dagen: good morning, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell. it's wednesday october 13th, top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. the damage of inflation to your way of layoff. you're paying more for everything from gasoline, to groceries and the supply chain crisis leaving store shelves bare. yet the white house says president biden has been working on this problem since he took office, all year. we will get an updated look at inflation with the september consumer price index out at 8:3. look at markets. features are heading higher ahead of the report. the biggest mover the nasdaq 100 futures at the moment. we are also standing by for the start of third-quarter earning season. jp morgan among the heavy hitters reporting this morning. this after all three major market gauges finished in the red yesterday. take a look, triple digit loss for the dow. soaring energy costs also helping drive inflation fears, european marks this day also mixed. we have a loss on the ftse 100 in england and in asia overnight markets also mixed. losses in hong kong and japa

dagen: yeah.day before your marriage and your family and everything, what -- what is a must have in a plus one? >> the dark ages before i got married. [laughter] james: i can't even remember, who cares about that awful time. but the sole blind date to a wedding date, i think this may be a plot to romantic comedy. they haven't already made this story, maybe julia roberts was in a movie like that or wedding crash sequel, there's definitely a lot of potential here. dagen: rather than a rom-com, a horror movie. >> so many ways to market it. dagen: we are watching your money. the word on wall street next. ♪ ♪ ♪ plans we can build on our own, or with help from a financial consultant? like schwab does. uhhh... could we adjust our plan... ...yeah, like if we buy a new house? mmmm... and our son just started working. oh! do you offer a complimentary retirement plan for him? . . . look forward to planning with schwab. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all sh

dagen.end president biden bleed pleading for his -- pleading for his party to come together. >> we need to stay together and bound by the values that we hold as a party. here's the deal. we won 2020 as a unified party. and we look to 2022 as we do that we need to stay unified. cheryl: well, democrats remain divided on the size and scope of the spending agenda. moderate senator kyrsten sinema, an outspoken critic of the president's $3.5 trillion price has been harassed by liberal activists and will likely be targeted again today while she is running the boston marathon. all of this as a new poll out by cbs news shows 10% of americans actually know what is in the president's plan. well, panama officials say more than 91,000 migrants have traveled through the dari of on gap so far this year. that total triples the previous record of 30,000 back in 2016. the dangerous path is between panama and colombia. it is controlled by gangs. more than half of the migrant group are haitians hoping to reach

>> yeah, dagen.ant to emphasize everything that victor said and release could come based on what you talked about. the movement into more wind and solar and getting more trains than just the general logistic system in the country, getting up and running is going to be super important. but i think one of the things that the world has forgotten is that when you look at the s&p there are major sectors that are not facing supply chain bottlenecks. we just talked about financials and all the good news and growth that we think can come out of there. we have software, tech services, health care, so we are expecting a 30% bump in earnings this quarter and we think that's more in line what we have seen historically in terms to have beats that will be about 5% beat. the expectations are really low and when we look at supply chain effect we think that's going to peak either late third quarter or late fourth quarter and that's going to immediate over the first and second quarter. based on everything that we talk

dagen?dagen: what a unifier. what a warm person who is really bringing the country together. he's clearly trapped in a bubble surrounded by socialists. because he's still sticking to the dirty unwashed trump voter is the one that is unvaccinated. can we get kyrie irving on the horn to make sure it's not an issue of race or political persuasion, number 1. number 2, does he know that people that are vaccinated can get covid? are they a danger as well to the rest of us? again, it's just divisive unnecessarily. one thing that does unite the american people is listening to this person stand up there incoherent, talking out of his ass about thesh that natural guard helping out truckers which the white house had to backtrack or telling the god awful american truth to the american people. the high gas prices are design. it's to push electric vehicles. this is -- day one, they killed the keystone pipeline and a moratorium on new drilling. you have the federal reserve and other agencies strong arming

>> dagen: thank you. >> greg: they strike again. >> dagen: did they not ask for directions? how to get there. >> dana: true, so annoying. to be through annoying. >> greg: i will not sit through this ale bashing! [laughter] >> dagen: feathering the accelerator, gg. google it. [laughter] "one more thing" next. ♪ ♪ . . it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensing your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your best. in other words, it's the most energy-building, wellness-boosting, parent-powering, proven quality night's sleep we've ever made. and now, save up to $1,000 on select sleep number 360 smart beds and adjustable bases. only for a limited time. to learn more, go to sleepnumber.com. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them.

