>> congress has to loss in the administration is ignoring them. >> it's always great to have you back on, come back again soon. it's good to hear from you. i am elizabeth mcdonald, you been watching the evening edit on foxbusiness. thank you for watching. we hope you have a good evening. ♪♪ kennedy: the supply chain issues are real and pervasive. there's a lot of anxiety it will negatively affect your thanksgiving. i'm here to make sure that does not happen and how will he do that? together with creativity, flexibility and ingenuity because the last time i checked, this is america. sure, turkeys are harder to get this year end part of that is because turkeys are the new toilet paper and people are turkey hoarding which in a dog

eat turkey work, you will have to be the same so grease your local grocery worker and ask when they get deliveries in effect every morning or the middle of the night adelbert and throw that in the deep-freeze now. it will thought in time, that's what a nice bryant is for. turkey smirky, it's just a snobby chicken. when in doubt, bust chicken out. don't worry about it. when you paint that stuffing, creamy garlic mashed petito, tart cranberry sauce, no one needs the overhyped november stable. there's pigeons. you can channel your inner frontiersman at soccer practice. no one will know the difference. cranberries are in short supply as well so here's my plan. you're going to want to remember this in a few weeks. get a giant jar of jam from ikea, mix it with raspberry jell-o. it will be 1000 times more delicious and hardly anyone eats

that cranberry garbage anyway. for my cup loving easter and palate, is a disaster. you will have to make regular mashed petito's and have an extra piece of pumpkin pie and not sweet petito pie. there's plenty to happy had but don't be a jerk and by cans. also, plenty of frozen pie you can store in your face and like it. don't forget to wash it down with hot apples cider. the piping a ministration neither understands nor has a plan for the real effect of the supply chain issue. the president wants to blame it on packers and truckers for empty shelves but why soil the reputations of long-suffering? everything is going to be an short supply and it's more expensive because the axiom of basic economics still holds when the economic government is in a stranglehold.

it shocking, gas is so expensive because the president should single-handedly be able to fill all the tanks with his long tooth. i still love that story. fear not, friends. thanksgiving will still happen, a great meal with artistic of plum, i have faith in you. i only wish i could help you with your annoying relatives. that's the memo. president biden might know how to cook a turkey but he sure doesn't know how to get one on your dinner table. earlier today white house press secretary karen once again claimed the administration feels your pain. watch. >> we are moving record amounts of goods through our ports into shelves. we understand the frustration americans feel when backlogs lead to high prices or delay goods. kennedy: weird. problem is, it's not only the supply chain making thanksgiving even more expensive.

gas prices are also up making coffee or supply or drive anywhere. yet, you have to dust off your rickshaw. hope your legs are strong. at the biden white house doesn't understand the full scope of the problem, how can we expect them to find a solution? let's meet tonight panel, townhall.com editor and fox news printer better, the one and only katie pavlik and fox news printer better and former tennessee democrat congressman, harold ford junior making his voyage on the ss kennedy. the president of the institute, jeff. welcome every single one of you. so exciting. katie, i will start with you. it seems like the administration does not have a grasp. we talk about it every single day on a host of different shows. people are hurting, people are worried, the administration is not acknowledging and they don't seem to have a plan.

>> that is true and i like your tips for the thanksgiving meal. i'm having antelope i went hunting for in october for thanksgiving. if there's not a turkey available, that's what i'll be doing. in terms of the biden administration, they've always have this strategy prepending a problem doesn't happen and hoping that it just disappears. they said inflation is transitory and told americans fourth of july they saved 16 cents even though it was an expensive fourth of july meal and they tried the same with thanksgiving. a couple of weeks ago when jen psaki joked about people not being able to get their treadmills, i'm overthinking you can joke about that but wait until they can't get the food they want and need. wait until pantries at food kitchens run out which we are starting to see, then we will have a real problem on their hands outside of starkey comment on treadmills so issues with

