thanks for watching the issue >> chris: i'm chris wallace. congress steps back from the financial bank, but the crisis isn't over, just postponed. ♪ ♪ >> the motion is agreed to. >> the two parties compromised on a plan to save the u.s. from default, but senate republicans blast their leader over bailing out democrats on the , accusing mitch mcconnell of caving. >> i don't understand why we are folding at the end, this is complete capitulation. >> chris: we will discuss what the plan is now with the number two republican in the house, congressman steve scalise. and the victory is overshadowed by disappointing jobs numbers. >> we are making consistent

himself, is playing the middle road hoping that divisions do not become permanent, also telling chris wallace"fox news sunday" these bills may become one in a sense. chris: would you agree that at this point both the moderates in the democratic party have a veto over the spending bill, in effect, and the progressives in the party have a veto over the infrastructure bill? >> well, their future may be intertwined a little bit. we don't necessarily agree that it is, that they're mutually exclusive. >> reporter: mike, a couple of things to watch over the next couple weeks, the debt limit ceiling. we'll see if the united states hits its limit. that happens on october 19th. also government funding, that runs out december 3rd if congress does not vote and agree, we're talking about agreeing to extend this funding for the government to stay open. mike? mike: david spunt live on the north lawn, thanks very much. for more on how the spending debate's playing out on capitol hill, we are joined on the phone by iowa republican senator, member of the senate budget and finance committees chuck grassley. sen

have an awesome day. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. e way we fight covid-19 in the u.s. ♪ >> if you're eligible for a booster, go ahead and get your booster. chris: the fda approves booster shots and guns the approval process -- begins the approval process to vaccinate those under 12. we speak with rochelle walensky about the push to get more shots into arms. the white house scrambles to put together a scaled back social spending plan and break the

he said, i don't have a near-term -- >> sandra: bring back chris wallace here. ith jen psaki and peter doocy, obviously he was pressing her on the president's own words maybe i should go down there to the border. >> chris: he said, i've already been there. >> sandra: that, too, yes. >> chris: appears questionable. somebody who spent six years in the white house, my immediate reaction, two people at the top of their game. peter doocy, this is a compliment. he's become the sam donaldson of this white house press corps and i was working in the press corps when he was there, and jen psaki is one of the best press secretaries ever, i don't know if anything was accomplished, they both gave and got pretty good. >> john: i think they appreciate sparring with each other. fox news sunday, what is coming up? >> chris: talking about the budget and whether or not they will get this deal. we'll be talking because it is all among democrats to moderate democratic senator mark warner, progressive democratic congressman ro khanna, maybe we'll have a deal or framework or framework

just a reminder that if you have a question for chris wallace, please submit those in the chat. chris, welcome and let me invite you to take a few minutes and make some opening comments so we can get into a discussion about the book and i will then ask questions and ask on behalf of the viewers questions that they've raised. so, please. >> thank you and thanks to all of you for watching. this is my second time speaking at the commonwealth club and while i'm delighted it's my second time speaking virtually since i did last year with my first book and i was promising today whether that means you owe me two trips to san francisco or i owe you two trips to san francisco but in any case i hope someday we can do this face to face. i've always wanted to attend and let alone to participate in a commonwealth club greeting so i am delighted to be here today. i thought i would just talk to you briefly about bin laden, set the stage and then we will talk for the better part of an hour. whether i wrote my first book and spoke to the club last year, i have a better sense now because of the rea

have an awesome day. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. chris: the two parties compromise on a plan to save the u.s. from default but senate republicans blast their leader over bailing out democrats on the debt limit, accusing mitch mcconnell of cabbing. >> i don't understand why we're folding at the end. chris: we'll discuss what the gop plan is now with the number two republican in the house, congressman steve scalise, and the democratic

chris wallace wouldn't let him answer the question. he said, well, that's not pertinent. i think it's pertinent. well, it's a question he asked. as far as taiwan's concern, we had an understanding. we talked a long and hard. pretty tough talk. they never did a thing on taiwan. taiwan. all of a sudden, they are flying 35, 40 bombers at a time over taiwan. they have their eyes on taiwan. they never did that with me. we never had any problem with taiwan. it was never a subject in the news. people thought maybe someday it might be, but not during my watch.h. the president understood that. we'd a very good relationship until the china virus flowed in. what's it flowed in, you know. >> sean: by the way, -- >> mr. trump: by the way, sean, hundreds of billions of dollars from china came into the united states that i instituted between taxes, tariffs, and other things. we gave $28 billion to our farmers because they didn'thi treat our farmers right. you know that. i gave 28 billion, we had hundreds of billions of dollars left over that went into our treasury. we never took in $0.1