dagen? >> dagen: i sing.dan: definitely don't listen to howard. did i in the. after joe rogan? >> jesse: i can put that aside. >> dan: aba anyone but howard. >> jesse: i will stale watch the eagles. >> dan: not after you sell he out. nfl, howard you are out. >> richard: good r and b music. >> kennedy: i'm can dagen. i sing, i used to play drums. but i got in a fender bender. >> dan: playing car drums? >> kennedy: actually not safe. facebook question from what's up, bobby? did you have a nickname growing up, richard? >> richard: yeah, j.r., i'm junior to my father. >> kennedy: that's sweet. adorable. dan? >> dan: no. i had no nickname at all. how do you nickname dan? i read one time don. richard just gave me a nickname. did i see one time on twitter top ten names of jerks one of them was dan like number two. i felt kind of bad after i heard that. >> kennedy: jesse? >> jesse: dirty waters. tan dan why is that? >> jesse: not enough time. not on live tv. >> dagen: mary dagen my real name. didn't have a good name

she should be herself. >> dagen: is that really working?vice. >> not of yourself as unpleasant. [laughter] >> dagen: someone who doesn't work anymore set i was too -->> jesse: she's got to be the worst female vp in u.s. history. just kidding. [laughter] >> greg: your best joke of the month. >> jesse: we paid for these fake child actors. this is tax money that they spent on fake child actors. >> greg: its child exploitation! [laughter] >> jesse: they had a fake white house too that joe stands in. everything is fake. it's a fairy tale. >> dagen: she does not have the midas touch. she has the minus touch. >> geraldo: i feel bad. i always need to cite her historic role, first south asian, first black woman, first woman. i want to give her some slack. you very much so want her to succeed. she's not doing very well, because some people come off as insincere. some people just come off as unlikable. that's just the vibe. the fact that they are so clumsy that they put actors from canada, this and that -- it all seems to have a desperate aspect. when

karl rove has nothing on me. >> dagen: can i give everybody an update?ive an update that he did engage in nonconsensual and will be sentenced next month. it happened. up next, dr. fauci facing calls to be fired after a bombshell admission on gain-of-function research in wuhan. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> greg: america's top dr. facing new calls to resign after being accused of lying to congress. dr. fauci has repeatedly denied the national institute of health funded controversial research that could have contributed. a senator rand paul has been sounding the alarm and wants dr. fauci gone. >> you should be fired. absolutely. the thing is just for lack of judgment if anything else, he's probably never going to admit that he lied when he wi

>> dagen: i don't know. i really don't know. there was a woman.rally yesterday here in new york city of people whose children have been the victim of shootings, unto another problem. "new york post" had an editorial that said new york leaders have blood on their hands and we know the price victims pay. injury and death. we know the price that the public ps. it's fear and chronic paralysis. afraid of getting attacked or seeing a loved one get attacked. we know the price the police pay. they are demoralized. they are afraid of losing their jobs. losing their pensions. they're afraid of losing their freedom quite frankly and going to jail. but you have a de blasio who after his time as mayor is talking about running for governor. it's happening over and over. quickly with the profoundly mentally ill. this has been something that's going on for 60 years in this country. it started when president kennedy was in office. the deinstitutionalization of the profoundly mentally ill. they are violent. they are on the streets. this man who killed this oncology

maria: go ahead, dagen. it sounds so weird but i talked at length about her journey and her diagnosis was just in june. wasn't that long ago and jackie and i were talking in the break that the more you share, jackie, about what you have been through, you get support back in ways that you couldn't imagine. >> yeah. interesting to me because, you know, before the surgery i was so fearful i couldn't -- i really didn't make it sort of share it wide but i'm able to talk about it because i believe that my outcome was good and the more i talk about it the more support i get if people that i wouldn't expect to get support from and that has been such a tremendous, you know, blessing for me. it's really lifted me up and sitting here today, i sat on sunday with my colleagues kayleigh mcenany who were pillars of support for me as well and we want to get the message out there. we all had different stories and it's not a new story but there's something that people can learn here and i want them to learn from my journey th

dagen mcdowell. in the center virtual seat, rob smith, turning point usa contributor and host of "rob smith is problematic. we love them. speaker nancy pelosi pushing the deadline down to vote on the president's multitrillion dollar agenda to halloween after moderates and progressives failed to reach an agreement. incentive are engaging in a respectable debate, protesters followed cinema into the restroom where she teaches at arizona state university. >> i am heading out. >> is a real moment. >> we need to build back that are plan right now. >> we knocked on doors. solutions to the build back better plan. we knocked on doors for you to get you elected. just how we got you elected, we can get you out of office if you don't support what you promised us. >> human trafficking. >> harris: as much as senator sinema, that group of protesters on kayaks confronted senator manchin. ironically he agreed with his progressive -- with their progressive talking points. >> a lot of poverty. what are you going to do

