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and the democrats are doing damage control for joining us tonight congressman chris stewart kristen tate former white house deputy chief of staff carl rowe, arnold with the taxpayers union, energy expert alex. national border patrol council president brandon judge and restaurant tour. alright folks there's also this. the biden administration bics tax-and-spend plans are in jeopardy tonight and other debt ceiling battle looms. reports the white house is banking on mitch mcconnell to come through again but mcconnell has already vowed republicans are not going to help raise the debt ceiling in december. why shouldn't they? the nation is already maxed out. and then today is the last day to get your taxes and that is if you filed for an extension for the future of your tax return could be a little more grim as democrats are looking to beef up the irs and new in your bank account.

not just a problem for you, the banks now also warning this could be a big mess. then of course steel prices continued to rise. you are already feeling it at the pump but brace yourself and hold on to what is left in that wallet. because this winter heating bills could soar. plus biden's a big push now they're asking for regulation relief reminder that is where this all started even though people want to blame it on covid. find out why and how it could bring down prices. it's not just energy guys and food prices continuing to rise that along with supply chain issues labor shortages hitting the restaurant industry hard. find out the impact on the consumer plus hear from one entrepreneur that's actually expanding in this environment. finally for the border crisis after string of court battles the biden administration looks to reinstate remain in mexico policy. the critics think a little too late because more massive

caravans are heading to the southern border they're doing it now. i am jackie deangelis in for elizabeth mcdonald the evening edit begins now. >> at start for second with u.s. markets the end of the week with gains thanks to stronger-than-expected retail sales and strong earnings for down the s&p 500 the nasdaq up for the second week in a row. to this critics are slamming white house chief of staff who retweeted the supply chain crisis and inflation are high-class problems. these issues are a problem for all americans not just the wealthy people out there. meanwhile as the president and democrats push for more spending, which is some fear will make inflation even worse, it probably will. # empty shelf joe is trending on twitter. social media users blasting

divided and edward lawrence is at the white house with the latest. >> jackie, let's talk about the immediate problem before we get into the criticism. president joe biden says companies need to step up in order to fix the supply chain issues but they have been adding to the inflation problem we are seeing. the pictures we have all seen on social media of those empty shelves in some cases were essential items should sit. this is all because the # at trending most of the day bear shelves abide impaired more on twitter they retreated inflation high-class problem but many republicans a retweet amounted to an administration that is tone deaf to inflation and the problems that causes. however the white house and then he wrote the tweet backed up his words. >> people are spending more than they've ever spent before there's a bad side going on when everyone spends more than

they ever spent more they drive price up. >> most of the economic we are facing are high-class problems. but he went on to say is we would not have had the unemployment rates are still 10% per week and said we would've had a much worse probably. >> instead of focusing on supply chain issues present biden out to pitch more government spending. both of his packages the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the infrastructure bill could top $5.5 trillion for the presidency it might be less. but again it more government spending rather than talk of the problems that are right in front of us. jackie: edward lawrence thank you so much about that joy me know congressman chris stewart and the hill columnist kristin tate. great to have you up tonight. let's go ahead and skip kick off the discussion then candidate joe blighted blaming food shortages under trump in 2020 on lack of leadership.

>> we do not have a food shortage problem. we have a leadership problem. we have plenty of food it is being plowed under. you are euthanizing cattle and pigs for their out there making sure they're pouring thousands of gallons of milk under the ground for it is not a food shortage it's a lack of leadership. i would harness the restaurant industry to help get food to those who need it and get millions of laid-off workers back to the job that's what the chef is doing. it's not rocket science is leadership. >> a lack of leadership kristin. when i see that i think to myself hello pot have you met the cattle? works joe biden should be ashamed how he is handling our economy. inflation is it a 30 year high. everything cars, food, plants, furniture's are way up and they're also surging on heating oil and natural gas to the point where the government selling americans they can expect to see their heating

