jillian: good morning to you. with that tweet in mind, media reaction take it away. >> where to begin. i was at a funeral last night so if i seem groggy i was watching msnbc and cnn and it was a funeral. todd: somebody who died. >> van jones compared glenn youngkin to the delta variant as far as covid is concerned, that youngkin is adult a variant. todd: we have that sounds. listen to what you are talking about. >> when this election is over we will know, we've seen the emergence of the delta variant of trumpism. youngkin, same disease but spreads faster and can get a lot more places. >> the same disease. i thought youngkin ran as a guy who wanted to fix education, wants to fix the economy, ran on the issues. instead we get that nonsense from a low rated network. you think they are rating local wait to you see how depressed the audience is moving forward. i don't want to repeat the things that on msnbc, julie reed who is a conspiracy theorist makes alex jones look sane, named as coanchor last night to give you obj

jillian: portland becoming the latest city to do an about-face on police. eddie scary joins us live. todd: is this job - >> i will not fight. >> contingent on capitol hill. senator rand paul accusing doctor anthony fauci of changing the definition a gain of function research to deny the government's role in the wuhan lab leak theory. >> what you are defining is defining away gain of function think it doesn't exist because you changed the definition of the nih website. this is terrible and you're completely trying to escape the idea that we should do something to prevent a pandemic from leaking from a lab. you changed the definition on your website to try to cover your ass. >> apologize for the use of dirty language. paul called for fauci to accept responsibility that the nih sent funding to the wuhan lab and also calling on fauci to redesign. >> a white house aid is quarantining in scotland after testing positive for cover during president biden's trip to your. a white house official saying the fully vaccinated staffer tested positive as biden attended the

they get along beautifully. >> jillian, what about you? >> i hate to brag on national tv but my daughter slept through the night last night. [applause] she slept 11 hours. i'm very thankful. >> david? >> my wife, claire, my daughter, my entire family, and my colleagues. i'm thankful for the mall. >> i'm thankful for my husband, sean, my baby, blake, and our american troops and soldiers. those of you who can't be with your family, you are the real heroes. we love you, we are thankful for you. so thank you to all of our viewers for joining us on thanksgiving. go eat your turkey. >> thanks to everyone for being with us today. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, guys. ♪ ♪ for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc! stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell you

jillian: this never gets old for me. all of these rich people hopping on private jets to talk about climate change. >> reporter: going after people sunday, 15 years ago, started at fox for driving suvs. rules for thehe, not for me, jeff bezos on his private jet to attend a climate change conference in glasgow but he says climate change is the biggest threat to our planet and he wants to work with others on the issue. critics like nigel farage say every world leader in dignitary that arrives to add cop 26 is an eco-hypocrite. another road cop 26, the load is hypocritical garbage, 30,000 climate alarmists flying on their private jet saying in luxury hotels while telling everyone else to give up, can stick their order with that sign. it made me laugh this morning. carley: i want to hear about sundance. >> they land in salt lake or park city, utah, for several years, and an suv for one celebrity for whatever film and don't want to harm the environment, you just did. it makes too much sense. >> saying that on national tv the

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jillian: why do you think that is? >> they had their minds made up before they got to that your ago. being attentive and thorough job, they asked one single question. after 22 years, slap in the face to our family. one question. jillian: we want to give you a voice this morning because julius jones has a lot of celebrity support with kim kardashian tweeting about him and other celebrities, we wanted to hear your side of the story. thank you so much for joining us this morning, appreciate it. >> her description turns your stomach, our parents school supply shopping, coming up in the next hour of "fox and friends first" something no one expected in new jersey, the governor's race in a dead heat. >> glenn youngkin turns virginia red, breaking down the race with joe concha, doctor carol swain and stuart varney joining us live next. the medicare enrollment deadline is only weeks away, and there's so many unanswered questions... how do i sign up? where do i enroll? when is the deadline? one call to healthmarkets and they do

