tonight the biden white house is imploding. the blame game and the finger pointing is in full gear after a disastrous 10 months in office. joe and kamala harris are turning on each other. it's very ugly. we will bring you the latest in fighting out of the biden white house. plus the low lights from another awkward and embarrassing day for the cognitively struggling president and his incompetent environment. -- vice-president. but first kenosha, wisconsin. we heard closing arguments and the judge threw out one of the charges. the rule only applies to guns with a short barrel. rittenhouse was carrying a long rifle. an embarrassing set back for prosecutors who have been atrocious from beginning to end. binger referred to the rioters in kenosha as a crowd full of heroes chasing kyle down the street and ready to pave his head into the pavement? binger announceed in america a person loses the right to self-defense when they have a gun. that's not true. >> they have to convince you that joseph rosenbaum was going to use that gun on th

and i think about everything. >> not really. >> the biden white house. >> superficially. >> the biden white house thinks that kamala is a drag on joe. and they're trying to get rid of her. >> oh, yeah. i think that's the angle in dc now. and i do believe that -- i don't know who came first, the west wing or the right wing, but i think they are both now in cahoots when it comes to cancelling kamala. you know, i don't know if it's about sexism or racism, i just believe it's unpopular and she's unpopular, partially, because she's refused to be the energized side kick to make joe biden look good. she was going to be the statesman. >> young, bright female. >> she was going to be the first to make some history. i still say she should have gone and still can go to the edge of the rio grande and say -- don't come. stop, this is not working. maybe we should restart this border wall. whatever she blames it on, whoever came before her, the trump administration or whatever. >> she'll never do that. >> whoever is her boogie man. she's got to seize the mantle and she's not doing it. and i do believ

white house? >> this should have been an alarm going off everywhere in the biden white house.egarding the factors with the numbers, we should see that play out in changes, if they are going to be listening to the seriously. at the same time, i think they were quite willing to separate themselves from the candidate mistakes that terry mccullough made. he is part of the old guard of politicians. glenn y., a fresher, newer face, that might've slid into some of this, too. you've got the fear and the fatigue and the fire of the fire of this election, where you have people who are just tired of covid rules -- tired of the wariness of what life has been like. you had youngkin talking about things like grocery store bills. that's the kind of stuff joe biden needs to be talking about, those everyday issues. now after the election, some new fire from president biden, trying to get his own agenda passed, putting new pressure on democrats in congress to act, saying it would've been helpful if they had gotten more done. we know history is a part of this, too. typically the party of not the

>> the reality, erica, is this is more of a political problem for the biden white house than an economicg inflation that american rescue plan, which was very large. the white house economists acknowledged it fueled demand, which is helping bid prices up. there are some things they can do on the margins to smooth out supply chain problems which are adding to inflation in combination with that demand, but that doesn't help them politically. the fact is that voters are eroding the president's political standings because they're unhappy. joe manchin from west virginia says he is concerned about inflation and withholding support for the build back better plan. and republicans are attacking with ads like this. >> biden just doesn't get it. he doesn't understand just how bad inflation is hurting americans. if congressional democrats don't stop biden and pelosi's plan, a lot of americans won't be able to pay their heating bills this winter. >> reporter: now, of course, the price of home heating oil this winter has nothing to do with the fate of the build back better plan, but nevertheless that's

>> in a moment. >> president biden: i want to thank everyone who helped make this t happen. vice president harris, mike cabinet members. i white housem. jill, doug, our first lady and her first -- our first lady and her second husband. >> sean: ... it is beyond humiliating. keep looking at your screen. biden had this bizarre moment, watch this right there. he apparently couldn't find his mask. he is socially distant, he's outside, he's vaccinated, and he got a booster. why is he looking for his mask? aimlessly wandering between the podium and the desk looking completely inapt, as usual. just the latest baffling moment of joe biden. here with reaction, just came out with a brand-new book, it's in bookstores as of today, beyond biden, it's on amazon.com, hannity.com, bookstores everywhere. fox news contributor newt gingrich. what is kamala harris accomplished? because she supposed to be the border czar, she never went anywhere near where the action is of the border. i got a long list i can read off to you and i think, you know, we've got literally apparently she hired a pr team. they had that disastrous phony session video session wit