bills or jump as much a 64% this winter. the same time or dealing with labor shortages on supply chain issues. as christmas is coming along people will see more bear shelves of people respond to that by panic buying is going to be worse. this is not the result of covid this is the result of the federal government taking action using covid as an excuse it's the out of control monday crunching and incentivizing people not to work. now we have present biden pushing to spend another $3.5 trillion. that will further push us toward a full-blown recession. when that day comes is going to be very dark. jackie: you make so many good points that when i hear that sound bite and he is saying it's the spending >> that's with driving the prices up, no jason it is not. if the government spending it's not consumers bending it's not people are getting out there and trying to revive

the economy it's the government spending is the printing of money it's the fact we have supply chain problem. it's the fact we have a labor shortage. congress will when you tell your constituents? works the world has gone crazy and this administration does not make any sense. let's use a quote you just talked about. thinking the problem is people are spending too much of money does he therefore want consumers to quit spending? and he thanks that is the answer to this problem? it's clearly been indicated already by both events the debt, the spending cuts in government spending is the federal reserve. but i've got to go back to this quote by the white house chief of staff. if you are making a million dollars a year end you're worried about the price of your tesla going up that's one problem they can sit inside a big deal. but if you are a working family, if you are like my children young families just starting out for if you aren't in the inner city single mom

thing with tails around her price of milk was a $6 a gallon that's a big problem to you. gasoline the goes for $5 a gallon this is a big deal. it's a big deal if it's going to cost 54% more to heat your home. it is just so tone deaf. the problem is people are spending too much money shortage impact the rich people. could they come up with the worst message for this than that? jackie: i think tone deaf is the right to describe it. we had soundbites last night from people filling up at the gas station. were not tongue with a millionaire and tessler jeff a basals who isn't going to realize that he paid $50 a tank, real people saying i could not fill my tank up today because i did not have enough money to do it. >> it's really sad what is happening. unfortunately it will probably get worse. we have not had hyperinflation in this country since the

1970s under jimmy carter. through that time was a distant memory at this point for those who didn't these discussions about inflation have kind of been academic up until now. it will be very bad especially for the poor, the middle class and people on a fixed income they still have to put gas in their cars. this people on fixed income they get hurt by most by the inflation rate. >> final point i wish jason was here we could school him a little bit of economics as well. bierce and the sore right now. and wages are not going up. people are feeling the pinch here. they are moving up a little bit but not in lockstep with the inflation we are feeling. that is a bit will start to notice it because the money doesn't stick to their bones. >> some democrats are not so

foolish to believe this including lawrence summers is boy the leading democratic economic who been warning us and warning for months now. and look about policy and the additional spending and by the way people sites 3.5 trillion it's really not. it's really on the order of 5.4 trillion on the reconciliation package in addition to the 1.2 trillion on the infrastructure in addition to 2.3 trillion they just expect to spend on a normal federal budget in addition to trillions and trillions they spent on covid relief. that adds up between 16 -- $18 trillion per. >> i'll point out we were seeing the light at the end of the time it will be spent more on covid relief. essentially we didn't need that's really what started the labor shortage because everybody said i'm going to take the summer off. i've got these benefits and i do not need to go to work.

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>> welcome back everybody. so president biden's agenda a little bit in jeopardy as the debt ceiling battle looms. signing into law a bill raising the debt limit until early december gives him a little time. gerry made out fox news contributor former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove. good to see a break. >> thanks for having a very quick that start with this political headline white house a banking on mcconnell retreat over the debt ceiling bid that

quote there is confidence inside the west wing the next standoff slated for december will end at a deal with republican like the last one did. i think about the last time carl and i think about this time. things are a little bit different, right? this time you've got a government and administration running around the spending money like drunken sailors with a credit card. mcconnell has dug his heels in and said we are not doing it. at the west wing is counting on him it feels like they're in a lot of trouble. >> first i'm going to pass over the effect you insulted it drunken sailors by comparing the democrats to them that is an insult to the drunken soldiers. let's think about this in order to get the debt ceiling there's three ways to get it there's ten republicans vote to proceed with the issue which is what mcconnell delivered last time. betty made it clear i'm doing this one time and one time only. for a short period of time you've got to get your act