regulation and trucking the administration hasn't looked at and problems with california law the governor there hasn't decided to look at and change so it's not going away anytime soon especially in time for the holiday. kennedy: they are fast approaching, i married worried about wound three flour but that's another monologue for another day. i have a good feeling you're going to run for president, harold, in three years. let's say you are the guy in charge because you have to be watching this busting everything fall apart, what with the harold plan b right now? >> first, it's good to be on and i'm glad to be on for the first time and hope it's not the last. i think katie is right and your monologue opening mailed the frame of it. if i were president, someone in the white house advising the president, i'd have my transportation secretary and small business administration perhaps in the coast, the west

coast but a task force figuring out how we get the big cargo ships and, i have a team at the white house figuring out ways in which over the next three, six, nine months would prevent this from happening. in fairness to president biden, some of this was happening before, shortage of truck drivers and experiencing supply shortages before covid. largely our economy now is organized around efficiency and not having access up anything. coded happened and we found ourselves in a different situation. when it comes to gas, we should tap the oil reserve and reverse xl pipeline decision the president should rsp an effort to streamline and strengthen electrical grid forecasters are right, this will be tough this winter. electrical rate will be tested across the country so i think they've got to think not just in texas, they've got to think more ahead and they've got to be more

aggressive in their efforts. kennedy: people would like to see it and pulling shows people don't have faith in this administration so jeff, are they missing out on basic economics? what do you see here? >> magical thinking. we are poor than before covid. certainly poor then would we had covid not happen because we shut down half the world. less goods and services than before covid. this is the reality. we can talk about supply chain, that's fixable but bottom line, we produce less goods and services but government fiscal and monetary -wise produced about 13.5 trillion in new money so it's simple math. we have more money, less stuff in the equals inflation so the idea that not only is inflation transitory or manageable but a lot of people on the left say the good thing, it shows our economy is coming back and we are healthy, it's a good thing if you're getting 8% raise at

work consistently every year but for average people, people of low income. kennedy: also, their rent goes up more than 8% a year. gas 61st -- 62% this year end while the supply chain, people are judged, he's going to save the day, right? he says roads are racist. >> how you will deconstruct racism into the roadways. >> i'm surprised some people were surprised when i pointed to the fact that if a highway was built for the purpose of dividing white and black neighborhood or if an underpass was constructed such that a bus carrying mostly black and puerto rican kids or would have been new york was designed to low for

it to pass by but obviously that reflects racism that went into the design choices. kennedy: everything is racist. do you know there is actual racism and slave labor in china and fax how they have construction boom for things like pipe derail? is the ideal? >> and all the solar panels he wants us to buy from a many built by uighurs by the chinese communist party so that is also a problem. it would be nice if pete buttigieg stops focusing on this issue of what they call equity talk about how he's going to get the infrastructure bill put in place and get the project done for disenfranchised communities. for example, how will he work with the epa to make sure the environmental regulations on the books don't clog up bill for 20 years from now? part of infrastructure not getting done in this country for three decades isn't simply just because republicans and

democrats couldn't find something to agree on to spend a ton of money, the environmental regulations we have don't allow for us to build anything. there's no way today we could build the hoover dam, we have a hard time fixing anything because of the enormous number of the burdensome environmental relations not to say you can't be cautious of that. kennedy: try building a house in the middle of the county. >> exactly, that's going to be part of the problem here. kennedy: harold, there certainly were projects that were built on the backs of brown and black people and immigrants in this country and we do have a painful past that i think, it benefits us to acknowledge but let's stop acting, and 2021 it's still 1956. it's a great abdication of responsibility to fall back on that because it excuses someone like pete buttigieg whom i like that one time for doing actual

work. >> i don't think highways are necessarily racist. i think there may be some with the secretary is saying how roads some roads might be built and underpasses might be constructive but we need to realize is the reason we have to invest in infrastructure the next five to ten years i'm not satisfied with 1.2 trillion, isaac we need another 1.2 trillion next year because china has invested $10 trillion in the infrastructure in another ten around the globe trying to strengthen their own nation and here we are debating over a trillion dollar infrastructure built in with not spent this level of investment in over 50 -- 60 years in our country so thinking about race and equity something we should do as a nation and there are appropriate times for that conversation but infrastructure i don't see the