that's the reality of what the biden white house want.s and can they get it done? >> if you look through the inventory, i would love to read the files. history would benefit. not a joke. history will benefit. join jake tapper for a new special report, "trumping democracy," which airs friday night here on cnn. when we come back today, the vaccine mandate for employees in new york city is in full effect but one critical department has a big warning. like you, my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was my only option. turns out i was wrong. so when a hand specialist told me about nonsurgical treatments, it was a total game changer. like you, my hands have a lot more to do. learn more at factsonhand.com today. in 2016, i was working at the amazon warehouse when my brother passed away. and a couple of years later, my mother passed away. after taking care of them, i knew that i really wanted to become a nurse. ama

andy slavitt is joining us, the former senior adviser to the biden white house and the author of thee inside story of how leadership failures, politics and selfishness doom the u.s. coronavirus response. andy, thanks very much for joining us. now that the cdc has authorized covid vaccines for kids 5 and older, nearly 95% of all americans are eligible to get a shot. how significant is this moment in this fight against covid? >> well, look, i think it means a lot to families and it means a lot to schools. it means a lot to kids and i know there will be a lot of people out there racing to get vaccinated and the big difference the way this is coming at us and the way vaccines for adults came at us is there will be 28,000 or so pediatricians that will be able to vaccinate kids and for parent, many who know they want to vaccinate kids and who want to have a conversation before they make a decision, they get to do that with their pediatrician which is wonderful news. >> which is so, so important. polls show that 27% of parents want to get their children vaccinated immediately, about a third

white house? for instance, the white house claims that president biden underscored that the u.s.ains committed to the one china policy and strongly opposes attempts to undermine peace and stability across the taiwan strait but the ccp claims that biden said he does not support taiwan independence. so what did biden really say in this video chat with his old friend? joining me now is bill haggerty. senator, gordon chang one of the most brilliant writers on china affairs was on the podcast today and he said that we need congressional inquiries into exactly what was committed to or discussed in this call because we can't trust this readout. do you agree? >> i totally agree. he's been great at this and we saw the old friends get together, we know that happen. also aware of the biden families deep financial relationship with china so i think he has every right to be concerned. >> laura: joe biden insist that this is a relationship that is competitive yet there are common goals of guarding against excessive climate change and all going to be working essentially in the same direction, c

that is where the democrats and joe biden are right now. >> harris: who is running the white house, inhave been inside, is it fair to continue to question that? >> ari: it is joe biden 6789 >> harris: you think it is? >> ari: absolutely. >> harris: why does he turn his back to the media most of the time when he's with us? >> ari: because he is running the show and doesn't want to talk to the media. presidents make the call. presidents make the decision. joe biden is well enough he is making those decisions. it is joe biden, he's just making the wrong decisions. >> harris: all right. ari fleischer issue great to have you in focus, thank you. threats of violence and bloodshed if new york's new mayor brings back tougher policing and it has black lives matter movement perhaps going too far. we'll get into it, plus the president's national security advisor under scrutiny as he's kicked out for his alleged role in the steele dossier or outed, i should say, power panel on how far the scandal could reach the biden white house now. >> what he is doing is getting low-level people he can leverage

is the white house slowly back off the biden vaccine mandate. we've got the news there. e white house criticized for topspinning multiple crises. the messaging is not so state of the art. we this new botched narrative, blaming consumers for the supply chain crisis. blaming americans and their outrage over citizens strand in the afghanistan creating quote confusion over there. the nation is watching. a virginia governor's race neck-and-neck. terry mcauliffe tried to make it about trump. polls show minority parents are angry over school boards toxic agenda for children. as terry mcauliffe says to parents, butt out of schools. democrat mayoral candidates claiming they support funding police after a year of their saying we want to defund the police. they say major losses. we have the story. the new backlash over the white house plan to pay border-crossers $450,000 each when they broke the law. gold star military families get much less, about a quarter, less than a quarter of that. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit." it starts right now. ♪ eliza

tonight the biden white house is imploding. blame game and the finger pointing is in full gear after a disastrous 10 months in office. joe and kamala harris are turning on each other. it's very ugly. we will bring you the latest in fighting out of the biden white house. plus the low lights from another awkward and embarrassing day for the cognitively struggling president and his incompetent environment. -- vice-president. but first