together. suck it unanimous to concede was a number of republicans they were never going to give consent one member is going to say no unanimous consent to receive they can use a bucket and check at that majority in the house and 58 democrats and the senate with combo harrison breaking the tie to pass it by budget reconciliation. but they do not want to use that, why? under the rules of reconciliation republicans and can offer floor amendments this money needs to not be spent or this can only be spent in this particular way. the democrats dealt with their members cap to vote for these -- for or against these amendments. some are going to be popular both the democrats are going to want to vote for to go back home and get reelected. if they do it in the senate they then have to pester that back to the house which is taken up time. but this time mean?

>> time is money. >> time is also politics for the president of the united states for reason beyond me says by december 348 days from now he wants congress to raise the debt ceiling which they have to do to fund the government which they have to do because december 3 is also the date the continuing resolution that funds the government runs out. he wants them to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill but only after the pass of $5.5 trillion welfare state expansion. that is 48 days. >> i am looking at that list carl, if i was him i would be stressed out that's a lot to do a short time. >> it is impossible. he has got 14 days of week and so it's 34 days he's got thanksgiving holiday which leaves 31 days and remembered during this period of time there is a 13 day long united nations climate conference that he is going to take a bunch of his administration too. maybe not for 13 days but for

a number of those days. this is going to be a train wreck of a massive proportion. as a result we are likely going to end up maybe getting the government funded and may be the debt ceiling funded. even then is going to be problematic because the democrats are going to play chicken breads and plate reconciliation to force themselves to get it done they're going to try to force mcconnell. he said to them you did this once and particularly when chuck schumer got up the next and kicked in the teeth sitting 5 feet away at mcconnell's not going to be inclined to give them another chance. >> well carl that's a lot of taken. i want to do 30 seconds with you that's all i got left and talk about the op-ed in the wall street journal played the democrat tax the rich ruse but if they went to reform the tax code, close the loopholes i'm not seeing there isn't any cheating there might be sun. it's not all cheating you've got a lot of the rich who are paying their fair share. then you take this new tax

policy and tax the middle class. >> phil gramm and mike solon wrote a brilliant piece in the journal today pointing out america's top 10% they are higher percentage of the total income tax burden than the top 10% in countries like sweden and france. absolutely in order to get what they've got to get for the revenue for their big welfare state expansion they can't just do it on the top 1% or top 10%. we are all going to get stuck down the line as well. jackie: is sweden where everyone points to the models and the democratic socialism their works and we should do it here. carl i don't think so, good to see you. >> thank you. >> up next and brandon arnold of the national taxpayers union. today is the last day to get your taxes and if you filed that extension. in the future getting those taxes together could be even tougher. the democrats look to beef up the irs and snoop in your bank account. it's not a problem just for

you. the banks are also think this could become a mess and this is being done to fund a big tax-and-spend plans but even this massive intrusion is not going to be enough.

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tougher to file. at the democrats in pushing for increased irs to snooping. yes, snooping bread with went out national taxpayer union executive vice president brandon arnold. brandon always great to see you. i want to talk to about this it feels to meet their going after petty crimes here. there are bigger fish to fry. i see that and then think about the banks and they are going to have more pressure on them. they're going to have to cooperate and become a much bigger issue here. the third thing i think as a wow, "big brother" is getting a lot bigger. >> a lot to impact there. you are absolutely right on all of those points. we can only be so sympathetic to the largest banks in the country there's a lot of small credit unions a lot of small community banks that serviced their neighborhoods. they are going to be saddled with these reporting requirements. that the pass on essentially serving as an extension of the

irs. that's very problematic and very costly for the small banks. that assigning talk about the consumer cell be affected by this. if there really is serious about going after people making millions of dollars in the largest corporations on the planets, why do they need to have a threshold but at just 600 bucks? it does not make sense. >> it's interesting to me to try to unpack what is happening here. you think about the big banks of course do not want to get involved in this. they don't want to deal for my new show they have got their hands are tied as it is. labor problems, all of the things happening to make business more difficult. when it comes to its supply chain at the white house saying note fedex, you need to work harder to show 24/7. i'm going to tie your hands behind your back and go as hard as you can. >> what were trying to do here