let's bring in chris wallace, anchor of fox news sunday. >> chris: good to be with you, guys. >> mike by hour, pelosi is not likely to put a bill on the floor until she's convinced she has votess your arkinal sis of where things stand right now? >> chris: i don't think she will get the votes at this point, if she had the votes she would have had it last night and not put it off until today. the key is if they can work out a deal. it is not between house democrats, it is between house and senate democrats. what they want to do is get an agreement from joe manchin and cinema, who is not even in washington, she's in phoenix right now. so much for having a vote on that in the senate to get them to agree to a certain number, in the talk now well south of 3.5 trillion, a ton of money, $2 trillion or somewhere between 1.5 and 2.1 trillion and hope if they get that framework on top line number that would be enough for progressivess they will take that in good faith and vote for the bipartisan infrastructure bill f. they are demanding there are a legislative bill passed in the senate first, we

the "fox news sunday" host chris wallace joins us now, great to see you this friday and get your thoughts mcauliffe by eight points, that's a pretty comfortable lead if it holds, how do you see things this tuesday? >> this race is a curious one, that's a 13-point swing in a couple of weeks, there is a new poll out today that shows mcauliffe leading by 1, so i don't know if we will have any real confidence on this until people go over the poles once on tuesday, clearly youngkin has more momentum and enthusiasm when you even in the fox poll if you say all registered voters it's a dead heat, but when it comes to likely voters, the pick and by the eight-point margin, so it does seem the republicans have been more excited, and that translates into going out to the polls, and then democrats are, and has really gotten a hold of this issue of parents involvement in schools, that has become a very hot issue in virginia and youngkin has a big lead over that, what is particularly important about that is that you see not only in virginia, but a lot of states that syrup urban voters especially suburba

chris wallace is standing by. >> trace: first jacqui heinrich is live on the north lawn.obs report as -- even though it was a far cry from numbers expected. he outlined mitigating factors, pointing out data comes from september when covid cases were higher, used that to make the case vaccines are necessary and touted bright spot unemployment fell below 5% for first time since march of 2020. >> president biden: we've seen drop of unemployed, largest three-month fall in unemployment since we started keeping records in 1948. more to do, but great progress and working americans are seeing paychecks go up, as well. >> jacqui: president say it supports investments saying the roads and bridges build and developing modern economy, being competitive with chien a. he says spending on early childhood education will put america in line. president biden woed every priority of his administration into the remarks. >> president biden: the work of our time is to prepare ourselves for it to be competitive to win fast-changing 21st century global economy. that is why i propose two critical

and chris wallace has an exclusive interview with republican rick scott of florida on "fox news sunday alec baldwin speaking out, what he had to say coming up. ♪ ♪ but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. because we believe everybody deserves a chance. see what scholarships you may qualify for at phoenix.edu in business, setbacks change everything. see so get comcastips y business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. mike: president biden wrapping up hiso rome after a series o

have an awesome day. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace. ogress on the vaccine front could change the way we fight covid-19 in the u.s. ♪ >> if you're eligible for a booster, go ahead and get your booster. chris: the fda approves booster shots and guns the approval process -- begins the approval process to vaccinate those under 12. we speak with rochelle walensky about the push to get more shots into arms. the white house scrambles to put together a scaled back social spending plan and break the gridlock among democrats. >> the bills are not about left versus right or of moderate versus progressive. chris: the president working on concessions to keep his divided party at the table and get a stalled domestic agenda through congress. >> negotiations are ongoing. >> we're getting to a compromise and i'm hopeful by the end of next week. chris: we'll talk with progressive congressman, ro khanna, a key democrat working with the white house to bridge the divide. plus, in virginia, the race for governor growing tighter and drawing national attention

