allison williams, i am grateful you came on tonight. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so, all of a suddenn public health, our democracy functions differently than it used to. mollie hemingway has taken a very close look at the last election, a very rigorous facts-based look at the election.el called "rigged." we had mollieba hemingway for an episode of "tucker carlson today." here is part of it. ♪ ♪ >> changing the way we vote which we did, give us the overview of what that looked like in 2020. >> so, people have been fighting about the way we vote since before we were a country. we had a lot of changes in the way people vote. it used to be you would go down in front of a judge and publicly sayub who you are voting for, fr town council, but that people who owed money to other people could have their vote manipulated because it was so public, so we slowly moved to secret ballots. we also used to have elections on different days throughout the country and that causes problems in some presidential elections because the way the early states are voting affects how other states, alsoow people a

one of the people who left was a reporter called allison williams. she had good reason for that.wanted to talk to her for quite some time. she joins us tonight to explain why she did what she did. allison, thank you so much for coming on. i was so struck by your story because you were successful in what you were doing. you were in the job you wanted to be in. you gave up an awful lot to do what you did. i should say you are now at "the daily wire," i should add that. i'm interested, why you gave up so much in order to make this choice? >> i felt like i had no other choice, honestly, tucker. this was the most difficult decision i've ever had to make in my life. there were a lot of sleepless nights. there were a lot of tears shed, leading up to making this decision, but ultimately i had to do what was best for my health, individually, and i had to consider where my husband and i were at in our family planning, and this wasn't a vaccine that i was comfortable with receiving at this time, given our desires to grow our family. i knew i wasn't at high risk for covid, i then got covid,

taylor: we appreciate your thoughts, allison williams, global investment banks and asset managers senior analyst. let's continue this conversation with barclays managing director and senior equity analyst. jason, further that conversation for us, if you will, about the views on the economy, the take away from jp morgan, what you are looking to when it comes to other banks as well. >> looking at overall results, trading and investment banking fees are down relatives to the prior quarter. they were better than expected and up from where we saw them two years ago. strong results in the markets. bassett banking pipelines remain elevated, particularly in m&a, despite this quarter being a record quarter for m&a fees. the loan growth that allison spoke to, muted in the quarter, you are seeing several green shoots, and several supply issues get resolved. we are expecting commercial lending to follow and expecting to see that in consumer borrowing. credit borrowing was up, and that will result in increasing credit card expenses in the fourth quarter. the credit quality we talked about, the consum

allison williams how may know from your time at espn, and also kyrie irving with the nba. three different people that may have a degree of economic security your average police officer or healthcare workers to not have. i think that's pretty significant to see them standing up against it by the way, we are talking about the braves. i know you will love, this will. 5-2 lead right now for the braves. in an ideal scenario can you imagine the car mic justice if the braves advance to the world series and end up in a position where they weren't allowed to host the all star game but they get to host the world series with rob manfred each show up? i love when we end up with car mic justice like this. >> will: clay talking about the all star game pulling all-star game outline of georgia and now having to possibly host a world series. clay will keep you updated on the score in championship series. you don't have to turn away from "fox news primetime" stay with us while buck and i work out what's going to happen in american cities. i talk about this buck, supply chain broken, crime u

from the games for having a fake vaccination card he made a statement and says he made mistake allison williams says she is leaving the network over the covid mandate. she joined espn in 2011. a company representative said they would not except on an individual >>> the fbi has joined the urgent effort to find a group of missionaries, 16 of which were kidnapped in haiti the gang is known as the 400 milago sam brock has the details. >> reporter: philip, good morning, it's one of the post-dangerous places on the planet this morning, we're learning about the federal government sending multiple teams to haiti trying to find the 17 missionaries still missing they demand the u.s. do more to stop escalating violence in that country. 48 hours after the start of an international crisis and one day after an fbi team touched down in haiti, still answers whether the 17 people will be rescued and how. part of that effort, a state department team now also on the ground the ohio-based christian aitd ministries says 16 american%, five of whom are children. on the streets of port-au-prince and miami pleas for he

paul: bloomberg intelligence senior banks analyst allison williams. let's get over to vonnie quinn. vonnie: president biden said health officials will soon decide whether to offer pfizer's shot to kids. there would be extended to kids ages five to 11. moderna and j&j boosters may be authorized within weeks. an advisory panel has already backed doses of modernity for older and at risk people. thailand will allow more travelers to skip quarantine. starting november 1, arrivals from the u.s., germany and singapore will no longer need to isolate. it is a bid to revive the struggling tourism sector. thai airways is adjusting flight schedules. bali is reopening its doors to foreign visitors for the first time of march of 22 -- first time since march of 2020. the airport is waving landing fees for all airlines through year end to encourage them to resume services. government officials say it may take three weeks to a month to see arrivals returned to a partially destroyed banksy painting has sold for a record $25.4 million. previously known as girl with a loon, the peas was partially shred

