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start us off. hi, mark. >> reporter: griff, good afternoon. the white house is is certainly trying to put a more positive spin on this latest jobs report, but critics aren't buying it. they say americans know what's going on when they look at the higher prices they're paying on pretty much everything they buy. the latest jobs report for the month of does show the unemployment rate did go down. however, americans are seeing where things stand as they look at the economy overall. fewer jobs created last month, so the white house is essentially being forced to play defense to argue the country's on the right track. >> we're actually making real progress. maybe it doesn't seem fast enough. i'd like to see it faster, and we're going to make it faster. maybe it doesn't appear dramatic again. but i'd too, like i said, like to move it faster. >> reporter: republicans had a statement saying this report shows creating 300,000 fewer

jobs than expected proves higher taxes will leaf working families -- leave working families behind. the president's facing sag ising poll numbers, a new poll shows only 38% of people approve of his performance right now, 53% disapproving. the white house believes the pandemic is a huge factor in all this. >> our focus is, yes, not exactly on the day-to-day on the sounds of the polls, our focus is on getting the pandemic under control, returning to life, a version of normal so people can have is security going in to work and dropping their kids off and knowing people will be safe. and that's where we think we should spend our time and energy. >> reporter: but if these poll numbers continue on their current trend, it could spell a disaster for democrats going into next year's midterm elections. the the white house still very confident it'll be able to shift progress of this economic agenda. the president is not having any

public events, but he's going to be addressing democrats at a virtual convention happening this year and we'll look for indications of how he's feeling going into those crucial midterms. griff: mark meredith, thank you. jacqui: we're joined by democratic north carolina congressman -- thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. good to be with you. jacqui: the president has made the case that the disappointing jobs report supports his proposed investment in the infrastructure and social spending packages. he's saying they'll put the country back to work, but after what seemed like a whole lot of progress leading up to that scheduled vote is on the hard infrastructure bill that never happened, the two sides do seem like they're drifting even farther apart. so what's your sense about how long it's going to take for this to come together, and what are the sticking points right now? >> well, i would never say this

is easy, but i would certainly dispute that we're drifting farther apart. in fact, i think as we speak we're working to bring all this together. we, of course, are getting no cooperation at all from republicans, zilch, so it's a matter of doing the lifting on the democratic side with very narrow margins. that isn't easy. we do need to have an indication of what they're willing to support from the senators that have been so much in the news, manchin and sinema. i hope it doesn't come in the form of an ultimatum, but we do the need to though where they're coming from. and on the house side, we're already are involved in look at a somewhat reduced package, what that would look like, how we would figure that. i tell you, that becomes harder and harder when you look at just the top lines. abstract numbers, that's one thing. but when you talk about child

credit, child tax credit or you with talk about improving pre-k education or childcare or, for that matter, our greatest elements of infrastructure, all of that becomes much harder to -- we are going to adjust for that, and i'm not going to put a time frame on it. the speaker has said she hopes by the end of the month. i hope for that as well. jacqui: a couple things you mentioned. you say you're getting no cooperation from republicans, but you don't really need it given that the democrats plan to pass this along party lines, and the issues really are are within the two wings of the democratic party. you said one thing i want to pull on that you haven't heard from man shin and sinema about -- manchin and sinema about what they want. can you elaborate on that? >> well, we've heard something, i should qualify that. joe manchin has put a figure out there. and, again, this can't be an ultimatum, you know?

there are 50 democratic senators in the senate, and there needs to be a nomination all around. all of those senators have a stake in this. yes, you expect people to push for what they want and articulate what they want in a very narrow situation like this. you've got to have that. but we've had too much of people saying i'm against this if you don't get in the way. push hard but let's assume that in the end we will have a product we will support. jacqui: are you calling on, are you calling out congresswoman jayapal then and saying there's been too much of people saying i won't vote for this? that is what happened with the hard infrastructure bill. i want to actually play you some sound from what she said this week about her set of demands for this reconciliation package and get your reaction. >> well, as i said to the president, that is too low, in my opinion, to try to get all of

these programs in. so i've expressed concern about that. i'm not drawing any red lines until i see what the final package is because it's really not about the number, it's about what programs are in there. you could have a number was much higher, but it cuts out several of the key programs. we would not be for that. jacqui: what's your reaction to that, congressman? >> well, i certainly agree it's not just about numbers, it's about the programs and is about the policies. i do think we, on all sides is, need to have less of a issue an ultimatum and more of an indication of, yes, we're going to push hard. but in the end, we have to perform. we as democrats need to do this with very, very difficult circumstances. and so we've got to go forward, and i would hope with a net-net kind of attitude. jacqui: right. >> you certainly cannot have

ultimatums flying around. jacqui: i want to ask you about the timeline, because the short-term fix for the debt limit, you know, that brought it out to december 3, democrats are still saying they're not going to use reconciliation to raise the limit. that would indicate they expect to get social spending passed before november at least in one chamber. walk me through this strategy. how are democrats going to get that done? >> well, that's where the question of republican cooperation really does come in. you know, we shouldn't, first of all, be having this vote is. we're the only country besides, i think, denmark that even votes on the debt limit, whether we're going to pay our bills or not. it's an invitation to gamesmanship. three times during the trump administration democrats cooperated with that. we had hoped we had taken this off the table as a partisan gamble, but apparently not. i'm very happy to have this two

month agreement. i'm pleased that that worked out. but we may be where we are all over again unless we have some sense that the country pays its bills. we all acknowledge that. and this is, of course, mainly a bill from the trump era, so the republicans really need to own this just as us just as we did when they were trying to do it. jacqui: we'll all be watching what happens with that tuesday vote. not done until it's done, i guess. congressman david price, appreciate your time. >> thank you. good to be with you. griff: for the other side of the budget coin, we're joined now by republican congressman from missouri and the ranking member of the house budget committee, jason smith. he knows a little something about these budget negotiations. he also searves -- serves on the house ways and means committee. i'd like to stop right off the top with what congressman price was just accusing you and your fellow republicans of not cooperating enough. your reaction.