and he said, oh, it's jillian -- i think it's jillian. >> the name, jillian, didn't mean anything to rachel. but alexis - >> i said, dad, i know that woman. i know mom was concerned you were having an affair with her. >> an affair? well, yes. or at least before michele died, that is certainly what she suspected. so worried about it she asked alexis to help her find out for sure. >> my mom confided in me about everything, all of her feelings, her concerns. and so i took his cell phone and was able to download his password and we did see a number that my dad had been calling quite a few times. >> you hacked into his phone? >> uh-huh. yeah. we called the number. and a woman answered and then hung up right away. so i paid for an online search and it came up with a name. and it was gypsy jillian willis. >> gypsy jillian willis? >> yeah. we thought maybe it's a stripper. i don't know what - but anyway, my mom with that information, with the lady's name went to my dad and confronted him. >> martin denied everything, said alexis. and then the very next day he made a suggestion. >> my father

jillian: how did cnn handled the discussion we just had? >> i said to myself i have to protect the world. >> i want to be safe from covid could do more so i got the vaccine and it was really a me choice. >> i'm not sure i would be able to change the number of conservative folks who turned out. todd: it is thursday november 4th the blame game is on, president biden passing the buck after major losses in virginia, senator joe man. in talking about suffering defeat in the midterms. carley: the president slapping down reports his of ministration is planning to dish out 450,$000 payments to illegal immigrants separated at the border. >> do you think that might incentivize people to come here illegally? >> keep sending that garbage out, that's not going to happen. carley: the aclu says the president wasn't briefed on his own justice department. todd: a new report from anthony fauci's team sounding the alarm of taxpayer money for the gain of function research at the wuhan lab set to testify amid multiple republicans calling for his firing. carley:

jillian: president biden's war on american energy hurting the economy? >> pre-pandemic we were producing 13 million barrels a day. that is when the economy was closed, 11 million barrels a day but since the economy is reopened with strong growth, we are still only producing around 11 million barrels a day. why is that? as usual, mister biden is playing the blame game, blame the saudi's, blame opec, blame russia, wayne gas stations, blame america. price gouging, excess profits, always the rallying cry of the progressive left who hate profits. markets love profits. business and the economy grow through higher profits. profits are the mothers north of stocks and the lifeblood of the economy. jillian: gas prices have risen by 61% since president biden took office one year ago. todd: mainstream media completely ignoring the un bombshell report that says hunter biden's investment firm held a chinese company to buy one of the world's most look at of cobalt minds from an american company. a stunning report, 0s across the board. cnn, msnbc, nbc, ignoring the stor

paul: we are back with bill mcglone, kim strassel and jillian. the racism and sexism's accusations, the last refuge of scandals but are the criticisms of the vice president fair? >> and some ways they are. she has one job a month the border and she's not doing it. on the other hand, she has a very weak hand. the kamala harris crisis is really the joe biden crisis, people look at joe biden and wonder if he has to go, who is plan b? they see kamala harris and she's not resonating with the public my she hasn't really distinguished herself and we should have been aware of this, this is a woman who dropped out of the democratic primary before she even got one vote, she just didn't catch on. paul: the defense of harris will be the white house is giving her the hardest portfolio, voting rights can't be passed the filibuster, the senate. the whole democratic party doesn't know what to do on the border and doesn't want to do anything so how will she solve it if she can't get the rest of her party or even the president to do anything? >> i think americans

jillian: i will go with the critics on that one. that the reason gas prices are higher. the vaccine mandates affecting airline workers. >> reporter: tsa agents must be fully vaccinated by monday and that is thanksgiving weekend at last check six in ten, the tsa administrator tells nbc he's not worried. >> we will step up to handle the surge, with respect to the vaccine going through the tsa screening checkpoints. we've seen a substantial increase in the number of people vaccinated. >> how many are traveling? to see family and friends for thanksgiving. that is 2 million more than last year, close to pre-pandemic numbers if they get through a checkpoint. todd: a fundamental failure to understand basic economics. >> reporter: the new york times contribute her claims only the rich are concerned about inflation but the reasoning, sarah is tweeting this, about inflation, driven by rich people because parasitic assets are its doing as well as they like and scared that unemployment benefits, $15 minimum wage and labor shortages, later tweeted that she wasn't trying to cause cont

jillian: 34 after the hour. turning to the republican party. >> the values of those in washington dc are not our values. today i am announcing i will be running as a republican. todd: this border state democrats as he had enough policies coming out of president biden's white house. on his decision to abandon his party for the gop coming up. keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >> declared covert interdependence, to make the city a constitutional republ