meanwhile, the white house, the current white house, president biden's white house said today that mark claim to privilege and he should go ahead. so look, i think if you see bannon charged i think you will probably see meadows charged. i wouldn't assume that silence from the doj means nothing is happening. but i think again, until that happens you're going to see people doing things like this. >> jeff, what do you make of the silence from the department of justice on bannon? >> i find it baffling and it looks like dithering to me, frankly. this is a reasonable legally complicated question about whether this should be a criminal contempt case. but it's been almost a month now. it's been more than a month that it's been clear that this issue was coming down the line. they have a lot of smart lawyers at the justice department. the idea that it takes them this long is really pretty shocking to me and it is having a real material impact, as maggie points out. all of these witnesses are yanking the chain of the judiciary -- of the january 6th committee because they know there are no conseque

lisa final question to you, and it again deals with the biden white house. even pro biden forces, loyal democrats, have hopped on the criticism of messaging. what good is passing legislation, trying to do good, things if you keep it a secret. the baltimore trip, i guess is a start. but lisa, is there any evidence that that message on messaging is getting through? >> i think it's exactly as you put it in the intro. this will be a full court press by the administration, not just by the president, but by cabinet officials, democratic members of congress, to really push the benefits of this bipartisan infrastructure bill, to get in these communities until voters this road, this bridge, this electrical grid, is something that democrats in the biden administration delivered for you. i think there's an open question at a time when republicans have been very eager to run on culture war issues. we saw the very least successful in these off year's elections last week. running on things like schools, and more culture war things, like critical race theory. and at a time

it's fair to say the biden white house has been waiting and watching for this very closely.: they have also taken pains to keep their distance from what the attorney general ends up deciding, or how he decides to move forward. no comment about the indictment. for the most part that's tracked with how they operated, with one exception. the president, when asked by kaitlan collins, if those who defy insubpoenas should be prosecuted? >> i hope think hold them accountable. >> reporter: should they be prosecuted? >> i do, yes. >> reporter: they pushed back after that, any decisions made will be done independent, and the real role the white house has had throughout the entire process has been through the counsel's office, and as it relates to the executive privilege. the president and his lawyers have made clear that they are waiving executive privilege as it pertains to the specific issues related to the attack on the capitol i it's not specific to steve bannon, but other white house officials, including former chief of staff mark meadows. the office was very clear given the fact

ari fleischer former white house press secretary for bush 43. i don't know why the bidenouse thought they had any kind of mandate anyway. those majorities were so razor thin. what happens next? >> actually harris. the biggest untold story of the 2020 election was what happened in the house. all the attention of course is on president trump and the presidential level. but the real underlying big news was that republicans gained 12 seats in the house of representatives in an election cycle that democrats predicted they would gain more seats to give nancy pelosi an even bigger majority. the american people said no. that started something and the grassroots level despite a presidential loss. and what is happening now in 2021 reflects a very powerful trend of precedent and a trend that should scare the democrats. by that what i'm referring to is the last time you had elections like this was in 2017 when there was a suburban uprising against donald trump and republicans got their clock cleaned everywhere in 2017 and 18 and that prior to that 2009-10 cycle where barack obama got

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has more on that. >> president biden is back at the white housere he is receiving a briefing from doctor anthony fauci, the latest on the omicron variant. the biggest question whether biden will impose travel restrictions as new cases are popping up around europe. >> i'm having a meeting with my medical team. >> so far no cases have been identified in the u.s. but the white house chief medical advisor doctor anthony fauci said he would be surprised if he wasn't here already, it's not clear whether lockdowns will be necessary and added that people should always prepare for the worst. president biden received criticism to impose a travel ban but not inactive for a full weekend. he goes into effect tomorrow. biden said that with the advice of his medical team led by dr. fauci who defended the logic. >> travel bands with a highly transmissible virus never completely we get the virus to prevent it from coming into the country, no way that will happen. what you can do you can delay it enough to get us better prepared. that is the thing that people need

wuhan lab and also calling on fauci to redesign. >> a white house aid is quarantining in scotland after testing positive for cover during president biden'strip to your. a white house official saying the fully vaccinated staffer tested positive as biden attended the climate change summit but is showing no symptoms. he did not have any close contact with biden, the president later tested negative on tuesday. >> china marking president biden's apology at the un climate change summit is powerless. >> president biden: i guess i should apologize for the fact the united states, the last administration pulled out of the paris accord. >> that is scary, author of for. to americans. there is a headline in the global times which is a chinese government newspaper that says biden's apology in glascow shows hypocrisy, powerlessness of us politicians and they go on to write quite a few denizens people who use the internet claim they cannot wait until 2024 when the republican party or even donald trump himself apologizes for biden's apology. you remember the apology tour under president obama, looks like we are back to those days again. >> there have bee

