our chad pergram has the answer. first 60 cent spike in gas prices just this week and big cut in oil production could send costs higher. team coverage with jeff in los angeles, where gas prices are over $6 a gallon. we begin with white house corres correspondent kevin corke. good evening. >> kevin: got their hands full. good evening. sometimes headlines sound meaningful, but upon closer inspection, they mean little. administration pledge to release more in november in the wake of opec's decision to reduce production. 10 million more barrels, according to the white house. for a country that know coassumes on average close to 20 million of petroleum everyday, 10 million barrels seems less like a major move than underwhelming response to a potential crisis. the white house calling the move by opec short-sided. mr. biden said this. >> what about opec? >> opec. [indiscernible] -- >> trace: i am concerned and it is unnecessary, unnecessary, perhaps, but critics point blame at the administration, they say they are inviting

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chad pergram is live at the white house. hello, chad.had: good afternoon, mike, a move by the president to assure american that is his administration is, in fact, on the case. >> i can't go without saying the devastating hurricane storms in puerto rico, florida and south carolina and -- >> chad: in a tweet earlier today the president said this just wasn't a crisis facing florida and puerto rico, it was a challenge for the entire country. >> fema has been a great partner, the biden administration has responded as they've said and so there's no complaints there. these are professionals and i think in times like this people realize that it's not about politics, it shouldn't be, that's the way it's always been. >> fema administrator diam says the danger isn't over even though the storm is over. >> people no stay vigilant right now. standing water brings all kinds of hazards. it has debris and it could have power lines, it can have hazards in there that you just don't know about and so we want to make sure that people are being extra cautious

you saw chad pergram's piece.eamless transition, that the republicans have their top leadership in place if they win control of the house. what does that look like? >> you're right. right now we're under the general assumption republicans believe that kevin mccarthy will be speaker. steve scalise will be the majority leader and then we get to the whip. that is interesting. you have three candidates with great resumes who are all competing after each other. let me tell you, it depends who you ask who has the lead. it's going to be very close. but then there's the conference chair race where you have elise stefanik and donalds. stefanik looks like she has a lead but has a challenger to her right. >> josh, back to the mid-terms. do democrats have any good stories that they can point to over the past week or so? >> the abortion story is one that got them a sugar high over the summer. that sugar high is fading. they need to have a good story on crime or at least a response to crime. because in many races including penn

on capitol hill chad pergram fox news.er much dad were over three it's way for midterms fox news has it covered. tomorrow at tune in for the big midterm show hosted by dana perino, dana will have the lace and all the key races across the country. that is sunday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. eric: that's aptly terrific dane is going have that show. congratulations to dana. we are going to keep up with her during all the midterms. but honestly i'm sorry alex is a founding father you going to boo him out of the rotunda? i know it was a perfect choice. he is a founding father. ask the guy was brilliant too. question was so great about the country you have a right to say what you want to say. and you said it so there you go for it i don't have any thing to say about it. we'll see you back at 4:00 p.m. eastern i hope. please join us. enjoy ththe rest of your day in the meantime. ♪ paul: welcome to the journal to the "journal editorial report". i'm paul gigot. with just over three weeks to go until the midterms, voters lookin

thanks eric the white house announcing will head to puerto rico visit florida wednesday chad pergram is light at the white house with the very latest, high chad? >> it is a balance for presidents not to give away storm recovery. but they must time when they go on-site to show leadership. puerto rico is first. >> we owe puerto rico a lot more than they've got. it's going to take a long time. we cannot tire. whatever it takes. rising floodwaters and worries what happens when committees receive showers from a regular storm. >> first thing i would say is where it rains can flood. right right? our flood maps are really focused on inundation. >> congress approved money to flush fema's coffers with cash and interim spending bill on friday. it's likely congress will need to prove more cash for puerto rico and florida after the damage assessments are complete. >> we don't have a cost estimate yet. but my own back of the napkin math were going to be well over 5 billion it's going to be higher than that. this storm is not just a wind event about storm surge from 4 feet -- 16 feet as just surge t