jillian: we are paying attention to this suspect who was a career criminal and registered sex offender, two "cases in milwaukee county into the convictions for violent behavior, one of the pending cases involves brooks allegedly, was recently released on bail friday, $1,000 bill, the da says that was too low and have opened up an investigation into why he was released, he should not have been on the streets. why was he and what needs to change so this doesn't happen again? >> we looked at bail reforms in the past, bail should be set according to the crime and criminal records. as a way of protecting the public. it shouldn't be about how can we make this affordable? the objective is about keeping people safe. >> scott fitzgerald, this is your district, our apologies as to what your people have experienced. we are talking about bail reform. anything at the federal level you can do? so a tragedy like this does not happen again? >> absolutely. as a state senator for many years in wisconsin this was something we looked at on a regular basis and what i think will happen now is scrutiny in mi

jillian: the time is 31 after the hour. parents in one school district are upset after their kids were sent home with guidance for decolonizing thanksgiving. we will tell you where that was and someone who had a different thanksgiving shares it with us next. the servicenow platform will make it just, flow. whether it's finding ways to help you serve your customers, orchestrating a safe return to the office... wait. an office? what's an office? or solving a workplace challenge that's yet to come. whatever the new world of work takes your business, the world works with servicenow. todd: families in dc outraged after public school sent a letter offering guidance on, quote, decolonizing here thanksgiving. an example of this red if you host a thanksgiving meal consider doing a land acknowledgment with a link to a government website with what an attachment land acknowledgment statement is, transfer dc public schools has not commented on that letter. things are getting while in dc. a lot of fun. todd: calling a racial trauma speci

jillian: the time is 16 after the hour. minneapolis voters are set to decide the future of policing in the city, we are talking to one man who dedicated his life to upholding the law about what scrapping the force would mean for public safety. todd: eight big shows ahead. congressman rob whitman, joe concha, ainsley ehrhardt appearing on the show, don't go anywhere. ♪♪ a party in the usa ♪♪ every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we're building a better network every single day. laura: we are back of the crime crisis, 12 people killed, 64 hurting these shootings over halloween weekend, it will reporting the highest with 20 injuries and two does. two shooters were taking aim at a part

jillian: when i saw this number i could not believe it. the number of healthcare workers, fired or placed on leave due to the vaccine mandate, 34,000 people and you say in the hospital and lost between one and 2000 employees. after losing that many people. >> repurpose thing people, the idea of declaring we need to discontinue elective surgery for a time, a possible way they can deal with staffing shortages -- >> emergency room forced to shut down, they don't have enough doctors and nurses, they get vaccinated, so unfortunate because the doctors but no longer can work, the other side of the argument that you have heard is people who are for the vaccine mandate say you guys work with the most vulnerable population. what is your response to that? >> i definitely hear that argument. i think we've about this vaccine to understand it does not prevent transmission it doesn't prevent infection so to single out unvaccinated workers and say we are the only possibility of spreading to land is not true and we wear proper ppe, everyone is masked in th

we always had fun plans. >> jillian and her dad talked on the phone all the time. thanksgiving weekend 2011 was no exception. >> and i remember we hung up and we blew a kiss over the phone like we used to when i was ten and we hadn't in years and i thought that was cute. >> and when the weekend of family and football was over, it was monday, november 28th. and lucky for tom, the new york giants were on tv. >> he stayed up and watched the football game, a giants football game. i went to bed. >> the next morning, as usual, he was up and out of the house before linda and the kids were even awake. >> he normally got up to go to the gym, around 5:30 and gimme a kiss on the forehead. >> after working out, like clockwork, he always went straight to his job as a physical therapy supervisor. he and linda usually texted soon after. but when linda sent him a message that morning -- >> i didn't get a response. and normally, tom's very good at responding. i was gettin'a little concerned. but, you know, maybe he's in a meeting, maybe he's, you know, whatever, he's tied up. >> sh