the sheer breadth of complaints about the biden white house striking and a source of growing concernmong allies and democratic officials who fear it could cause a back -- backlash among contributors. wisconsin, democrats line. fran, you are on the washington journal. caller: right now, i don't know where to start but i just want to say for one thing. i want to say that i am really tired. i watch washington journal just about every morning. and i'm really, really tired talking about this hearing about these republicans after what they -- hearing about these replicant -- about these republicans. -- any nerve to say anything about president biden. furthermore, they got the dirtiest mouse i've ever heard. -- dirtiest mouths i've ever heard. i want -- have a message for the holier than thou republicans who think they can put their noses in other peoples's business, it is not up to them, a woman's pregnancy. it is not up to them to decide what a woman should do. it is not up to them what a doctor should do. they should take their noses in their own business. i know a lot of them. and they

tucker, thank you.nn welcome to "hannity" and tonight the biden white house is imploding, the blame gamee finger-pointing is in full gear after a disastrous sending off the civil is. and they are now turning on each other, it's getting very ugly grade coming up we will bring you the very latest infighting out of the biden white house. plus, we are to play the low lights from what was another awkward and embarrassing day for the cognitively struggling presidentmb and of course his incompetent vice president, but first we began withpr our top story tonight, that is kenosha, wisconsin. today we are closing arguments in the trial of kylelere

biden. the white house announcing a high stakes virtual meeting with president biden and chinese president xid. here's the white house a short time ago being pressed about what may or what should be discussed at that meeting. watch this. >> will he bring up the covid-19 origins with president xi given he has said that china has been blocking investigators from getting access to information that is critical to them? >> that is a remaining concern and there will be a broad change of topics that will be discussed. >> martha: not a clear yes or no or that. ambassador robert o'brien, former ambassador under president trump. thanks for being here. what did you think about that answer whether or not the president would press president xi on covid origins? >> it's not unusual not to give the topics out of the conversation with a foreign leader before it happens. you know, we'll have to see if the president raises the covid origins. the chinese will respond harshly. we'll see if he rates that with president xi. >> martha: what would you say if you were advising the president, one of the most important

has the media gone silent on the motivations of the driver plus biden steps on his own covid message and what is up with the white houseistmas decorations? raymond arroyo has it on seen and unseen but the biden booster club is the focus of tonight's angle? as americans were enjoying the holiday weekend anthony fauci emerged on television to hunt them like the ghost of christmas past. >> should we be expect to see more lockdowns, more mandates? >> i don't know. it's do too early to say. we need as i said so often prepare for the worst. >> this is fauci's am oh, variant or no variance you are supposed to hang on his every word but for someone who has made more stakes than hunter biden made bad paintings sure is a cocky little guy. >> all i said, anybody looking at this carefully realizes there is a distinct anti-science flavor to this aimed at tony t. it is easy to criticize but they are criticizing science because i represent science and if you damage science you are doing something detrimental to society long after i leave. >> the man will never leave his government job voluntarily and apparently biden is too stupid to

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the judge pointed to the position of the biden white house which supports sharing the information with congress mr. trump's team is now appealing, but they're running out of options and out of time with the national archives set to release those papers friday. lester >> hallie jackson in washington, thank you. >>> we are watching a powerful storm sweeping across the country in the plains 10 million are at risk for severe thunderstorms from iowa to texas. tomorrow cold will change rain to snow across the upper midwest causing travel to be dangerous. and by friday the mid atlantic and northeast will be in for heavy rain and thunder storms we'll keep a sharp eye on all that. >>> in just 60 seconds, harrowing images from a survivor who describes the crush of a packed concert. and for the first time, we hear from a crew member who witnessed that deadly shooting on a movie set. >>> back now with new revelations about critical problems with emergency communications during that concert horror in houston as we hear from a survivor who managed to barely escape that deadly crowd crush. morgan che

