byron donalds, one of your colleagues corey bush from st.his this budget you want to pass. she just attacked him, saying he is antichildren, and ain't parents and antiminorities and ain't this. does that prove the point? these are marxist pretty much pushing a marxist agenda, if you don't embris embrace it, they don't want to debate you over capitalism or tyranny, they want to call you names and put you down. >> that is right, what corey did is wrong, and in this respect joe manchin is right about the cost of the bill, in that house of representatives right now there has been no debate between democrats and republicans on size and scope of spending bills, nancy pelosi is basically cooking the stuff in her office, and corey bush and aoc and the squad are getting what they want, american people are being ignored, they want to spend trillions into an economy where we're already seeing inflation so in ways we've not seen since the 90s, that is the inflation report that just came out, people have be -- trouble heating their homes this winter, the

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after that, byron donalds, republican from florida.hat is coming up. ♪ >> coming up today on c-span, the house is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern for general speeches. members will prevent age discrimination in the workplace and possibly take up the president's nearly $2 trillion spending package. on c-span2, the senate returns at 10:00 a.m. to consider executive nominations. and at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3, dr. anthony fauci and the cdc director testified before the senate health committee about the federal response to the pandemic. you can also watch everything online at c-span.org, or watch on our free mobile app. "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from capitol hill is representative steve cohen, a democrat from tennessee. he represents memphis and he is a member of the progressive caucus. we have been spending the first hour looking at lessons learned from tuesday's election. what did you learn or hear? guest: as a democrat, it was not pleasant, but it was not as terrible as many of the pundits say it was. there has not been

elizabeth: byron donalds, jeff van drew, thanks for joining us. >>> still to come this hour.emocrat adam schiff tries to double down but fails as the media confronts him for touting the debunked steele file, dossier. he claims to support durham's probe of trump russia, the criminal probe there after adam schiff spent the last two years undermining it. up next house gop doctor's caucus member, he is drew ferguson on the white house push for biden vaccine mandates as an appeals court again suspends it for government overreach. a one-size-fits-all sledgehammer. biden chief of staff ron klain is on the hot seat for this. we'll break it down. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ - there is a very small radical group in our society trying to browbeat and bully our fellow citizens into their control. why is this happening? what are they really trying to do? i share my findings in a brand new book, 'hope for this present crisis'. get your copy today and arm yourself agai

congressman byron donalds, thanks so much for being here today. released a statement regarding their partnership with aaron rodgers. ashley, good morning to you. are they standing by aaron rodgers? >> reporter: well, yes. look, it was a question of people wondering about, rodgers has already lost one endorsement deal with a wisconsin-based health care company, but state farm said in part, quote: aaron rodgers has been a great ambassador for our company for much of the past decade. we don't support some of the statements we have made, but we respect his right to have his own personal point of view. we encourage vaccinations but respect everyone's right to make a choice based on their personal circumstances. now that said, state farm advertisements featuring rodgers were shown notably far less often over the past weekend than in the prior two weekends. coincidence? maybe not. by the way, rodgers told reporters back in august that he was immunized, but after contracting the virus he admitted that he believes the vaccines have not been properly tested

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pete: let's bring in representative byron donalds republican from florida house budget committee andare a busy man. thanks so much for being with us this morning. were you there for the speech? tell us about, you know, what this speech meant to your conference. >> oh, well, first of all, i wasn't on the floor for the leader's speech. what it demonstrated for the american people is that we are going to try to do everything we can to stop one of the most reckless pieces of legislation that's ever moved through the nation's capitol. afternoon so kevin mccarthy last night stood up and did everything he could. you know, at this time. to stop this bill from moving forward. it's because it's a joke. it's a give away to rich people in blue states. it's a give away to companies like solyndra with green bank that they want to create. it's a give away of the worst kind. frankly in expanding the social safety net which is going to cause more people to make a decision to either stay home or work less. which is going to hurt small businesses all over our country. lawrence: congressman, you know, i

congressman byron donalds from the state of florida joins us now, good to have byron back.lain details of what the plan does to the country, which is catastrophic, the massive social spent a, massive climate change spending which nobody cares about, even president biden doesn't seem to care about it, he can't stay awake during the climate change speech, destructive of our economy, it will hurt small businesses, it will hurt large businesses and that always trickles down to fixed income seniors and working families in our country. it is a disaster, we oppose and are not going to go quietly while they don't have something to cut. we will explain why this is wrong for the country. stuart: nancy pelosi wants of a big spending plan thursday of this week. we don't know how much it will cost or how much - you have to pass it to see what is in it moment just like obamacare. can you stop it. >> elections do have consequences, they think they have the votes. she runs the chamber but if she has vote on this bill specifically she would've called the votes already. the reason she can't