anthony fauci spoke with chris wallace of fox news about police officers who are pushing back against vaccine mandates. >> think about the implications of not getting vaccinated when you're in a position where you have a responsible job and you want to protect yourself, because you need it at your job, whether you're a police officer or a pilot or any other of those kinds of occupations >> dr. anthony fauci did have some good news about the holidays, say thing's no reason the fully vaccinated can't enjoy the holidays in a family way >>> former president bill clinton has been released from the hospital following treatment for a urinary tract infection that spread to his blood in infe infection. >> when older individuals develop those infections, they can very quickly become life threatening. >> doctors at uc irvine health says his fever and white blood cell focount has normalized he had been in california to attend a clinton foundation event last thursday, but got sick last tuesday. the former president has had multiple operations at new york presbyterian hospital. he's since become a

thank you for chris: i'm chris wallace. over. just postponed. >> the motion is agreed to. chris: the two parties compromise on a plan to save the u.s. from default but senate republicans blast their leader over bailing out democrats on the debt limit, accusing mitch mcconnell of cabbing. >> i don't understand why we're folding at the end. chris: we'll discuss what the gop plan is now with the number two republican in the house, congressman steve scalise, and

we will also have the latest on capitol hill spending battle tomorrow on "fox news sunday" chris wallacesenator chris coons, that is tomorrow 2:00 p.m. on fox news channel. that is how "fox report" on this saturday october 9 october 2021, in the 26 year, i am jon scott, thank you very much for watching, we will see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello america imr club then this is life liberty and love then to great guest tonight expert on communist china i want to ask him about the phone calls to the communist party military, it's actually millie diffuse something or in crated

chris wallace with analysis in a moment.ry late night last night. chad, good morning. where are we? >> good morning, bill. democrats are slightly closer today to an agreement on the social spending plan. it was a lengthy night of negotiations at the capitol. if there is a deal, that likely unlocks votes in the house to pass the infrastructure bill. but even though the focus is on the house, the problem is the senate. >> any suggestion for when you might see a deal here? >> we're working as hard as we can. no one is giving up. >> the light atop the capitol dome burned all night. the house was technically still in session. just like cher, congress can turn back time. it's still thursday. nancy pelosi left the capitol at 12:01 this morning. >> speaker pelosi. after hours of meetings, the two sides seem trillions of dollars apart. how do you break this down? >> how disappointed are you there is no vote tonight, madam speaker? >> there will be a vote today. >> so a vote on infrastructure could come today or tomorrow or whenever.

because that i want to get their message out to the fox viewers, it has been a great chris: i'm chris wallaces to end a fight between the moderate and progressive wings of his party. that threatens to derail his domestic agenda. >> we need to get the reconciliation bill. >> for them to get this, elect more liberals. >> doesn't matter if it's in six minutes, six days or six weeks, we're going to get it done. chris: the president pledging to bridge the divide between centrists who want to vote now on a bipartisan infrastructure bill, and progressives, who want to wait for agreement on a sweeping plan to reshape the nation's social safety

chris: i'm chris wallace.ne mandates as the white house calls on pediatricians to help. ahead of the rollout for kids. ♪ >> parents are going to go and ask their doctor questions, ask their pediatrician questions, better understand the safety, efficacy of the vaccine. chris: an fda panel considers authorizing more boosters for higher risk people. we'll discuss where things stand on all three vaccines and ask the president's chief medical advisor, dr. anthony fauci, what it's going to take to g

why isn't fox news swungd chris wallace covering this incredible claim right now? >> sorry.ughter] dan: cracking me up -- it is so -- what should i do derchghtly michael? what should you do differently to find a new line of work if you want to know werewolf and no would be complete without zombies they are the best you probably seen them in hit series of the walking dead. ♪ ♪ >> what about these zombies? [cheering] [laughter] dan: what's the difference, right? both mindless, i mean, what is the difference can't have a house of horrors without goats things that once were and are no more. sadly, hear how it go. hero police officer who were no longer around because they've been fired over vaccine mandates or they've been defunded. frightening stuff. of course in biden house of horrors you'll need skeletons to scare people and throw a good skeleton and skeletons and closets and stuff what about this guy? [laughter] let's just -- let's just family friendly show so -- leave that one right there. you can't have a house of horrors without a creepy clown either. a creepy clown -- so