value of it. i see the value in we as america all americans going forward need the best parts. kennedy: privatize them. thank you, harold. privatize all of them. well said. >> how you built them to access any cargo ship and build more around the globe? kennedy: i don't know if. i think ships and trains are done. what you think, jeff? [laughter] you think this is ultimately inflationary? >> of course it is hurt poor people the most. infrastructure, do you think this will go to the hamptons? it will pull domain on this? no. it's phony, it's always been, the golden gate bridge was built anywhere. in terms of who got the contracts and construction nonetheless we've lost the will to do projects at the federal

level. at best, i cringe to say this but you're going to spend the money, kick it down at the state level or local level, then make coherent decisions there. kennedy: centralized planning is a great disservice to everybody especially some of those lesser privileged communities. party panel sticking around because they are that good, we've got a lot to get tonight. investors say only going up from here but could it be used as an actual currency? how could we do that and put it lower your taxes? miami mayor making that happen in his city. he is next. ♪♪

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the show is good, last night mouth trumpet monday and the winner. but quite investors feeling good today. crypto coin reaching an all-time high rising above 58000 this morning. politicians jumping on the

bandwagon. the first to usher in the crypto age new york city mayor elect and francis suarez promising to collect future paychecks in bitcoin. suarez is unveiling a plan to turn miami into premier crypto city which is fantastic because they are the premier city for lime green songs and cigars. all right, what will that mean for the people who live and visit better here with me now, mayor of miami was just reelected to his second term, francis suarez, welcome back. >> a pleasure to be with you. kennedy: what is your vision for crypto and miami specifically? how could it lower taxes for people in your city? >> a number of different ways. first of all, we've already spent the crypto b-uppercase-letter u.s., we got the big blind conference from a 50000 person conference. we've got ftx to do a $200 million deal naming the arena.

we got exchanges like you tomorrow to locate and headquarter the city of miami, hundreds of high-paying jobs created. that's on the industry side. we are also working with bitcoin miami wind generating $20 million. we are going to stake, it will provide bitcoin yield we are going to pass on to our residents. who will be the first city in america that will be returning in their investment to its residents so that's an incredible collaboration we've seen between the community that created miami in the bitcoin community on top of it and the fact that i decided to take my salary in bitcoin has set off another wave of mayors like the mayor of new york and tampa, i got calls from the mayor of johnsonville want to take their salaries in bitcoin also so it's

a new frontier for america an extremely exciting and will benefit our country and our citizens. kennedy: that all happens if bitcoin and various crypto currencies go up. a lot of people look at this and they are scared to given, they see the volatility, what happens if you're coin goes down? do people have to pay higher taxes? >> they don't because city going is voluntary so people mine.created a work just like a reward for mining bitcoin and a percentage is put into a digital wallet the city benefits from so we are going to cash out a percentage of what has been accumulated from 20 million accumulated in just three months and that's tax-free. people are not intervening to it, we lowered taxes the second lowest rate since the 1960s so miami, additional revenue a

nontax source. kennedy: i wish more people would discover the joy of lowering taxes. the country in so many cities would be a much better place and speaking of which, how could you encourage the fed to engage in crypto investment you have in miami? it lowers taxes for people in your city, isn't there a way of implementing this with the fed and irs? >> the fed has an issue and "the issue is" the fed as well as congress is controlled by people. they obviously have great policy whether to monitor or fiscal, it doesn't always necessarily benefit our citizens so what's happening with bitcoin, it's a beautiful program, somebody played by humans, you don't create more circulation or revenue stream so what we are seeing with the expansion of the money supply rapid inflation in

the numbers are probably underestimated how bad inflation is and that's why people are taking their money out and flooding the bitcoin market which is by the bitcoin price has gone up to record levels. they know they are losing money having the money in a baking account. kennedy: i can't wait to see you make money and the people of miami benefit from this experiment which i think will work in your favor, i hope more people in power are forward-looking like you and stay out of people's lives. thanks for coming back, appreciate it. >> appreciate it, anytime. kennedy: coming up from lawsuits against travis scott after the deadly tragedy at astro world. details on that plus handsome gavin newsom. he was gone for two weeks. was he with a nip in his top? that's next. ♪♪