chad pergram will explain later in the show. gas prices posing big political problems for democrats while white house threatens new restrictions. kevin corke has more. >> kevin: president biden, you will recall, was quick to claim responsibility for falling gas prices after a summer of paying at the pump. many states are seeing soaring prices, the white house is saying, we're not to blame. >> is the president responsible for gas prices going up? >> so it is a lot more nuance than that, there has been pandemic and putin's war and putin's war has increased gas prices at the pump. >> kevin: triple a's national average sits just north of 380 a galleon, californians are getting pum belled averaging $6.40 a gallon. rising a dollar just last month. golden staters are not alone, white house has to admit, there is more work to do. >> we have never said that we were done here, but we have seen, we have seen fastest decline in gasoline prices in over a decade because of what this president has done. >> arizona's lasco says this, make energ

steve harrigan is near sarasota county, chad pergram at the white house on federal response but first to alexandria hoff to pine island, florida. alexandria. reporter: arthel, we are in an area that's called mat lachet, it's complicated what's happening behind me. rescue effort being led by the u.s. coast guard to rescue people who will be stranded on pine island ever since this storm hit and this has been a large-scale operation. what ends up happening here those stranded on pine island have to get on boat to mount lachet and plenty of people have been rescued by helicopter as well. a couple of minutes we know that ems personnel was catering to somebody with the injury and something we heard over and over again which made frightening experience and amplifies the experience that people have gone through. for four days he has been living with broken hip unable to get help, pine island is the access is completely destroyed to anywhere else so they were completely stranded there. another woman named laura spoke with us. she told us she almost died in her vehicle while trying to get to hi

sandra. >> sandra: chad pergram for us. thank you. dana. >> dana: venezuelan migrants are already being sent back into mexico under a new d.h.s. rule. an inside look how the new policy is being enforced. >> sandra: the prosecution in the federal trial of a key source for the discredited steele dossier could rest as soon as today. john durham makes the case it was the clinton team, not trump, who may have colluded with russia. >> dana: no punches pulled as ron johnson and his challenger barnes faced off in a debate last night. ronna mcdaniel is here with reaction. think he's posting about all that ancient roman coinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every step, brought her pain. their only hope: mercy ships. the largest f

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tonight, congressional correspondent chad pergram looks at the big changes that could be in store forhe next congress. >> reporter: it's an understatement to say house speaker nanci pelosi is coy about her political future. >> do you intend to be here in the new congress as the speaker? as the minority leader? >> i'm strictly focused on winning the next election. do you want to talk about that? >> reporter: democrats are in the dark. >> i think people are looking for a cue from the speakerser. i think she wants to get through -- speaker. i think she wants to get through this election. >> reporter: pelosi speaks to a single mantra. >> first we win. then we decide. >> what i said then is whether it passes or not, i will abide by those limits that are there. >> reporter: but nothing's locked in. >> she is a master of using words that will mean certain things to specific people in the room and then go back and say, hey, check the receipts, check the transcripts, i actually didn't say that. >> reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy is looking to become speakfer the republicans win

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elizabeth: chad pergram, always great journalism. that was a terrific report.itor, batya. your take on that story. >> thank you so much for having me. look, it's really interesting because in some ways the pelosis are really aberration, right in 2020 paul pelosi outperformed the s&p 500 by 14%, right? they saw 60% jump, increase in their wealth during the pandemic to a whopping $170 million so they really stand out in this way. they're sort of typical in a new shift in the democratic party from a party that used to represent the working class to a party that now 65% of taxpayers who make more than $500,000 a year are democrats, right? so you're seeing a shift in the rhetoric and a shift in the policy to cat cater more to that it elite youth. elizabeth: their net worth quintupled, but then speaker pelosi caught heat for that comment about hurricane ian in florida and governor ron desan. dissaying, basically, saying we need illegal immigrants to pick crops. [laughter] when you heard that, what did you think? >> right. so democrats love to talk about immigration a

