aishah: big news today.oe: ladies and gentlemen, you cannot say that anymore, we will tell you where, coming up. aishah: about to get to but first this, civil unrest sweeping across europe right now over covid restrictions, thousands are packing the street in rome and some clashing with police as a protest of a government role requiring covid vaccination or a negative test to go to work and access workplaces starting next week. but here in america dr. fauci believes restrictions are the best way to slow down the spread of coronavirus income this winter he says the vaccinated should be wearing a mask outdoors. >> you will start seeing the desk go down similar to the hospitalization how quickly they go down and how thoroughly they go down will be influenced by things like the colder weather, people doing things indoors even though your vaccinated when you are not home but outside congregants heading to the public wearing masks would be very true. aishah: in australia repeated clashes between people and police

aishah: this is like o.j.ere was so much drama and watching the case unfold in the courtroom and watching her and her reaction and ultimately watching her walk away and go back to living as a free woman just gripped the country and you would appreciate this i'm so proud of you for doing the series because i think stories like these are not just dramatic and entertaining to watch, they cause and create change and change the way that we behave in our habits and also change law i remember the big uber murder, how many of us now think twice and look at the license plate and do these extra things because of what happened in that murder case, i think the same with the kayleigh anthony we all think differently but laws can change i did a story in indiana back in the day when apparently legal and public spaces and take up skirt cell phone pictures of people and that will had to be change, i am so glad you are doing this. emily: thank you for that, i cannot wait to watch, i know you have a family member, as she was thi

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aishah hasnie with more. aishah? >> hi, neil. good afternoon.rs on the hill, specifically the senators, no longer trust facebook and they want to see mark zuckerberg here on capitol hill to testify next. facebook whistle-blower frances haugen says the company is morally bankrupt and that it consistencely chose profits over the public good, deceived the public, investors and even governments about how the site is spreading misinformation and stoking division and how algorithms are leading children to anorexia. and haugen says adversarial nations can conduct propaganda. they called on congress, pointing the finger to lawmakers and calling on them to create standards for the internet as a whole. both republicans and democrats did not like that. >> mark zuckerberg should come forth voluntarily. he needs to testify in response. the statement made by facebook, very defensive and demeaning. mark zuckerberg is the one to answer in the committee before us. >> neil, the question now is what happens next? now that we'ved that this bomb shell testimony. wha

aishah hasnie on all of that. aishah?, a couple months, two months when you think about it. we're talking half a trillion to keep the lights on for now less than eight weeks. the house comes back tonight, 5:00 p.m. to vote on that. check this out. new information just coming in to the newsroom here. 190 members, about 40% of the entire house, has active proxy letters to vote remotely. 100 of those that did that today. democrats and republicans that just didn't want to come back to the hill to vote on this very important measure. even if they do pass it, we're still not out of the woods just yet that is because senate majority leader chuck schumer struck a deal with mitch mcconnell to extend the nation's credit limit by $480 billion. it was a move to get dems to put a dollar figure a price tag on how far they were willing to stretch the debt. mcconnell has said, look, we're not going to do that again when the short termfunding bill expires in death. and 11 republicans were helping him pass this debt extension. meanwhile as

aishah: hi, everybody and welcome to "the big sunday show" i am aishah hasnie along with guy benson and tap. guy: gifted and talented programs in schools are racist, he is getting rid of them, and outrage among parents is building. aishah: about to discuss there, emily what you have. emily: tens of thousands of illegal immigrants are inching closer to our southern

aishah, thank you.he days of struggling to find toilet paper and bleach wipes like we experienced at the start of the pandemic may actually be returning. supply chain crisis is forcing some stores to set limits on how much you can buy. white house press secretary jen psaki says the administration has formed a task force to look into this situation. that crisis begins at the nation's ports. chief correspondent jonathan hunt shows us tonight from the port of los angeles in california. >> almost half of all cargo coming into the united states via sea arrives at the twin ports of los angeles and long beach. but, right now, billions of dollars worth of that cargo be it electronic goods, sneakerrers or canned food are floating outside the port aboard some 60 vast container ships being forced to wait an unprecedented 10 days to dock. >> it's like bringing 10 leans of freeway traffic into five right here at the port. >> supply and demand is not the problem. americans are buying things in record numbers. china a