espn, they have a reporter sideline reporter allison williams, she was forced to resign. in august, 4.3 million american workers have quit their jobs. many are calling it the great resignation. with biden's vaccine mandate, that's about to get so much worse. joe biden seemingly unconcerned. he has more important things to worry about like walking and talking, and getting to his afternoon nap. every day is a struggle for him and today was no different. we were one of the few in the media that they pointed out. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> i tell you what. i would like to learn. >> sean: it's monday, joe. monday night. that's the person who supposed to lead us out of the shadow of a global pandemic? buckle up, it will be a bumpy ride. here with reaction, the author of the big new book beyond by then, fortunately, that's three years plus a way, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich is with us. the hypocrisy issue, they hit it out of the park. i gave you the short list of democratic officials that are hypocritical here. here's the thing. if we have inflation, stagflation, and eco

federal vaccine mandate, you will see more videos like that and this one from sideline reporter allison williamsf espn who will not comply with the mandated from disney. >> in regards to fertility and getting the injection, to the women who have reached out and shared third experiences of getting the injection and subsequent miscarriages, i pray for you. and i believe you. i am also so morally and ethical not aligned with this. >> will: we are trading quality for compliance. speaking of college football by the way, the same people driving the one true policy the magic cure-all the unquestioned shot, those same zealots have been wrong every step of the way. too many times to count. branch were wrong on masks and herd immunity and vaccine effectiveness and wrong on college football. a new report by nbc, i stumbled i am not used to say it got it right. check it out. >> for weeks crowds in the tens of thousands, mostly unmasked, have sat side by side now cheering on their teams at the halfway point of the season. all while doctors washed of games becoming potential super spread events. a frightening

that's coming from many watching me now including espn sports reporter allison williams who left theetwork over the mandate and joins us now. got another job because of immense talent. going to be talk about that in a second. alison first off, what was he reaction when you told them if this mandate stays i leave? >> >> i don't know if there was much of a reaction initially. because there wasn't a lot of conversations being had. it was all dealt in a very legal way everything handled correctly through hr. they understood on individual level on a corporate level they understood they couldn't accommodate my request receiving vaccination which i felt was not in the best interest of my health at this time. and i'm so proud to stand with the firefighters there in new york and across the country because, like you said about them, this is not about being anti-vax. this is about being anti-mandate and fighting for our freedoms when we still have them. >> especially when the president says is he not going to do it that doesn't work in this country i'm morally and polygamy atlanticly not aligne

mean mean,time, allison williams is leaving the espn they are trying to have a second child.ith the vaccine mandate and overall four and three, becky, walk, three and two in the conference so they're behind oregon and oregon state. if you were wondering. it feels like o and 6. >> look if you lay down rules, employees don't go along with it it has to be enforced all the way up honestly, i have to say, at least it's not something only being forced on lower-level employees, if you make a certain amount, you don't get to follow the rules. we require this as a requirement for working here and if you choose not to, that's your your choice >> that's pain , though >> kyrie, you saw, he is leaving on the table over 10 million. >> they are paying him an enormous amount of moen to stay at home. you had that deal for a while. but you were on the air. >> working >> three straight, washington state. >> yes look, it's going to be painful for the organization if he's taking four atlantas with him, too. you are talking about some significant lot of the program tant so they are kind of doublin

and espn reporter left the network, allison williams, trying to get pregnant, doctor advised against the jab, esb in the night or an exemption, williams is out. we are waiting to hear how many tsa staffers will leave over the vaccine mandate, 40% of screeners are not vaccinated, deadline is november 20 second. right before for thanksgiving and all the holiday travel. october 19th, 2021, "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪♪ stuart: the empire state building in new york city and washington, dc. there will be some heavy-duty negotiating going on in washington dc. the president will meet with progressives in the early afternoon and the moderate later in the afternoon. good morning. i am watching now. joe manchin met bernie sanders, they traded jabs over the weekend. >> sanders put his arm around manchin for the cameras, the most famous progressives in the most conservative democrat trying to agree. >> we are talking. >> you will have a resolution by the end of the week? >> we are talking. stuart: bernie sanders is incapable of smiling. lauren: he wants to cement his legacy, he will