going up and now giving president biden credit for inflation going down. we are moving things in the right direction. >> what part of the bill will put the work on that? >> next question. >> laura: next question. i love that. can you buy a vowel? that is it perez from american for now and ever and gutfeld is next. >> griff: a fox news alert from president trump calling on the fbi to release the affidavit to just buy the the unprecedented raid on mar-a-lago home just after the justice department went to court to keep it private. you are watching "fox & friends first" and the two things, todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus a federal agent walked away with personal possessions including his passport. >> they are targeting donald trump, and they are targeting his family and

everyone around him. >> expedition to see if they can concoct evidence of anything. >> this is not american, this is not american, when are we done with this? >> todd: the former president yesterday has the latest on this story, brooke. >> that is right, refusing to release an unannounced search of the mar-a-lago home. prosecutors say releasing the document could ongoing a criminal investigation. failing to keep an affidavit sealed, the doj says if this close the affidavit would serve as a road map to the government's ongoing investigation providing specific details about its direction and likely course in a manner that is highly likely to compromise future investigative steps." the former president and the department left with the statement on true social overnight, "in the interest of transparency, i call for

immediate release of redacted affidavit pretending for this horrible and shocking break-in." lindsey halligan said the department is putting up red tape to cover a political low filmic motivation. listen to the spirit of the list is borderline worthless and doesn't say where the documents are located or what specifically was taken. the department of justice is not communicating with us. the department of justice clearly has different rules for donald trump than anyone else out there. >> in another twist, the former president claims fbi seized his passport during the raid. not long after cbs news o'donnell tweeted this come according to doj officials the fbi is not in possession of president trump's passport by nbc news with conflicting report hours later in the justil admitted the passport were taken and returned to mar-a-lago. house republicans like jim jordan chiming in sharing this tweet preserve your

documents. he attached a letter to white house chief of staff for ron klain and reads in part, "the american people deserve transparency and accountability from senior loan officials and the executive branch. we will settle for nothing but complete cooperation with our inquiry." merrick garland delivered over weeks over that affidavit that just by the raid, carley, todd. >> todd: brooke singman live, brooke, thank you very much. a lot of people want to know how to climb to get to the bottom what happened at mar-a-lago if they take back the majority this november. else minority leader kevin mccarthy. >> i think the number one thing attorney general has to do is explain why. >> i think republicans want to know the answer to that question because america wants to know the answer to that question. the number one think republicans are going to do is make our gasoline price go up in american energy independence. we will hold this administration

accountable and we will hold in the administration accountable but not for political purposes. we will simply do it based on the facts. >> carley: james comer the oversight committee expected to chair the committee of republicans to take the house. congressman, good morning to you. will you launch an investigation into what happened? >> absolutely. and you just mentioned jim jordan has already asked merrick garland to preserve documents. we have requested documents on the oversight committee from the national archives because it appears the national archives played a major role in initiating this raid purity we want to know exactly what documents they were concerned tt were in possession of donald trump and what communication the national archives, which is normally a sleepy government agency had with the department of justice and fbi. we have yet to receive that information. once we are in the majority, i will assure you we will receive the information. the american people will get

answers to the questions they have. if any laws were violated or any ethics breached, those people would be held accountable. >> todd: congressman you heard the minority leader in the sound bite but why did he seem soft and noncommittal call? president trump said we need to tone down the temperature. >> we certainly need to tone down the temperature. the temperature has been too hot for a long time. for the fbi to do what they did when clearly 50% of america to support donald trump and without giving any explanation not just to the american people, but to the leadership and congress is disturbing. it shows the distrust of the federal government is an all-time high, especially among conservatives and the fact that the fbi would raid from her president trump's residence for documents that we don't know which documents they are in question here. the very next day, the american people watch hunter biden, who we know has committed countless

crimes with our adversaries across the globe, boarding a plane on air force one with his father is very disturbing to the american people. it is only making the temperature here in america at a time we need to cool down. >> carley: the doj asking the federal judge to keep the affidavit sealed to protect the integrity of ongoing law enforcement investigation that implicates national security. really, the implications there that trump was undermining national security in some sort of way. but if the public never sees the affidavit, we will never see why. >> we will do everything to be transparent with the american people. jim jordan is committed to that, the judiciary and i'm committed to that. again, knowing what we have on hunter biden and again i talked to the fbi who has the exact same information we have on hunter biden and the fact that y after having all of the hundreds of bank violations and after having all the logs with the

