>> if we increase the debt limit, the democrats will have to do that and they will. they just don't want people to know this money they are spending, and then we won't shut the government down. we won't have to worry about the credit rating of the united states being affected. >> chuck grassley, stay young. going for an eighth term, the senator from iowa. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, -- 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five." ♪ ♪ president biden's agenda is on the break of a catastrophic failure, and could nuke his entire presidency. the uniter in chief struggling to unite his own party in order to pass a massive report $5 trillion tax and grab scheme that will fundamentally transform the entire country for

decades. bernie sanders trying to pass this massive spending plan, but moderates are saying "let's pump the brakes. close quotes white house press secretary jen saki is doing her best to save her thing is fine. >> secretary psaki: our objective is to work towards an agreement. that's in progress. we are not there, but we are working on it. i think there's a fair number of people who might consider themselves quite progressive in this administration. the role the president's plane is working to get 50 votes in the senate. looks like they are happy to have that role and play. we will see. the day is young and. i'll keep saying that. >> jesse: democrats are either terrible at math or the american people are too stupid, by repeating the claim that spending $3.5 trillion will cost nothing. >> president biden: it is $0 price tag on the debt. we are going to pay for everything we spend. >> this is a $0 bill.

>> of the investments proposed, including tax cuts and the pay -- including making the tax system were fair, $0. >> it's not about a dollar amount. the dollar amount, as the president said, is $0. this bill will be paid for. >> jesse: spirit, $3.5 trillion, $0, costs nothing, dagen! 's before they are bad at math. nancy pelosi could get up there and say "two plus two is --" and it would be more truthful than what she is saying. they think the american people are stupid. biden administration has done that all year of the "no, you don't understand," like your grandmother when you disagree with her. we are not going to get better at math based on that. this is something dana has talked about with another subject. if this $3.5 trillion package --

it's not that, it's $5.5 trillion -- and it's not paid for based on the joint committee on taxation, only $2 trillion is raised in revenue. these are vast entitlements that transform the united states, it's the end of the american dream. there is universal by basic income in here, a child tax credit that would go on forever, goes to the affluent. there are other elements in here that change the foundation of the way we work and live. the american dream is about striving and moving up and working hard. none of these entitlements go on well into the future are tied to work. it encourages people to essentially sit at home. that being said, a failure of this would be a great success for the democrats next year and the biden administration. we've artie spent $6 trillion, another $1 trillion with the infrastructure. inflation is the number one concern for voters.

82% are concerned about it, extremely or very concerned. that's more than coronavirus, afghanistan, unemployment, you name it. if this dies, he keeps inflation in check. real wages have been falling all year, so adjusting for inflation, people are earning less money. i'm not going to steal your thunder, but there's one headline from today -- dana, i'm team you up -- the dollar tree headline. >> dana: did you hear about that? the dollar tree is a popular store. you could see this as a barometer of what's happening. they announced after several months, saying "we are not going to increase prices." they were going to move everything up from dollars $0.25 to $1.50 to cover costs. when that happens at the dollar tree, everyone will know. >> jesse: don't they have to change the name? [laughter]

>> dana: another thing about the bill several of the dash $3.5 trillion -- several of the items are fired in a few years. for example, free child care. that goes away and four years. then, you have to have a big fight and find out who is going to reauthorize it. it becomes a weapon to use against conservatives might say "i don't think this is a great idea." that's why aoc always says "what are you talking about? our programs are popular." that's because you did not stop in and attracts. in this situation, heads, biden loses, tales, the g.o.p. wins. if they pass this through and send the economy into a spiral, the cost of living goes up, the inflation spikes, and they can crush in the midterms. that's what will happen because that's what people vote on. if they fail to pass it, the legislation agenda is -- >> jesse: could see if this guy wins on lance white in 2020,

has a massive house majority, then you can say this is a mandate. any campaign has 50-50 in the senate. going all in. >> you said something about the budget give him a king. spending is projected for space next three years, but the taxes are over the 10-year window. the program never goes away. republicans, it's sad to say -- most republicans are democrats on capitol hill but no democrats are really republicans -- so they will just reauthorize the program. this is easy to diss dominic disprove that this will cost $0. we have a depth counter. i guarantee you you will annualize the amount of the $3.5 trillion, and if you show them your phone and say "it will be the amount they said it wouldn't," they will make up a news story. >> jesse: can anyone fact