>> yeah. why would republicans want to cooperate in bankrupting the economy? why would republicans want to cooperate in raising taxes on working class americans? why would republicans want to cooperate in rewarding democrats' political friends, allies and donors? that's exactly what this $4.3 trillion spending bill that they're trying to pass is doing. it's a tax and spend socialist dream list. and so no republican would want to cooperate and be a conspirator in this process. so the fact that they're wanting to continue to spend trillions and trillions more dollars on the backs of working class americans, we're not going to cooperate with that. griff: congressman, jacqui and your colleague, congressman price, were talking about is this about policy or purely numbers? how do you see it? >> now, griff, this is something that not a lot of people are talking about, and we need to give it more discussion. the numbers, for example, they

could use budget gimmicks within the budget, with the budget operating process that they can bring a $4.3 trillion bill down to a $1.5 trillion bill by just changing the sunsetses and years and when it phases in. but if they keep those same policies, in fact, it may only be a $1.5 trillion bill for a year to two years, but, in fact, over a ten-year budget window it could cost $6-7 trillion. so when representative jayapal says it's all about the policies and not the numbers, she wants to keep everything that's within the current $4.3 trillion bill but just change the sunset so it's only one or two years and phase it in over a period of time so that they actually get a $7-8 trillion bill which is actually much worse than whats it is right now. griff: take me, congressman, to tuesday and this expected vote. how will your fellow republicans approach this, and how will you

vote? >> you know, i'm quite disappointed with the agreement that came out of the senate. in recent history any kind of debt limit increase has always had some kind of spending reforms. this bill does not. i will be voting no on it, i will be encouraging my colleagues in the house voting no on it. we have a -- right now. before we allow an increase in the debt limit, we need to have spending reform. the last thing we needed to do is to give a larger runway for democrats to continue to spend trillions of dollars of working class tax dollars. griff: congressman, you allude to minority leader mitch mcconnell's deal that he cut to get, obviously, this extension to save us from that fiscal cliff. are you critical then of what senator mcconnell did? >> there's a process through reconciliation the democrats are using right now to spend trillions of dollars, they can also do that by increasing the debt limit. they're spending by themselves, they should increase the debt by themselves. the fact this we need to

discuss, it's the democrats who are wanting all this spending. they're coming up with crazy ideas like my counterpart on the house budget committee wants to increase the debt limit a baa zillion dollars. that's what he said. i want to increase it a gazillion. a kohl coin from the u.s. treasury -- gold coin from the u.s. treasury that's worth a trillion dollars. they're unrealistic approaches show they do not have any respect for americans and our tax dollars. griff: well, let's talk about what will you work with the democrats on? what is your side willing to accept? >> well, right now there's over $490 billion of unobligated covid dollars. that could be used right there instead of, as a pay-for for the debt limit are. e sent a letter to speaker pelosi, chuck schumer over three months ago before the debt limit expired in july asking for various fiscal spending reforms.

like i said, in every recent history, anytime you increase the debt limit there's some kind of spending reform. that's all we're asking. work with us in spending reforms before you increase the debt. griff: congressman, i read your commentaries from time to time, and i found your last one very interesting. you essentially said that when speaker pelosi -- what speaker pelosi began was a bipartisan negotiation that turned into a hostage situation is. then, you say, ultimately she shot the hostage. what do you mean there? >> she sure did, griff. you know, it started out with an infrastructure package that was being negotiated with biden, democrat and republican senators, house members. and then they could have passed this back in july. but instead, nancy pelosi held biden's feet to the fire and stood with the progressives and said we will not take a vote on this infrastructure package unless we get our separate $4.3

trillion reconciliation package. and so she's hell those two bill -- held those two bills hostage. and then she promised to have a vote last week, but gus what? -- guess what? she didn't have 218 people that would stand with her. she killed the infrastructure package that was supposed to be voted on last week according to her own legislative crisis that she created, griff. griff: we shall see what happens this coming tuesday. congressman jason smith, thank you for taking time. have a great saturday. >> thank you, griff, take care. griff i didn't have for a lot more on this on "fox news sunday" tomorrow with chris wallace, he'll speak with senator chris coons, check your local listings for time and channel. plus, on "mediabuzz" howie kurtz will dig into this week's spending fight tomorrow, 11 a.m. eastern. jacqui: late last night a federal appeals court reinstated the texas law which banned abortion at about six weeks, 48

hours after a federal the judge suspended it. alexandria hoff has the latest. >> reporter: there there is a lo keep up with, for sure. the fifth circuit court appeals reinstated the policy that bans abortions before many women know they are pregnant and gives enforcement rights to ordinary citizens. the texas attorney general tweeted, quote: an administrative stay on s.b. 8. i will fight federal overreach at every turn. this six-week abortion ban went into effect last wednesday in texas but was put on pause on wednesday, blocking enforcement of the legislation as the debate over its legality rages on. the justice department filed a lawsuit against texas over senate bill 8 arguing that it undermines the supreme court's 1973 roe v. wade decision and calls the enforcement mechanism

unconstitutional. democratic congress barbara lee who shared her own experience having an abortion said this of the law being reinstated. >> this is a really sad and dangerous moment, but it better compel us to engage in political action like we've never done before. >> reporter: attorney general paxton tells fox news he believes the law should stand. the justice department has until tuesday to respond. jackie: alexandria, thank you so much for that story. griff: mexico detains over 650 migrants, over half of them children, after finding them jammed into three refrigerated trucks near the u.s. border. we'll have an update. plus, we'll talk with a former department of homeland security chief about it next. ♪ ♪ whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein.