white house, travel logs with hunter biden, all the deposits that he has received from foreign countries all over the globe that are not our friend. in the fbi to do nothing with hunter biden but then raid president trump's residence over submitting documents shows a double standard. in the would lead people to believe the fbi has become political and launching an attack against president biden's number one political adversary. >> todd: speaking of the fbi, congressman, you and your fellow director christopher wray a taxpayer-funded claim for personal use in your letter it says the following, you left a senate hearing to fly on fbi -- and whether you are reimbursing federal taxpayers for personal travel abroad to purity government were aboard the aircraft and several to use airt for personal or political uses, these expenses must be reimbursed.

what has led you to believe the rate is not reimbursing the travel, congressman? >> we have looked through the records of the fbi and he was never fbi for personal travel but we are pretty confident he has received a lot of personal travel on the taxpayer-funded jet that is to be used for counterintelligence. this is the type of oversight the fbi will receive when the republicans are the majority. we will go down the budget line by line purity for far too long, government agents, especially at the fbi, have not been transparent with appropriations. this is the example and most obvious one because the director left a committee hearing early last week because he said he had a family vacation. well, if we didn't realize it at the time that he was flying on the fbi plane. it is not illegal to do that as long as you reimburse the federal government for travel pure there was no records during any time during his tenure as fi

director that he was ever reimbursed the fbi 1 penny for personal travel. >> carley: really quickly, how much money are we talking here? >> how much would it cost to rent a big private jet like that? you are talking tens of thousands of dollars. how many times has he done that? we know of at least three. so, this is a drop in the bucket, but the fbi has become a very arrogant organization. they should have already reached the leadership in congress. i understand that somebody is going to run the press or whatever, but at the very least they should have briefed kevin mccarthy mitch mcconnell exactly where they conducted this raid pure they have not done that and we don't know anymore than the american people know. that is unacceptable and hopefully that will change the republicans in the majority. >> todd: the cost of travel, she is always flying around.

>> carley: that's where i spend all my money. the president is expected to sign inflation reduction act today, which really is a climate change and health care spending bill the way the democrats plan to pay for it. increased taxes pretty much across the board to purity $52 billion more on income taxes on midsized in family businesses corporate income tax of 15%. and $225 billion in stock tax and raise $74 billion. how with his plate among the american people long term, congressman? >> it's not going to play well. it is called the inflation reduction act because more government spending leads to more inflation. the democrats have been successful in growing government over the past year and a half. i will give them credit for that, but that will come at the expense of inflation. i think the american people are learning what inflation is, specially thing out there people who have never experienced

inflation in their lifetime. the one way to reduce inflation by the federal government is to reduce unnecessary spending. but unfortunately, the democrats passed a partisan bill that significantly increases government spending and grows the size of the government. so, we will see more inflation because of more bad policy by joe biden and the congressional democrats. >> todd: if you want to focus on being out of touch, which the democrats are, look at this number. 62% of americans are worried about being able to afford housing next year. housing, literally, is a fundamental need that all people have. the average american struggles and irs will secure 87,000 new irs agents to once again target the middle class. why did biden and the democrats think that they are tax and spend plan, which is going to go to the middle class, will played well during the midterms when

they need the middle-class votes to have any chance of salvaging the house and senate? >> i have learned in my five and a half years in congress that the democrats in congress sincerely believe that a bigger government is the answer to all of their problems. if you are unhappy with your housing situation, the big government can come in and create more affordable housing. how do they do this? they do this with deficit spending, reading more money, and raising taxes. unfortunately, the american people are realizing the business model to help improve the average american is a huge failure and hopefully in november, the american people will go to the ballot box and vote for conservative change in november. >> carley: congressman james comer, thank you for waking up early with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me on. >> carley: you are very welcome. democracy 2020 duke liz cheney with a political fight of her career today attempting to fighf a tough primary challenge