check that? speak with i'll check my facebook page. >> dana: they had to go pinocchio's for that. come back for more pinocchio's. >> jesse: we are waiting on two other pinocchio's. >> milton freeman pegged at best. he said the myth of government spending as he think your neighbors tank four. your neighbor thinks the same thing! we give each other money while the government grafts and takes a cut. every dollar it spends at six out of the economy, it spends less efficiently than you can spend on yourself. >> they are saying it does not raise taxes on anybody making over $400, but inflation, huge tax on the middle class. >> we will become europe and have a value-added tax paid >> i don't want to become europe! i want to be america. why can we be ourselves? why are we trying to change us? >> good to be back at the table and see some things haven't changed. there is -- supply chain

challenges are also driving up costs. my family business in memphis, senior home business, we are having problems getting cash because of the issues with china. certainly, some of these pressures are driving up prices. president biden -- a lot of presidents -- president bush offered tax cuts. i was in congress when they passed. they had to be renewed, and were under president obama. i think it's good to let some things expire in congress. you forced congress to go back and forth with people and litigate. i'm not for the $3.5 trillion. it's too big. i don't necessarily think spending $3.5 trillion is totally wrong, but on the things they want to spend it, i don't think they are serious enough. the universal -- saving families, investing in child care, there is important things for a lot of people who want to work in our country. different people have gotten off on process and this whole thing. i think republicans win -- the party arguing against the big bill from arguing process is

going to lose. democrats find themselves in a big jam. biden, like every president, is facing headwinds and controversy. he was elected to unify the country and overcome covid and boost the economy. the afghan evacuation did not go well. he is not able to unite his own party. >> jesse: he has created headwinds, harold. >> harold: some of them, but others are not. has to unite his party. if you cannot, everything about this being a bad thing for biden and his agenda will come true if to. if they are able to pass something small, grab a package and try to get momentum, then go forward. $3.5 trillion, not going to happen. >> dagen: number one, this universal pre-k. look at the government involved in that area of the economy, which will surely drive up the cost of the way health insurers

and college -- why do you think it costs a quarter million dollars to get a four-year degree degree? government intervention in lending. note that. that is what the left throws at people, like "this is about the human infrastructure," which i've heard mark zandi say. >> you said it too, harold. [cross chatter] >> if the government wants to invest in things that regular people don't want to invest in themselves -- >> jesse: you don't want to invest in families if -- >> dagen: it is unfair according to jen psaki when you raise a company's taxes -- she does not know her elbow from hole in the ground. [laughter] >> jesse: just don't change the name of the dollar tree store. we can agree. coming up, top generals grilled over biden's pullout of afghanistan, and a shocking admission of the tyler lamm. ♪ ♪

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did he forget what was told to him, or is he not being truthful customer >> that's an inappropriate question and i will not answer. >> you may think that, but the american people don't. they want accountability. >> top generals back on the hill after blockbuster revelations that president biden ignored their warnings on afghanistan. house lawmakers getting their chance to grill the top brass on why americans and allies were left behind. remember when the biden administration handed over coupled to the taliban? taliban offered to give us control of that city. >> did he offer to allow you to have security over all of kabul? >> as part of the conversation he said "take security for all of kabul." that's not why i was there. that was not my instruction. we did not have the resources to undertake that. >> who made the decision to turn down the taliban offered to allow the u.s. military to secure kabul and put the safety

of our troops in the hands of the taliban customer >> i did not consider that a formal offer. it's not the reason why i was there, so i did not pursue it. >> dan: there's a couple takeaways. "the wall street journal" had the best take this morning on biden. he wants to take credit for the pullout, which a lot of americans agree -- me included, i didn't think we should be there forever. what he doesn't want to do is take credit for the way in which he decided -- he is the commander-in-chief, we can fact fact-check that -- but he does not want to take credit for the disastrous method he did it, and through the military under the bus. he has put his military in this awful spot where they have to sit up there and massage the obvious answers. "did you tell the president to leave this way"? "no." they can't say that so what do they say? "maybe he heard it wrong." it is so cowardly. why not just say "listen, i made a mistake. i wanted to get out. i cared about the lives of --"

