thanksgiving around the corner, i wonder if the president feels a little bit like charlie brown and the famous scene, with the football. his advisors tell them to come back up to the hill, and he promised this time this speaker pelosi won't pull it out from under him but we will find out today if she does the exact same thing. i agree with a not too sure that the democrats have yet developed the will to win in 2022. says lame-duck speaker just around the world on the farewell tour, put together a multi- trillion dollar bill in her office, you have to wonder, how long until the rest of the democrats we cup. speaker pelosi has destroyed this institution and its ability to function on behalf of the american public and is more democrat step out, republicans are ready to put america back on the field to turn our country around, and build a country that all can be out of and without we open it up for questions. >> if speaker pelosi brings it to the floor bipartisan infrastructure that is passes and it, how many of your republican members do you expect to vote in favor of it in any talk to any

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i wonder if president feels a little like charlie brown in that famous scene with the football. his advisers tell him to come back up to the hill, they promise this time speaker pelosi won't pull it out from under him. but we'll find out today if she does the exact same thing. i agree with the house majority whip who said, i'm not sure the democrats have yet developed will to win in 2022. so as a lame duck speaker jets around the world on her fare well tour and puts together a multitrillion dollar bill in her office you have to wonder, how long until the rest of the democrats wake up. speaker pelosi has destroyed this institution and its ability to function on behalf of the american public. as more democrats tap out, republicans are ready to put america back on the field to turn our country around. and build a country that all can be proud of. with that, let me open it up for questions. yes, ma'am. reporter: is speak -- if speaker pelosi does bring this to the floor today on the bipartisan infrastructure proposal that passed the senate how many of your republican members do you

the fact that the democrats have been straight-up played by the republicans for years now, and charlie brown repeatedly in terms of two impeachments and all of the trump justices who strolled on to the supreme court? >> yeah, we really see this january six committee trying to learn the lesson of the four years in the trump administration, when investigations were simply delayed until it was basically impossible to bring them to some kind of satisfactory conclusion. they moved very quickly, you saw that quick vote on holding steve bannon in contempt, that sent a message to the other people that they have subpoenaed, the idea that they are going to testify, that is interesting and a way to get into the trump side of things when it comes to january six. so i think that it is encouraging those who want to learn more about what actually happened in the days leading up to january 6th during the insurrection. clearly they are concerned about not falling into the trump's that democratic oversight has fallen to previously with the trump administration. >> eugene, president biden kind of stuck his nec

i love that you use charlie brown as a verb earlier in the show. i can't get over that.i get the clothes. thank you for the question. thanks for bringing me here tonight. i sympathize a lot with what president biden is dealing with. we have all been dealing with a lot. delta kicked our butt, supply chains are twisted in knots. we are burned and flooded and rained on. it's been hard. and he is trying to push through this agenda and there has been some in-fighting and i expect that, but there is this faction of people. steve schmidt talked about this. i think of the folks who lied about covid. they lied about the election. they blocked the investigation into an insurrection and they are blocking this freedom to vote act. it's got the word freedom in it. the one thing that unites us all. we should focus on the freedom part and remind ourselves of what we're here to do in terms of self-governing. i think these people are desperate and they win only by cheating. they gerrymander and they cheat before the election. they stack the deck with people who won't count every vote and

"it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown" scheduled to air on 7:00 p.m.ow to stream on apple tv plus. >>> still ahead, congresswoman debbie dingell joins us on the heels of president biden's visit to her state. >>> as we go to break, a look at this date in history. in 1979, pope john paul ii was the first pope to be received in the white house by jimmy carter. >> for those of you who do not speak polish means, may god be praised. y this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant, it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high bl

it's the great pumpkin charlie brown is making its grand return to public television after one year.ut the classic special on its streaming platform. apple tv plus, after acquiring the rights to the peanuts from abc following public outcry. apple put the charlie brown thanksgiving and christmas specials on pbs and we'll do the same now for the great pumpkin. so mark, your calendars because the halloween special is going to return to pbs on october 24. but see what news nation is working on for tonight. >> alarming new details from the cia about what happened to dozens of spies that has counter intelligence officials questioning their recruitment tactics. tonight, a former cia officer weighs in. that's on balance. now, here's look at dan abrams live. thanks, lou. and tonight on dan abrams governor leads the state and his number 2 goes rogue her power trip with vaccines and the border crisis now her boss fires back on twitter. that's coming up tonight on dan abrams live. >> and you can find newsnation on the channels listed right here. just go to our website. kron 4 dot com to get deta