and, two, how do you right the ship if you're the biden white house?t democrats will interpret it in different ways. you can sort of see it erupting last night on social media. i think there are a lot of moderates within the party who will interpret this as a sign that voters were trying to put the brakes on here. progressives will argue that the ambitions were watered down, there was a failure to communicate what actually was in the bill. i was watching earlier on your air when you were talking about this drug discount and the negotiation with drug companies to bring down medicare drug costs. that's a huge thing. one of the problems with this omnibus reconciliation bill is it is so large that no one knows exactly what's in it. they just know that it is large. that's been a problem. but, yeah, i do think there is going to be a feeling on the part of moderates. one of the challenges i said last night before the white house last night is to keep moderates on board for that reconciliation package as they try and pass it through congress after the results

laura: do you think biden white house is putting undue influence on the justice department for politicalindependent, they are totally different from trump, that is a big point. >> of course we have press reports the white house talks with the school board association before the septum the 20 ninth letter was sent. president biden goes out and criticizes the pro-life law in texas, eight is later the justice department brings suit. when president biden decides the election law changes a few weeks later the garland justice department brings suit and on the 20 ninth, the white house, political organization 5 days later do the same thing this left-wing political organization asked for and they are treating parents as domestic terrorists, of course they are political, anyone can see that. laura: what is it called? a terror tag? >> a terrorist tag called the threat tag but it is a domestic terror tag that they are putting on moms and dads. laura: thank you so much and here with reaction is a parent in loudoun county, virginia. this truly is i keep saying it doesn't seem like the united states o

the biden white house says the package will deliver for american families. legislation includes $550 billion for roads, bridges and ports along with airports and mass trance it. >> it's the most significant step we will have taken in decades to actually invest in the arteries that help goods for quickly and cheap lip through our academy. >> as the bill approaches the finish line, the white house is focusing on its build back better $1.85 trillion domestic spending package. parents can expect their next child tax credit payments soon. the latest round is scheduled to go out tomorrow. parents who fall under the income max mums will automatically get a credit of up to $300 for each child up to 6. it will be the second to last chimed tax credit payment unless congress acts. a security system ends up protecting a home in a way you wouldn't expect and a south bay city takes a stand for equity and exclusion. the messages expressed today. and heading outside, a live look at the bay bridge. another check of your weather, cooler temperatures and possibly rain heading

the biden white house says the package will deliver for american families.udes five hundred 50 billion for roads, bridges, ports, airports and mass transit. >> it's the most significant step we will have taken in decades to actually invest in the arteries that help move goods more quickly through our economy, more cheaply through our economy. >> as the bill approaches the finish line, the white house is focusing on its build back better 1.8 $5 trillion domestic spending package. parents can expect their next child tax credit payments soon. the latest round is scheduled to go out tomorrow. parents who fall under the income maximums will get a credit of up to $300 for each child up to six years old and $250 for each one ages six through 17. it will be the second to last child tax payment unless congress acts. aecysteenompwauld t expect h baytakes a stamessages of uni. >> is a gorgeous shot to the end of the weekend. we have rain all the way. i will let you know when and we will get you >> hundreds of marchers made their way from fisher middle school to the civ

republican democrat senators, the biden white house to be able to go there and deliver american vaccines and show that this is a commitment to a long-standing critical and important democracy in the world. from my own personal perspective, taiwan has really book ended my military career. when i was a young infantry officer, i deployed there in what is now referred to as the third taiwan strait crisis. this was in 1995 and 1996 where the chinese come his party threatened to invade taiwan on the eve of their presidential elections. they moved the military to the straight and they were firing missiles very aggressively. president clinton sent to carrie barrett -- carrier battle groups. that was a part -- i was a part of that. it was a commitment of american resolve to a long-standing democracy. i currently serve in and there is a lot of bogus as you can imagine. i think the key issue is to make sure that -- and the chinese constantly say how important taiwan is to them. we need to make it clear to the chinese communist party and xi jinping that taiwan is not some sideshow from our perspecti

i think the biden white house should also revisit some of these travel bans that they looked to selectively apply to south african nations, knowing that the omicron variant was found 11 days before south african scientists raised the flag and alerted the world that it existed, it was found 11 days before that in europe. so addressing the travel ban so it doesn't send the signal that it's being discriminatory is going to be key as well. >> what do you think of that point, that you really have to be precise and measured when it comes to which countries detect something, indeed some of the countries following best practices might wave their hand first, which is good science and communication. it doesn't mean that they were literally initially first, and one could imagine the experiment if a different politician were slapping different bans out there. the white house insists they were following public health officials' early recommendations and they're willing to adjust as they go. walk us through that. >> let's make three points. first, we should remember the influenza pandemic, it started in,