chris wallace, thank you very much. >> bill: nice to see you. see you on sunday. ws sunday" check out chris's exclusive interview with pete buttigieg secretary of transportation. they have a lot of things to talk about. supply chain crisis, haggling over infrastructure. he will be with chris on sunday. pentagon officials expressing concerns over china's military capabilities. >> julie: illegal immigrants could be getting a hefty payday courtesy of president biden. >> you will pay people half a million dollars who broke the law at the same time the biden administration is getting ready to raise taxes on the hard working families of this country. it makes absolutely no sense. veteran homeowners, mortgage rates have dropped to near record lows. with home values at all time highs, now is the best time ever to use your va benefits to turn your home equity into cash. newday usa lets you borrow 100% of your home's value and take out $50,000 or more for security today or retirement tomorrow. get the cash and peace of mind every veteran family deserves. so make the call. do

power has revealed who mccarthy is and even scalise when he was on chris wallace's program to state the fact that the election was not stolen. it revealed a lot about bill barr and a lot frankly on the very inspiring and positive side like maria yanovich. everyone is entitled to their own facts and the idea that he can step foot in the speaker's office is terrifying in life. >> tell us about the idea if republicans win, control the house back in the next election next year. kevin mccarthy becomes speaker, what does it mean for the country in the next two years of the biden's presidency? >> it means a couple of things. one, people speculated. could donald trump be the speaker because you don't need to be in congress. the reality is he would not need to be the speaker. essentially kevin mccarthy would do anything donald trump told him to do. i think that's all too apparent. and, one of the most profound indications of that is what took place after that insurrection. for a moment you can see kevin mccarthy putting his finger to the wind and sensing the direction of the wind was running aga

so you have to work things out. >> dana: let's bring in chris wallace host of "fox news sunday".nt this week trying to get a deal done. some democrats are very frustrated with the president and feel like they haven't pushed hard enough and looks like they'll have to take a haircut on all the different issues they wanted to get passed. kyrsten sinema said no to higher tax rates. senator manchin is fighting with bernie sanders but they project this confidence. how do you see it, chris? >> well, they aren't going to have a deal this weekend or even a framework this weekend and i doubt they will next week. self-imposed deadline of october 31. i think they are making progress on the spending side of this. they've come down from 3 1/2 trillion to closer to 2 trillion. still an enormous amount of money but less and there seems to be growing consensus that things they will have to eliminate entirely like the community colleges, free community college and things they will cut back like child tax credit from 8 or 10 years to 1 or 2 years. a lot of people don't like it but seem to be accept

the senior adviser to president biden was on with chris wallace this morning, and they talked about theseans the democrats are putting forward and how you pay for them. it was an interesting exchange. listen. chris: you could make the argument if you pay for it, that you add zero to the debt, but that doesn't mean that it costs zero. i mean, the fact that you're raising people's taxes is a cost. >> well, we're also reducing taxes in this piece of legislation. it's a -- 50 million americans are going to get a tax cut in this -- chris: but if you pay for it, but net-net, if it's a $2 trillion spending plan, net-net it'd cost $2 trillion. >> well, not necessarily sure about that, chris. and that's why we will make sure that all of the democrats are involved in how we shape it. jon: in washington, can you propose $2 trillion and say -- and have somebody say or well, it's not going to cost $2 trillion. >> only if you're in the white house these days. if you put $2 trillion into the economy, you heat up inflation, and when you heat up inflation, working moms and dads all across this country are

. >> stephen: you're a journalist you and chris wallace are the two closest things we've got to journalismause ). i know, you can't say a thing. you can't say a thing. >> there are many other journalists. >> stephen: what? >> many other journalists will at fox. 25 years. >> stephen: this friday is 25 years. so congratulations to some of you over there. ( laughter ) but here's the thing-- i do respect you, and i watch your show, and i get informed. can you have opinions about something, or do you have to be absolutely straight down the over there puts their opinions on their sleeves. and i don't see that from you. >> yeah, so i'm trying, in that hour, to be as straight as i can, but i'm not a robot. i have feelings about things. i just try not to get emotional about different topics and make sure each side gets a say on the show. >> stephen: like a lot of national reporters, you started out in local news stations. i recently found out you have history in south carolina. >> yes! >> stephen: you were a local news reporter-- where in south carolina? >> eye little station wald wjwj, in by ford,