>> bret: aishah hasnie live on capitol hill.s. >> you bet. >> bret: up next, democrat terry mcauliffe cries foul over his own words being used against him in a virginia's governor's race. we will take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight. a gang that kidnapped 17 members of an ohio-based missionary group in haiti, demands a $17 million ransom. haitian police say 16 americans and one canadian were abducted during a visit to an orphanage. fbi agents and other u.s. officials are helping haitian authorities hunt for the 12 adults and five children. moscow imposes new covid restrictions as that country's covid-19 task force reports a record 1,015 deaths in the past 24 hours alone. the mayor announced four months of stay at home restrictions for unvaccinated people over the age of 60. russia's government is proposing a week long workplace shutdown at the start of november. and 98 women sworn in first female judges judicial bodies. comes months after the egyptian president asked women to join two judicial groups that were exclu

aishah: will come back to "the big sunday show" were paying more from washing machines to bacon theyo of the mounting crises. while the president avoids taking questions members of his administration now say it is more spending. >> one under appreciated asset it will also lower the inflationary pressures that were expensing in this economy to make it easier to thrive and do well in the workforce and by improving our infrastructure that is so important to the supply chain. >> if you have noticed while biden goes to the crises he's bringing in a reinforcement with his bff. >> i watched my buddy barack stand up there he is my friend barack obama. >> i want to stop and say something about my buddy. >> you and the president, president obama are known to have a bromance. >> all of those are basically true. >> obama is going to the un climate conference in the next week he is hitting the campaign trail from virginia democratic gubernatorial candidate terry mcauliffe all by pushing for biden's policies. >> will back a better is something that america desperately needed we can afford it i put

good evening, aishah. >> good evening to you, bret. that's right. republicans sent the better part of nearly five hours grilling a.g. garland here on the hill. some calling him a vessel for the politicization of the doj. others call for step down. >> it's wrong, it is unprecedented, to my knowledge, in the history of this country. and i call on you to resign. >> fireworks at the senate judiciary hearing of attorney general merrick garland as republicans drilled into the a.g.'s controversial october 4th memo. look into threats of violence made against school board members. the memo coming days after the national school board's association asked president biden to step in. >> you are just the vessel, isn't that correct? >> senator, i did not speak with anyone from the white house arguments against school boards are protected by the first amendment, threats are not protected by the first amendment. >> after intense questioning, garland finally explained what he meant by protecting people from, quote forms of intimidation and harassment. saying those ac

aishah hasnie has the latest. >> good afternoon. understatement when we talk about anything happening on the hill. so right now we still don't have a top line number when it comes to the president's big spending plan. climate policy is nonnegotiable. climate hawks are not holding back. take a look. protesters from the build back fossil-free coalition vandalized a statue of andrew jackson that is outside the white house. they were demanding an end to fossil fuels. they're trying to pressure the white house and democrats. this comes as just last week nancy pelosi was over in italy engaging in climate talks and said it would be a dereliction of duty to pass any ledge that does not address the climate crisis. she was joined by ed markey and bernie sanders. they said they're willing to listen to you, to talk to you but at the end of the day, no climate, no deal. >> we are here to say that we know that unless we do everything that we can't solve this problem. we're willing to listen to senator manchin, to try to deal with his concerns. bu

aishah hasnie has more. >> you're right. democrats really caving here.really don't see this as a win at all. as you mentioned, earlier today, democrats came out announcing a new scaled back version of the irs proposal designed to go after tax cheats. originally they wanted to monitor your deposits and withdrawals of 600 or more. they said this would help close the tax gap and pay for the president's multi-trillion dollar social spending plan. after intense push back from banks and republicans, democrats have raised the threshold to $10,000. the change will exempt all wage earns on payrolls and anybody on federal programs like social security. republicans are worried about the impacts on small businesses. however, in the grand scheme of things, the number doesn't matter to them. they say this is a privacy issue. listen. >> do you folks really want to live in a state where the government knows every one of your -- of the intimate details of your life including finances? if you do, i hear china is beautiful this time of the year. >> meantime, why not just a