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administration announced they are canceling all remaining border wall contracts here in the rio grande valley, and that would apply to this wall right here. we are in la joya, texas, one of the biggest hot spots along the entire border in terms of the sheer number of people who come across here. this is the border wall donald trump was trying to build during his administration, only about 500 yards got up. well, it will never be completed because the biden administration says they don't believe in the border wall. they've canceled the contract. they want, quote, smarter security options rather than a border wall. take a look at this video out of mexico. just yesterday national guardsmen found 650 central american migrants who were being smugglinged in different shipping containers on trucks. they were able to find these people because the agents heard people talking in these containers, used x-rays and found all the people inside. there were 198 unaccompanied children who were inside of those containers.

four people were later arrested for human smuggling, but a massive bust with 650 migrants all heading towards the united states border in an attempt to be smuggled in. take a look at this video. last night we were out with senator marsha blackburn, tennessee republican senator. she was getting a tour of system of the hot spots by the border patrol union. she was taken to a spot in mission, texas, where family units like to cross over because they know under the biden administration they will likely be released into the country once they are apprehended. the senator had some harsh words for president biden. take a listen. >> the president has not been to the border, and he owes it to the citizens in all of these states that are on the u.s./mexico border to come here. he owes it to every u.s. citizen. >> reporter: and then yesterday secretary of state antony blinken, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas and attorney

general merrick garland were in mexico meeting with the mexicaning president and government having high-level security talks on the border situation, cartels, guns, drugs, that sort of thing. noticeably absent from that meeting with our border czar, vp kamala harris. she instead was in new jersey visiting a daycare where she was playing bingo with children. she later went to a covid-19 testing site and got some red velvet cake. kamala harris has not been to the border since late june when she visited el paso is, little activity compared to here. that's when she made the comment, quote, extreme progress is being made at the border. the numbers of apprehensions have remained at 20-year highs and have completely shot through the roof. back to you. jacqui: bill, you've been doing some great reporting for us on the border for, i think, months now. what strikes you as sort of

significant about the moment that we're in following that huge influx of mostly haitian migrants who came through last month? you know, you see the administration finally really getting questions from the rest of the media on this. has there been any sort of shift? >> reporter: no, and that's what's remarkable about this. there are reports out there that the panamanian government just warned the u.s. government there are upwards of 60,000 haitian migrants moving towards the united states north through mexico, trying to get here, and there's been no change in border policy whatsoever is. a agents remain completely overwhelmed at the border, catch and release is still in effect, they're not enforcing remain in mexico policy. nothings has changed, and we've been talking to border agents on the ground who say if that big wave comes, it's going to be worse than anything we've seen before. back to you. jacqui: all right. bill melugin, thank you so much is. griff: for more, joining us now

former acting secretary for the dhs, chad wolf. mr. secretary, thank you for taking time and what a perfect guest to talk about what we just heard from our great reporter, bill melugin, down there. he was talking about the 650 migrants stopped, many of them children. and i can't help but think it's interesting that it coincided on the same day that your counterpart, secretary mayorkas, and secretary blink were in mexico talking about -- secretary blinken were in mexico talking about border security issues. what do you make of it? >> the issue we saw with hundreds of migrants in those tractor-trailer trucks is, again, another symptom of this very inhumane immigration and border policy that the biden administration has. again, they don't want to talk concern you don't see officials or the secretary or any other administration official talking about that type of seizure and the pain and the dangerous journey that those migrants are

being put through. but they're doing that because they know that the u.s. border is open. and so the biden administration is sending them the signal to take that dangerous journey, and i think that's wrong. it certainly needs to change. look, whether you have the secretary of state, the dhs secretary and the attorney general down there in mexico talking about hopefully security and border security, but i notice that they're also talking about a whole host of other issues, these are talks that happen in any administration that happen all the time. the question though is what is changing on that border as a result of those talks. what is changing on the enforcement posture both in the u.s. and on the mexico side. and i don't think that we're seeing any differences. we're certainly not seeing any concrete actions that they're taking as a result of those talks. griff: well, that's why i was so excited to speak with you because what specifically if you were in secretary mayorkas' chair in mexico, what would you ask mexico for? i just got back from the mexican

southern border and portrayed how open that is. it is absolutely being flooded, and i'm going to get on a plane in a few hours and go to panama where there are tenses of thousands of haitians -- tens of thousands of haitians on their way now. so to be constructive, what can mexico do? what should the u.s. be asking for? >> well, the mexican government can do a variety of different things. they can close their southern border down to that illegal migration that we see. it's not easy for them. they don't have the same resources and infrastructure that the u.s. has, but it is doable. they can deploy their give lent of the national guard to stop individuals coming across the southern border that don't have the correct paperwork. they can shut that down. they have a number of other border checkpoints within the interior of mexico. they need to be properly staffed, but you need to enforce it. time and time again we've seen and heard of reports where migrants come through these border checkpoints or other checkpoints, they don't have the

right paperwork, and yet they continue on their journey. they need to start flying or repatriating folks from mexico back to central america, back to south america, back to haiti the, back to all the countries that they're picking up. they not only need to stop them, apprehend them and detain them if they have no legal right to be in mexico, but they need to remove them back to their home countries instead of simply releasing them for them to continue on to the southern border. griff: i want to get your reaction, bill melugin alluded to it, i retweeted vice president harris' video she put out of visiting a day school, visiting with these school children literally, chad, playing bingo with them on the day that blinken, mayorkas and merrick garland are down in mexico trying to solve the crisis. your reaction. >> well, again, it's quite unbelievable that you have the border czar who is in charge of she says not border security,