pete buttigieg in florida, republican senator rick scott will be guest on "fox news sunday" with chris wallacenviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" is still hosted by brian kilmeade. it starts right now. >> brian: your mission now have a great weekend. >> bret: have a good show. >> brian: good evening, everyone, and welcome to "fox news primetime." let me tell you what's coming up on this show we have stephen miller here wind that big story about 450,000 that you just saw bret's panel talk about to separated families. are you kidding me? more than 9/11 families? jonathan turley is going to review with us what marc elias and terry mcauliffe's camp. $60,000 they wanted to kill the story. jonathan turley wha

i mean i would -- it's possible that trump wasn't even happy with steve scalise's reaction to chris wallaceh. all he talked about were the laws of the state, never mind how many people actually voted. but donald trump will keep his thumb on the republican party through at least 2022. i don't think he'll announce he's running before then, but he will certainly keep things locked up, and if you don't bend the knee to trump, you don't get his support, and, in fact, you get his vengeance. >> susan, you hinted at my next question. you're plugged in to a lot of circles. what's your sense in terms of what you're hearing right now in terms of how likely a candidacy is in 2024? is this going to happen? >> there's two schools of thought, jonathan. many say he wants to keep acting as if he's running for office because he keeps raising maunld keeps him in the spotlight. he got a taste of the boy every and may want to run. i also will add another choice to it that it'sal possible that he's holding out that he's running for reelection as a possible chip to hold out whether it be by new york or anyone loo

it is my pleasure to introduce chris wallace fox news sunday anchor and author of the book count down laden. the untold story of the 247 day hunt to bring the mastermind of 911 to justice. chris joined fox news in 2003 and became the first journalist from the network to moderate a general election presidential debate in 2016. through his 50 plus years in broadcasting, chris has won every prominent news award including three mas, the peabody award, and the national press foundations award for broadcast journalism. just a reminder that if you have a question for corso wallace, please submit those in the chat. chris, welcome and let me invite you to take a few minutes to make some opening comments so we can get into a discussion about the book. i will then asked some questions and then i will ask on behalf of our viewers questions that they raise. so please pray. >> thank you and thank all of you for watching. this is my second time speaking to the commonwealth club. while i'm delighted to speak to you with my second time speaking to virtually since i did last year with my first book. i

chris wallace, thanks for joining us today and your reflections on the life of colin powell and his contribution to america. >> like a lot of people, when i saw it come across email today that colin powell was dead, i had a gasp. i had he was one of those timeless figures i heard dana earlier say a giant. you just didn't think of as passing from the scene. i first got to know him when he was a deputy national security advisor in the reagan white house. i have been thinking back over the many memories i have of him really for almost 40 years now and i think the highlight as were touched on. the highlight of his career when he was chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in early 1990s, 1991, and headed the military operation along with secretary of defense cheney to push saddam hussein out of kuwait and back into iraq. he along with cheney and george h.w. bush built up this huge international coalition and began it with a month's long air war that just pounded iraqi forces and eventually then launched that left hook a ground invasion against into kuwait against the iraqis. and forced them back. it w

. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace.lls on pediatricians to help. ahead of the rollout for kids. ♪ >> parents are going to go and ask their doctor questions, ask their pediatrician questions, better understand the safety, efficacy of the vaccine. chris: an fda panel considers authorizing more boosters for higher risk people. we'll discuss where things stand on all three vaccines and ask the president's chief medical advisor, dr. anthony fauci, what it's going to take to get

thanks for watching the issue as i'm alex michael, >> chris: i'm chris wallace. more fights for vaccine mandates. as the white house calls on pediatricians to help. ahead of the rollout for the kids. regional musical >> are going to want to ask their pediatrician questions and better understande safety, the efficacy of the vaccine. >> chris: and fda panel considers authorizing more boosters for a higher risk people. we will discuss where things stand on all three vaccines and ask the president and chief medical advisor, dr. anthony fauci, what it's going to take to get covid-19 behind us. then come the bite administration struggles to address shipping, late labor issues. we will as top economists, mohamed el-erian, what the disruptions could mean for your bottom line. plus, january 6 commissioned moves to hold it donald trump's one time political top gun in contempt for defying a subpoena. we bless up and the later showdown in the investigation and the assault on the capital. our power player of the week, pat robertson, on stepping down from the 700 club. >> afte