it's insane that i'm giving him political advice. i lost my run for office. say "i made a mistake, we screwed up. we are going to rectify." one other thing, a color in my radio show said this. he called up and said "this merely character, he called china and was going to warn them about a nuclear attack. someone should ask him to come help someone in congress is listening. they warned you about the whole wuhan virus thing? they didn't, so it's a one-way street." [laughter] those are my takeaways. biden screwed this up. >> dagen: dana, the biggest takeaway might be the biggest ticket item. either but i didn't lied or doesn't remember. >> dana: we all knew that this was probably going to be what came out of this. four months, the for months, the media had been reporting that present biden was proud he had overrun the general. there were stories like that all around, and the military was planting stories and sing "we are suggesting that 2500 should

stay." we knew that was the case. when george stephanopoulos had the interview with president biden, he no whisk. "nobody told you that" question mcgeorge's question was "your military advisors advised of this because what? he said "no, they were split here" that's how they got to that in the hearing, which is that the state department and national security advisor who were suggesting troop numbers to the president, who he went with those numbers instead of going with what the military said. i hope this is not the end of the accountability to work. i think that what the president -- will not take questions for the press, but ought to. antony blinken and jake sherman have to be called up as well. >> dagen: what do you say, harold? >> harold: it was embarrassing to watch congress require members of our military come forward and answered questions

about advised. george bush and donald trump would not have allowed it to happen. some credit you have to give to joe biden for him to come forward knowing that they are under oath and are going to tell the truth. two, i was looking forward to this hearing, not to politicize and relitigate the politicization of what happened. i was more interested in, now that we are where we are, what do you think we should be doing for our over the horizon strategy? are you persuaded that the president is right? we have a civilian control military. their role is to be the president's advisor. the president will be held responsible. why? his party will have a midterm election in a year and a half or less, a year and a quarter, and he will beat up for reelection, will have to stand before the voters. stop beating up on. these men are doing their jobs. they gave the advice they gave, and if you want to quarrel, quarrel with biden.

it was his decision. for those who still want to be in afghanistan and have 50,000 troops, just say that. to come and have these gentlemen come before congress, to have the world witness a question -- i think he kind of looks like carmel jessup from the old tom cruise movie -- [laughter] -- to have these men have to sit there and take this political campaigning on the part of mostly were republicans, some democrats, it was in a basement to the country. there was a question about the over the horizon capacity, are we threatened, better off?" >> dana: the answer was yes. >> jesse: it's difficult to handle over the horizon. >> harold: then tell us what you would be advising in light of where we are. >> you've got ten dead civilians because of a faulty drone strike. >> behind closed doors, that's how they get out of it. it's not just one life. he lied about over the horizon, lied about the collapse in the 11 days.

he lied about the taliban advanced, lied when he said "we are going to bring back every american no matter how long it takes." he asked the afghan president to lie. it's 3.50. this is the border to secure. this guy is a stone cold liar, has a history of plagiarism. the last president would embellish crowd size or a poll number. he was a marketer. biden is a straight up liar. everyone needs to know that. we learned a lot about him over these last eight months. you cannot disguise that. you can also not disguise the fact that the u.s. military, to say that you train these guys to pull out the technology and personnel and expect them to hold up, then have them collapse? you did not train them the right way! you gave them all of our -- that's with the contractors want.

the same thing happen in vietnam, the same thing in iraq. then generals are saying "we have to look at this from top to bottom. anybody could have figured this out. if you pull out anything, they will collapse." >> harold: they spoke to authors, so i think they can speak to congress. >> i love how we do subs off the trump agreement that allowed the taliban to take over. >> he bombed after the agreements. >> it was his agreement. >> the taliban -- we would've hard to have sent 40,000 more troops. >> nobody wants 50,000 troops. >> you don't need 50. we need air strikes. >> a catastrophic failure starting in the spring at every turn. biden had the opportunity to slow down, turn off, stop. he ignored everyone. the generals were pulling out, and they took calls in four days, and he said "move along." he wanted to make the speech on 9/11 about the end of war in afghanistan.