but she's talking about the root causes of migration, that's what this team was doing in mexico, talking about some of those root causes, meeting with the president of mexico. so it's certainly at the vice president's level to be down there to be engaged on these discussions, and she's completely absent. she's absent from any follow-up to her previous visit to guatemala and then to mexico but also from the southern border. she's been to el paso which has not seen the vast majority of the illegal crossings. you know, we need leadership, and we need leadership from the white house which is lack aring and from the department which is lacking. and i think that's why you continue to see the same failed border policies month in and month out which is delivering the same results. griff grefe you talk about leadership, mr. secretary, how can they get this urn control, and tell me how this ends. >> well, i think there's very specific things that they can do. again, we left them ad road map on initiatives and policies that work whether it's the remain in

mexico agreement, unfortunately just last night which we heard, you know, canceling border wall contracts. in the rgv, in the rio grande valley there in texas, which is ground zero for the vast majority of these illegal apprehensions. so in the midst of a 21-year crisis, they decide to cancel border wall contracts. they decide to change i.c.e. guidelines as they did last week where you're not able to remove individuals from the interior of the country if they get past the border patrol. so, again, the biden administration is carrying out an agenda that is not pro-enforcement, that is not the rule of law. they continue to implement initiatives that continue to allow and attract individuals to the border. griff: it sure doesn't seem like it's stopping anytime soon. former acting dhs secretary chad wolf, thank you. coming up next hour, we will talk with georgia governor brian kemp who just returned from the border. we'll get his perspective.

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♪ griff: the manhunt for brian laundrie continues with local law enforcement saying conditions on the ground are improving. our own steve harrigan is in north port, florida, and has the latest on the search. hi, steve. >> reporter: griff, the conditions authorities are talking about are in that giant nature preserve about 24,000 acres. the water has recede ised somewhat along those 80 miles of hiking trails, so that's where the parents have said that brian laundrie had gone and that's where the hunt is continuing. there's been no sighting of laundrie inside that preserve, no campgrounds found, and police here a little bit on the defensive saying they did everything possible to keep laundrie under surveillance

legally before he disappeared on september 13th. this sleepy towns has really gotten intense scrutiny over the past one month. planes were flying overhead yesterday saying bring justice for gabby. a makeshift memorial will soon become permanent. a man in indiana is making a steel bench with which he plans to transport here. we talked to the mayor. >> he is designing exact lay what they want -- exactly what they want and will actually bring it down himself from indiana to deliver it. but he's working with the family as we speak to make sure it's done the way they want it to be done. >> reporter: it really goes to show the impact of this story really not just near florida or long island, but across the nation that it's having op people. griff, back to you. griff: steve harrigan, thank you. jacqui: after weeks of searching, the manhunt for brian laundrie drags on.

joining us now to talk about it is mary ellen o'toole. thank you so much for bringing your professional opinion to this, you know, story that just seems to never end. i mean, i guess the question in my mind is why at this point has brian laundrie not been found? did law enforcement potentially mess something up along the way? >> well, my sense of why he hasn't been found is because he's not out and about walking around where people can see him. he's more than likely hunkered down someplace where he can hide where he has the protection of not being visible. i think that's critical to understand because ultimately, at this point in time he also has to supply his needs in order to sustain himself. temporarily. that can't go on forever though. jacqui: gabby petito's family does think brian laundrie is alive. i want to pull some sound from an exclusive interview and get

your thoughts. >> i'm not certain, but i would think he's in an area like the appalachian trail or a campground where he can live off the land because he had those skills. >> do you think he's alive? do you think he's in the country? >> i do believe he's alive, you know? country, again, i don't -- i have no idea. jacqui: what are your thoughts on that? >> if he's out living off the land, i think we have to be very careful about equating his skills to those of someone that comes under the definition of a mountain man or mountain person who can live off the land, off the grid for years at a time. i don't believe those are the skills that brian has, so that means that eventually he's going to have to reach out for help. i think it's also important to point out he's 23, and when he got in trouble, he went back home to his mother and his father. so this is a young man that's dependent on his family for support, and i think eventually he'll realize that.

jacqui: do you gather then that the family knows more than they're letting on? >> well, again, that's kind of hard to say, but their behavior is causing people to look at them in a way that they don't believe them. they don't believe them. but at the same time, that's understandable because this is their son and they love him. they don't want him to get into trouble. there has to come a point where they realize they're really not helping him because law enforcement will be, hopefully, very tempered when they finally realize where he is and go and get him. but the general public is also looking for him, so that elevates the level of risk this young man is in the wrong person finds him. jacqui: what were some of the things the family said and did that caught your eye or made you wonder? >> some of the things that they did was, for example, to now go back and indicate that he left on the 13th of september rather than the 14th. that's explainable, but that's,

you know, certainly one thing. the other thing is taking the car from the reserve area, the mustang, and bringing that car back home, i thought that was unusual because if i'm still camping out in the reserve and he left -- maybe not on the designated date he said he would, he's got no car to come home. so i think that's certainly curious as well. and then, obviously, the family is using an attorney to advise them, but i think that lack of talking to anybody about their feelings about gabby and the situation and just allowing their son to come home and not have any conversation with him which appears to be the case is also a little bit odd. and it really causes the public to look at them and say what are you hiding. jon jim i think a-- jacqui: i think a lot of people are asking that and possibly overshadowing concern for that

family who is messing their son at this point, although he's suspected and on the run, it seems. tough situation for both the families involved in this. mary ellen o'toole, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us. >> you're welcome. griff: new developments on that giant oil spill off the coast of california and new questions for whether the pipeline could have been ruptured months ago. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> my name is stuart varney. i've been at fox for 18 years. on day one the first thing out to have producer's mouth was, look, we don't want to talk about wall street, we don't want to talk about the federal reserve. we don't want any heat language. i said, oh, this place is for me. so where do we start? let's start with your money. first off -- it seemed to me right from the start that fox