whiskey connoisseur and course when chad pergram has a few halloween offerings for you tonight.ood evening. >> scotland, scotts, halloween form a supernatural trifecta. like the three which is from the scottish play. consider the mysterious fog rolling in that any time in scotland. there are foreboding castles and the legend of a serpentine monster slithering in the depths of loch ness. >> you could call them the demons. the distillery is known as the beast of duff town. one still at the distillery is known... there are other spooky sounding drafts that count. there's dark origins in highland park to the north. then there is the cryptic placard on the whiskey aisle. other menacing bottles, the most heavily repeated whiskey in the world. and the code from glenlivet. i'it produces one of the most fearsome scotches out there, if you like pete, is the pete monster. it's a blend. one of the most eerie islands in all of scotland. almost nobody lives there. george orwell finished writing 1984, the island has but one distillery, its expressions bear the most mysterious names in the indu

from the whiskey wall, chad pergram, fox news.me samples to the team working today. fun story. "fox news sunday" is up next at the top of the hour. shannon bream has interviews with utah republican senator mike lee and democratic congressman henry cuellar. and tonight shannon bream's back, returning to host "the big midterm show" at 10 p.m. eastern only here on fox news channel. so that's all for hour of "fox news live." it's been quite an hour, and we had a little scotch whiskey there at the end, plenty of politics and all the important news of the day. thank you so much for being here. i'm mike emmanuel. thank you for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. the eat fresh® refresh just won't stop! now, subway® is refreshing their catering with custom party platters and easy-to-order lunchboxes of all your favorites. hosting a tai

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i want to bring in chad pergram. chad, great to have you with us this afternoon. really the new thing here today, the only perhaps really new thing here today was the video that we saw of house speaker nancy pelosi and senate leader chuck schumer talking -- then the minority leader talking about all of this as it was happening and calling for security help for reserves, calling the governor of maryland, calling leadership in virginia as well. what was your reaction to seeing that today? >> that was pretty dramatic. we didn't know about that. we knew that those figures had been squirrelled away here, taken to safe locations as the riot unfolded here. but to hear some of those telephone calls was pretty chilling. nancy pelosi saying oh, my gosh, they're breaking windows at the capitol. having information that they thought it would take days to get the capitol back in shape to even meet because they wanted to certified the electoral college that night. they did not want this to go on for days and have more uncertainty about the future of who the president of the unit

chad pergram following it all from capitol hill. hey, chad. reporter: neil, good afternoon. committee hopes to tie a bow on its series of hearings which ran through the summer. no live witnesses today. expect to hear about concerns regarding potential violence before january 6th and worries from the secret service about the former president heading to the capitol that day. >> this administration told the president in no uncertain terms that he has lost the election. the president continued to move forward and promote the lie. witnesses after witness have come forward with that. reporter: the committee could play new video from roger stone and calls for violence. democrats believe they have demonstrated how former president trump tried to deny the election results. they also want to underscore potential threats to democracy. >> the impact has been enormous. i've been for the last few weeks talking to constituents. they have been really transformed in their view what happened on january 6th as a result of hearings. reporter: the committee's work doesn't resonate with voters as

chad pergram is live on capitol hill. >> good morning.moderate democrats and liberals to approve a stock ban. but that's off the table until the mid-terms. it infuriates virginia democrat spaing berger. >> we continue to see stonewalling on the issue. bottom line members of congress, spouses and dependent children should not be able to buy, sell or trade stocks. >> democratic leaders engineered a new bill before the recess, then the house cut town without voting on it. spanberger called for new democratic leadership accusing house speaker nancy pelosi of trying to kill her bill by making it impossible to pass. >> this is the legislative process but it is -- how you described her characterization is not accurate. her bill is in the bill others had ideas, too. and that's what the committee put forth. it is good press. you asked the question. >> pelosi faces pressure from moderates and some progressives, especially the squad to move on. pelosi said numbers lack the time to study the new bill. stock ban supporters believe it was a tactic. con

the panel voted unanimously to issue a subpoena, chad pergram shows us what happened and what it might mean. >> a blockbuster october surprise but all for show, an aggressive move by the committee to compel former president trump to testify. the panel aiming to punctuate its investigation before the midterms. >> we want to hear from him, the committee needs to do everything in our power to tell the most complete story possible and provide recommendations to help ensure nothing like january 6th ever happens again. >> one of the former president's most vocal critics calling for the subpoena. >> we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. >> of the former president doesn't comply with the subpoena of the committee could ask the house to hold trump in contempt of congress. the doj could potentially prosecute the presidents but chances of that are unclear. the committee played the dramatic never before seen video of congressional leaders imploring trump administration officials and governors to swing into action once they were whisked to safety in the