i grew up with charlie brown and that football. certainly, what i heard from the president and from the speaker the president and what he has crafted in the legislation, what we have had to reduce it to as a result of this slim majority in the senate. but what you are seeing here, even though the birthing pains are painful, is governing. this is democrats governing as republicans sit on their hands and a party really about anger and mean-spiritedness and disinformation. we are governing, we are investing in an historic way in our children and in our planet. there couldn't be more useful work to be doing. >> when congresswoman cori bush tells reporters she feels bamboozled, you see it differently, you feel differently? >> i don't know why she said that. i don't know what element of it made her people bamboozled. i am very encouraged by this framework. as i said, if we did just the infrastructure bill, that will be important, historic investment. but by doing every dollar above the infrastructure bill, that's transformational. you kn

so snoopy and charlie brown would likely approve of this new great pumpkin and pet. >> mix and matchnt. an animal shelter in arizona has pulling a plump pumpkins for your halloween fright. but in addition, you can also adopt a cute puppy in a 2 for one offering the shelter doing its pumpkin puppy fundraiser for the second year in a row after the pandemic shut down other fundraising options last year. some of the pups are even dressed in their own costumes. who would want to take a puppy home along with a pumpkin as well. all weekend long. the city of oakland is celebrating the anniversary of the founding of the black panther party for self-defense. it was 55 years ago this weekend that huey p newton and bobby seale founded the groundbreaking group that push for social justice racial and economic economical equality and much more events will be taking place all weekend long at the joyce gordon art gallery. the jeffrey ensor circle and bobby hutton park. we have a complete rundown of all of those events and times on our website at kron 4 dot com, a big party help being held today. for

i mean, are, we're charlie brown and, you know, lucy's got that book on. we're, we're ready to take another swipe out and she's going to pull it away. and the minute, you know, you see any softness in the goal side. on the gold price side, the starts get pounded, but it just get pounded and yeah, lawrence, markets are discounting mechanism right now they, they, they take all the information, they assimilated, they chew, they processes they develop, they create a price that price. dana tells us really looking forward, it's always forward looking what, what are these gold mining stocks? the price is telling us that $500.00 announce gold is in our future. there actually is about $1500.00 basically kind of discounted in about $1500.00 gold and, and you know, the guys in toronto all think that's going to occur. and if you look backwards, you know there's this, is this ryan's a little bit with 2011 to 2013 and people have long memories. they remember that time period, we got them to us. i mean, i lost so much money. it's ridiculous in that time frame. and yeah,

i mean, you know, we are, or we're charlie brown and, you know, lucy's got that on. we're, we're ready to take another swipe out and she's going to pull it away. and the minute, you know, you see any softness in the goal side, on the gold price side, this starts get pounded, but it just get pounded. and so, yeah, lawrence, markets are discounting mechanism right now they, they, they take all the information, they assimilated, they chew, they process it, they develop, they create a price that price break. dina tells us really looking forward. it's always forward looking what, what are these gold mining stocks, the price is telling us that $500.00 announce gold is in our future? no, actually it's about $5000.00, a good kind of discounted in about $1500.00 gold and, and you know, the guys in toronto all think that's going to occur. and if you look backwards, you know there's this, is this ryan's a little bit with 2011 to 2013 and people have long memories. they remember that time period, we got them to us. i mean, i lost so much money. it's ridiculous in that time frame

they are lucy pulling the football out from charlie brown on thanksgiving. every time you give them a chance they fumble and lie and your life gets worse. maybe we will see it in virginia, people will wake up to the reality. your life gets worse when you hand it to the left. >> sean: joe, i think newt is right. when every day life for every american costs this much more and the people that joe biden claims to have a great compassion for are getting hurt the most. that wakes people up to the fact his balances are not working. that's how you get an approval rating in the mid 30s like joe, right? >> this is the pain presidency. newt gingrich was great before. americans, republicans, independents and democrats all feel the pain on inflation at a 30 year high. gas prices up more than 40%. food meat and sea food double digits. that's why thanksgiving will be so expensive. the pain of feeling less safe with violent crime across the country. the pain of fentanyl and addiction. this is the most under-reported crisis this this country. it's nottine close. because of t