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the lawsuits are piling up, multiple investigations are underway and families of the astro world concert victims are speaking out and they are understandably angry. among those entered, a 9-year-old boy who trampled in the stampede. he's in a medically induced, with organ damage and brain swelling. his grandfather is among those demanding accountability. >> this has altered our family. this has altered given the legacy of our family because we don't know if you will ever recover from this. this is my son, my only son so i'm angry because disrupted our family and this could have been avoided people in positions of power had done the right thing.

kennedy: awful. on top of that, the fire chief said travis scott should have stopped the show when he saw people were hurt. who is to blame for the deaths of this many people? in the injuries, many, many more. in the hundreds. party panel is back, katie pavlich, harold junior. katie, august the people are upset and pursuing. what are you hearing today about how this happened and how the show could happen stopped? >> travis scott is saying he would have stopped if he knew it was happening and people were being killed, they deny he knew that. lawsuits have been filed, hundreds of people injured it sounds like the concert was oversold and there were too many people so when the stampede occurred, it just turned out to be a complete disaster, a nightmare so i also heard they are investigating travis scott behavior at previous concert to

incite crowds to get crazy so there's a lot of legality here, lots of liability for him and the venue and security company that allowed this many people to go into the venue so it's one of those things a lot of wait and see and there will be liability for someone in this horrible situation. kennedy: harold ford junior, if this were one of my kids, i would hire whoever i could to send the loudest message possible i'm coming after you, i don't care if you have a team of lawyers, i don't care if you have your personal infrastructure, your -- is mine and you are going to pay travis scott. as a father and former congressman from what you see her? >> i think your instinct is one being pursued by the families in houston and others affected by this. my heart is broken and prayers go out to the families and loved

ones who lost loved ones and the grandfather talked about his grandson in that picture. i think katie is right, the legality and lawyers in court will help determine liability here and hopefully we get to the bottom of it. it won't bring back lives but i hope lessons can be learned and if it's a lesson learned by this young man travis scott, i think that's his stage name and for that matter, other artists who undertake concerts outdoors and bring lots of people together, perhaps this will develop and usher in a new standard for how the outdoor events take place but no amount of words obviously can bring back the lives and all of the heartbreak that obviously exists in houston and in texas and the country. kennedy: if this isn't the only

music festival. we see music festivals across the country and now there's a petition to get travis scott taken off lollapalooza. or coachella or whatever. they don't want him at one of these festivals inside the crowd because i understand there's a lot of competition, you have to be the biggest and loudest. i have motley crew a few weeks ago and a big part of his book was trying to figure out how could they be louder? how quickly have more pyrotechnics? you see that in these shows, it's a direct result of what motley crew was doing for years. having said that, you should know as a concert operator how to keep people from dying. >> it's interesting, lawsuits already been filed because normally the families affected would retain an attorney and the attorney would submit letters to the promoter, the artist and venue, probably some language on the back edge of each attendee ticket that basically says we are not liable if something terrible happens to you at the

show but the fact that they filed lawsuit already makes me wonder if it's not a smart pr tactic and the other thing, were they understaffed? right now $20 an hour is basically minimum wage in america. you get down to $18, $15, it's almost impossible to hire. if you go to mcdonald's and they are understaffed, you wait a little extra or maybe your burger is cold. at a concert like this, it's obviously tragic. kennedy: they will continue to work hard, go to in-and-out. the line still moves, the drive through is still rolling in my double double protein style is still delicious. gavin are -- governor? esther handsome, gavin newsom, two weeks disappearing act. october 27, he received a covid booster shot. the next day he suddenly canceled his trip to the un climate change conference and