everything to do with the fact that she is tied to this white house that appears to be failing miserably at almost every turn. we are going after president biden who is a white now and kamala harris because she is tied to him. jillian: as for the vice president it is such a copout and so indicative of where we are as a society where things are not going your way you are a victim, automatically a victim, not because of your own failings idea is treating her they were fawning all over her because she's a woman and she is a woman of color, not the opposite of that. no one is being harsh on her because of that and president biden even said he wanted to choose a vice president who is a woman specifically not because of her credentials but because of her sex and her race which i personally don't think is the right way to go. if you want to be chosen it should because of all those things, because you are the perfect person for the job. it isn't working out on that front, given her poll numbers. as for the media saying it is clear the biden administration is shielding president biden from the media because they are afraid of what he will say or not be

/abc news poll" again shows a new he will elevator drop of biden approval rating low of 41%. 53% disapproval. edward lawrence at the white houseith more. reporter: president joe biden signing this bipartisan infrastructure bill into law. it took three months to get to this point when the administration had said this is an immediate need. >> it will turn around in a big way. for example, because of this law next year will be the first year in 20 years american infrastructure investment will grow faster than china's. still. >> reporter: still a new "abc news/washington post poll" shows a problem for the administration. 59% of americans are concerned that the president will do too much to increase the size and role of the american government. 55% of people disapprove how the president is handling the american economy. 39% approve. the white house believes this infrastructure bill will unclog the supply chain and says covid cases are driving inflation. >> the number one thing the president can do is help get covid under control. that is the root cause for inflation and price increases we're seeing for a range of reasons. that is t

white house and pardons deepen and before that case could go to trial. today, facing two charges of criminal contempt of congress, and with president biden now with the whitefor these. bannon's next court appearance is scheduled for thursday 11 am. former trump trump -- mark meadows also refused to comply with subpoenas from the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. yesterday, on meet the press, committee member adam schiff was asked if mark meadows will also be referred for criminal contempt prosecution. >> you know, we have been moving very quickly to make these decisions and i'm confident we will very quickly with respect to mr. meadows also. but we want to make sure that we have the strongest possible case to present to the justice department and for the justice department to present to a grand jury and that means making sure that we bend over backwards to reach any agreement with, witnesses that are showing any willingness to engage. but, when ultimately, witnesses decide to as meadows has that they are not even going to bother showing up, that they have that much contempt for the law, then it pretty much forces a

. >> it is tuesday november 30th, more mixed messages and confusion of the biden white house. what should americans believe as a new highly contentious variant of covid 19 spread across the world? >> crickets coming from cnn anchor chris cuomo after damning evidence shows the unprecedented role he played in helping his brother. will the network finally kick him off the air? >> the jury found kyle rittenhouse not guilty but arizona state university, a raised violent bloodthirsty murderer and they are demanding the school publicly part ways with him. >> a lot more coming up through the course of the morning and you're watching "fox and friends first" this tuesday. president biden abruptly postponing a >> it reassuring americans on the supply chain crisis. >> federal reserve sounding the alarm on the economic implications of a highly transmissible a con variant. >> according to the white house schedule the president was supposed to speak about strengthening the supply chain and stocking shelves ahead of the holiday season but with little notice the white house abruptly canceled t

plus the white house so wore remembered about biden's border crisis crashing his poll numbers, reportse border $450,000 each after a major backlash. also this. "axios" reporting biden will restart trump's remain in mexico policy. we'll take it on later in the show. federalist senior editor chris bedford. major media ignoring "the new york times" story on hunter biden selling access to his father around helping china profit off of climate change. we have more on hunter biden's controversial deal-making with china on both oil and green energy. keep it here on "the evening edit" hi, my name is sam davis and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage, and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits. but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your m

