jillian. >> gillian: here in the d.c. for us, thank you so much, john. >> john: jillian, house minority leader kevin mccarthy rolling out his commitment to america plan and efforts to offered voters a unified g.o.p. message ahead of the midterms, let's bring in texas republican senator john korman with more on this. this is like the 1994 contract with america, the 1992 version, the long list while jillian and i read through this, the commitment to american fighting inflation, lowering the cost of living, make america energy independent, reduce gas prices, strengthen the supply chain, secure the border fight illegal immigration and bag 200 more. but wait there's more drawn. to the parental bill of rights for schools lowering medical costs, and personalized care, upholding free speech. >> jillian: protecting the unborn and safeguarding the second amendment. >> john: and there is more. >> jillian: we can keep going. >> john: is this a plan to get the midterms. 's is the thing that'll take you across the finish line? >> i thi

jillian >> gillian: matt finn joining us this afternoon.n. >> john: an urgent warning from jillian from co testifying on capitol hill, yesterday, and again today. what they are telling lawmakers about to the state of the economy, wyoming's editor barajas enjoins a straight ahead. >> gillian: plus the fight against human smuggling combined with the surging fentanyl prices and how the texas governor is planning to tackle texas cartel streams next. 's view those border towns in south texas and new mexico, they have a right to you know, to live in peace. and on, so the biden administration is completely abdicating of their responsibility cold & flu relief with more concentrated power. because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, winter warriors with alka-seltzer plus. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaur

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jillian, how about you?. >> still fee the same position e were the last time i broke. still breastfeeding we tried another formula since then. my daughter racketed to that too. we are still just waiting on abbott to get it together and have ello care readily available again. we spoke directly with abbott. they have no answers. no timeline,ing nothing, no information. and that's very hard. >> ainsley: chris, we were told we were going to get formula from other countries and this was going to help families. did that happen? did that help you? >> so, what i would ask your viewers to do is call your local cvs and walgreen's and ask them hey, is ello care in stock? because abbott keeps claiming there is plenty of stock that's out there and the reality on the ground is that is just not the case. and so you have to begin to wonder, you know, what is abbott really doing? >> ainsley: how do you feel? i know as a mother, it's just devastating because you worry about your child. as a man who, you know, you are the prov

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francesca chamber, josh holmes, juan williams and jillian turner. great to see you all.. >> francesca, i'll start with you. obviously there's a different view about what's going on. we have the southern border state governors sending people to here in d.c., martha's vineyard. looks like political gamesmanship. >> biden administration's stance has been that it's a political stunt, humane. the white house is seeking to use this as an opportunity to talk about what democrats would like to do to reform the legal immigration system including creating a path way to citizenship, groups of immigrants including farm workers and essential workers and whatnot. the biden administration is facing tough questioning about what they're doing to help cities where the migrants are arriving and also where they're being bussed like washington, d.c. and also el paso. and the biden administration is also facing some of that criticism from d.c.'s mayor who said when it comes to republican governors, that she's upset with them for bringing the migrants here. but also that the federal response h

i dislike jillian teaching new york live, but the more the organ never did get the teachers thought they know some they're willing. yeah. yeah, we'll add that up. would you mind me, anthony? ukraine ignores all international legislative norms and refuses to say anything about the fate of children. it is taken means already, i think so much bigger. but then we're still in the car with sigma condra. do you keep us go? la, oregon? children i transplant that 2nd. ah, yes, the theater g i things past the red cross seems to be suppressing information regarding the missing children from don bass. oh. and the doctors without borders, organization allegedly involved in human organ trafficking, and crossover, appeared just as the children were being taken away with her in your bill. i don't my me and that wasn't it already? my digit, as jim out again, he's up fear of the chair and he's going, it's really weird. i fucked it destiny, a garage, the num gets as if you put out of duck going. shannon settle, come goodness too. but some of the nation with guns cannot and macabre statements of ukrainian f

i'm sorry, where jillian said that they wanted a, by a wide margin, 80 percent of those were voted say they wanted a new contribution. but what kind of a constitution, what it would say that's really been the problem. how much change not the fact the chileans want some sort of change and guardian body to mandate or of his presidency as being associated with this constitution so closely that if it is rejected, it will certainly weigh heavily on his popularity. and it will also be seen as a litmus test of his support. all right, thank you very much from santiago where the poles of now close our latin america to thank you is seen human. we are getting reports now from canada that at least 10 people have been killed. another 15 injured in a series of stabbings and saskatchewan province. now police say there may be more victims who have transported themselves to various hospitals in the area. these stabbings happen in multiple locations in the province. there are 2 suspects who remain at large. so this is a breaking news story of following out of canada. this are we going to bring you more