fauci, charlie brown who was rising again to child tl children if they can trigger innate treat or not it's a good time to reflect on why it's important to get vaccinated but go out there and enjoy halloween as well as the other holidays that will be coming up. >> i think he saw his shadow which means we have three months of holidays with small groups and random masking. >> laura: a white checks in with ouchi before deciding who can have fun? is there a single person in the country still waiting with baited breath for what tony says about any given occasion? on friday, you did share a bizarre video of kamala harris discussing space with children at the naval observatory, blue origin rockets don't go this far out into orbit. >> i just love the idea of exploring the unknown. i don't know what it is about those craters. >> the earth is like a spec. engineers who came up with the idea that if you build something that looks like that. dream with ambition, have big dreams. >> laura: painful. >> that completely impromptu video as part of a series called get serious with vice president harris.

border, pumpkin cappuccino has returned and an unwelcome seasonal classic is that, the great fauci, charlie brown, who is rising again to tell children whether they can trick or treat this year. >> if you vaccinated but if you're not vaccinated think about it. a good time to reflect on why it is important to get vaccinated but go out there and enjoy halloween and the other holidays that will be coming up. >> i think fauci saw his shadow which means we have 3 months of holidays with small groups and random masking. >> what parent checks in with fauci before deciding when your kids can have fun. with that parent, is there a single person in the country still waiting with baited breath for what he says about any occasion? on friday you did share a video of kamala harris discussing space with children at the naval observatory, blue origin rockets don't go this far into orbit. >> i love the idea of flying the unknown. don't know what it is about those craters. sears is a spec scientists and engineers came up with the idea that if you build something that looks like that - right? have big dreams. >> tu

. >> in this morning's gma hard halloween, the ghoulish gourds, of the elusive icon of charlie brown and linus is all hallows eve. but this year in some parts of the country, some pumpkins are proving hard to find. >> certain areas have had bad weathecoitions. >> experts say another -- a number of issues are to blame, of the pandemic, a lack of workers and shipping delays contributed to the smaller supply. some farms had to lay off workers are simply no longer around. we will have what you need to know to avoid this potential halloween scare coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> there's been a there's been'a in iphone production. apple may slash iphone 13's made this year. the problem is reportedly continued ship shortages because of pandemic supply chain issues. "quit again" -- -- -- -- -- -- - netflix's biggest launch ever. netflix says its success shows there is a global market for foreign-language productions. >> it gave us more confidence are global strategy is going towards the right direction. the great stories can come from anywhere and can be loved by anyone. kumasi: it is number one on

mcconnell is still going to charlie brown the democrats and there is no strategy for dealing with theity leader. how am i wrong? >> well, i think the first thing we have to do here is acknowledge a substantial failing of the mansion staff, were positioning him to be seen and have his reaction seen in that shot. typically, senate staff are a little bit more sophisticated than a big miss like that. secondly, you're not wrong as a democrat, we are called the eternal optimist and we believe in mitch mcconnell even when we have to be in a position, a lot of the time when progress is our and gradual biden or angry with a guy like dick durbin or chuck schumer, it's because we get upset with having to wait on them because of their faith in the institution of the senate. their faith and how senators are supposed to remain collegial and deal with each other on some degree of respect and on a level. it gets very frustrating because you know that mitch mcconnell and the republican party at large does not behave with the same level of procedural or actual integrity. so, to answer your question, ho

and there is a verb for what we are seeing and that is the charlie browning of the democratic party. cornell belcher, susan del percio, two friends of this broadcast with our thanks on this monday night. coming up after briefly being compared to the grinch. doctor fauci tries to set the record straight about holiday gathering this winter. instantly clear everyday congestion with vicks sinex saline. for fast drug free relief vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe and gentle relief for children's noses. >> the best way to assure they would be in good shape as we get into the winter would be to get more and more people vaccinated. that was misinterpreted as my saying, we cannot spend christmas without families. with this absolutely not the case. i encourage people particularly the vaccinated people who are protected to have a good normal christmas with their family. >> doctor fauci, who yesterday warned it's too soon to know how covid will impact holiday gatherings, forced into a little bit of damage control today. tonight, new infe