from trumped back harriet and lost support when she voted to impeach the former president last january. then join democrats january 6th committee. alaska senator lisa murkowski is also on the ballot today. the trump critic convicted last year up against more and a dozen other candidates in the states winner takes all race. in closing prominent trump endorsed challenger kelly tshibaka. >> todd: the scene of a shooting at a hospital and according to local reports, 18 people shot outside the hospital room and the hospital unlocked him and methodists being shut down. we are making calls and we will bring you updates as soon as they come in. in miami, great condition after being shot in the head overnight. that officer chasing a robbery suspect before the shooting. the gunmen dying during an

exchange of gunfire. the authorities blamed the suspect for crashing into a car, entering a child and an adult. 13 minutes after the hour, l.a. county d.a. george gascon suffering a major setback. county officials face recall petition signatures are invalid to. >> carley: the l.a. county registrars and clerks office signing 175,000 in eligible signatures shy of the total half a million plus required to. >> todd: george gascon reacting to the news, he is grateful to move forward from attempted power grid, rest assured the lake county, the work has not stopped. what work is that? richie greenberg who led the successful effort to recall san francisco's d.a., great to see you as always. you buy in with the registrar and what they are selling? >> good morning and thank you for having me. you know, there has been quite a bit of controversy over the past

couple of months here or there has been allegations back and forth about impropriety and about not following protocol. and as the report that was issued today sort of a shock, disappointing to the recall committee in los angeles. but there is now 21 days available to the recall committee to examine those signatures and the petitions that they claim the los angeles government claims were not valid. and so, the committee will take every legal advantage to ensure that all of the boats and on his signatures will count. >> carley: to sum it up the l.a. county registrar simply said there was not enough valid signatures to move this recall forward. about what you are dating, there may be hope for this recall effort. it may not be over yet. what are some of the next steps the recall folks have to take? >> well, as i said, there are 21

days from yesterday for the committee to now go and examine these signatures that the government, the l.a. county is claiming were not valid. things like mismatch and signatures, addresses that were incorrect, but you know, there were different sets of protocols. the change in 2020, how to be examine and allow or disallow signatures. so, that will be a very critical use now to make sure that they weren't too tough. that the people that were working in the l.a. government were not being too tough and should have, instead, allowed these signatures. so that would then raise the count. you know, we see that right now that just by looking at those who were considered to be wrong address or signatures that didn't match, that will easily

surpass the threshold. the shortcoming of this was about 46,000. easily that would surpass that and then make the recall gathering successful. speed when we await new updates on any developments to that bute thing that has stayed the same, l.a. still really, really unsafe, listen to this the hollywood reporter said more stars hiring at home bodyguards because of the spike in high-profile crimes in l.a. so, even at the end of the day, the recall effort fails, isn't this a sign when you have the stores getting fired up about their own safety when you have, let's face it, more than 500,000 people want gascon out of office? doesn't this set up a loss for gascon when the actual election for the d.a. happens in a couple of years? >> yes, absolutely. now, gascon should not be emboldened by this setback right now. like i said, there is still 21

days from now for a review of the signatures. but even so, 37 of the different cities and within l.a. county have already taken the city council to take a vote of no confidence. 98% of gascon's own staff, the assistant d.a. have pointed to his recall. he has an uphill battle. so it is going to be a rough, rough next few days, few weeks, and even if it does fail, chances are very, very good that in two years when he goes for reelection, he will be sadly depleted. >> carley: burglary in los angeles is up 35%, larceny 35% and total violent crime up 12% per year of the numbers there speak for themselves, richie greenberg, thank you for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. >> thank you for them a richie. >> thank you for having me.

>> carley: you are very welcome, the effort to find missing california teen kylie rodney and this coming after the award for information leading to whereabouts reaches $75,000. >> to date, we have had over 9,000 man-hours to searching pretty astronomical. the biggest problem is, where do we go and how do we keep sustaining this? >> carley: rodney was last seen at a campground and the tahoe national campgrounds august 6th. according to video review five investigators, she was wearing this hoodie on the screen. hopefully a happy outcome. critical race theory for teachers and concerns about curriculum sparked parents in one school district to serve the school board with a list of expectation for the upcoming year. we will be talking to the parents behind that. >> todd: looking forward to that plus all-star line up on deck has voted by you, the fans.