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: the former president obama called out the current commander-in-chief's crisis at the southern border. in the aftermath of that massive camp in del rio, texas, barack obama has said that america has to do something different. >> immigration is tough. we are naturally a people that wants to help others. at the same time, we are a nation state. we have borders. the idea that we can have open

borders is something that, i think, as a practical matter, is unsustainable. >> dana: the white house is pushing back on the former president. >> does president biden agree with president obama that open borders are unsustainable? >> secretary psaki: we do not have open borders. >> dana: what do you think a customer asked me when i think this is barack h obama's way of saying this is sustainable. [laughter] it is his way of publicly warning joe biden "this is a huge problem." he's a smart guy politically. he won reelection. he knows that an open border can wound a city. high gas prices, domestic terror attacks, messing around with people's health care and open borders can make you lose a house majority like that. this is his way of warning joe biden. it is joe biden going to listen customer obviously not. i went and looked at what joe biden ran on.

he ran on restoring the soul of the nation. has joe biden done that? no. joe biden has not restored the soul of the nation. it's a slash and burn divider. he demonized his border patrol, police, the military. he is not the guy he sold us. at this point, he said he was going to heal this country. this country is not healed. republicans and independents running away because they were vaulted. i don't see any biden supporters out there. i see a lot of people like "i didn't vote for him." [laughter] >> dana: you get that when you call home? [laughter] harold, do you wonder if president obama would've called biden and told him that privately? >> harold: probably so. i agree with president obama. i think jen saki wants to be right. secretary seems like a nice

guy guy, smart guy, decent american, but not the guy for this job. the white house has not understand that we have a crises at our border and he's not managing it well. in fairness, there is no policy to manage. the white house has to articulate and promulgate a policy. the president has to lay it out to the party, has to three important pillars. one, you have to build a wall. to democrats come to give them a wall. republicans, be willing to fund judges, immigration courts of the border. we have millions of people waiting years for their asylum cases to be adjudicated. let's let people know where, if they are going to have a chance to beat it or not. republicans, you have to invest in this hemisphere. we invest trillions in hemispheres around the world to stabilize, yet we don't invest in our own to invest. i think those three, you cannot get to a path to citizenship until you have those things settled. right now, there is a lot of nonsettlement.

>> and 6, comprehensive immigration. your take on the president. >> this is a second freedom reference. >> bring it. [laughter] >> dan: obama oddly has to echo this. you cannot have open borders at a welfare state. you can have one, but you can't have both. the math doesn't work! the world is populated with hundreds of millions, billions of people, and a country -- hundreds of millions at a minimum that were told could come here tomorrow. they could double" drip of the population of the united states. we don't know what skills they have, who they are. we are going to have to add value to them first, generationally. you can't have borders in a welfare state. it doesn't work. it's a defect open border. illegal border crossing at del

rio was closed for legal crossers, while illegal immigrants were escorted into the country. >> jesse: and ask europeans about migration. >> harold: haven't grown either. >> dana: to seems to be where the coyotes and human and drugs my will and drug smugglers are able to do whatever they want. >> dagen: the biden administration didn't call it a crisis when little children were being dropped over walls, harold. the color to challenge it over and over, because it's more about the control of words than actually controlling this wide open border. i think this was a foul up by president obama. when a politician tells you the truth, they don't usually do it on purpose. i'm getting that obama watches fox news. what else is he getting the picture? [laughter] >> harold: i heard obama

backstage. he's more spirited than he lets on. not kidding. some of the things were like "whoa." >> dagen: thanks for watching bill's incredible reporting. obama is our demo. speed through the group on the wrapped was great today. >> dagen: obama is a little out of the demo. >> dana: eight years of control and the optics. >> dagen: closed national parks during the government shutdown. >> harold: this has been around, this is not biden. >> dana: biden might be concerned. although biden people said it was obama's third term, he -- "my third term will not have looked like this." >> harold: i'm telling you, he governed less than obama. i'm telling you, behind the scenes, he knew some of the stuff was coming. >> dana: i'm next, the nba's biggest star, lebron james, talking backstage. what he said will probably not sit well with liberals. ♪ ♪