the democrats have routinely been charlie browned by the republicans for the past five years. >> the purpose of the committee is to do something dramatic. is to correct the record for history. but to portray exactly how horrific what happened on january 6th, and who was behind it. and to do it in a kind of a dramatic, factual way that will break through. and the bar is high here. because we had that happen already. we've had it happen during the senate impeachment trial. you remember how dramatic the playing of that video was on the floor of the senate. going minute by minute, what was happening on january 6th. so this committee needs to do something beyond that. and they have two advantages that the impeachment managers did not have. one is the ability to call witnesses. and the other is the ability to subpoena documents from the white house. that's why this battle over executive privilege is so important. to get at the documents that will show what was going on around the president on january 6th, while the riot was happening. and in the time leading up to that riot. and this is no

pulls the football away from charlie brown, with the president being charlie brown, and lucy being speakerelosi. that is on his twitter feed. also, chris murphy of connecticut saying this. "the build back better act is extraordinary and historic, taxing billionaires and millionaires so that people can afford childcare, health care, and rent, while saving the climate, too. let's get it done." let's hear from john, costa mesa, california, democrats line. caller: good morning, and thank you for c-span. let's send joe biden out into the world stage with more uncertainty. you know, there is a race for global dominance on the world stage. we are the number one economy. china is number two. we are the hardest working people on this planet, and you've got to take care of the old. you've got to take care of the young. when you do that, when you take the burden off of the workers of this country, we are able to get back to work. this plan would help us get back to work. the infrastructure. but you've got to get these impediments out of the way. folks don't need much help to lighten the burden on tho

they know full well natural immunity is a biological fact and charlie brown encyclopedia fact that a 3-year-old knows about. it's not about that. it's about taking from you every last competition to the power the state and that you are sovereign over your own body. >> will: here's a thought to lead with. if we say goodbye to 40% of the firefighters, 30 percent of those police officers, if we say goodbye to the service we pay for, why are we paying taxes? dan, i always love talking to you, i love to hear about your principal stand coming you and i will be talking more in the future. thank you. so people as pointed out are losing their jobs across the country because of this vaccine mandate, but this can't all be doom and gloom, you just heard about a principal stand, and there are signs of hope, there are people out there who are doing what dan called for who are using common sense and standing up. yesterday on this program we told you that southwest airlines will no longer place on vaccinated employees on paid leave coming out today in ohio hospital along with two high scl networks w

the stars were charlie brown and lucy.mes in the atlantic tonight by russell bu are rman, kids watching at home want to be writers, write like this. this is about the senate well this afternoon. quote, after vice president kamala harris vageled the vote closed the minority leader chuck schumer declared that his party's fight was far from over. that -- schumer invoked history to show you important he believed the cause to be. but no more news to announce, no next steps that would break the i am -- the impasse on the voting rights and manchin had nothing to say. and then after he was done, the senate moved to something else. it's fair to ask you, are democrats up to this? >> we have 50 votes. it's hard to do a lot had the of things you want to. now, since manchin was involved in this, i know he is supportive of voting rights and the only way to pass it is to carve out the filibuster. it's the simple math in the votes. it's horrible in the country. mike and i tried to convince people to vote for someone and now all of the pol

. >> snoopy and charlie brown would approve of this new great pumpkin and pet mix and match event. animal shelter in arizona has putting a plump pumpkins for your halloween. fright because you can also adopt a cute puppy us part of a 2 for one offering. the shelter is doing its pumpkin puppy fundraiser for a second year in a after the pandemic shut down other fundraising options last year. some of those pumps even dressed up in their own halloween costumes. all weekend long oakland is celebrating the and right anniversary of the black panther party for a 55 city 5 years ago. this weekend that huey p newton and bobby seale founded the ground big breaking group that push for social justice and economical equality and much more events taking place all weekend long at the joyce gordon art gallery, the jeffrey in sir circle and bobby harden park. you can find a complete list of events on our website at kron. 4 dot com. >> one last check of the forecast right now as we wrap up kron 4 news at 9 o'clock as we take a live look at san francisco international airport, not expecting flights to

the democrats have been charlie browned by the republicans at every turn for going on what? five-plus years. lay out for us what the committee can possibly do, can really do, real consequences beyond kind of vague threats and promises. >> the committee doesn't have that many options but one option that's available but that was not really in the available in the congress when i worked for the house is to refer over these witnesses to the department of justice to initiate criminal contempt proceedings. which is a whole different animal than enforcement in court through either civil contempt or an act by congress. let's just take a step back here because there's sort of two things going on in parallel. one is donald trump, an ordinary citizen of the united states, is intervening in an official proceeding and trying to influence others not to cooperate with an official proceeding. has obstruction of justice and because he is no longer the president when he did that when i worked for the house he had the patina of being the president of the united states and being able to invoke