you know he wanted to flap his gums there and be stroked by the global elite. he claimed it was due to family obligations. today he addressed the real reason. who is getting his butt lift. watch. >> i find out to go to europe and i was ready to go and i had that dinner the kids literally had an intervention and set the couldn't believe i was going to miss halloween. i woke up the next morning, something like other parents, the knot in your stomach i had no choice, i had to cancel the trip. kennedy: he is so full of hot first. he said joe biden junior. his face is falling apart at the seams so katie, where was gavin? for real. >> well, mr. gavin, governor

newsom didn't want to acknowledge is going to the party of the year, wedding of the year that would make the french protocols, would look like it was for the peasants. he was invited to a wedding of a billionaire oil, he attended the wedding, nancy pelosi was the officiant of that wedding and he blew off scotland to talk about climate change to attend that. meanwhile, his wife was getting upset saying why are you worried about the governor? well, he is the government, the state is falling apart in his constituents have a right to know where he is. of course he blames it on the kids. everybody blames the kids. kennedy: they wanted me to go trick-or-treating. no. they're not even 18. that's what's impressive about

the state. i do think he was getting some ceiling in his panties. >> i don't know about that. you've got to believe people at their word, gavin newsom is a good man a good father, i take it that's what he meant to do and that's what he did. kennedy: i don't know, man, he's shutting down public schools, his kids on private school, his kids were in soccer tournaments in arizona, everyone has to close their businesses for outdoor dining is shorter, 30% of businesses that offer good in california his businesses are fine, untouched. taxes are too hi, property taxes are too high. his ego is too big, i think something is going on. jeff, i think he had a reaction to the covid shot and didn't want to talk about it. >> it's always possible, i hope he's okay. when a politician says he wants

to spend more time with his family, you know they are lying. have to look at the real reason. i got to push back on the handsomeness of this guy, but nonetheless, he is lying, it doesn't matter. a politician doesn't give up an opportunity to be a big shot at acclimate conference, being the governor of california is like being the president of one of the biggest countries in the world. this is a guy who likes to be on camera. kennedy: he got his shot like yeah, look at these guns. [laughter] look at these pythons. going to flat these loose in the everglades. harold, if you had to vote for gavin newsom or bernie sanders for president, who would you vote for?

>> you mean and 24? for sometime after joe biden is reelected or what you mean? kennedy: and 2076. [laughter] >> i am a gavin newsom man. kennedy: i thought we were friends, harold. come on, you have to run for president because you are one of the only rational people left in that party. don't move to california because their insanity will infect you and you are smarter than that. katie and jeff, love having you, thank you all so much. coming up, the end of the afghan war very hard. the americans still reportedly stuck in country. he's going to show you this next. ♪♪

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welcome back, three months since the biden ministrations botched afghanistan exit. state department september 00 americans are still trapped behind enemy lines. a car is only 100? like two months ago. afghan work disastrous ending has parents questioning if there service was worth the sacrifice. my next guest says he has a message for all of them. retired navy seal author of the brand-new novel, final spin is out today, fantastic writing. it's a page turner and delightful short chapters for which i think you. welcome back. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: what you say to people who served in afghanistan and people like general really say looking back, the work was a total failure was there service in vain?