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congressman byron donalds and stuart varney join us as the house picks the bill up again two hours fromand the department of justice giving police department $100 million to hire new officers plus rachel campos duffy and will cain sound off as ms nbc is banned from the rittenhouse courtroom after one of their freelancers followed the jury bus. all that and more at the top of the hour. now to the capable and of todd and carly. todd: we will take the compliment. mccarthy, the 8 hour address, there is video of it, lauren simonetti with what we can expect in a few hours. >> reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy spoke for 8 hours on the house floor last night. trying to sidetrack this one$.75 trillion spending bonanza that lawmakers are planning to vote on in 3 hours from now. >> every page of this washington spending will be paid for or borrowed from you, the american hard-working taxpayer. every page of this washington spending supports more waste, more fraud, more abuse and more corruption. this is the single most reckless and irresponsible spending bill in our nation's history.

representative byron donalds about what this means, lots of calls now to primary representatives coming up and a lot of calls now against the house minority leader kevin mccarthy on how he handled this whole thing. >> jackie: of course a lot of discussion around their vote but the biggest question we are all waiting to see is when the house passes its reconciliation planning goes to the senate doesn't stay in its form and that's a big concern of the progressives. two they actually the votes from manchin and sinema. today is the deadline for federal workers to receive the final covid-19 dose in order to meet the deadline to be fully vaccinated by december 22nd. meanwhile the white house is expected to respond after the federal appeals court but the mandate for workers in large u.s. companies on hold. former u.s. attorney andy mccarthy is standing by with his analysis but we begin with william la jeunesse in los angeles. >> there are two main dates, one for the private sector, but for some 3 million federal employees the biden mandate begins today and the penalty process could start tomor

todd: congressman byron donald says joe biden is directly responsible for the extreme disruption to oury chain. listen. >> our supply chain is broken because of his wreckless economic policy and bad environmental and labor policy in the state of california. that's what happened to our country. what we have to have is simple and sane economic policies that get people to work so our country can thrive and prosper. we all work together in this economy. it's not one versus the other, no matter what joe biden and bernie sanders want to tell you. todd: the biden administration will have to depend on whistleblowers to report on private companies who violate the vaccine mandate. osha's chief said there aren't enough inspectors for the operation. companies could be fined 13,000 bucks for each violation. all this as a group of 10 unions along with a small business nonprofit are suing the president over his vaccine mandate. they call it a, quote, clear administrative overreach and claim the proper procedure was not followed. the administration claims it was an emergency rule so it didn't have to f

build back better agenda with democratic conner smith steve calvin, and republican congressman byron donaldsthen we discussed wednesday's federal reserve committee meeting. washed -- watch washington journal thursday morning on c-span or c-span now, our new mobile app. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including buckeye broadband. buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. now an update from the white house covid-19 response team on plans to get children vaccinated from ages five to 11. this briefing is just under half an hour. >> good afternoon, and thanks for joining us. today we will focus on yesterday's exciting development, the cdc's recommendation of the vaccine for kids ages five through 11, following fda authorization last week. vaccines for kids ages five

they want to feed vegan turkey monday coagulate crowley former treasury assistant secretary and byron donalds going to be missing out on turkey no matter what these reporters are trying to say. that's also different because i'm in a place in my life where, yes, i am doing very well, i'm not ashamed of that i worked hard in my early life. i'm elected congress now. i have the means to do what needs to be done and put a turkey on my table. for somebody who is a working poor family of senior on a fixed income. they are struggling with this. so the last thing to joke about is whether they can put a turkey on their plate to me is insane and outrageous, this is what you get from the political left who does not care about the reality in the lives of the american people. the only othing they care about is accomplishing their agenda. >> lawrence: you know, monica, what's missing from this administration is accountability. they won't take accountability for the wreck rose actions and the impact it's having on the measure people. you served during the trump administration. i would imagine that wouldn't f