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mcconnell is still going to charlie brown the democrats, and there's no strategy for dealing with thethink the first thing we have to do is acknowledge the substantial feeling of the manchin staff for positioning him to be seen and have his reaction seen in that shot. secondly, you're not wrong, but as the democrats, we're called to be eternal optimists, and believe in mcconnell even when we see -- we have to believe in the good faith of the other side and the constitutions of the senate. a lot of times when us are angry with joe biden or dick durbin or chuck schumer, it's because we get upset with having to wait on them because of their faith in the institutions of the senate. their faith in how senators are supposed to deal with each other, on the level. and we know that mcconnell and the republican party writ large does not behave with that level of integrity. so, in answer to your question, unfortunately you're not wrong. >> okay. michael, most republicans seem to be just fine with what happened on 1/6. and the august senator grassley is speaking at a trump rally in des moines, io

they feel like they're always charlie brown and lucy the football with taking it away at the last minuteey didn't win the election on those progressive items. joe biden won almost plays against those items in the democratic primary and in the general election could do they really expect these big things are going to happen with slim majorities. >> through believers on the left and right believe they have the voters behind them even if they don't they are right on the policy and eventually the voter will come around. but i don't think that they fully understand the fact that it was a very divided election, narrowly went their way. and the reason joe biden ended up as the nominee as even democratic voters didn't want the progressive choice. and we saw democrats deal with this, look, 10 years ago with obamacare. and they had large majorities then. they barely were able to pass it and it took them 10 plus years for the bill to finally get popular and people to like what was in it. and it's just a sort of thing where when you are so committed to a particular policy, you think that whatever th

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. >> the trees are stunning, do you have a backup line of charlie brown christmas trees i case you can'ty? what is your backup plan? >> it's funny, about six months ago we said if we can get our trees here what are we going to do and we looked into selling live trees again which we used to do so freshly cut trees we have on a website we called som of the suppliers inside we are sold out of trees through 2024. so we got ahead of it and we do have trees here. we don't necessarily we have reese or all the arguments we want to have that we do have th trees. we just may not have the exact she's a tree or height of tree or like type that you may want. >> keep us posted. good to see you again. by the way, in washington they could be working through the holidays which is fine because they're not going to have any holidays, right? it's that bad. >> neil: all right. well, if president biden had to say what he wants for christmas, it would probably be getting bolt infrastructure bills signed, sealed and delivered, at least in his hands so he could sign seal them and deliver them to the people but h

he's the charlie brown of presidents. tortiously wishy-washy. roosevelt tried packing the court, he failed spectacularly and biden is no fdr. as a practical matter it's not going to happen. you would need a constitutional amendment as you and i just said the term which is what that mission favors -- that's not going to happen. you would have to have two-thirds of the house and the senate and three quarters of the state ratifying him a zero chance. democrats would also have to blow up the filibuster in order to add justices to the court. that's not going to happen, even if they did that, they don't have the votes. that would have to have all democrats on board and they don't have it. most importantly, this is politically toxic. look at the polling data, consistently showing americans are vehemently opposed. the backlash, can you imagine it at the ballot box next year and beyond? would be enormous. as for the commission itself, pretty much a joke in my judgment. pretends to be bipartisan, staffed with people left of center come out right liberals.

when it was first written it was written by charles schultz, and its stars were chill charlie brown and lucy, it's been rewritten for modern times in the atlantic tonight, by rice olbermann. kids at home want to be writers right like this. this is about the senate well this afternoon. quote, after vice president kamala harris gaveled the vote close, majority leader chuck schumer declare that his party 's fight was far from over. he said the senate would soon call up the new voting rights act -- john lewis. a bill that is likely to meet the same fate as the freedom to vote act. schumer invoke senate history in a several war amendment -- to show how i important cause to be. but he had no more news to announce, no next apps that would break the impasse on voting rights. the voluble moment and had nothing to say, and when schumer finished his brief speech the senate moved on to something else. james, however it might be on this network i think it's time for this question to be fairly asked of you. are the democrats up to this? >> well, as long as you of the filibuster's, we have 50 votes. i