dagen, you like these chances? dagen: not for that drawing. has more to say about this than i do. it's probably illegal. i don't think that this is legal. i don't think you can like sell forgeries with the potential that it is a real one. i'm just raising an issue. steve has a better warhol of story than i do. maria: steve, your father met warhol, right? steve: yes, we entertained him several times. he once gave my father an appreciation, a painting of a dollar. a dollar sign. which we used on the cover. he also -- we got a warhol painting of a hamburger which he reminded me of a big mac. so i found it a delicious thing to hang on the wall and as for this, as for this, it gets to the whole question of what a iss art. there's a famous rembrandt painting the man with the golden helmet, when they restored the thing they found it maybe et it wasn't rembrandt. warhol was fun. that's why we like him. maria: he would take a polaroid of a picture, take a polaroid picture of liz taylor or somebody else and paint it from the polaroid and they certainly

dagen, you think anybody's ignoring you on instagram? dagen: i just checked.y know one of the people so i don't know what the heck i've been doing on instagram. but -- [laughter] dagen: i don't follow people who have private accounts. so maybe a few friends of mine. but if you don't want to -- if you don't want the public to know what you're doing on the gram, i don't need to know either. maria: how about this. a cute kiss captured off the coast of australia makes a buzz. take a look. diving instructor jay pershell took her dog on the waters and on their trip a 22-foot long whale popped up right near the dog. she said she told sailor not to touch it but he couldn't help himself. sailor sniffed and kissed the shark. family, what do you think your dog ruby would do. >> ruby would jump on the shark. there's ruby, thank you. ruby is my little baby there, ruby bruce. these whale sharks, don't get scared by the word shark. they are docile. human beings have been known to catch rides on them. they won't eat you. they're wonderful. they're slow-moving. the largest one

. >> dagen: it's an interesting dance and none of it compares to the things that emily listed. when you don't have your feminine products in your diapers and all those things that affect everybody except for people in the white house. they get everything brought to them. i knew you would reworking the white house and i saw you outside of the building. i knew you were going out to get stuff. >> kayleigh: i was. i did not have diapers delivered for free. >> harris: i would do it for you. want to get to breaking news. we are going to dissect this right now because our own foxnews.com has done some exclusive reporting and we want to catch everybody up. it has to do with looking for brian laundry in the gavi potato case. foxnews.com is reporting that the search now includes apparent returning to a florida park as police are hunting for the fugitive sun. that's the headline. these are the parents right now. these are the laundrie family who have shown up. chris and roberta laundrie, to see if whatever they've come across here could be that of their missing son. we have not heard a lo

dagen: super excited for this.per bowl half time shows are a greatest hits display, maybe by one artist but instead of one you'll get a handful. i actually start -- when i read this yesterday, i went back and started listening to my old eminem albums and, yes, eminem is kind of old now. but younger than me. [laughter] maria: joseph, you like it? joseph: i mean, look, i don't know. super bowl ratings are in the toilet. we saw streaming go down during covid. the nfl might actually start having to pay people to actually perform because the return on investment might not be what it used to be. dagen: you just -- you're just hating on pro ball. you're just hating on pro ball because the giants, there is no way in a cold hell your giants are going to -- joseph: you had to bring up the giants, dagen? really? seriously? it's tough. it's hard out here being a giants fan. maria: she was down on the giants and the jets. i understand the jets. but you were down on the jets and giants last week. you've given up on new york. dag

dagen, have you seen this? dagen: i haven't seen that.because the show in and of itself, well, involves death and it's very dystopian and almost like flashback to roman times so i -- i don't know if i'd go there. it's a little disturbing. maria: yeah, it's uncomfortable for sure, you're right, what do you think, christian? >> well, i'm glad that we are getting back to what the internet was really meant for which is pictures by cats. you heard that the internet was created by the pentagon, advance research agency and to communicate in nuclear war but we all know the real reason for the internet, for broadband and encryption that we have come up sharing pictures of cats and finally back and jokes aside, it's a pretty bold move and reflects well on the move by netflix to put this extremely violent but unconventional piece of art on the air. you can't do this on network tv and you can't even do it on cable but you can do it on netflix. maria: that's very funny, actually. quick break and then rising inflation concerns. disappointing technology