>> shannon: aishah hasnie on capitol hill. thanks so much, aishah. look at your medications tonight. the federal government is warning consumers that pills that appear normal could be laced with a deadly amount of fentanyl. police in atlanta say in one day alone they seized more than 9,000 such pills. correspondent david spunt has the story tonight from the justice department. >> top doj and d.e.a. officials out with a stern warning to social media companies. get tough on illegal drug sales. specifically pills laced with fentanyl, a synthetic opioid so potent, an amount the size of a pin tip could kill. snapchat and instagram repeat offenders. >> if we know there is drug dealing happening on their sites every single day they know that too. >> in a statement facebook owned instagram denied the charge writing we don't allow feel buy, sell or trade pharmaceutical or nonmedical drugs on facebook and instagram. snapchat responded we have an important message for drug dealers: you are not welcome on snapchat. nearly 75% of the 93,000 fatal drug overdoses i

aishah hasnie is reporting live for us. hello, aishah. >> sandra: good afternoon to you.executive came to the hill to speak to senators and plenty of senators had a lot to say about its ties to china. watch. >> does tik tok consider a parent company in beijing to be part of tik tok's corporate group? yes or no. >> the data on the app is of low sensitivity. >> are you willing to answer the question? it's yes or no. >> yes, it is. >> yes, it is. >> senators quizzing executives of snap cha criminals using the platforms. cartels were using tik tok to get teens to help bring in illegal migrants across the southern border. marsha blackburn telling us there's a bipartisan support for holding these apps liable for any criminal activity that leads to harm. things got heated again when senator markey asked snap chat if she would support the child privacy protection legislation. >> do you support it enough? >> i think, senator, we would love to talk to you more -- >> listen, this is just what drives us crazy. we want to talk. we want to talk. this bill has been out there for years.

. >> hello i'm aishah hasnie along with guy benson emily cajon yelp and guy benson.crimes the military takes away the marine who went viral for the criticism of the botched afghanistan withdrawal. >> emily wha

aishah, thank you. we'll watch it. >> dana: thanks.rial yoon and marking the biggest expansion of the welfare state in decades. would this washington money help or hurt a state like tennessee where companies like smith and wesson and mitsubishi are moving headquarters to here. governor bill lee. get your thoughts on the fact they let the highway funds lapse. your state is seeing growth. >> a disconnect from congress. spend, spend, spend, always on the verge of a shutdown. they ought to go to assembly line and see who actually keeps the lights on in this country and it's hard working americans they are boef to put out of a job as a result of that. so they ought to look at states, too, and the way they manage their budgets. tennessee lowest tax state in the country, no debt. one of seven states that prospered in the pandemic. america should operate their fiscal policy, conservative fiscal policy works. if the country ran that way we wouldn't be putting people out of work. >> dana: the far left are in the big frustration moment because th

what aishah mentioned there is you have the win. take the win and be gracious about it.hat's not what you got last night. >> dana: it didn't help. the problem is they still have senators who don't want to vote for it. as the southern border prepares for a migrant surge blinken and mayorkas and garland will discuss security issues at the border today. we're live with more this morning. hi, bill. >> hi, good morning to you. one u.s. official who notably will not be making the trip to mexico today is vice president kamala harris who we know has been put in charge of the border crisis which continues to get worse. take a look at the video we shot here last night in roma, texas. we embedded with the national guard out here. roma is one of the busiest places here. the national guard has soldiers all over the place and observation posts all over the place keeping an eye out for runners and human smugglers. we started seeing rafts coming across the river bringing illegal immigrants across the river. texas national guard turned one of the boats back. this is something we were on

as we wait for the hearing to get underway let's get to aishah hosni live on capitol hill with more on>> good morning to you, trace and dana. francis hagen is hoping as she walks into capitol hill today that lawmakers will take action and hold facebook accountable after she is done telling them everything during this hearing. she is a former project manager for the social media giant and says the company is deceiving the public. its investors and even governments all around the world about everything from how the platform is harming children, spreading misinformation, stoking division, and weakening democracy. her opening statement today reads this. the company's leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram safer but won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical profits before people. here is another stunning allegation she made on 60 minutes this week about facebook's mode of operation after the election. listen. >> they said good, we made it through the elect un. ion. it was a moment where i was like i don't trust that they are willing to actually i