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expectation sheets. the parents to submit list of expectations to the school board. the school board broke their trust when it secretly had critical race theory and demanding everything from increased transparency to removal of policy in the classroom and no improper use of law enforcement. father of three, kieran mitchell, jennifer alvey joined me now. great to have you here, jennifer. what i understand the expectation of assuming that the district since the kids every year. this is the first year you fine folks there sending this genius list back to the district. how did you come up with it? >> you know, having five kids in school now for almost 20 years, we are used to getting these classroom expectation sheets. frankly, i appreciate them as a parent. i want to know what's going on in the classroom and how to help my kids. so we have had some problems with the district in the last f.

some trust has been broken. unfortunately, we started school a month ago and we had our first board meeting. this would be a good time to reestablish some expectations as far as what we parents also expect back from our district. if the district wants us to support our kids, which obviously we want to do, then we obviously want to make sure the district understands what we parents are looking for from our kids school. >> todd: why is something like this necessary? >> because i believe that you have to allow parents to be able to have some kind of transparency because it is important that we know what is going on with their kids because they don't have to deal with them when they come home. we come home and see things different. you have to question that. >> todd: to follow up with you, kieran, how that has a gun between parents and the school board? >> it is getting pretty -- a good way to put it is tension

all the time now between parents and the school board. because we are looking for transparency because we want to parent our kids as best as we can. we want to know our kids are taking care of as we would. >> todd: jennifer, to that point, why does the district want to keep parents in the dark and keep them from seeing things like curriculum? that makes no sense to me. >> our experience with our district was they were spending significant amount of money on programs. 90% of the programs, the majority of us would agree with, and it was that little 5% to 10% that was highly politicized and very ideological. and so, when we parent started asking questions in the past, you know, the responses were less than transparent. so what we parents have realized

over the past few years is, until trust is reestablished, this is the path we need to take where we need to understand what is going on. and the more there is pushback, the more it becomes harder for us to trust. so, again, i thought, let's get this established right off the bat this is what we are looking for and this is what we expect. you know, this has been foundational principles except for a few classified confidential things. due to records, employee records. everything is with taxpayer funds and should absolutely be open to public scrutiny from anybody. >> todd: that is what i always come back to. look, since the dawn of time, parents want what is best for their kids. but the key run at the end of the day, don't you pay for both the district and the board with your taxpayer dollars? don't they work for you?

>> absolutely! and then notice, it seems like it's not being conveyed to them in some ways where they can say, well, the parents we respect you, but i know you need to know this, but they don't want to share that with us, which makes it hard for us. >> todd: it is like going to a restaurant basically giving whatever they want to give you. you say, i would like to see a menu. no, can't do that and that's wrong because you are paying for it much in this context and a much more serious context when it involves your kids. kieran, jennifer creative way of getting answers and i hope you get what you need to come appreciate it. texas sending migrant buses to the big apple and you won't believe where new york city mayor adams planning to house them on the taxpayer dime. >> new york and washington, d.c., may may not be alone for very long. >> first of all every mare from the blue city the top 25 in the country should be on notice.

look out, you might see a bus coming to you in the future. >> carley: tom homan to react coming up here.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: more migrants arriving in manhattan yesterday morning. officials from new york city and texas get out over the crisis at the southern border. >> todd: nl mayor adams to help migrants and an upscale times square hotel on the taxpayers' dime. jackie ibanez in the studio with more, hey, jackie. >> good morning carley and toda. u.s. officials to spar with texas as 52 more immigrants arrive in the big apple. mayor eric adams with the lone star state of mistreating migrants. >> texas governor being dis- and genuine about what was the destination and what was

happening. any adult or child, those are horrific conditions to place human beings under. we are going to provide these families with the dignity that the texas governor failed to do. >> carley: texas division of emergency management denying the mayor's claim saying "the statef texas with unnecessary amounts of food, water, on buses before they travel to nyc and d.c. also sharing this video, that the conditions mayor adams speak up are hardly horrific although mayor adams seems to have something more luxurious in mind. announce the plants with a swanky times square hotel into an intake shelter for as many as 50 migrants." and republican leaders calling out the hypocrisy went silent when flown into nyc unseen on secret midnight plates.