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griff: welcome back. a new report shows that the ruptured california oil pipeline could have been damaged many months before the spill began, finding a 13-inch gash which leaked tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil into the pacific. claudia cowan joins us from los angeles with the latest on this very messy situation. hi, claudia. >> reporter: yeah. it appears to have been a disaster long in the making. this oil pipeline might have been damaged many months, maybe even a year ago, and officials say over time the anchors of

numerous ships may have caused it to break open and spill tens of thousands of gallons of crude. coast guard investigators say the underwater pipe just off huntington beach was likely snagged by the anchor of a large ship first a while ago, but that incident might not have actually fractured the pipe. other ship ises' anchors may have struck the pipe later, ultimately dragging it along the sea floor, causing a rupture that sent oil into the ocean and onto some of california's most popular beaches. >> since october 2020, we have deflected 105 feet, and, yeah, we have casing damage and then, of course, the crack that occurred since then. over the course of that year. >> reporter: so take a look at this new video showing a section of the damaged pipe. experts identified a 13-inch crack they believe may have allowed oil to slowly trickle out under low pressure without triggering a shutdown. that section will undergo forensic analysis as investors

work to zero in on the exact cause of last week's disaster. the beaches appear to have been spared a potential catastrophe, but the long-term impact on marine life remains unknown because the oily materials can linger beneath the surface and get eaten by fish which then get eaten by other animals and people. the total amount spilled is also a question mark. estimates have varied this week, but the coast guard now says it's somewhere between 25,000 up to 132,000 gallons, and officials say all those hundreds and hundreds of barrels are unlikely to be recovered. griff? griff: claudia, very quickly, are the beaches still closed out there? >> reporter: they are. some of them are getting ready to reopen because the damage is not as catastrophic as originally feared. we're all keeping an eye on those beaches especially on this beautiful weekend here in southern california. griff: claudia cowan, thank you. jacqui: meanwhile, further north in the golden state is, california seeing one of the

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shortages from workers to supplies to food have left program staff scrambling. >> when the deliveries come in, we're hoping it's what we ordered, but sometimes it's not. also i have really great, resilient staff that are really creative, and they'll make meals with what they have or they barter amongst themselves. >> reporter: the school nutrition association reports districts all across the nation are not receiving the food and the supplies that they ordered, forcing last minute menu tweaks and frantic cuts for new suppliers. >> schools are hearing from food companies that are short on labor and raw ingredients to prepare all the items they promised for this school year. they're also hearing from distributers that are short on warehouse workers and truck drivers to get the items that are available out to the schools. >> reporter: manpower is a problem. according to a recent school nutrition association survey 97%

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>> looking at live images thank you to our flight team has been doing a great job every day on immigration crisis at the southern border as authorities announced they detained immigrants to the us border. meanwhile vice president skips a key security meeting in mexico instead of having talk to the mexican leaders and secretary my organist and secretary lincoln that she goes to new jersey to play bingo with children welcome to foxnews life. and the situation is growing dire we are alive in la jolla texas with more. >> t2 good afternoon.

so we continue to see evidence that migrants down south will continue to do whatever they can in an effort to get your to the united states. take a look at this video shot yesterday while that meeting was happening in mexico there was 650 central american migrants snuggled up to the us border kept in shipping containers on multiple tracks moving 650 people 198 of which were unaccompanied children completely alone by themselves they were stopped by the national guard they later found them using x-rays. four people were later arrested and elsewhere in mexico talking to migrants trying to make their way north thousands trying to come north to the united states one of the leaders of the group, he basically says within 20 days we will leave and head north with or without

papers and we are ready for war is what he says what he means will find out and in this remarkable video we shot the other night one of the biggest hotspots along the border you're looking at machine gun fire from the cartel firing into the united states we were embedded with the national guard and those tracer rounds went above and national guard observation post very rare to see cartel that fire shot into the united states and back at your life look at our fox drone of the incomplete border wall here in la joya it is probably the most busy spot all around the rio grande valley and donald trump was trying to build 500 yards dhs announced they are counseling all remaining contracts for the border wall

at the rio grande this will never get finished all the scrap metal will just continue to rest taxpayers are still on the hook for that many which is going to waste. >> is this enforcement you are seeing. >> we have heard a lot about that recently. reporter: it wasn't so much enforcement but checking vehicles through the checkpoints. there are times when mexico will offer resistance we see that directly across where we are right now they are haitian migrants because they want to cross over here but they are

meeting sometimes they will stop them other times they won't what we saw with the bridge with the haitians that eventually they said we will let them through so if that were to happen again we would be looking at a much bigger situation because we hear reports of 60000 haitians trying to move north. back to you tell me what did you see at the border and what is the plan? >> this is my third trip down there i learn something new every time unfortunately not much has changed since i was there last in fact it has gotten worse. it is mind-boggling that there is a decreasing of troop levels. they start building the wall

and they continue to catch and release the three things that they could reverse and implement to help the borders are . >> mec human trafficking every single day even through georgia it is every state is a border state immigrants coming across the way it is described to me that they come from the illegal immigration problem to a mass migration crisis they are going everywhere.