aishah is live on the hill. >> the field is wide open for these senators and they are not happy withith knowledge that they received from facebook whistleblower francis haugen who told them how big tech's algorithm allow the spread of misinformation and harm children. lawmakers are widening the investigation into tik tok, snapchat and youtube. vice presidents from all three of those companies. there are big concerns for lawmakers besides mental health. expect china-related questions fired at the tik tok executive. the first time they've sent a representative to the hill as well as how the platform is being used by the cartels to recruit smugglers, even american teenagers to help bring illegal migrants across our southern border. several senators are ready to take action. they have bills at the ready to protect children online and want to strengthen competition, protect your data. the biggest bipartisan support is to reform section 230 currently giving websites a lot of liability protection. senator blumenthal says these apps have also been misused to harm kids and promote destructive

with that aishah hosni sets the table to preview the hearing on the hill.dry list. there is a giant web of controversy and a.g. garland is at the center of it all today. no topic is off limits. by far the most important topic for republicans today will be garland's october 4th memo asking the d.o.j. to look into threats made against school board members but garland still has not explained what he meant by the d.o.j. looking into the very vague terminology he used other forms of intimidation and harassment, what does that mean? also that memo came mere days after the national school boards association asked the president, when asked -- excuse me to ask the president to use the patriot act to deal with the threats. you can expect senators to ask what contact garland had with the white house. republicans asked him to retract the memo. yesterday when asked by fox lisa monaco declined to do that which is only going to add more fuel to the fire today. >> merrick garland has a lot of explaining to do coming to the senate judiciary committee today to testify in par

. >> harris: congressional correspondent aishah hosni with more details. >> republicans are saying looku can change the number all day long but what doesn't change is the privacy concern, your privacy. originally we know that democrats wanted to strengthen and embolden the i.r.s. for the build back better plan. after pushback from banks and republicans and democrats raised the threshold of monitoring from $600 to $10,000 in annual deposits or withdrawals. the change will exempt anyone who gets a w2. all wage earners on payroll like firefighters, teachers, anyone on federal programs like social security. republicans say a large part of the working population here will still face privacy issues. >> if you have an $800 monthly payment for your rent, you have a $400 for food for the entire year, $10,000 you are now going to be audited potentially and certainly investigated, your accounts by the i.r.s.. i think we must be very careful when that number goes up it sounds like a big change. the truth is every single working american will still be captured an their financial information transfer

thank you very much, aishah hasnie.hat he was wishing for failure. right now it doesn't look good that they can get something together. that's when we cue in the money that is falling and raining down on capitol hill to illustrate the point that that's your money, and it's going fast. if scott, always love having you on. how bad is your party divided on this? when you have senators sniping at each other in their respective papers, is this out of control? >> i don't think it's out of control, but you never know when it's out of control if they can come together and get a deal cone. let's be real clear, there's no deadline. these are self-imposed deadlines. deadlines are important in the sense that at some point in time you've got to get it done versus being in perpetuity -- neil: what if you don't get it done this year, scott? would you be worried it has little likelihood of happening next year? >> i'm worried that it's too big and too many bills and these deadlines or not even getting it done this year is a real probabi

aishah hasnie following all of that. all of this is this outage we had the other day where facebook was down for upwards of six hours. that did a lot of people who use facebook to, advertise their wares and their businesses you don't get a chance to do that. customers can't find you. doesn't my next guest know it. jd whoen, van hollen farms owner. what happened to you? operation crickets for you, no one could see you, right? >> right. so thank you for neil, having us on. at the end of the day, i was on the phone, i just received a message for an order and i told her i said, hey, listen, if you could go to this other facebook page we use. i said check something out for me. she said my internet is down. call i.t. she gets on another phone, it wouldn't pull up then. so it was kind of odd. i get home and get back to the mercantile, and i was like, let's pull up facebook. well at that moment on the app, all of my, all of my businesses pages were gone. i was like, oh, my gosh. neil: wow. >> where are our pages at? so i had a g