jillian: you are watching on tuesday morning. todd: a fox news alert, the city of kenosha bracing for possible unrest as the jury in the trial of kyle rittenhouse begins the liberation. carley: the latest in this case, good morning. >> reporter: the trial of kyle rittenhouse is in the hands of the jury. deliberations are beginning just hours from now, the judge the missing a misdemeanor gun charge yesterday, the state argues rittenhouse brought chaos to kenosha and forfeited his right to self defense. >> who is there? these guys with ar 15s are one of the soldiers acting tough when the defendant provokes the incident he loses the right to self defense. you cannot claim self-defense against a danger you create. >> reporter: the prosecutor demonstrating our in-house held his weapon putting his own finger on the trigger in the direction of courtroom spectators. the defense rebuking the case arguing they are trying to create a political villain. >> the district attorney's office is marching forward with this case because they need so

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jillian: we reached out to the probation board for comment. a spokesperson was not available to comment prior to the area of the story. julian glover, abc 7 news. kristen: today the alameda county board of supervisors paid tribute to their late colleague, will match on she -- wilma chan she was the first asian-american elected to the board in 1994. she also served in the state assembly, and later returned to her board of supervisors seat. >> several things we could depend on her to do, to push, to have the intellectual capacity to state, to have the courage and boldness to go forth, we could depend on that from wilma. we don't have that anymore. and it's sad. it's sad. it saddens me. kristen: her chief of staff, dave brown was appointed to serve out the rest of her term. he says he will not run for the seat next year. larry: 200 families in oakland are benefiting from a new rental assistance program. they will receive an average of $750 a month, or up to a year and a half. mayor libby schaff talked about the program today. >> we want this to b

. >> okay, we also have questions from jillian and jillian would like to know where she released and think they know the answer tod, that already and how long s she held in the asylum and maybe you could talk a little bit more boabout her release. >> sure, shoot was ultimately house for three years in the state hospital and she could've easily been held longer. alongside elizabeth who had been there for a decade and one woman was admitted at the hospital and she was admitted as a case of extreme jealousy and confined tn 16 years so in some ways elizabeth treat her and was a lot less painful than this other woman it had to endure and many other women as well, some women actually but elizabeth's husband subsequently try to do this without any hope of getting out at all. it's very illuminating to share how elizabeth got out. there are lots of things to the story but ultimately in his words, she had been come at source of unendurable source because she was feisty and she is described by and you know her friend this is someone who possesses an air resistive of magnetism and she truly did

jillian: we appreciate it. we will head back to new york. todd: thank you very much. 36 after the hour, black lives matter says there will be riots and bloodshed of mayor elect eric adams brings back the nypd violent crime unit. one democrat isn't caving to their demands. every day americans about how the president's policies making their lives harder. ♪♪ jillian: restoring law and order. eric adams vowing to revive the nypd's anticrime unit after black lives matter founder threatened riots and bloodshed. the old ways of policing, do some defending his rhetoric in an interview. >> police are not the answer. we need to make people obey the law, social workers might carry guns. >> taking violent criminals off the streets in the wake of george lloyd's protests. two women were sexually assaulted in broad daylight in new york city. a man suspected of one of those assault is in custody. the registered sex offender was released from prison. >> he was released two days ago, they completed rape in 2005. >> both assaults happening early in the mor

jillian: here to react is the host of fox across america. what do you make of this judge addressing the media calling it grossly irresponsible? >> good for him and i will warn you this story has me really cranky and i don't want you to think it is because i ate the wrong side pods before i came on the air. the media is the only reason there is a trial, the only reason there is a trial in kenosha. understand they lied about what jacob blake did. they said he was unarmed when the cops shot him when in fact we know he sexually assaulted woman at night point, tried to a doctor and got shot. that's pretty good information to leave out of the media narrative which is why they were riding in kenosha in the first place but what the judge is going after his they created the expectation that this was a winnable trial because they played to the emotions of the twitter mob and now they are telling us kyle rittenhouse is a white supremacist because he shot other white people which is insane. >> there's concern because the judge didn't sequester the jury,

jillian: mixed messaging mess, the white house rushing to clarify president biden's comments on plans to dish out payment to settle illegal immigrants. the press team says he is fine with his justice department's. todd: taxpayers footing the bill will end up without a job after the holidays, the president's