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>> liberals are trying to force vaccine may days, but not everyone is on board. the nba wants all players vaccinated for the season. players could lose pay. top players like lebron james are coming around to getting the shot, but he and others say it is about choice. >> i think everyone has their own choice to do what they feel is right for themselves and their family. it was best suited for not only me but my family and friends. that's why decided to do it. >> i would love to keep that private, handle it the right way with my team, go for it. >> it's my belief that the

vaccine status of every person should be their own choice. it's up to them, without bullying, being pressured, forced into doing so. i'm not ashamed to say that i'm comfortable taking it at this time. >> day in the outcome of these guys are eloquent. [laughter] >> dana: they are so thoughtful, thought it through. the lebron james comments, might be helpful for people hesitant to get the vaccine. you have to wonder, where was that before? the white house has phone numbers for all these people to help make that happen. they are extremely thoughtful. they spoke with such care and compassion. if you can track that from one president biden president biden gave speeches, and he wanted to just go after republicans who were not vaccinated. there are some, but it's not the entire population that's unvaccinated. he was mean to them and aggressive.

i thought this was impressive. one thing that we've seen fall down on was the testing in any sort of ability to show that you have natural immunity. that is a complete failure. >> watching jonathan read to pill the media on that was hilarious. >> that's why people think the system is raigan reed. white from supporting american from florida, a little hesitant about getting the shot. joe biden forces that. a high profile millionaire nba star comes out and says "i'm hesitant about getting the shot. it's tricky." people just want to be treated fairly. it's the same thing with black lives matter. remember? lock down, but if you are going to protest, that's not going to spread." that's why people do not trust the system or the science, because the science changes depending on who books the system.

>> harold: they have every right, i'm vaccinated. cannot wait to get the booster. the first night i came on the show, we shared we should not have to wear masks if we are vaccinated, because they're such a small chance of contracting or getting this virus. i would hope everyone would get vaccinated, and i do not racialized these things. it's unfortunate that has occurred. if lebron james or kyrie irving or any basket ballplayer, and i like and support them all, there are consequences for not getting vaccinated. you won't be able to play. if i don't vaccinate my children, not with covid, they can't go to school. the consequence of "i'm going to exercise my choice and freedom." that's fine, but -- united airlines fired 50600 people today. >> jesse: one person try to get a religious exemption and got denied. it looks like -- >> harold: we don't know the facts of the hospital. >> jesse: -- no care for people with religious exemptions. >> dagen: there is no middle ground for bill poole who had

covid who have natural immunity who can prove it. i had covid in march, i got vaccinated. jonathan isaac, you heard from him a small part of what he said from the orlando magic, gave this incredibly well reasoned speech, made comments about him having covid. these people are lost. you are either vaccinated or some kind of whacked out dirty unvaccinated sterile -- the news coming out of osha that previous covid infections do not excuse employees from the vaccine, natural immunity could be more robust, tends to be more robust and longer-lasting, and there is some evidence that people who have natural immunity, strong natural immunity were at a heightened risk of vaccine side effects. do you know why all of these nba players are going to get vaccinated? they are not going to get paid for games unless they do.

that has happened today. that's all the wives and girlfriends saying "you are playing. i'm going with you, i will watch you to make sure you've got it." >> harold: i encourage everyone to listen to the full jonathan isaac piece, about a minute and 50 seconds. he was so eloquent, just humiliated the media in the audience who acted like jerks. >> found she was asked about natural immunity, and he asked "i will get back to you." >> harold: up next, what a democratic politician said about schools that will leave parents curious. ♪ ♪

>> democratic candidate for virginia -- one comment about schools is causing controversy. >> i'm not going to let parents come into schools and let people make their own decisions. and i think parents should be

telling schools with they should teach. >> i wish my parents told my teachers to give me as. i hope they did not argue for the c pluses i got. jesse, what you think about the role of parents in schools? >> jesse: you elect your school board members. they have a role in curriculum and the superintendent. that's how it should work. if they do something crazy, like crt or messing around with the bathrooms or the crazy stuff they are doing, sexually explosive materials in the library, you go to the school board hearing and make your voice heard. that guy is a snob. that encapsulates how democrats think. they know better than everybody else, right? they know how to raise your kids. you don't know how to raise your own kids. you know what's best for your own child. "we know what's best, the state knows best." they control the media,

hollywood. they've got the entire university system under lock. they don't have k-12, but they are close. if you object to anything they do -- "shut up, peasant." [laughter] that's what people are upset about. >> harold: dana? >> dana: what terry comella committed last night is a gaffe that is a game changer for the race. he's up about four points on average here talking to folks today people in the suburbs, they are tired of all sorts of things. education is a top three issue in that state race right now because of what happened all summer, plus you have spending, inflation, the military problems down there in the hampton area. this is one race to watch. >> harold: dagen, strong opinion on this? >> dagen: since i'm from virginia, of course not. [laughter] i'm from the side that is all read. this might be his basket of deplorable's for terry mcauliffe. this is not a democrat versus republican issue. it is not left versus right.