. >> shannon: aishah hasnie, thanks. back in what has been a very interesting survey. we have a story coming up in a little bit about people who want to complain about america even though they live here so we are doing you a service now. going to tell you where you can go live abroad. kevin, what are the best option for people who do not love america as much as may be we do? >> i love my country and i'm going to stay right here, but there are a lot of people out there, especially when you think about inflation. people want more and more to think about where i might be able to go and maybe get the most bang for my book as i move into retirement. we are going to show you a new list from travel and leisure magazine, the best places to go abroad if you decide you want to leave the u.s. and live in another country. number ten, spain, new zealand, sweden, singapore, ghana, how about the top five? austria, canada, south korea, costa rica, and portugal. so the obvious question, a couple of them, if you had to choose another coun

later he aishah hasnie his life for us. >> good morning. frustration might be the understatement of the day because democrats are so focused on this massive spending bill. there are questions about the future of this hard infrastructure bill, the bill that enjoyed bipartisan support on capitol hill which is a rarity for congress. missing this deadline last week, not taking a vote on the hard infrastructure will as promised by speaker pelosi has now enraged both republicans and moderates alike. senator kyrsten sinema, our democrat, and i must have vote in the senate, is calling this whole ordeal inexcusable and deeply disappointing. she is blaming the liberals are using this bill is an ineffective stage, she calls it, to gain leverage over a separate proposal, the social spending bill. republicans are blaming the left are taking this bill hostage, as they say, warning that the social programs like universal pre-k on the expansion of medicare and medicaid, that they are all going to cost all of us in the long term. democrats and the president

aishah hasnie following all of that on capitol hill. ashiah?ter: neil, that's right, the house returns to 5:00 to pass this 480 billion-dollar bandaid you can call it for the next two months. we are expecting it to sail through the house without republican support. >> the secretary of treasury has a credit card that is maxed out. instead of finding a way to pay the credit card off all they think to do, you shouldn't limit how much i can spend. >> kevin mccarthy knows perfectly well the debt ceiling is not paying what we're doing in the future. it is just about paying the bills we incurred in the past. reporter: neil, republicans are aggravated over senate majority leader chuck schumer scathing comment about the gop last week as 11 republicans were helping him bass this debt extension. it was a deal struck with schumer and mcconnell to, get dems to put a number how much they're willing to extend america's debt but mcconnell said he will not do that again when this short-term fix expires. come december 3rd, yep we're right back to this crazy stan

let's check in with aishah hosni. >> a lot has happened here in the last 24 hours on capitol hill and you've got republicans and democrats both fired up ready with legislation, bills to take action against not only facebook but other large internet companies just like it after what they heard yesterday during testimony from facebook whistleblower frances haugen saying the social media giant is morally bankrupt. stoke divisions and also harm children to put profit first. facebook ceo founder mark zuckerberg saying the argument we deliberately push content that makes people angry for profit is illogical. we make money from ads and advertiseors. they say they don't want their ads next to harmful orange re content. facebook going further yesterday pointing the finger back at congress requesting lawmakers set universal standards for all of the internet. but lawmakers have their own ideas. several senators have bills ready to go to protect children online and strengthen competition and protect your data. but the biggest takeaway is a bipartisan push of support to reform section 230. that's

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here to react are the hosts of the big saturday show, joe concha, aishah hasnie and guy benson.n was, like, a long paragraph with three or four other errors in this story. and i think it's such an important question to answer how significant is the risk of covid to children. the data has shown us that the risk is actually, thank god, extremely low. and to have the true statistics completely butchered by "the new york times," forcing them to issue really an embarrassing correction, i think, is emblematic of the way we've had this entire discussion in our country especially about children in schools for the last year and a half. and the last thing i would point out, by the way, is that this reporter is the same reporter who had previously tweeted that in her opinion the lab leak theory on the origins of covid was a racist theory or at least had racist undertones. maybe she should focus on getting facts right and doing less opining, especially wrong opining and race-baiting opining. will: these three the will be joined on the big saturday show by emily campagno who, i believe, is w