>> there service wasn't in vain because first of all, we did prevent attacks on this country for 20 straight years. there's a generation of afghans who got to understand this potential out there for a better life, there's a generation of afghan girls able to go to school and he's american service members did their duty and that something that can always be proud of what they asked for the country asked them to do. kennedy: when we were watching this fall apart in real time which wasn't necessarily slow motion, it happened very quickly, you leaked a video saying if you are president, you would have done a lot of this differently, you want to run for office, have you thought about that? i'm telling everybody to be present on this show tonight. >> i do not want to run for office, i hope things don't get that bad that they are in for me to run for office. i don't like politics, i don't like politicians and i don't want to run for office. kennedy: but you do have a very popular podcast you talk about a

host of different issues. you also post a picture of your watch every day on twitter from are you just finishing your workout at 4:30 a.m.? >> that's what i'm getting up. i'm about to go do my workout. kennedy: what you consume before your workout? i have to know this. >> i work out on an empty stomach. kennedy: do you have caffeine? i don't have any caffeine. if i do, it's sometime in the afternoon. kennedy: just water or the tears of your enemies? >> water sprinkle with tears of my enemies. kennedy: are not going to lie, i have an impressive biggest machine, i am a triathlete. i did a half triathlon in september and i appreciate your time management but what i love is you've written several new york times bestsellers but you took a distinct right turn producing a work of fiction.

did one of your agents say i know you've got a yarn in here you are dying to share with the world, how did this come about? >> the literary agents and publishers want you to do cookie-cutter what you've done before so they can sell it again. when you want to take a right turn as you said, they get scared and nervous, i'm not scared or nervous. i know i had a great story in my head with great characters and the reviews so far have been phenomenal. kennedy: are you johnny or the cleaner? i know who i am. >> i'm a little bit of both. my personality is mark and johnny but the personality of the cleaner was based on a woman i've worked -- when i worked at wendy's flipping burgers. kennedy: i love that story so much and she was in charge of the salad bar, that would be my job. i love your dedication to your craft. the book is great, we are going

to talk about on my podcast thursday. it's going to drop i think on friday. thank you for everything in the world. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: hopefully you come back soon. topical storm is next. ♪♪

kennedy: inside the crashing camp from kim's new romance with pete davidson is not just a publicity stunt. to prove it, the next date will be somewhere private were no one else will be. a new york jets game. [laughter] keeping quiet with the kardashian. this is topical storm, topic number one. inducted into the national hall of fame, american girl dolls in the board game risk. they been chosen for the hall of fame, highest honor and of course second highest honor is being chewed on by a 5-year-old. american girl dolls were commended for celebrating young women boundless ambition. award-winning writer who wants to be a reporter. the scrappy marvin, she wants to be a painter.

well done, ladies. risk was honored for encouraging tactical development teaching america's future leaders, the art of military excellence from a sabbath rest mark mary defense secretary lloyd often spent their childhood playing with american girl dolls. their hair smells like pier. topic number two. a semi truck overturned on the north carolina highway spelling hundreds of wine bottles into the road. most incredible part? all cleaned up with one single sham wow. here's the wreckage in north carolina, of the humanity. i haven't seen as many wine bottles on the floor since my apartment this morning. [laughter] talk about a plan for the road. one bottles in me. [laughter] i also get up it tipsy. the infrastructure bill including $4 billion. the driver of the truck was not

hurt but believe me, i'm going to do something about that. topic number three. a couple in new zealand found a 17 -- 17-year-old? [laughter] 17-pound potato. as i call it, 7.8 kilograms potato. they say they were weeding their garden when they discovered. [laughter] [laughter] it's so funny. [laughter] it's like a tumor. they are currently serving as president blah blah blah. since they been taking their potato on scrolls, they are walking a potato because. [laughter]

[laughter] i don't know why that makes me laugh. topic number four. california couple is getting attention for holding their wedding reception at a taco bell. luckily they bowed months earlier to state together. these are happy newlyweds sharing taco bell lunch over half size packets. they had their first fight as husband and wife over who got to use the bathroom. [laughter] good thing the president wasn't there. alisha and kyle have been together since high school, they used to go to taco bell for dates and now they can still think outside her buns. a venue low stress even though pretty much the worst place in the world where an extensive white dress. the guests said it was one of the best weddings they've never been to a. the only downside, they are rush out of taco bell as soon as the reception was over. her wedding thursday, veterans day.

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