let's bring in bill bennett to talk about this major issue.is al alalways great to have you o counted the president spoke for 23 minutes the other night, he did not mention a single word about drugs or fentanyl or education. i know you are the education secretary and may have been looking for that. did you find it unusual that neither of those was mentioned. >> well, they talk about the issue but fentanyl thing is unbelievable. horrible. we are losing 100,000 people a year and 80% of them to fentanyl. those numbers, trace, are the numbers we had each year of american fatalities than world war ii. that's the scale we are talking about. of course, 5 billion illegals are coming in and a lot of them carrying that fentanyl. it has to be addressed and it has to be a high priority. it is amazing that he could not address it. they don't want to address it because they can't. >> maybe you can clarify this for us. sometimes there is some fingers pointing and stuff. i want to put these numbers up because it is a battleground state in ohio. 69 overdosed d

bill bennett was talking about it earlier. we can bring it up if you have it. maybe we don't have it. that might be for later. i would love that. this is dr. bill bennett talking about the importance of the supreme court argument zbloochlt what's at stake is the well-being of the united states and if we protect its borders and protect the integrity of this country. texas understands that these cartels are foreign terrorist organizations and should be treated as such. >> dana: so we'll watch that indeed. >> bill: when he talks about the gotaways, remember, october 1st to mid november 13, 6000. where did they go? right? >> dana: we got started a little bit -- a minute late because i wanted to talk about that. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm william george hemmer. more than 1,000 venezuelans fighting with police while waiting in mexico to get into the u.s. casey stiegel stands by at the border as we look at a supreme court case that puts biden's immigration policy on the docket. the key issue a 2021 directive halting mo

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he is joining the chorus saying trump cost republicans, georgia last year, bill bennett was talking about that, the runoff is in december. stuart: split decision on donald trump. back to the markets, down 250 on the dow industrials, down one hundred 35 on the nasdaq what the market coming back a little. it was worse before this. sarah, should we trust the recent rally. it's not rallying today, should we trust it? >> reporter: spare today and yesterday, the rally we've seen the past month has been really impressive to say the least and when you think about why we've seen such a turn to the upside it really has been because of this inflation data, the ppi and ppi as well as more dovish from the federal reserve and as you mentioned earlier in the program we are seeing a change in tone, we still believe investors need to be vigilant because of you think the impetus the reason we've seen such a forceful rally is it is possible it could be simply due to fear of missing out on the part of fast-moving institutional investors, they have been stepping away for a large part of this year and are judg

bill bennett is here with analysis. high can that turkey sore, "fox news @ night" investigates just how much extra the turkey and fixings will cost, here's a hint it's a bunch. suddenly big names are part of the whole cryptocurrency collapse. tom brady, shaquille o'neal, steph curry to name a few. when night court convenes we will talk about class action lawsuits and the democrats ducking for cover. we begin tonight with speaker pelosi's gavel back in republican hands and mitch mcconnell's destiny back in his own hands pick out matt finn's live with the latest. >> good evening, trace, fox news can report republicans have gained a majority in the u.s. house after republican candidate mark garcia was declared the winner of california's 27th congressional district. democrats sit at 211 seats, there are now six house seats left in play and focus shifts to who will be the republican speaker of the house. on tuesday republicans nominated california congressman kevin mccarthy as nominee for speaker beating arizona representati

bush bill bennett. good morning to you. >> hey, how are you doing? >> ainsley: i'm doing well.case? it's the u.s. vs. texas. >> what's at stake is the well-being of the united states and whether we preserve the integrity of this country by protecting its borders. and texas understands that these cartels are foreign terrorist organizations. and should be treated as such. the second thing that's at stake is fentanyl. we are losing about 100,000 people a year to opioids. most of that fentanyl. that is the rate that was of death in world war ii. we lost about 100,000 men each year. that's what we are losing now to opioid deaths principally from fentanyl. >> ainsley: look at these statistics. i know you were the drug czar under bush. >> yeah. >> ainsley: fentanyl-related deaths in travis county. this is the austin texas area in 2021, 118 people died of fentanyl. this year 2022, the first six months of this year the same number. only six months. in we stand to double in that county for fentanyl deaths. how concerned are you about this? >> very concerned. this is a fundamental questio

williamst morgan or take a former state department spokesperson and former education secretary bill bennetth us tonight. president bidesn and his today for m nantucket lasered in one semiautomatic weapons he said civilians being able to owhin ta ndis sick, his words.e the nra institute for% legislative action said it o semiautomatic's account for 20% of 300 million private owned firearms in the u.s. semiautomatic snowus account for 50% of all new firearms bought annually. >>ctin i think the president is reflecting a nationalre frustration but himes frustratin specifically -- remember, he was behind the previous ban on semiautomatic weapons in the 90s. today it's still the case that universal background checks and a ban on semiautomatic weapons is favored by the majoritywon' f the american peoplcte but congrs won't act and the supreme court is going in the other direction saying that state and local restrictions on open carry, stand your ground, all those art violations of second amendment. the argument is the second amendment -- do you think that the founders really had in mind the people h

morgan ortagus former state department spokesperson and former education secretary bill bennett. start with you. president biden in his comments earlier today on nantucket blames it on semis. the fact that civilians are allowed to own them in thinks country is sick. those are his words. the family and medical leave act's institute for legislative action. semi-automatics account for 20% of the 300 million privately own firearms in the u.s. that percentage is quickly rising because semi-automatics now account for 50% of all new firearms bought annually. >> well, i think the president is reflecting sort of a national frustration. but his frustration is specific. remember, he was behind previous ban on semi-automatic weapons in the '90s. today, gillian, it's still the case that universal background checks and a ban on semi-automatic weapons is favored by a majority of the american people. but, congress won't act and the supreme court, in fact, is going in the other direction, you know, saying that state and local restrictions on open carry, stand your ground, all of those are violati