. >> welcome back to "coast to coast," i'm chad pergram on capitol hill.icy solutions if they win the house but the freedom caucus those aligned with president trump could demand extreme measures if kevin mccarthy becomes speaker. they could want to impeach president biden, attorney general merrick garland and homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> if we don't engage in impeachment inquiries to get documents, testimony and information we need, that i feel voters will be betrayed. likely that could be the biggest win democrats hope for in 2024 when it really matters. investigate them and to hold them accountable. reporter: mccarthy won't take impeachment off the table. >> i just gone through the last four years with democrats just playing impeachment politically but we're going to hold this administration accountable. we'll bring in the secretary. we're going to make sure he answers these questions but we don't take it off the table if someone rose to that occasion but we don't start to play politics. reporter: mccarthy plans to reinstate contro

congressional correspondent chad pergram shows us tonight from capitol hill.makers cut town for the midterm elections. >> stop allowing members of congress to effectively day trade and actively trade on the stuff that could enrich themselves. >> abigail spanberger wrote a bill to but it stalled recommendation we continue to see stonewalling by house leadership on this issue. >> house speaker nancy pelosi big footed with another stock trading bill and. accused pelosi of delay tactics. this is why democrats need new blood owe testimony. >> she criticizes the process but says it is time for new leadership. what do you say in response to her criticism. >> well, you have to have the votes to bring it up. that's what the committee put forth. but it's good press because you asked the question. >> over the winter pelosi endorsed sweeping new stock trading rules. >> >> not sufficient to deter behavior. it has to be government wide. the supreme court has no disclosure. it has no reporting of stock turns actions. >> pelosi's husband venture capitalist paul pelosi draws a

fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram live from capitol hill as the migrant crisis takes jackie. border security and crime are two areas where democrats are most vulnerable this fall. any issue with immigration over the next month is a problem for the party in power. gop texas senator john cornyn called out border czar and vice president harris for fund-raising in texas yet ignoring the border. republicans accuse democrats of falling asleep at the switch. >> we don't need new laws. we need the political will, president biden, needs the political will to enforce the laws and instead of sending kamala harris to go campaign and raise money in texas, why don't we send her to the border? she is the border czar. she needs to go down there to understand it. reporter: house minority leader kevin mccarthy he termed no amnesty in gop immigration reform plans if his party seizes house. republicans in swing districts are campaigning on the issue we'll not get any action until the republican take back the house. that is evident. president created crisis. the vice president ignores the

. >> sandra: chad pergram, keep us posted. live from capitol hill, still in the brief recess. i'm sure the hearing, i should say the meeting will be back underway a few moments from now. >> trace: martha maccallum, executive editor and anchor of "the story," and i keep looking at the polls to see how the hearings have or might impact the midterm elections and does not seem to be resonating, but the phrase they use over and over again, martha, which is of course the threat to democracy does seem to be resonating, gaining some traction. is it your sense that that's a byproduct of what we are seeing in the january 6th hearings? >> trace, great to be with you and sandra. i would say we see evidence on both sides of the political spectrum of dissatisfaction with the process, right. people concerned about voting, people concerned about integrity, people concerned about what happened during covid in terms of voting rules. some of those have been changed, some of them haven't. when you poll people about the election, many do not agree with the outcome, regardless of everything that ha

i'm wearing my neil and chard pilgrim merit -- chad pergram merit badge today. let's get the read on all of this and how this is a big issue for voters, it's the number one issue no matter what state you go to, city you go to. it is the number one issue right now. the state of the economy, the runaway inflation, prices out of control and frustration that evidenced themselves in britain when prime minister all of 44 days into her stewardship of the country ended up being the shortest term prime minister we've had in history there. so could something like that happen here and voters take it out on whoever is in power because they're angry at the liberal government too in france and the moderate government in germany and the moderate new government in italy. so this is across the board. sarah westwood of the washington examiner, nile gardiner, former adviser to maggie natcher. nile, i mention -- maggie thatcher. average folks are at wit's end. could that happen here? >> neil, thanks very much. without doubt, an extraordinary series of developments in the united kin