>> that is a good question, edward, kind of like lucy and charlie brown. we keep thinking we'll get to kick the football and they pull it out out of the way. it shows the weakness of president biden and the administration to even bring house democrats together, much less work in a bipartisan way. we could probably do a bipartisan infrastructure bill if they wanted to do one. obviously they want to pass the bill without going through a house t&i mark up. the largest infrastructure bill in history of the world and it will be done without going through the proper process in the house. edward: unbelievable. john, i want to ask you, if democrats are writing tax proposals in the middle of the night it seems. we see a tax on companies, stock buybacks, there is a minimum corporate tax of large companies of 15% in there. the ambiguous tax, punishing companies deemed to have shipped jobs and profits overseas. you're saying your people tax proposals are willy-nilly. what strikes your attention on this? what grabs your attention on this? >> that was the editorial page

it's actually the old charlie brown character pigpen. >> jimmy: you went in and you tried to make the fix the haircut? >> yes. can i give you half your money back and then i will perform a hairstyle on her because i do designs. >> designs in my head. i'm not a boy. i don't want no designs. if anything, provide me a wig. >> well, we tried to make her happy. we did her part. there was nothing we could do. >> jimmy: you had to miss work because o this? >> yes. i missed two days of work because of my hair. >> she was very upset. >> jimmy: because you were embarrassed about your hair. why are you suing for $1200 for a $100 haircut? >> because basically i have to provide wigs for my head and wigs are very expensive. >> jimmy: do you have receipts for those items? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes. may i see those? >> this one. >> guillermo: take your time. [ laughter ] >> there you are. >> jimmy: all right. thank you. all right. we've got a wig. $96.80. we've got $226 for -- what is this for? >> a wig. >> jimmy: another wig? >> yes. >> jimmy: how many wigs did you need? >> i need a few. i have to switc

you talk northern virginia, so even though this is close, is this like lucy in the football and charlie brown yanked away at the end? >> i don't -- i'm not sure about that. here's where i can agree with mo, certainly whether it's purple or light blue, we can agree it's not liberal -- but the problem for democrats is that the people who are most enthusiastic to vote, the people who actually still think biden is doing a good job, because only about 20% who strongly agree with that statement, those people aren't very prevalent in virginia, and that's their problem. there's only about 200,000 -- this is all dated geek stuff, but there's only about 200,000 swing voters left that will vote in virginia. that's a huge problem for terry mcauliffe, because when you look at the polling of early boats that have already been cast, there's not many left to go, and republicans will win on election day. we know for sure that that's going to happen. this is going to be close, but if you look at those numbers that you just showed there, bret -- and i don't like it that this always happens, but democrats usuall

then there is this, charlie brown may not see the great pumpkin this halloween.ons, shipping problems and in some areas a fungus. prices are jumping about 7% over last year. usually about a billion pumpkins are produced each year mainly in illinois, followed by california, indiana, michigan, and texas, dagen but not so much this year. could we be short on anything else at this point? my lord. back to you. dagen: i thought with that lead you're going to tell me that charlie brown had been canceled for some reason. cheryl: well, stand by. i'm sure that will happen. dagen: lucy, she was always not very nice. thank you, cheryl. white house press secretary jen psaki defending ron klain's twitter habits after the white house chief of staff claimed this week -- he retweeted a tweet from jason furman that said inflation was a problem for the rich. listen to this. >> why would ron klain word on tweetthat? would you agree, that's a little tone deaf. >> you think two tweets mean more. >> it's not the first time that ron klain's twitter has drawn criticism is that something

but following public outcry, apple decided to put the charlie brown thanksgiving and christmas specials so that halloween special will return to pbs on october 24th and a lot of people have. you know, you've got your plans and your traditions to watch things where you watch them. so it's good to have it back on pbs. you have to watch said last year was like good grief it's going to be nice out there today, but definitely bring a jacket if you're going to watch the blue angels. be sure to tune in with us at 02:00pm here for the blue angels. live show. thanks for joining us. i'm noelle bellow and i'm will tran. have a great day, everybody. go dodgers. - [announcer] the following solicitation for insurance is a paid advertisement for ehealth insurance services, inc. a non-government insurance agency offering plans for many different insurance companies. - the alphabet soup of medicare can be confusing. - you got part a part b part c part d i think there's a part e and f too. i'm not really sure. i can't remember. - well, wait a minute. isn't part a, a hospital? is part, a hospital? - i'm o

