joining us is bret baer, author of the brand-new book just out today to rescue the republic everyone should buy about ulysses s grant. we will get your book in a moment. first your thoughts on the bind democrats find themselves in. >> it is a big bind. progressives feel if it's not too big they are not going to have the turnout to the midterms and that's the thing that will lead to their demise. moderates think too big package will lead to their demise and their pr ploy and something to talk about with the gop, the gop, you have to look back in history, 2010, remember the midterms after the obamacare vote and what that led to. it was in president obama's words a shellacking and that midterm the republicans picked up even though democrats and progressives believe this was the thing everybody wanted. in that race in 2009 just before that, there was a governor's race that was a canary in the coal mine about what was to come. the governor's race was in virginia and the republican be the democrats significantly. now there is a very contested virginia governor's race and interested to see

if you want to catch the interview between bret baer and rodney you can tonight, tomorrow, 2-part series will people do all that? a new twist in the brian laundrie case? >> so many questions around brian laundrie, his whereabouts. the rift between the laundrie family is becoming quite evident. take a listen to brian's sister kathy talking to protesters protesting outside her house and she says she's is confused about her parents behavior as everyone else. >> you think they are involved? >> i don't know. >> your parents are not talking to you. >> the lawyers have not. we don't have a lawyer and have nothing to hide. my parents crudely over. i'm livid and not speaking to anybody. she's done. jillian: she tried to clear up confusion over this comment you may remember she made on september seventeenth 2 good morning america. >> i haven't been able to talk to him. i wish i could talk to him. >> last week it was revealed she did see her brother on september 1st and september 6th, was she lying when she talked to good morning america, she said the media misconstrued her comment, trying to figur

. >> i'm bret baer and i have been at fox news for 23 years. i think about how far we have come.nta bureau, there was no atlanta bureau. it started in my apartment with a fax machine at a cell phone. neither had anybody calling for stories. as a reporter early on, i am from fox news, is that the simpsons network? people said this is a niche audience. the niche was half the country. for me it was 9/11, started doing live shots with the burning pentagon behind me. what changed me is this is bigger. it is an honor and to think about all the stories, all the things we have been through. really good to be here. neil: a lot has happened in 25 years. something we didn't see 25 years ago that is rearing its ugly head, inflation, supply chain disruptions exacerbating price increases and the likes of amazon and apple warning not going away anytime soon. they will make things dicey not only for the holidays but the fourth quarter or beyond. is it that big a worry and should we be that concerned? jonas, welcome, all of you. this idea that it is going to be a bumpy ride through the holidays.

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