he joked about it after with chris wallace. >> maybe chuck schumer is the president.s one of the things we'll find out here. what's happened even within the democratic party. the disconnection with the american people are so severe. they are oef in the bubble trying to play indicate the left and thought they would move along and american people would be steam rolled. that hasn't happened. they're probably really shocked at the poll numbers. they are looking probably at the swing states. we see that. we know that terry mccauliffe didn't want to campaign with joe biden. that is kind of a toxic attachment. so there is an awareness locally and nationally that what has happened here has been a mistake and now they are trying to retreat. but clearly it has been such a massive mistake it is part of what it is they've embraced completely and i don't think they can walk away from it. >> harris: republicans seemed perched. former president trump was recently in iowa. >> yeah. that was a lot of fun, a lot of great feedback for him. it certainly has made a lot of people very nerv

the cdc director will be with chris wallace. i will be there as well on the panel."to rescue the republic use ewe his sis s. grant crisis of 1876. it is available wherever you buy books. i have an event in dallas tonight. then i'm back to d.c. starting all next week. my thanks to the crews and staff in new york, los angeles and here in dallas for hosting me over the past two weeks. it's been a good ride. thank you very much, everybody. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this special "fox news primetime" hosted by will cain who is right down the road and we did not meet up for that drink but i owe you one, will, it starts right now. >> i will take you up on that. i had a very important eighth grade football game rain check on the drink. >> bret: all right. >> will: take care, bret. i'm will cain. and tonight we start in baltimore, which was the scene of cnn's newest hit show, the mystery of the missing podium. despite the efforts of the brightest minds in television, the likes of don lemon and jeffrey tuben, the podium was never found. what

now, fema administrator dn chris wallace on efforts after hurricane ida on this house oversight and reform committee, several lawmakers questioned her about climate change and its impact on response efforts. this is just over two hours and 10 minutes. the committee will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. i recognize myself an opening statement. the committee is holding this hearing to address the growing crisis posed by natural disasters and extreme weather events driven by climate change. between august 20 ninth and september 1, hurricane ida devastated the u.s. from the louisiana coast to new jersey and my home state of new york. this hurricane resulted in over 100 deaths, including 13 in new york city. new york and new jersey, more than 1000 miles from

chris wallace did that with congressman steve scalise, three times he asked, didn't get a direct answerear is there's a formula that tries to tiny republican to the capitol riot. >> well, and i think that, theirin lies the distinction. you can't tie every republican to what happened on january sixth. howie: exactly. >> what you can tie a republican to is whether or not they agree with the president's line of thinking, it has no evidence to back it that the election was sto stolen from hid there was massive voter fraud taking place. so when republicans attach to that line, whether they want more audits in their state or they're saying there's a pro with our current election system as it is, all of those speak to the fact that you're trying to weaken our democracy and therein lies the imbalance. howie: let me come back to the lead story, that is of course facebook, robby, looking at the blitz over whistleblower frances haugen, how fairly can the media report on social media such as the seemingly all powerful facebook? >> they can't. and this is something people really have to keep in mind

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. president biden try stand a fight between moderate and progressive wings of his party. >> we need to get this reconciliation bill. >> there is more liberal spirit >> it doesn't matter if it's in 6 minutes, six days, or six weeks. we are going to get it done. >> the present pledging to builder to provide and progressives who want to wait on a sweeping plan to read to reshape the safety net. we will talk with white house senior executive cedric richmond and asked congressman ro khanna about the president's call to go with a price tag through plus get reaction from the number three republican and the senate, john barrasso. only on "fox news sunday." then we will ask our sunday panel about joe biden's presidency at a crossroads. our power players of the week. the team working round the clock to ensure no service member is left behind. all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. this was supposed to be the weak house kevin kratz passed the bipartisan infras

thank you for chris: i'm chris wallace. congress steps back from the financial brink, but the crisis isn't over. just postponed. >> the motion is agreed to. chris: the two parties compromise on a plan to save the u.s. from default but senate republicans blast their leader over bailing out democrats on the debt limit, accusing mitch mcconnell of cabbing. >> i don't understand why we're folding at the end. chris: we'll discuss what the gop plan is now with the number two republican in the house, congressman steve scalise, and the democratic victory is overshadowed by disappointing jobs numbers. >> maybe it doesn't seem fast enough. we're making consistent, steady progress, though. chris: while in congress, democrats continue to fight over the president's domestic agenda. we'll ask senator chris kuhns on chances for party unity on the legislative to do list. the president's poll numbers hit a new low in the wake of crises at the border, in afghanistan, and a slowing economic recovery. we'll ask our sunday panel if joe biden wil