it's all parents. he is firmly snuggling up with teachers unions, where he is given carte blanche to teachers and their unions to -- parents cannot stand up for what their kids are learning in schools. the teachers union, of course, crushing kids in the last year, year and a half, keeping them locked at home. terry mcaulay has a history in the state of virginia, vetoed three school choice bills when he was in -- 2016. he is anti-child. [laughs] >> i think covid contributed to keeping these kids home last year. [laughter] >> i agree with dana. it's a huge gap, will go down as one of the legendary gaffes. it was not incorrect. he meant what he said. you're both right. central planners, socialists, far leftists, they need training camps. it's always been schools. what he said is what liberals think! it might have been a gaffe, but he told the truth like you said

before. he's worried, because what he said is accurate. >> harold: k-12 is a local function with state responsibility spirit is much as it might be liberals, it's also local issues. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ .

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oh, should and the very end he gives the top a tabernacle tap. >> i loved it, well done, eugene, well done. >> jesse: on monday, i was at the 28th annual golf club honoring the family, long island alzheimer's and dementia center in west burry. a centers where they have day program that provides hands on services and programs to people diagnosed with alzheimer's, other forms of dementia. you know how that can be a struggle if you know someone or family members afflicted with that disease. it's really tough. i want to thank everybody involved with that go to l.i. dementia.org for more information. >> are you becoming like the go to charity golf guy? >> jesse: dana, as you know i don't take off for my birthday i take off for charity. >> dana: and your foundation. >> jesse: which will be up and running shortly.

dagen? >> dagen: golf? how about running, jesse. running against sandra smith? >> jesse: are you going to shame me into losing this race? >> dagen: yes, i am. fox is number one in so many ways. sandra smith and many members -- there is sandra right there in the red hat d.c. this morning. fox one. sandra took home the fastest email on journalists with a time of 22 minutes and 33 seconds. that's about a 7 and a half minute mile there. >> jesse: i can do that. i can do that. i do do that. >> dagen: i challenge to you race sandra smith who ran on a track scholarship. >> jesse: not sure i'm ready to accept that challenge. over to dan bongino. what do you got, dan? >> dan: patriot awards, i have been doing them ever since they started. fox nation third annual patriot awards i will be there with bells on november 17th at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. hard rock live theater in hollywood, florida, i don't have

to go far. steadfast dedication. listen, i'm going to read it it's a great event. great american heros who do cool stuff unlike these idiots in hollywood. you need to show up. be there or watch it i did a book signing. it was great, packed and fantastic. november 17th, sign up for fox nation to watch it. >> jesse: patriot awards how it's done. harold? >> harold: one of the rare nights that deep partisanship and deep partisan divide can get resolved in a few hours. the congressional baseball game, charity baseball game is tonight. some may remember that steve scalise, the congressman and leader in the republican party was out at practice a few years ago and got shot. almost died, made a great recovery. mighty recovery with a lot of prayer, a lot of medicine and a lot of medical help. they dual it for a good reason and then go back tomorrow to fighting and yelling at each other. i never -- i'm not baseball player but i love the game and i

love the fact that all the money goes to charity. >> dan: fox nation.com/patriot awards. you see, dagen, i don't forget. >> harold: go dems. are. >> jesse: probably going to rig it. >> bret: i saw sandra smith in the bureau today after her run i'm pretty sure she could take you. >> jesse: no one has seen me rub. i could be really fast. >> bret: thank you. ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight the whole democratic legislative agenda is hanging by a few votes. that from a congressional watcher on capitol hill counting votes tonight. president biden is scrambling to get his massive tax and spending agenda across the congressional finish line. a bipartisan infrastructure bill and another massive spending package democrats call human infrastructure. $3.5 trillion. as the day moved on