a victory in the governor's race over his stance against teaching critical race theory in schools. it comes as the district hired a law firm to conduct a independent review of student sex all misconduct at two of those schools. the superintendent originally denied reports that 15-year-old boy wearing a skirt rape ad female student in a

joining us now fox news contributor and former gop congressman and my husband-- husband sean duffy and aishah hasnie along with fox news contributor and outnumbered cohost emily compagno. emily, what do you make of all of the stuff we see and by the way we have seen it for a while. i have seen footage of people going into cvs and stealing, that's been all over the internet now releases the pandemic started since the riots started last summer, two years ago. >> that's right and that has contributed in part to the exhaustion of this nation seeing this brazen crime, these horribly violent crimes as well that go unfettered in these largely democratic run at cities. i want to focus on san francisco which is where i'm from and where a lot of these videos are from that you mentioned in the beginning the district attorney there was elected on a criminal justice reform platform. he had never prosecuted a date in his life and he won by nearly 1200 votes. at the time he was verging on the progressive radical, but people gave him a chance and said we do want to invest in criminal justice reform. since he