is what congressional democrats want to do right now for making these companies less competitive extracting money at a time where it's a very tenuous right now. the recovery is moving up much slower pace we like to see it. we're not in a pre-pandemic phase yet. to get there i don't think we should be raising $2 trillion in taxes on the backs of our individual taxpayers enter corporations enter small businesses. that is a huge problem that's going to make it more difficult to find labor to reward people working there every day americans to the cost of inflation and other. >> you talk about overreach of the irs. i don't want to have an alexa and the house i do not want

amazon listening to what's going on. some people have a real problem with the overreach and essentially being controlled by the government. >> we have a constitution for a reason right? to protect our liberty to protect us against government snooping for they do not seem to be paying attention to it here. >> it's interesting, or going to have to follow it and so far they get with it. if you heard karl rove before there's a whole list of things i have to get done. i wonder if in some ways this is dead on arrival? >> i would not sit dead on arrival. anything is possible there working reversibly behind closed doors right now. the need to hear from the constituent thing hear from everyday people that say i don't want to be snooped on i do not want to double the number of federal agents. i do not want an irs they can assess the penalties although back to 2001, 20 years ago. that is the deal right now by these proposals need to be remove the whole pill needs to be killed let's be honest. at least need to recognize and

i don't think they get it. >> brandon arnold thank you for your insight tonight. >> thank you. >> still to come this hour the border crisis after a string of court battles the biden administration moves to reinstate trumps remain and mexico policy, finally. can it be implemented in time for the massive migrant caravans that are already heading to our southern border? up next energy expert alex epstein. they're already feeling it at the puppet brace yourself, braced her while at for this winter when the heating bills could soar pre-plus biden's big green pushes hitting the refiner's arm. they're asking for rollbacks of regulation. find out how and why to bring those prices down.

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for this is at a time when we are seeing in gas prices, oil prices at seven year highs for the refineries are also dealing with hefty penalties for not meeting a biofuel blending requirements. now they are looking for some relief. pbs energy and new jersey with more on rising energy prices and what the refiners want done to help them. >> and jackie, perhaps behind me you see the bf energy refinery here in new jersey. it's an up close and personal look on the foxbusiness network. an exclusive interview the president who says a small independent refiners like this are in jeopardy of going out of business. in part because of the renewable fuel standard. that is the government program requires them to blend ethanol into the gasoline they sell. the cost of doing that, the credits that come with a

complex program have gone to the roof by cost and this what are $23 million. you think that's a lot? in 2020 a cost $325 million. the first quarter of this year, 2021 or $283 million. that is not sustainable. as the president of ppf energy is appealing to president biden to do something about it. >> anyone who puts gasoline in their tanks is paying 15 cents a gallon. attacks like merchant refiners that create great union jobs. >> the refiners with the president to do is to relax their renewable fuel standard that is to say lower the amount of gallons of ethanol but have to be blended into gasoline. of course that gets pushed back from the nations court at ethanol belt. listen they have nothing against ethanol but they say

this a program the way it said is cost them a lot of money right now and jeopardizing their futures. jackie. >> thank you so much for that. joining me now alex epstein's center for progress founder and ceo author of the moral case for fossil fuel. a couple points and jeff makes there are really important. i remember it not so long ago a president who came into office rollback regulation, fast tracked pipeline to under $50 a barrel. then i member president joe biden coming into office and essentially undoing all of that. and blaming culvert for what we are seeing prices at the pump rise. it's all because of covid. your reaction to all of this at these refiners are facing. >> my reaction to all of this is imagine we had a free oil,

gas and coal industry that could actually produce when needed. it's precise and we have in the u.s. and the world does not happen even china there having crazy problems the frolic international dictates use less co2, use less coal after this pandemic locked out of people need energy. biden ran on i will end fossil fuel brokered to throw executive fossil fuel companies in jail. so any surprise the world and u.s. capability of producing oil and gas we need is diminished. that should not be surprising at all for. >> it's not a surprise to me. i am a student of the energy industry been following it a long time. transitioning to solar panels,