we just don't know where they are but we know they are in the country because of the policies of the biden administration and reversing many of those would really make a big difference with people quick coming and that's the message i got from the border patrol agents in the national guard we have georgia national guard talking to the texas state troopers it is amazing nobody in the biden administration will simply talk to these folks about how to fix the problem. griff: people heading south vice president harris you may have seen we have been talking about it all secretary mayorkas and secretary lincoln was in mexico presumably having talks to get this under control but vice president harris was in new jersey playing bingo with children. your reaction? >> that's an interesting place to be when you have a humanitarian crisis as well one of the stories i heard while i was down there is

children who have been out in this rough terrain for a week or two weeks at a time with very little water you can only imagine those 30 plus children in the back of those tractor-trailers and what their fate would be you could only imagine human trafficking at the very least the sex trafficking at the worst. this administration turns a blind eye. and then they try to pivot from the crisis at the border and that pullout from afghanistan and it's up to the governors now to keep this up for the forefront to make sure the people of our state realize this. griff: governor why are they doing it? >> it just doesn't make good common sense. you look at the resources we have down there on the border

by changing messaging am policy at the very least starting a border wall construction it would do a lot to slow the spread of the individuals that are coming in one of the things they told me when i was down there it sends people to checkpoints to slow the process down but hits the drug cartels in the pocketbook and in the wallet and then they move on to do something else so it's not rocket science. griff: you are talking with the guardsmen what sense do they get of how they are holding up? >> the morale of the guard is great. the border patrol, their mentality down there is a level of frustration and they are worn out. that's why they are so grateful the georgia national

guard are there to support their mission. because if they didn't have them it would be a disaster but as you know the state of texas has to send troopers. we got everything on the ground and everybody says the same thing over worked, not enough people in the administration is decreasing the personal level if nothing else so you don't need to come to the country illegally. griff: governor can't thank you for taking the time but a big football game heading into the tigers done big predictions? >> dogs all the way i think the defense will hold them at less than 17 points and that will be a georgia victory this afternoon. griff: governor thank you.

jacqui: things are moving quickly on the texas abortion after being suspended by a federal judge an appeals court reinstated the law. we are now live from washington dc to the texas law is back in effect for now they signed with an appeal made by and with the administrators stay to fight federal overreach. senate bill eight which spans abortions to give over ordinary citizens that they are accused of 1973 with the calls for the enforcement mechanism unconstitutional the president and ceo spoke out

this morning. >> we rely on the courts to step in and politicians step in and violate that's back to all eyes on the supreme court so they need to stop this. >> it prohibits abortions before most women know they are pregnant when those are seeking treatment have to go to another state. the governor believes the law should stand since it was passed since his elected leadership the justice department has until tuesday to respond. griff: the story this week there are a lot of questions about hunter biden and the sales of his paintings. take a look. >> it's good to be an artist if your last name is biden. the president son selling

prints at $75000 each to the george burgess gallery before his first art exhibit opened in los angeles. where the artist entertained 200 celebrity guests and perspective buyers including l.a. mayor garcetti was nominated to be us ambassador to india. the white house ethics chief or former president george w. bush says this crosses the line. >> this is a problem for the president he cannot have the impression that the executive branch will be doing favors for anyone who does business with the president's family. reporter: it puts questions at the white house that the press secretary has largely dodged. >> that is run by the gallery and hunter biden representative that the white house provided section on —- suggestions for i would refer you to the gallery for the event as well as the

representatives of mr. garcetti in terms of his attendance. >> also at the top republican to launch an investigation last month into his art sale. >> he has a history of trying to sell influence to foreign nationals and with his family name. if you look at the art world unfortunately it has become a place for massive money-laundering. >> we hear another art chauffeur hunter biden is in the works we have not heard anything back you are the white house almost every day it is not a questionable stop coming up for jen psaki it happens to every administration and in this case you have a family member raising ethical questions that has a bipartisan interest. jacqui: he talks to the

gallery i don't see anything coming out of that. so at a certain point you will need some answers. reporter: there is a simple solution to this so with the ethics chief for george w. bush, perhaps they should tell hunter not to sell our until his father leaves office than the problem goes away but it is clear that is not the point right now. jacqui: hunter biden always finds himself in the headlines it seems. griff: our panel ways in on the trillions of dollars of new spending on capitol hill. next. s vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no.' everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to... and...when he wants to. so ray...can be ray.

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griff: september jobs report disappointing numbers but the president says he sees great progress and we are alive with the latest. reporter: good afternoon present biden facing headwind as the economic agenda stalled in congress and the latest jobs report that you just referenced on friday did become below expectations the labor department reports 194,000 jobs last month economist were expecting the number would be a lot larger

closer to 500,000 if not more than that. interesting to see with the numbers are and 60000 with professional business services but jobs were lost in education as well as healthcare. >> we had almost 5 million jobs to the economy averaging over the last three months but we have work to do. no question. i will sugarcoat what we have to do but we have work to do. >> no doubt the lingering pandemic is impacting the president and the poll numbers quinnipiac says 53 percent of people survey disapprove of the performance and then they say the believe the pandemic is a big factor. the reason the president gets the low marks and seeing job numbers that what they were hoping they would be because of the policy coming out of

the white house they believe the president's massive spending bills will crush future economic growth —- growth. >> even from those large corporations everyone is afraid of the hammer that would drop from washington dc to raise their taxes and they are afraid to make investments. they are sitting on the sidelines so instead of investing in new buildings , new jobs and new growth everyone is waiting to see what hammer comes from dc with a massive tax and spending the. >> what congress does it have to worry about for another month or two is the debt ceiling the senate makes a deal to extend that through decd but republicans are already warning they will not help democrats on this so the fight is simply delayed not really going away at least for right now. griff: kicking the can down the road.