whole lot, because they want to have a fire wall between the white house and the department of justice. as you recall, a few weeks ago, biden was asked on the white house south lawn what he thought should happen to steve bannon, he suggested they should be criminally prosecuted. later the white house had to walk that back, that was just a presidents personal opinion, he certainly wasn't trying to steer the doj anywhere. -- of course, they are pleased to see those, because there is real fear here that congress would almost lose her ability as a critical branch of government, if they don't have any teeth, that's why they're pleased that bannon got cited. and now the department of justice follows through on these charges. which they believe is good, not to get to the bottom of what happened on january six, but half send a message to others that this can't happen again. and voters had some concerns, bannon has embraced this, he seems to be willing to be a maga martyr, if you will, and even willing to face prosecution and even present time. but it's not clear that others in the trump audit will be the same, and mostly the crossh

number one, it did with the biden white house wanted to do, which is change the subject from the shellackingy took in virginia. virginia was a terrific victory, i was there on election night with glenn youngkin. it was a tremendous example of the parents of virginia saying hell note to this radical left-wing approach that said that parents have no role in their kids education. but the house infrastructure -- the house republicans, or a handful of them, decided to change the subject from that and i think it also increased momentum for the really terrible bill, which is the next one, the bernie sanders socialist budget, i pray to god the bernie sanders socialist budget doesn't pass, but these house republicans sadly made it more likely. >> laura: i mentioned your colleagues, i don't to put you in a tough spot but your colleagues in the senate greased the way for this entire thing to happen and i know you were a stalwart along with so many of your colleagues in standing against this, but mitch mcconnell is a super -- you know, he's a super smart, you, tactician. i mean, one of the smartest tact

there he is welcoming the milwaukee bucks to the white house today. >> president biden: now, i know you'veu know, you got in the finals, the mvp player here, and one team, one nation. i think i'm supposed to introduce somebody come up but i'm not sure who am i supposed to introduce. [laughter] >> president biden: i get you guys confused. >> laura: oh, my god. >> utterly confused about everything, laura. and he just ambles from event to event. it's really tragic and jill biden today, she hit the road, pushing vaccines at schools. she even passed out little gold stars to the vaccinated kids. bear in mind, the fda only approved child covid shots last week. now big bird is getting in on the vaccine act. this is a cnn show targeting tots. >> big bird, how did that go? >> how are you feeling? >> i feel okay. my wing hurts a little bit, but that's okay. you know, i was scared, but he did go by really quickly. >> [laughs] >> laura: i don't know what to say about that. all right, sadly, cnn did not show what happened to big bird later in the day. >> laura, that was either a vaccine reaction or big

the biden white house is having difficulty messaging what the future looks like, in part because it is to predict what the future is going to look like, so they haven't built -- not everything is about messaging, but a lot of people just want answers and there aren't answers. >> we had a look at what normal was going to look like and that is almost harder to recover from than just slogging through and saying eventually we will get to the end. we had this glimpse and then it was taken back. i think that is the bigger overlying thing. you can't discount the inflation piece, which is a really big piece of all of this. amna: i want you to quickly weigh in on we had the president's reaction to a court verdict last week. this was kyle rittenhouse on trial for the murder of two people in wisconsin last year. not guilty on all counts. we have reactions from the currenand former president. president biden issued a statement saying the verdict will leave many americans feeling angry and concerned, myself included. former president trump said, congratulations to kyle rittenhouse, if that is not s

i can tell you the biden white house, if it was up to them, they are trying not to have a diplomaticboycott of the olympia-— the olympics. if it does go ahead, this _ the olympics. if it does go ahead, this diplomatic - the olympics. if it does go - ahead, this diplomatic boycott, make much difference? especially if the athletes are still going to compete? == still going to compete? -- would it — still going to compete? -- would it make. _ still going to compete? » would it make. what makes the difference at the end of the day is how the beijing olympics actually go. we know that china right now has zero covert policies of this will be much tighter bubble than we have seen at tokyo and if you have a couple of cases are complete the shutdown events —— covid. that's one issue. secondly, you have a number of athletes that are going to be raising serious concerns about forced labour and camps in xinjing, human rights abuses, about the issue of this chinese tennis star that has not been heard from except for an alleged e—mail written by her after she said that a former vice premier had se