windmills it's all wonderful conceptually. but it does not always work. we saw that in texas when the windmills froze we do not have the grids in good enough shape to people really needed it. with the president does not understand here is you might want to use us in 25 or 30 years. work on the initiative okay. but for now you need these resources. oh by the way we have the resources but you will not let us pump you want opec to do it. >> you said something like it is a good conceptual idea. but we want an economy is precisely not for random people do have the power to dictate their conceptual ideas. >> your hiring him to dictate every energy and people really smart and does not work for what we need is truly competitive markets where the most cost effective forms of

energy can compete and emerge. in terms of people being concerned about co2 emissions why do we have this random for solar wind? you look at texas and other places nuclear get shut down everywhere because of these arbitrary preferences for solar. the whole thing is based on arbitrary green preferences are not effective energy. >> really quickly yes we not happening at the pump we are feeling that right now her prices are up more than 40% going to have heating oil issues two. natural gas prices are going to rise. how do you expect consumers to be had this winter it does not look good. >> we are very fortunate compared to europe but it's going to be very bad again because the government does not value fossil fuel transporting it, producing it in a global market. people are going to suffer but that suffering needs to be directed asking toward political change for a

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>> president biden was in connecticut today touting his infrastructure plan he really wants to get that done. but some restaurants are wishing washington's focus was on their future instead of

massive spending that could lead to even more inflation. between that rising prices, the worker shortages, more people hesitant to dine out restaurants are desperate for a lifeline for we talked to so many of them. one brave entrepreneur is actually expanding his business in this very difficult environment. he joins us not to tells all about his plans let's welcome back to the show brooklyn dumping shop stratus wonderful to see you tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> it is wonderful to hear you're navigating these difficult times you are expanding. explain it to us where are you going? is it because some environments or more business friendly what is allowing it to allow you to branch out instead of shutting down like so many others. >> we found that many silver linings during covid. a chophouse that the largest restaurant week in times square's that was back in may 2020.

with the brooklyn dumpling shop i had one 100% contactless restaurant in 2019. an eerily enough i hate to use these words it was pretty good timing but we actually did this before covid. when culvert hit even before we opened were like the first restaurant that sold over 50 franchises before we even opened. now we are past 100 franchises sold around the nation but we are in every city and state from texas, austin, dallas, florida, atlanta georgia at about 50 locations in the tri-state area. and it has been overwhelming. the timing was perfect for the automat to bring back the automat that is overdue 13. jackie: timing is everything you could not control the pandemic it happens paired but you had a business model that essentially sounds to me it was set to thrive in this environment. sometimes that happens. you still wanted to see some of the same pressures other

restaurants efface, inflation, rising cost of good, labor shortages. so how did you navigate the challenges? >> listen we are the only industry that's been attacked from washington down to mayor to blush his office. there been mandates put out by our interest you'll never find a cvs or big tail it's always been unfair out restaurants i believe it's the safest place for consumer as in a restaurant. we have always been attacked. now our biggest challenge as we are growing the brooklyn dumpling shop brand is supply chain. the supply chain is completely broken. shipping containers were $6000 now they are 22000. and government, washington has to step in for the supply chain is broken across not just hospitality, across all businesses. washington needs to step up. jackie: they are stepping up but some folks are saying too little too late.

they're not going to be able to get the supply chain up and running in time for the holiday season the kind of demand were going to see not just at stores gifts but restaurants as well. >> oh yes, by the time washington finally steps in and we start getting shipping prices under control, is going to take 18 months for this to trickle down to us. to the small business owners. jackie: that is why jen psaki said we cannot guarantee it will be able to straighten it out. thank you so much. great to see it stratis thank you. >> up next national border patrol council brandon judd on the border crisis after a string of court battles that the bi did in ministration moves to reinstate trumps remain in mexico policy. can it be implemented or is this one too little too late to? their massive migrant caravans heading to our southern border. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this.