work, thank you t16 joining us now to discuss the future of federal spending and debt and can kicking former wisconsin congressman and fox news contributor former candidate dnc chair, thank you for joining us today. the president's poll numbers are underwater and after the photo was pushed off in the reconciliation bill it just doesn't look like there is much movement on that. it seems we are watching a quick pace of negotiation the train has not moved what does it say about the president's ability to unite even as own party? >> i don't think that president has a policy problem i think right now it is a narrative and media problem. unfortunately are living in the world those with the

loudest microphones are making it impossible for a compromise. if anyone takes a step toward compromise whether a democrat or a republican you have talking heads who are beating them up they think we all want to get back to a place where american can compete at the highest level and something has to give something has to change how we are talking about compromise policymaking and i will start right now. i read a piece that representative duffy put out a couple of days ago about facebook and i want to tell everybody to run and not walk to read that i don't agree with the insults toward the democrats but there are some really important points that he made and i can say that is a life democrat. i hope we can get back to that type of dialogue i know that

is what the president wants and that is what he intended when he joined the race for the nomination. and hopefully republicans can do the same. jacqui: what is your response to that but the first point that this is less of a democrat problem where the media problem. >> with the media you have not had a more genteel media especially compared to donald trump they are in his corner every step of the way but i disagree with the sense that these are policy failures we fail on afghanistan and job growth and on the border and inflation this makes the american people insecure about the leadership and then as he tries to lay out the vision but he bumbles through that

and he did well when he was running from his basement. he didn't go out and communicate with the american people because of covid and he was the great uniter but instead divided america and doesn't have results to show for it. so if we look at the far left wing policies, they pull well. but when implemented i think the american people see the results there for the poll numbers are falling dramatically in one last point when the head of the ticket starts to fall like this the members of his party running for reelection in 2022 in november they start to scatter like cockroaches they don't want to be near them unless that is distancing themselves making it even harder to pass you have to get the squad together those socialist together if two compromise i

will bring republicans into the conversation and have a say how we navigate as opposed to isolating on your own. jacqui: that is the next point because assume these bills do get past before the midterm every day we are getting closer and the logjam of what people are seeing right now and terry mcauliffe was distancing himself from the president it is a shift from how he was operating so how could all of this impact the midterm races and his agenda? i will go to you first. >> poll numbers go up and pull numbers go down so this is laser focus on the horse race doesn't really help us move the conversation along in any

way that is productive. certainly the numbers are not good in this moment but again i think that is more of a narrative problem. but the reality is the build back better agenda is supported by the majority of american people they want us to address climate change they want to improve upon healthcare especially after the experience we have all been through in the last 18 months of the pandemic the majority of the american people want to see these investments made some parents can have the ability to get the paychecks they need we need to cover childcare we need the human investments the policies are strong and supported so the white house has to do a better job on their messaging hopefully the

media does a better job on the role they are supposed to play versus the method they learned from the donald trump days because they are looking for those numbers but to get out of the recession caused by a global pandemic, it will take actually looking from a policy standpoint and not the type of insults unfortunately my colleagues here and his friend with the republican party is not about jobs or fighting like that let's get to the business of moving things forward. jacqui: i do want to get to a conversation about mitch mcconnell. >> we are still over one year way from midterm elections and phone numbers can change. absolutely right.

this is a personal job that policy that the democrats are promoting people will say i support the green new deal with david they support $3.50 per gallon of gas know they do not when natural prices go up they don't support that. they don't support when america used to be energy independent one year ago now we are reliant opec again they don't support that either. so the democratic party and policies that are not matching up with the american priorities in one last point i have nine children me and my wife there is 11 of us. the national debt , $20 trillion is $85000 per head man, woman, and child so my debt is almost $1 million democrats want to add another $25000 per person man woman and child this is insanity we don't have the money to fund these giveaway programs get people back to

work to pay taxes as opposed to finding more ways to give people more money to stay at home and not work. jacqui: getting to the debt limit a bill that came up in the senate on tuesday mcconnell offered the temporary fix to move it out of the senate he vowed in a letter to the president republicans will not help democrats again so with one minute left so politically did the majority or minority leader mcconnell make a mistake and should they raise on their own? >> it is important to raise it but the problem with this was that republicans helped raise the debt limit for democrats massive spending but they have no say of the $8 trillion just this year alone. is not politically beneficial now the american people are clear that republicans will not help democrats raise it again after december 3rd.

>> also pointing out in a letter to the president mcconnell pointed out that president biden voted against raising the debt limit when republicans are in charge and now they can do it on their own. your answer? >> the raising of the debt limit is historically bipartisan responsibility under the donald trump administration republicans raise the debt limit three times with the assistance of democratic support while representative duffy was in the house they raised the debt $8 trillion speaking of your nine children, $8 trillion under the trump administration and in many ways that $8 trillion was to give a tax break to the wealthiest of america. i let you speak. president biden is trying to

make sure that the middle class has money in their pocket but not the wealthiest of americans and the fact that republicans play this dangerous game with our economy is unacceptable and they should be voted out. jacqui: real quick then we have to go. $7trillion under trump we had a pandemic multiple trillions of dollars came out under that era but $8 trillion alone this year you will see more americans jobless and with inflation the money will go less far. jacqui: thank you both so much we are out of time we appreciate the conversation we look forward to having you both back. griff: supporters of the president getting ready for a big rally in iowa. the first of the hot tristate for the 2020 election we are

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t16 supporters of former president trump are lining up in des moines iowa to bear witness for the first returned to the state for the first in the nation caucuses and now we go to rich ants and how this is looking for the upcoming presidential cycle. so the supporters are streaming in right now this is the iowa state fairgrounds near des moines iowa. this is the first trip back to iowa since the 2020 election cycle. so a lot of this is whether the former president to throw his hat in the ring for 2024.