here to react is byron donalds, congressman, thank you for joining us today. >> good to be with you.t colin kaepernick care about modern day slavery particularly from a company that he represents? >> because not something he has to face and not something he has to see. he gets his money from nike so he will not call them out and a lot of athletes calling out chinese literally trapping people in slave labor over there to make product that gets shipped back to the united states. >> rachel: yeah, you know, he really strikes me really is the 1%. he is not just economically powerful and he is. he is culturally powerful. and i think what's interesting in this whole conversation congressman, is that by taking out economic class, which is really something to be thinking about, then he gets to say he is oppressed. michelle obama can say she is oppressed. meghan markle a princess who is now a gazillionaire is also oppressed. how what do you make of this and how do we get back to caring about the working class. >> us forgetting about woke nonsense and realizing key things. in our country can yo

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congressman byron donalds, republican from florida. >> i agree with you. in the senate will look nothing like what the house is doing and let's be clear, what nancy pelosi and the radical democrats are trying to push through is the most massive expansion of the social welfare system in our country. it will lead to higher prices, childcare costs are going to go through the roof as a result of what they want to do and when she talked about wanting to have the rich pay their fair share what they won't tell you is this is the largest tax cut for the wealthy in blue states in american history. stuart: that is the salt, raising the salt, $285 billion given away to rich democrat sponsors but that's where the money is going. talk about the vaccine mandates. osha has suspended all enforcement to biden's vaccine mandates to large businesses. republicans are beginning to win the mandate fight not just in florida but nationally. >> totally agree. the mandate is unconstitutional. i was in a session with the solicitor general when osha was saying th

stuart: byron donald, republican florida.rug prices. >> i oppose it because it will lead to less innovation with respect to pharmaceutical drugs because the government literally going to undercut pharmaceutical companies. people don't want to hear this, they talk about big pharma. the reason some prescription drugs are so expensive is all the research and development, she wants to bladder rate that. not to mention a giveaways. tax credit for local newspapers. it is insane. stuart: profiting from human suffering. what kind of approach is that to the pharma companies? intensely pejorative about making a profit on anything. that is where she is coming from. >> the reality is rashida tlaib and the left don't have sound physical or economic argument. what they must resort to is lines where you are against black people, or working families. forget the negotiations. stuart: it is going to the senate and i'm guessing it will be chopped up pretty badly when it gets to the senate, then it comes back to the house which i don't think it

donald trump to campaign for them. that's another question that republicans are going to have to answer. >> mike: byron a setback for republicansgoing to run for the senate. obviously team mcconnell not pleased by that your thoughts as we look ahead to next year's midterms? >> well, when republicans express confidence in winning, one of the houses of congress, they are talking about the house. where they came so close, much closer than expected in 2020. as far as the senate is concerned, some of them were feeling a little better before this sununu news, which makes it much more difficult. but in the bigger picture, the republican ideas, if they hold one house of congress, then the biden agenda stops cold. and he can only get what he can get done now and if a speaker mccarthy or other republican is sworn n january of 23, that's the end of the biden legislative agenda. >> mike: plus, if you are looking at a republican controlled house and/or senate, you are looking at investigations and that sort of thing digging into afghanistan and plenty of other issues that may bog down the biden presidency. panelists, thanks very much. when

byron, your thoughts. >> my winner is jerome powell, it looked like it might be curtains for the head of the federal reserve. he was originally chosen by donaldessives wanted to get rid of him but in the end, he won reappointment from president biden yuriko my loser is another d.a., john chisholm the district attorney in milwaukee county. for years he has won praise on the left forgiving low bail and low sentences to criminals. that is until he gave ridiculously low bail to darrell brooks who ended up getting out and allegedly attacking the parade in waukesha with his car, killing six people and wounding more than 60. a terrible decision on the part of john chisholm, the d.a. in milwaukee county. >> mike: a few seconds left, harold, is the fed announcement a big loss for progressives? >> the what announcement? >> jerome powell staying on. >> i think it's a great announcement, i still have michigan in my head as you were saying that -- [laughs] i think being reappointed is a good thing for the economy and a good thing for joe biden and a good thing for the population, particularly brown and black people in this country. >> mike: thank you, whe