jillian: of a tree falls in the forest it doesn't fall if no one sees it, they refuse to report on it fairly so with jake tapper say, god, was that he? at least it is an honest reaction. this is how the other networks tried to explain youngkidnaps victory in virginia. >> it is not time to play the blame game, they should be pressing the reset button, resetting how they respond to these racist dog whistles from the gop and live from the gop. >> white voters have anxiety about a change in america that is blacker and browner. >> it is not a dog whistle, it was a bullhorn. >> it is a sloppy and untrue analysis which you expect more from andrea much. virginia elected a black lieutenant general, and hispanic attorney general. younger to begin expanded trump hispanic support in states, got 30% of the hispanic, youngken last night, 55% so may not be a dog whistle but could be a marriott g horn one democrats should be very wary of. laura: it is -- >> growth among all these demographics but there's a national driver you were talking about, virginians, new jersey voters are not stupid. they see

jillian: tensions running high outside the courthouse as the trial of kyle rittenhouse, the judge bans one major news network from the trial. todd: brooke sigmund live, beginning another day of deliberations. >> reporter: it is day 4 of jury deliberations in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. the judge admits 36 pages of jury instructions are, quote, very confusing allowing jurors to take those instructions home with them on thursday. the wait for a verdict stirring tension among protesters outside the courthouse with clashes continuing for another day. kenosha police maintaining order but the national guard remains on standby a judge band m s nbc from the court house as an employee is suspected by police the following members of the jury intending to photograph them. >> that he was a producer with nbc news, plan for m s nbc, stated he was instructed to follow the jury bus. >> reporter: nbc news denying that report saying the freelancer never contacted the jurors to photograph or intended to photograph them. meanwhile the identity a man fills kicking rittenhouse on the ground just before o

jillian: why does never go down from 13.5 to 11 million? >> it has to do with where we are pumping our gasoline, our supplies from. one of the big items is we have a 2 million barrel pipeline coming in from alaska. we are only bringing in 400,000 barrels a day and out of 2 million, we are capable of shipping 2 million barrels a day if we fix the problem we have in alaska, canada has 100 years worth of oil. canada, the council general says to me, why are we buying it from russia, from vladimir putin and opec when we have it in north america. doesn't make sense to pay people $80 a barrel and take that - transferred to europe, transfer it to opec, transferred to russia. carley: the president delivered a speech about the rising cost of oil and gas touting the plan to release 50 million barrels and he said his climate policies shouldn't be blamed for higher prices. look what he said about jobs. watch this. >> president biden: our combined actions will not solve the problem of high gas prices overnight but will make a difference, my effort to com

jillian: kamala harris denies being underused in her first one on one interview in months as the border crisis keeps going. doug luzader joins us with more on both fronts. >> reporter: these poll numbers are fascinating, not very good news for the president. let's start with fox news poll, the president's approval rating, we have him at 44%, 54% disapprove, those are worse numbers than we saw last month and that poll maybe the good news for the president because the quinnipiac poll is even worse. the approval numbers, 36%, 53% disapprove. these numbers come as the president attended a north american summit at the white house yesterday joined by leaders of canada and mexico but in a surprise move he skipped the usual post summit press conference and wouldn't answer shouted questions. >> is mexico doing enough to stop the flow of migrants? >> his decision wasn't to break with tradition and not only formal press conference after the trilateral summit? >> i don't think it is scandalous as that in terms of the back story but use i take questions just a few minutes ago. >> let's move on to th

remember when jillian said she was going to watch this morning. if you are, we love you and good morning. good morning to you and everybody. and also it's a special day because if you've noticed, the studio looks a little different. there are some new exciting graphics. and it took a lot of work. todd: huge shoutout to the team that did this. carley: and they're beautiful. i feel like i'm in tv heaven. we're going to start with a fox news alert. president biden is en route to scotland this hour ahead of today's united nations climate conference, the summit kicks off as biden's climate agenda stalls in congress and his approval rating plummets. todd: griff jenkins is in wash washington. we turn to alex hogan who is live on the ground in scotland. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd and carl carley, this is 12 dayf conversations, leaders from around the world will be here for the 26th climate change conference. this was supposed to take place in scotland last year. however, thats was put on pause because of the pandemic. this morning