>> were they coming into other airports? governor hochul has been completely silent. it is only recently that a new method of transportation has come to our area. >> stop hypocrisy. stop the incentive. speak with the lieutenant governor of texas warning other post sanctuary cities to be ready to accept immigrants with open arms. >> first of all, every mayor of a big blue city which is the most top 25 in the country should be on notice. with that one day and you might see a bus coming to you in the future. >> governor abbott promising sanctuary cities they will not feel relief until the biden administration taking the southern border seriously, carley and todd, back to you. >> carley: jackie ibanez thank you. border patrol with 2,000 migrants in july. that includes 2200 in a single day in just one sector of the southern border. tom homan joins me now. com, 2200 people in a single

day in the del rio sector but what goes through your mind? >> look, we will continue to see it climb because of the program. that is why you see more single adults. but the two mayor adams on horrific conditions, if he cares about horrific conditions, go down to the southern border because right now 31% of the women that make the trip to the cartel and 17 test. listen to that since joe biden became president, 1,217 aliens have died on u.s. soil. so talk about horrific conditions, go to the southwest border and see what texas is dealing with. if you care about these people, tell the president to secure the border and save lives. it is not just migrants we are losing but american lives from fentanyl coming across the border. so mayor adams, if you really care, go down to the southern border and ask them to secure

the border and we won't have these conditions. you are a sanctuary city. you are one of the reasons people come to the country. you act as a magnet pier than go to new york and get a driver's license, a job and new york will provide the money for the immigration case. who the hell wouldn't go to new york? if he cares about the health and safety of the migrants, tell the president to close the border and save lives. >> carley: president biden has been flying into westchester airport. governor abbott is bussing them. what is the difference? >> there is no difference. they didn't say a word the past year and a half or the biden administration flying people in the middle of the night in secret peer that is okay. they didn't say a word. the republican governor since that to them, this is politics at its worst. new york city is a sanctuary city. washington do you see is a sanctuary city. this is a magnet and one reason people come. they had arrested for crime but they want ice to be removed.

that is another question, congress needs to ask i.c.e people encountered in the first years of joe biden's administration based on immigration court data, 9 out of 10 central americans will not get released. they will be ordered removed because they don't show up for the judge orders them removed. how many of those order to be removed has ice deported? that is a congress needs to ask because that number is close to zero and these people are not going anywhere. >> carley: we have some new numbers released yesterday by cdp. fentanyl seizures has spiked by 203% in july over june. it was high in june and even much higher and july. listen to this, there were ten hits on the fbi terrorist screening data page and your life, which brings the total number 266 for the full year of 2022. we are talking about national security and drugs here.

where is the bipartisan outrage? >> you know, that is a good point, carley. we are at 9,000 got aways. this country, got aways since joe biden became president. and from 161 countries and many or terrorism. if you don't think a single 1 os harm, then you are just ignoring the data appear this is a national security issue have huge proportion spirit and parts of fentanyl, 200% increase, that is what they are catching. so 70% of border patrol no longer on the line and changing diapers and making bus runs with 70%, how much fentanyl is coming into the country? that is a scary number to think of. and the overdose deaths this year will be another historic high. joe biden has broken a lot of records and none of them are

good to. >> carley: dan patrick saying that migrant buses may be coming to a liberal city near you. we will have to wait and see if that changes anything. in the meantime, we will see the record numbers. tom, thank you for waking up or leave, we appreciated. >> we appreciated. >> carley: you are very welcome. turning to this. >> todd: interesting stuff. >> carley: yes, yes. >> todd: begs the question. bring it on. we share our confusion. >> carley: the prompter was in at the right spot. >> todd: i thought maybe she threw a talking point and not ready for it. >> carley: alec baldwin hits back at the fbi claims the actor pulled the trigger during the deadly shooting on his set. does he have a case? speed when they don't like to throw each other under the bus. teachers union to lay off teachers before minorities.