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jackie: after string of battles invite administrations work with mexico to reimplement trumps remain and it mexico policy. remember that? it's going to take some time though -- a border patrol president brandon judd. what you make of this news? a lot of those saying this is too little too late a lot of

damage has been done at this point. how soon can we see this implemented to make a difference? your thoughts. >> it is too little too late for the reason is they did not started back on august 24 with the supreme court said they needed -- rank that they had to implement judge order to reimplement the route remain and mexico program but that is the problem, we have already allowed the single business immigration event and the history of the united states without implementing remain in mexico. now we have over 60000 people from haiti working their way up through panama. it is way too little, way too late because they waited too long. and now it's going to be dependent upon mexico. it is mexico actually going to sit down at the table and re- implement the program? they do not have the will to get it done. jackie: may not have to re-

implemented they have to enforce it also. it takes two sides to make this thing happen. but i want to switch gears for a moment. things are getting more dangerous at the border as well. texas saying shots were fired from across the border and national guard soldiers in texas yesterday. the belief is these were cartel gunmen. thankfully no injuries there. but you are literally sitting back and thinking to yourself my god, this is happening in broad daylight. >> this should not surprise anybody pray when you look at what is currently going on, the cartels are emboldened ditch the policies we have here in the united states. they no good and well people are not going too. [inaudible] so the cartels or recognize and understand that right now they have complete and total control of the border. that again is a problem because as we put on uniforms as i go out to patrol the

border on a regular basis it makes a lot more difficult to actually go after the criminality, go after the cartel and their profits. as long as those profits are on the rise they're going to continue in this fashion pray. >> thank you for bring up the notion of profits. my think about this the amount of money they are making the human trafficking, smuggling people across the border and also the money they are making basically bringing drugs across the border as well. they continue to pour across. arizona agents they seized a 50 of fentanyl. it was hidden under a truck bed you can see it in the pictures they are. this is something president trump was very passionate about. he did not want to see drugs coming into this country. he did not want to see other people, cartels or whatever profiting from making our people here on the ground addicts. >> that agent that sees that

50 pounds of fentanyl was a very good friend of mine 26 year veteran of the border patrol. he is seeing an awful lot what is going on the ebbs and flows. when you just do not enforce the laws we have the cartels that are dictating to us what our operations are going to be, we are going to continue to see the criminality escalate. when that happens more drugs make it onto our streets but it kills our children in all parts of the country the rule, the inner city and the suburbs. you have to wonder why president biden is not stepping up to the plate? why is he not doing what is best for the american citizens and set up allowing the cartels and you look at the amount of profit the cartels are making, they are making a minimum of $400,000 a month and human smuggling alone that does not include the judge returned drugs. $400million per. >> part of the humanitarian problem as well as you see these kids abandoned at the

border. maria has been down there multiple times you seen her talking with the children. it is heartbreaking. literally heartbreaking at some of the children are being used to smuggle groups of there being used in other ways. >> the cartel do not care about life. i have chased groups across the border at the cartels will drop children on the trails that we then have to fight in the cartels are able to get their groups are crossed and through. if we do not find those children they will die in the desert. that is a dangerous apart about this. when you look at this its policy that allowing these cartels to operate in the fashion that they are. this to be a really simple fix if we just had the political will to do what is right for the american public. >> real quick there is an agenda here. there's a reason they're not acting. >> while of course there is one and one always equals two and people can put it together.

people know why they are allowing so many people to come into the united states illegally. strictly comes down to are we going to increase our voting base? >> let's change the demographics that's what this is about we support immigration but you follow the law. brandon judd it's great to see a thank you. >> thank you per. >> art i jackie deangelis in for elizabeth mcdonald. you're watching the evening at on foxbusiness that does it for us tonight thanks for watching have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ hello everyone welcome to "kudlow" i am in for the great larry kudlow. now president trump is pushing his multitrillion dollar spending plan in connecticut earlier today as america's problems continue to mount from rising gas and food prices to supply chain bottlenecks. and yet the president continues to promote even more spending. edward lawrence is life of the white house with the latest,

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