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special this december on apple tv plus for auld lang syne the special is set for new year's eve charlie brown to throw a big party. >> i love this >>> one more story >> adele she is back, at least on twitter. she sent out her first tweet in nine months replying to social media platforms, literally everyone with hiya babes heightened the speculation that adele might be putting a new album out. there were mysterious billboards out over the weekend with "30" all over the world a lot of people speculating this would be her title album it follows 19 to 21 and 25 those are records named after the age adele was when she made the records. but adele is 33 now. >> maybe it's when she wrote the record could it be that >> to be continued >> you got it all in >> have we mentioned that there's royalty here yeah, dave grohl royalty. two-time member of the rock and roll -- >> you might be thinking this is a book of all sex, drugs and rock and roll. this book has heart. it is fantastic on a lot of levels sorry to ruin your rep, rock yob star >> there's a line of people outside dying to be in the studio we'll

the ghoulish gourds, the elusive icon of charlie brown and linus' all hallows' eve. >> oh, great pumpkinin parts of the country, some pumpkins are proving hard to find. >> certain areas just have had bad years with crops. >> reporter: annette jackson, co-owner of the garden center here in topeka, kansas, says getting these gourds has been tough. >> this year compared to years past we felt fortunate to get these because there was a problem in other areas. >> reporter: pumpkins are big business. in 2020 farmers harvested more than a billion pounds of pumpkins in just six states and nearly half of americans surveyed plan to carve a pumpkin. in lafayette, california, marty martinez has been buying pumpkins for his nursery for 25 years telling kgo at the end of september, some prices were soaring. >> in some cases it's almost doubled. especially in the specialty white ones that are very hard to come by. >> reporter: experts say a number of issues are to blame. the pandemic, a lack of workers and shipping delays all contributing to the smaller supply this year and some farms that had to lay of

kids will have to go out this sunday wearing sheets with holes cut in them like charlie brown.host. >> you can hardly find christmas presents on the shelves for your kids. now, maybe that's a good thing because people aren't going to have enough money to buy christmas presents because they are spending so much money on gasoline and on food they grocery store this all goes back to the democrats failed economic policies. what are they doing now? they are simply trying to double down on them once again. steve: absolutely. we look at some empty shelves across the country there are sporadic outages of stuff because as ainsley was talking about the supply chain is not back to normal. yesterday, goldman sachs says we probably won't see the supply chain back to normal until the middle of next year that could explain this poll. is the american public, are you confident that joe biden is going to quick recovery. when he took office it was at 52%. as you can see he is now under water 44%. all of his numbers are under water. and that's one of the curious reasons why we were talking earlier

be a beautiful day to go ahead and shop for some class will come since the great pumpkin patch charlie browne tracks are bringing more attention to white sands national park in some new mexico. >> the tracks are changing when scientists think people came to north america. george knapp explains. >> footprints left in mud. and what is now white sands national park have caused a stir in scientific circles. the prints nicknamed ghost tracks are an estimated 23,000 years old, meaning people were in north america much earlier than previously thought. the ghost prints are the latest in a string of discoveries that are pushed back the estimates of when and how people arrived in the americas this ancient mummy found in a desert cave in the great basin sat in a museum's storage room for half a century before carbon dating revealed it to be the oldest human remains found on the continent. 5,000 years older than the mummies of ancient egypt spirit cave man as he was known set off heated debates about whether science should do further testing or return the remains to indigenous tribes. we don't believe d

he won because the black and brown voters, as charlie said, thought he would stabilize the country, that he would be able to compromise and work with republicans and pull his party together and the country together as well because in order to get 82 million people when you have african americans -- hang on. when you have 82 million people voting for a president, most of the people who voted for him are, quite frankly, white americans, although black and brown people pushed him over -- >> yeah, let's back up a little bit. we are forgetting where we were just last summer. in 2020 people didn't take to the streets. we were all there. we witnessed them taking to the streets. we didn't take to the streets and then vote in outrageous numbers in the middle of a pandemic for something less than transformative. so i'm talking about justice issues, i don't necessarily thinking we are saying different things here. what i am saying though is that you have to deliver on your promises. whether or not those promises were to -- somebody in south bend, indiana or somebody in atlanta, georgia, the preside