. >> jonathan, any sense, i keep asking the folks who cover this white house, of how the biden white house is reacting to today's development for one, and how closely they are covering the committee activities? >> sure. publicly they're not saying a whole lot. because they want to have a firewall between the white house and the department of justice. a few weeks ago, president biden was asked what he thought should happen to steve bannon. he suggested that he should be criminally prosecuted. later, the white house had to walk that back. that's just the president's personal opinion, he wasn't trying to steer doj in any certain direction. but of course they're pleased to see this. there was the fear that congress would lose their place as a coequal part of the government. and now, the charges for bannon, which they believe are good, not just to get to the bottom of what happened on january 6th, but also to send the message that this can't happen again. bannon has embraced this. he seems to be willing to be a maga martyr, and perhaps willing to face prosecution and even prison time. but

white house and pardoned him. today facing two charges of criminal contempt of congress. and with president bidenn surrendered to federal authorities. his next court appearance it scheduled for thursday 11:00 a.m. former trump white house chief of staff also refused to comply with subpoenas from the house select committee investigating the capitol attack. yesterday on meet the press, committee member congressman adam schiff asked if mark meadows will also be referred for criminal contempt prosecution. >> we have been moving quickly to make the decisions. i'm confident we'll move quickly with respect to mr. meadows. we want to make sure we have the strongest possible case to present to the justice department and for the justice department to present to a grand jury. and that means making sure we bend over backwards to reach any agreement we can. with witnesses that are showing any willingness to engage. but when ultimately witnesses decide as meadows has that they're not even going to bother showing up. they have thatch contempt for the law. it forces our hand. we'll move quickly. >> joining us no

the hour, happening right now kevin mccarthy speaking on the house floor railing against president biden have social spending. >> the white house is the cbo is wrong that the far left package at $400 billion to the deficit. congressman fred keller stepped out of the house chamber and is waving at us, coming up with us next. big story ahead. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy forcing democrats to postpone a vote on the massive spending bill as he continues his marathon speech on capitol hill. todd: the congressional budget office says the bill will lead $1 billion to the growing deficit. 367 in fact. congressman fred keller, works to join us live the thanks for stepping out for a moment. before we get to the nuts and bolts what is it like in their? >> reporter: among the republicans which many of us on

petroleum reserve. men for emergencies because of his low poll numbers or incompetence from the biden white house blindness hoping to tackle inflation and the soaring gas prices at a time where he and his policies are quite unpopular. 70 percent of americans see the economic situation as poor biden's approval ratings are dropping. we decided to ask people on the street what they think the inflation is a higher and i saw them there, but the economy is ongoing. feshona's actually going slow. people are buying things, the stock market seems good, but on the other hand, inflation is, is rising. we might not be seeing as much progress as fast as we would like, based on the promises that he made. he has blamed the rise in oil prices on global supply, not keeping up with demand. at this point, the white house is blaming other countries and energy companies for holding up deliveries. every day the united states consumes roughly $1819000000.00 barrels of oil, biden's only releasing $2.00 to $3.00 days supply over the course of the next few months. the impact isn't likely to be very much. the white house i

that christopher wray would allow the fbi to be misused and abused by merrick garland and joe biden's white house is clearly a political vendetta. if you have information derogatory about joe biden, merrick garland will come after you with a vengeance., the law and the constitution and the first amendment be damned. >> sean: we know it's politicized because merrick garland went george's voting law, which is very accessible, ignored delaware's law. they don't have 17 days in person early voting in delaware. they do in georgia. they don't have drop boxes anywhere in delaware, they have them at every precinct in georgia and both states have photo i.d. requirements, so why go after georgia?ar i why go after texas if you're not politicizing, why not go after joe biden's restricted voting state of delaware? that proves a lot. >> it's corrupt. >> sean: gregg jarrett, we are going to follow the story right to the end. coming up, despite widespread losses in last week's election, some on the left, they are doubling down on their woke agenda. kayleigh mcenany, clint travis, they weigh in on that and more a

>> clearly the biden white house is racist the way they have sold kamala out and they have basically cut her legs out from underneath her. jen psaki said it herself. it's racial hatred of people breaking glass ceilings. i don't know what's going on in the white house. but obviously there is some deep-seated racism there. whether you are talking about kamala or mayor pete, all of them signed up for an agenda the american people are rejecting. everything president trump did that proved smashingly successful, they are doing the exact opposite. so we have a border crisis, energy crisis, inflation crisis, jobs and employment crisis, a welfare crisis and on and on it goes. as long as they continue to push these policies like the build back better act, their polling numbers are going to go down and down and down. they will have to come up with a new follow when your numbers are less than zero. jesse: i think they call it the misery index like with jimmy carter. charlie kirk used the term kamikaze. they are going all in on this left-wing garbage. they don't care that the people don't want it