kim strassel jillian melcher. it is your can a popular draw on the fall campaign?educational themes is he hitting? >> he's talking to a number of things and a lot of people will ask when you can to campaign with him because they know it's an important issue especially questions of school choice which virginia is not that great on but other states have been moving extensively to get there and expand in many areas also. parental control and that is one theme that has resonated with parents out there, not just they are angry their kids were locked out of school as long as they work because of covid but they began to realize how little school administrators care about what parents think and they've been pushed to the sidelines. that resonates especially among suburban parents. paul: or school closures still an issue? they were a huge issue when it came to the pandemic but as in schools have reopened, is there lingering frustration? people keep remembering that along with the mask and vaccine mandates? >> i think it's most focusing on loss, nation's report card coming o

. >> thank you, john and jillian. another excuse not to go back to school but this time it is not covid-19 it is air-conditioning. you heard that right. $280 billion in taxpayer money was allocated so that the nation's schools could have everything they needed to get back to the classroom and why, who knows. kids in philadelphia, baltimore, cleveland, what they have all been told. go early or stay home. we don't have and we are blaming climate change. >> it is forcing schools like san diego and denver to close. there was a heat wave that caused several problems and they are releasing students early due to extreme temperatures, logistics say they are trying to prepare for this months ago. and due to supply chain issues and there are also growing questions about where all of the money went to help schools improve this during the pandemic saying that it's clear that prioritizing ventilation. >> even now with all of what is going on, so many schools are still doing this and sending these kids home. >> house republicans la

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jon fortt closing out the day with a micro panel of rock creek and jillian salisbury runs goldman sachs asset management less than 24 hours away but i believe still tickets available if you'd like to attend or get more information about the event. please, visit the website or there should be a qr screen. all information you need send it back to you. >> i'm sure another chance to put the qr code up on the screen. >> love a good qr code. >> yes leslie picker. >>> still ahead, a check on chips and some warn nvidia is stuck in valley. domestic manufacturers ask, where are the workers? big show ahead "techcheck" is just getting started. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powe

jillian: mary:he's trying to prepare the public for what is happening to the economy as conditions tighten. that is something he has to do if he brings inflation out of the economy but it is going to mean basically demand destruction which is raising interest rates to the point where it is harder for companies to borrow money at low interest rates which they have been doing for many years and that will hit earnings, probably the job picture will be higher. unemployment, jerome powell trying to prepare people for that because when it happens, everyone will say you are keeping rates too high, he has the backbone to hang in there. david: it has hit, americans not only feeling it at the supermarket but every time they open up their 401(k) if they have the courage to do so. >> they are feeling it in their paychecks as well when you go to the grocery store and retirements. and looking at the 529 and the comment you played from biden, and you have a fine line between spin and disconnect, and you are tuned out to the misery of the american public you risk a real back lash, and a better approach to

. >> thank you, john and jillian.back to school but this time it is not covid-19 it is air-conditioning. you heard that right. $280 billion in taxpayer money was allocated so that the

time to watch this but everybody important needs to be watching this one closely starting right now, jillian. >> gillian: box weather, thank you. john. >> john: chill in fox weather alert and we are keeping an eye on the stock market the trading week with a sharp drop, the dow jones with a new low for the year. down almost 600 points at one point and ticking back into their market territory. we are going to watch during the final hours of trading here with fingers crossed hoping there will be something left of our 401(k)s at the end of the day. >> gillian: meanwhile house republicans with a massive agenda today ahead of november midterms. the g.o.p. admitting to america and putting spotlight on economy, public safety, personal freedom. what is the democrats response? we will ask illinois congressman coming up next.m' ' ♪ romance is in the air. like these two. he's realizing he's in love. and that his dating app just went up. must be fate. and phil. he forgot a gift, so he's sending the happy couple some money. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop banking. what would you like the

that, and particularly, as i said earlier, in ways that we can ensure we don't undermine the hundred jillian dollar capital market and the definition of security, the definitions of other things, that -- >> we talked about unintended consequences of our bill before, with you. we want to address those unintended consequences. obviously, you see things that maybe we don't, because of your perspective. mister chairman, thank you. really appreciate your being here, mister chairman. >> senator ossoff from georgia is recognized. >> thank, you mister chairman. and chairman, great to see you. >> fifth to see you again, senator. >> i routinely ask you this question, i've also put this question periodically to chair powell and secretary yellen. what do you see is the most significant threats to financial stabilities, or to put it another way, what keeps you up at night? >> you don't want me to say my daughters, okay. i think, in terms of we are living in uncertain times. i don't need to say this. but with the war in eastern europe, in ukraine, with central banks around the globe moving from a accommod