and jillian came up with this title. at least i think she did so there was the title. it conveys the urgency. but i don't know exactly, i think people can read into it what they want but i think it conveyed urgency, that time moved really slowly. time moves slowly in the er, ron can answer that question but we had some other alternatives. that's the title we came up with. >> people have asked me that and my answer is simple that during the, during the apocalypse as i call it in one minute we did what we typically did and not even a day but in a week. there were times when we would be intimating, people, putting people on respirators 10 to 12 times in minutes that didn't happen four days to weeks in normal circumstances. that's why i think the title really is great. and you know, i like it. it means something to me. it definitely conjures up that one hour of 12 feels like two weeks in the normal month so one minute is a day. >> that was a better answer ross, thank you. >> before you ask, next question is to monitor, how did the pressure of being an er doctor affect your

he represents the familiar jillian. let me go straight to some questions and see thoughts from you cheap for you. this is timothy. as you candidly adult black, yellow, red seems not to resonate with the masses, given the current state in uganda. any sickening having to wake up the tool with typing headlines within an across uganda. george thoughts is, i'm sickening and it is disturbing across the das for as well, which is why so the through my platform, i can provide space for all who are interested in the future of uganda to reflect them, to take stock of both sides of the argument and, and what the opportunities for us my look like moving forward and look and move and look and beyond. politics. frankly. what was your experience in this is from the chamber can shoot individuals in uganda. some are shutting. you gander, some one not explain the filmy press. great question. so we actually did a film quietly in uganda, that was my 2nd time filming, and gondo. my 1st time was a few years before i created a music video with

so there's the shifting overton window and we will have to get up to a quite jillian by the way, because that's the size of the derivatives bubble. and that's where we have to go. so they're shifting us up there by the time we get there. of course with the number after quadrillion, that's where bankers will be. yeah, of course because the globes of a hyper inflationary collapse against bitcoin. and that applies to all fear money, including the dollar. and they need to, they need to go exponentially, continue to be exponential in the money printing. and i'm just that the story to me is that they're hiding behind the climate. you. the route one climate change became incredibly beyond the reach of fixing. they felt comfortable talking about it in terms of fed policy, just like the white population and america feels comfortable with talking about black lives matter now because it's beyond the point of fixing it, they, they're, they're concerned about the native american indians because it's beyond the point of fixing them concerned about climate change because beyond the point of fixing that

jillian: washington dc's murder rate hit is a 16 year high reporting 199, sides this week, 13% higher than last year. muriel bowser said the city is using every resource available to safeguard the district, she says the city put in place violence initiatives and increasing police presence. todd: city city councilmember fighting to refund the police, he says the city needs to back the blue to protect taxpayers from the fallout of failed far left policies. the push comes as seattle sees a 30% spike in gun violence from last year. here with a solution to the defund capacity as vice chairman reagan done. how bad has seattle done? >> it has gone terrible, like a war zone, homicides go up over 100% to an all-time high, record levels all time in washington state and seattle. todd: what are the key take aways in your plan? >> defund the police sent everything to 300 seattle police officers, my refund the police initiative at a substantial portion of those, provide tougher laws, - >> looking at numbers to dull story how bad it is in seattle. to the seattle officer shortage, 325 seattle officer

jillian: ohio, parents, formerly known as facebook, for misleading the public on danger to kids and costing investors $100 billion. todd: the attorney general of ohio joins me with more on a lawsuit. what is the crux of your case? >> the internal review memo, they weren't actually doing things they were doing publicly. the same internal review memo leaked to the wall street journal went on to say it is a breach of public trust. >> because of that, the state of ohio lost money. >> that is right. ohio pension system like many other investors held facebook, when this news hit the stock price tanked. if you mislead investors to public statements that are not true. those losses are yours, the bp case, the explosion, various frogs we had. >> we learned a lot about what was happening at facebook through the efforts of was a lower, here she is at a hearing. >> this week and our democracy. the company's leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram safer but won't make necessary changes as they put their astronomical profits before people. todd: will this create any real change at facebook/met

jillian: you live in seattle, thank you. tell us about your business and what small business means to you. >> donating those prices. they need your support in washington state. and they don't -- small business saturday. and fun part about that and the festivals we count on for revenue said they are not sure they are having them because of local mandates, however takes that they don't know what is going to happen. >> everything is so interconnected. and and and this is the phrase america was back. >> not for small business usa. and the local clothing story tells their horror story. and people support their local communities, so many businesses close during the pandemic, they get out and support it. i was on this panel last year, he said it best. small business every day. carley: small business every day. your restaurants and businesses, make the communities what they are. best of luck. happy thanksgiving. benjamin: the national school board association is charging $200 in equity symposium on creating faith-based schools. joan