>> it is an incredible job. we have given no credit but people know we have 75 million votes, more than any in history and 12 million more than 2016. reporter: this set up looks like all of the presidential rally iowa has been and very likely will be the nominating contest. last month the des moines register poll shows the presidents favorability ratings are higher than they were during the presidency. versus 45 percent unfavorable during republicans ahead is more than 90 percent of the republicans are visiting iowa the former un ambassador nikki haley and cia director mike

pompeo and former vice president pentz was also scheduled to speak at the university of iowa next month and texas senator cruise and florida senator marco rubio. the democratic party chairman says democrats will remind voters in iowa that president trump is bad for democracy raising january 6 fairly often and that former president will be speaking this evening and all the cars are coming here at the iowa state fairgrounds. jacqui: thank you read jensen. "fox nation" will be airing the trump rally live when it happens you can stream on "fox nation".com. >> i am a mom not a domestic terrorist you now have made it federal policy to terrorize us and take a war on us. griff: that was the president

depending education president against a memo from the justice department while spirited debate about policy matters is protected under our constitution that protection does not extend to threats of violence her efforts to intimidate individuals based on their view that woman joins us now for more reaction. thank you for joining us also to update the viewers that just today senate minority leader mitch mcconnell sent a letter directly to attorney general garland blasting him over this attack on parents like yourself and then he writes this type of intimidation to private citizens by government officials that the civil right laws were designed to prevent. your reaction quick. >> parents are sacred and

should be protected there should never be a moment in american history where parents feel under fire. i never thought in a million years i would see this day when the white house what attack parents or launch a war on society. we have to fight backend we are. we sent 5000 letters to the us attorney general through our website and parents have sent those letters to say back off. griff: should parents be telling schools what their kids can and cannot be taught? >> period should have a say. of course we understand education is a professional career and we are not professional educators. i happen to be one but nevertheless not every peerages we have the best interest of our children in mind they need to hear our

voices because we are the best advocates for our children we jump into bed at night we wake them up in the morning and we are there caretaker so we have to stop acting like big government in our lives and to recognize that parents have a legitimate role in society. griff: so what would you say if attorney general garland called you? >> i would just tell him do you remember being a father raising your child or remember the idea that you had about the homework your child brought home? do you remember sitting at the kitchen table? you need to value parents and stop the partisan attack on parents to bring a liberal progressive democrat. this is not a partisan issue they need to stop thinking every single parent who is out

there is have a devils tale behind them. i would tell him he is losing the heart of america if he launches this war in this issue a cease-fire and bring parents to the table and sit down with us. griff: such a good point you mentioned liberal democrats another story that's important to get your thoughts is new york mayor bill de blasio in his final act before leaving office yesterday and did that gifted and talented programs to put advanced students into schools and classes because it discriminates and is racist against black and brown students. your thoughts? >> this is an issue so clear and dear to my heart how i became an accidental activist.

this war came after my son one —- son school in virginia and since and that has been a tragedy for education. they know he's about to kill gifted and talented education this is a special array of students with advanced learning they are also minority students we have mostly asian students of color also socioeconomic category he has a war and that will be an attack on america's future. griff: you have a sign behind you what does that mean? >> big tech is data mining our children and one of the recipients that school boards are opposing is merrick

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t16 senior taliban officials holding talks about the extremist groups in afghanistan coming after a deadly attack at a mosque yesterday. we have the details from logan. hi katie. reporter. >> that was scheduled to happen before the bombing the new taliban regime there is concern about what lies ahead. with the potential for more

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>> britney spears making headlines asking attorney matthew rosengarten to depose her father jamie spears over claims of natural mismanagement and secretly monitoring her text messages and a recording device in her bedroom single posting on thursday that she felt like a caged animal for half of her life, on friday when asked if she's writing a book a ghost stuck in limbo because of trauma and pain kevin federer line also speaking out on thursday and his attorney telling "people" magazine federer line approved of and into the conservatorship as long as the kids are supervised and safe. i want to clue our audience in on something he is a fan boy in dying to talk about this. >> is the father of a

20-year-old in a 26-year-old i was coming on the air trying to turn my phone off if we can show the video again dancing like a caged animal this is an interesting thing, what this is she is doing digging into her own files and found an old song and did a video of a song we never heard, i was listening to it is a pretty good song of course we did see the posting of writing a book and that she posted herself naked with some edits so there is signs that she's not 100% great mental health benefit same time we see her going on a warpath against her father, this is another chapter in the very interesting britney spears story, what do you think? >> every time we talk about the britney spears story i need to do a whole lot of reading, he already knows everything i can bring to the conversation.

>> it is controversial, interesting and a new song, to make an analogy the way that the former president trump really delivered everything he wanted to say on social media she is doing that on instagram that is for sure. >> i did to get one interesting tidbit of information she just got a new puppy. >> a doberman. >> unbelievable. >> we finish the show talking about britney spears because we know you care so deeply, fox news life continues with eric and ortho i'm griff jenkins and i am jacqui heinrich, see you next time. for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein.

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>> three big stories is our starting with president biden trying to put a positive spin on the september jobs report. >> the economy adding 145,000 jobs far below the 500,000 the analyst predicted. as supply chain shortages are battling the economy helping lure the presidents poll numbers. welcome to fox's life i am arthel neville. >> thank you for joining us on the saturday i am eric