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off white teachers before minorities regardless of seniority. the city of minneapolis reads in part, "it is assessing which means to eliminate a population underrepresented and shall accept the least senior member of the unrepresented population." according to the union of the purpose of the policy is to make a past discrimination and the policy will be removed when teachers represent that the community and leave a mark. day one constitutional law violation of the constitution. americans children to finally return to school without a mask after the start of the pandemic. the devastating effects of masking, shutdown and virtual learning and mandates as well have taken a toll. pediatricians among family therapist tom kersting and talibah hicks. let's begin with you how did the

vaccine mandate hurt your son? >> it hurt my children, especially my son as far as playing sports in school as well as my other young man. due to everything with the school and education, obviously, remote learning took away from him from being in the house and really getting the education and support that you needed from, you know, school, being in school. >> todd: it goes well beyond vaccine mandates but the consequences thereof are looking worse and worse and worse by the moment. what are you finding in your practice? >> hey, how are you doing? what i'm seeing happening with social kids, social delays, communication issues and so forth. and the bigger think i have seen with teenagers is rise in anxiety of swords. kids have sort of been shut out of society over two years in their bedrooms and on their phones and so forth away from

any human connections. and now, that real world out there no longer assimilates to that. they feel threatened by it. so we see a lot of anxiety, sort of inherent in the sort of thing. if you're not out there socializing being a human being, your brain will send anxiety and stress signals. >> todd: an increase in staff concerns regarding students mental health. that is sad. how severe is the mental health crisis caused by covid mandates now that more and more time has passed? >> todd, we have the tragic increase in mental health issues in children, including inpatient hospitalizations. we saw this through covid and it will continue. that anxiety, depression, self harm, eating disorders, all that started during the covid lug down.

we see those children still trying to recover. and we are still seeing presentations and emergency department, sometimes waiting up to five days in the emergency rooms just for treatment. it is so hard to get an appointment in psychiatry and of course, children are the most severely affected. children with medicaid and self-pay and under insured and uninsured have the hardest time getting psychiatric care. >> todd: can we undo the damage, kathleen? >> all good things come with time and yes but that is the good news. for parents, the message i have for you today is now is the time to wean your kids off at the screen. you are going back to school and get your kids and extracurricular activities, back outside playing sports, playing music, and relationship with peers. back in relationship with her grandparents. so many kids lost time with their grandparents due to the covid lockdown.

so it is time for family parties and back-to-school time. you've got to monitor your children screen time. these devices like circle and four studio to know what your kids are doing online. >> todd: and you need to move in order for your children to realize their full potential. you are not the only one. so many parents experiencing the same thing. do wish you the best, kathleen and tom, have a great day everybody. >> thank you. >> carley: alec baldwin's while you're calling up the fbi after medical investigator determined the deadly shooting was an accident. cinematographer kathleen was killed last october. and he could face criminal charges related to her death through the new mexico district attorney's office. his lawyer said the fbi report said alec baldwin pulled the trigger and being misconstrued. however near post op ed calling

the fbi reported a reason to cheer. it reads in part not since o.j. simpson have we seen someone so guilty, so agreed a title put upon and victimize as though this whole tragedy has affected no one more than alec baldwin himself, not her husband or little boy. so traumatized after her death he could not speak for days. but alec frequented baldwin. the lawyer who defended the depth defamation trial johnny depp is hiring the attorney who represented "the new york times" earlier this year in a defamation lawsuit against 2008 vice presidential nominee sarah palin. her bringing on her new legal team ahead of her appeal. the jury's mostly siding with johnny depp found that 2018 "washington post" "washington post" op-ed about domestic violence which did not mention him by name. he was awarded more than $10 million in damages. heard is appealing on the grounds of allegedly painted tad

jury pool. the blockbuster legal battle brewing between meghan markle and half sister samantha will play out in court next october. allegations of emotional stress are at the center of the suit. samantha claimed she got upset after meghan markle said she was an only child during an interview last year. the attorney for the doctors said it is baseless and megan was discussing her feelings and not seeking facts. who thinks megan will win that one? we will have to see. tiger woods to meet with the pga tour top players this week to rally support against -- according to espn for the top 20 ranked players and other influential players was not joining live golf and the meaning comes 2022 open champion keira smith pulled out of this week's bmw championship as rumors swirled that he's joining the league. >> todd: it gets crazier by

the moment. >> carley: it certainly does come at tumultuous times involved. about to write a check for $739 billion as he thinks it is going to get democrats this election. >> tomi lahren and matt whitaker on death. do not go anywhere. ♪ ♪ arc siegel math

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>> carley: president biden is getting ready to pass democrats tax and spending spree as most americans are worried about being able to pay for housing next year. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: a horrible stat. good to see you. i'm todd piro. biden advisors think spending more is a political winner and planning to camig o