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. >> well, i think what is happening, jillian, is that we in america have gone overboard in trying to -- in this defunding the police effort. as you know, this began with the death of george floyd in minneapolis, minnesota at the hands of a law enforcement officer. and then all of a sudden, all of these major metropolitan cities, chicago, new york city, portland, oregon, l.a., all of them moving towards this defunding the police method. as a result of that, what has been borne out of that is citizens speaking up saying no, no, you shouldn't be defunding the police. you should be giving more money to the police. and if you public officials continue along the road of defunding, we're going to get rid of you. i think that that is the right and proper message to send to city officials in these major metropolitan cities. get this defunding the police matter off of your mind. help police officers to help the citizens to remain safe in their various communities. >> gillian: so kimberly strassel from the "wall street journal" is blaming a lot of what we're seeing, the spike in crime including

jillian: tuesday november 2nd and election day in virginia where polls are set to open a race that captured the attention of the nation. the path forward will be determined by the people. griff jenkins is live outside richmond. laura: there is this.

. >> prosecutors accused the 30 jillian: of faking a hate crime that got the nation's attention in 2019. >> reporter: i respect too much the people who, i'm not one of those people, who have been attacked, in any way. you do such a disservice when you lie about things like this. >> police face mullet high two brothers to pretend to attack them for $3,500 to further his career. special prosecutor dan webb telling the jury, quote, when he reported the fake hate crime that was a real crime but his defense team claims two men attacked jussie smollett because they did not like him and the check was for training the actor for an upcoming music video. the siblings will take the witness stand during the trial. jussie smollett's attorney saying, quote, going to lie to your face. jussie smollett is a real victim. jussie smollett faces three years in prison if guilty, the trial is expected to last weekend it is not clear if jussie smollett will take the stand in his own defense. >> two major cases there. no cameras in the courtroom for either of them which is unfortunate. >> prosecutor positioning

what i found interesting and the case, jillian, sometimes when you get a verdict back, it can be inconsistent when we use that term or they do jury nullification, which would be -- yeah, he's guilty of the crime but we don't want to convict him. clearly the jury was not persuaded at all by the deferns attorney's argument that they were defending the community. travis got hit with everything because he was the shooter. last point, before we get to mercedes, felony murder is the prosecutor's ace card. i always love having a felony murder in my pocket. because i may not prove a person intends to kill a person. but if they get a felony, they will get the same sentence, a life sentence. a great tool the prosecutors used. >> in difference in terms of sentencing and malice murder. mercedes, the next step here in terms of watchers of the trial, the judge has to decide if the three men are eligible for parole. that is the big thing we're tracking next. >> sure, gillian. thank got the jury got it right. you look at the evidence, it was overwhelming. you had the videotape. anything that the defense atto

jillian: we are looking forward to that. >> the election reverberating across the nation's capital as all eyes turned toward president biden and the build back better agenda. >> the president deflect blame for the outcome. >> when the president was asked why he believes virginia voters decided against terry mcauliffe here is what he said. >> people are upset and uncertain about a lot of things from covid to school to jobs to a whole range of things, the cost of a gallon of gasoline. >> he was hesitant to admit failure to pass his own agenda played a role. >> do you think terry mcauliffe would have won if you're agenda had passed for election day. >> president biden: it should have passed before election day but i'm not sure i would be able to have changed the number of very conservative folks who turned out in the red district to were trump voters, but maybe. >> it is important to note it was more than trump voters who turned out for glenn youngcan, he won right-leaning and center leaning voters in the suburbs as well as districts that voted. in 2020, to to bounce back biden faces pre