chris wallace hairs from the news division, where factual news judgment is supposed to take precedencer one's own political and personal suspect. >> jen psaki is one of the best press secretaries. over >> fox news often says it's ports of propriety of perspectives, five-day earlier tucker carlson and nothing but insults for sake. >> here's this little grouchy flak, today almost impossible to think this person is real. >> so which is it for? psaki best ever? or grouchy little flak. there's similar confusion over their stance on climate change. fox is rolling out a new weather channel, which says it's taking the claim issue, seriously. hard left and pr reported there's a disconnect between what the fox hosts often report about man made climate change, versus how the murdoch's run the company. >> the important thing to realize about murdoch's media empire, is that, they not only acknowledge climate change, and a corporate level, but they really seen as industry leaders, >> former president donald trump attacking facts over the, weekend objecting to a critical and run by the news channel,

chris: i'm chris wallace. president biden tries to end a fight between the moderate and progressive wings of his party. that threatens to derail his domestic agenda. >> we need to get the reconciliation bill. >> for them to get this, elect more liberals. >> doesn't matter if it's in six minutes, six days or six weeks, we're going to get it done. chris: the president pledging to bridge the divide between centrists who want to vote now on a bipartisan infrastructure bill, and progressives, who want to wait for agreement on a sweeping plan to reshape the nation's social safety net. this hour, we'll faulk with -- h cedric richmond and ask ro khanna about the president's call to lower the price tag. plus, get reaction from the number three republican in the senate, john barrasso, only on fox news sunday. then, we'll ask our sunday panel about joe biden's presidency at a crossroads. and our power players of the week, the teamworking around the clock to ensure no service member is left behind, all right now on fox ne

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pete buttigieg in florida, republican senator rick scott will be guest on "fox news sunday" with chris wallace this weekend. so check your local listings for that thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" is still hosted by brian kilmeade. it starts right now. >> brian: your mission now have a great weekend. >> bret: have a good show. >> brian: good evening, everyone, and welcome to "fox news primetime." let me tell you what's coming up on this show we have stephen miller here wind that big story about 450,000 that you just saw bret's panel talk about to separated families. are you kidding me? more than 9/11 families? jonathan turley is going to review with us what marc elias and terry mcauliffe's camp. $60,000 they wanted to kill the story. jonathan turley what elias can do christopher steele family. steve hilton wants to talk about what joe biden is doing overseas. how his trip may go. james murray what he looks like without a shirt on. impractical joker take his shirt off all depends if we get

. ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace.ore fights over of vaccine mandates as the white house calls on pediatricians to help. ahead of the rollout for kids. ♪ >> parents are going to go and ask their doctor questions, ask their pediatrician questions, better understand the safety, efficacy of the vaccine. chris: an fda panel considers authorizing more boosters for higher risk people. we'll discuss where things stand on all three vaccines and ask the president's chief medical advisor, dr. anthony fauci, what it's going to take to get covid-19 behind us. then, the biden administration struggles to address shipping, labor and warehouse issues, causing empty shelves and higher prices ahead of the holiday season. we'll ask what the disruptions could mean for your bottom line. plus, the january 6th commission moves to hold donald trump's one-time political top gun in criminal contempt for he defying a subpoena. we'll ask our sunday panel about the latest showdown in the investigation into the assault on the capitol. and our power

. >> and if i could just add, look at how steve scalise answered that question from chris wallace, or refused to answer it. citing the constitution. what state legislatures did during covid was try to make it easier for people to vote. that was what they were doing. and 60 courts said that is what they were doing. and it was fine. and it was legal. so you'll have to ask yourself the question, whether this is going to become the excuse, which is, aha, the constitution, they didn't follow the constitution. what they were doing was trying to allow people to vote in a pandemic, which is very democratic if you ask me. >> gloria borger and olivia troy, we appreciate talking to you. thank you. >>> okay, now to coronavirus. and in the past few weeks covid cases and hospitalizations and deaths have all gone down. so are we out of the woods? former fda commissioner scott gottlieb will be here to answer that and much more. >> and airline passengers are stranded after southwest airlines canceled thousands of flights. the airline is trying to blame air traffic control problems but the faa is pushi