. ♪ maria: too much virtue signaling and not enough virtue that the great line from our friend bill bennettthe other thing we need to redirect this economy and i know we can do it. were on the wrong track now but if we get things going with the right policies we know what works. happy thanksgiving. maria: good wednesday morning thank you for joining us i'm maria bartiromo it is wednesday november 23, the top story 6:00 a.m. on the east coast today holiday market stocks are mixed this morning the day before thanksgiving markets will be closed in trading for half a day on black friday, the numbers coming up down industrial 26, s&p upward half and the nasdaq higher by six and a quarter, impeachment now on the table for dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas, republican say enough is enough house gop leader kevin mccarthy visiting the southern border and calling on the homeland security secretary to step down. >> secretary mayorkas does not resign, house republicans will will investigate every order, every action and every failure to determine an weather weekend begin impeachment. maria: visiting the

while i was at think tank lofgren american, jean protect rick and bill bennett and jack kemp, they were the fusion right there physically the heads of the three different movements. working with people project for megan future cast till and crystal those guys, they all are products of urban stole and so i never really thought of myself as a new con is much as it supply-side or did not spend a lot of time in foreign policy in those days we are fighting the aerial accounts of the time which was beginning a little bit of pro and it was funny because i grew up on red from college on, the national review but it was from rose and guys like that over the national review fighting it was not standard yet but i think it was project of american fusion. and so you had the neocons fighting the paleo cons and some of the groups in their and point being, when reagan air ended in for the defeat of hw bush by clinton, soul-searching was going on hannah conservative movement interned in word showed have each other and on until his teddy bear merchant meaning in albany this case it was w who one and then

bennett passed one bill in 13 years that he wrote. that leadership takes more than just the party line. when president joe biden shut off oil and gas production, bennett said nothing. michael bennet -- when joe biden withdrew american troops from afghanistan, michael bennet said joe biden to the right thing. when michael bennet authorized student loan bailout, amended $80 billion for irs agents, bureaucrats and the tax bill and insisted democrats spent $5 trillion in the last two years, causing a historic inflation crisis, bennett said yes. and on issue after issue, time after time, michael bennet is joe biden's yes-man. we need a senator from colorado, and that is why i got in this race. i will listen, lead, and show up and not just during election season, and i will not vote the party line. i will fight for colorado. michael bennet's allies have spent over $30 million telling lies about me. a politician would do anything to keep his job. i am running because i am heartbroken for our united states, america deserves better. thank you f

colorado democratic senator michael bennett called a reticle after his wife was unknowingly recorded mocking biden's inflation reduction act. >> isn't that the inflation billn that bill. because they call that infl inflation. >> we are talking about it a half a second and let the temperatures come down and then quietly allocate -- interventions that needs help, but you know, strategic place to do it. you know, not raise the flag. >> carley: the republican to unseat michael bennet is true of his radical agenda. that is campaign fashion viral video fox news digital condemning the hidden camera, this is despicable and push the ater taking and aim at his wife out of donald trump's playbook. speed won >> todd: some democrat candidates taking to tiktok in an attempt to appeal g voters. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: jimmy failla, fox news radio, fox nation joins us now. this is how you and make the tiktok trend. not doing it anymore. >> covering an election but this turned into reality show called "america's got issues." it is so embarrassing and every one of those candidates have in common? they are going to lose! this is a desperate place to be. it is like the creepy, old

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bills here. it's a cold state and they're up by 30% more than they were last month, and this is all because of the policies that joe biden has put in place and michael bennettssed. 98% of the time. people are feeling that pinch, and that's why there's so much energy behind this campaign. we've built a huge coalition and we're looking for victory tomorrow night. >> what is your plan to tackle that? do you support what kevin mccarthy has said repeatedly now that he is open to cutting into social security and medicare? >> look. we're going to protect social security. we're going to protect medicare. that's -- these people have paid in. i couldn't look at my mother-in-law and go to dinner here for thanksgiving if i was going to cut that. so i just won't. what we need to focus on is the amount of growth that we have had in our government over the course of the last 22 months, and then when you look at the inflation reduction act, you want to grow the irs here again, that's going to be on the backs of working americans. we need to focus on cutting government back. people don't need more help. what they need is government out of the way. we've also got to end this

bill. a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. and here's joe bennett 80 right. at eastbound 84. the connector ramp their speeds down to 14 mph. we have a disabled big rig that's blocking the lane but really clogging things up in that area . also a brush fire reported in san francisco. along dortmund 2 80 right at san jose avenue. your speeds as you approach that area are going to be 13 mph. we have emergency crews on the scene there will wrap up with a like look at the toll plaza reggie. thank care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ very good morning. we're gonna chat with chris hemsworth, plus fitz and the tantrums perform. that is at nine o'clock. it's only on abc seven. see you soon.