based on what dagen said, there's no way that you can get an f. lee pieta confused with a problem gun unless they're dynamic replicas of one another. it's not been described this way. just the thought of what dagen just laid out, how different these would look, feel and require. >> there was a live round in it. my assumption here and we don't want to assume much, is that alec baldwin believed entirely that it was a gun that if he pulled the trigger, there would not be a real round flying out. that's what happened and someone is dead. we heard from the two lawyers. near really experts on the law. i'm not. as a law person, the world negligence immediately came to my mind as soon as i heard some of the initial details about this story. how on earth is it possible for that type of catastrophic lethal mistake to happen on a film set. i understand it was a stressful day based on the walk-out. there were some simmering tensions from the 911 call. perhaps people had been drinking the night before. we heard about those rumors. maybe not everyone is at the

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dagen, your thoughts? dagen: i always hated dc comics. with that. this is maybe to make superman palletable to the communist party of china, that is in their interest to be able to sell superman around the globe. they have pushed the envelope in terms of social change. the first female comic wasn't wonder woman, it was fantima in 1940. that was an outrage back then. maria: i don't know why you would change the motto of superman, truth, justice and the american way, nancy. what way should we have? the communist china way? should we have the taliban way? i mean, what's better than the american way? freedom and liberty. i mean, this is outrageous. leave superman alone, can we? nancy: amen. why call him superman, isn't that sexist? the whole thing is ridiculous. [laughter] nancy: i think americans are done with this, just let us enjoy, not make everything political. i mean, they stripped sports from us. i'm going to call him superman and i'm going to say the american way and merry christmas. maria: exactly. thank you. me too. quick break and

fox business anchored dagen mcdowell!ause] she is such a diva, she will get the person who wrote this fired, fox news contributor kat timpf. [scattered applause] he's so strong, even monday won't mess with him, my massive sidekick and the nwa's world heavyweight champion, tyrus! [cheers and applause] all right, dagen, i am a little bit reluctant to ask you what you would do but i assume -- i arty know what you would do but let's say somebody followed you into a bathroom with a camera phone. it's not what they be killed, it's how quickly would they be killed. >> i'm a lesson-teacher. i like people who come for me, i like to teach them lessons. i also have the ability to make even andy cuomo uncomfortable or harvey weinstein, summary like that. so if you follow me into the bathroom, we are going to have a little chitchat while i pop a squat, and i'm leaving the stall door wide open. and i'm going to film it and i'm going to sit there and go "can you go get me some tp, i ran out," "do you have any tic tac's? because my breat

dagen: can we put this reining franken idiot out to sea? brian: he wants to be governor. dagen: no way on this planet he will be elected governor. brian: please be right on that. dagen: of course he used his own staff because he is too stupid to realize he will get caught. that does it for us. on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts now. elizabeth: new poll from quinnepiac, shows president biden's approval rating fell below 40%. that is a danger zone. 56% of the country disapprove the president. half the country thinks the president is note honest, cannot be trusted is not competent. why poll after poll showing a number of voters rejecting this white house. joining us tonight, congresswoman beth van duyne, energy expert phil nine, sean duffy, dr. marc siegel and parents denning education, oscar nomani. media columnist joe concha and former top dhs official ken cuccinelli. they say they will fight the white house, attorney general merrick garland aiming massive federal firepower at parents speaking at school boards. the school bored's toxic and politicized age

[laughter] >> greg: and are her favorite southerner, dagen mcdowell is here. we are very happy that she made it here in time. >> you got that recorded? >> greg: it's funny because she didn't die. last night, i did what many young people do when they were alone, think about katie couric. of course, she made news last week for admitting that she cut out remarks about kneeling pro athletes from an interview she did with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg in order to protect ginsberg like she needed protection from this nitwit. ruth bader ginsburg and her current state is still mentally sharper than you. she's dead, that's why the joke works. over at cnn in between pizzas, brian seltzer fretted that her cover up contributed to a decline in trust in the media. isn't that the potbelly pig calling the kettle black? you are a regular magnum p.i. or in your case, magnum pie. even though media manipulation is still news to cnn, we've always known that if there's a story they want to obsess over, they will full your day with it. runs the same clip of the same peop

let's bring in fox business anchor, dagen mcdowell. great to see you today. think of this proposal from ron desantis who takes advantage of an opportunity here to do well, to shine and to say we can help out. >> right. keep florida open for business and do what is in the best interest of the residents of florida, visitors and the businesses. we saw that during covid. i talked to a logistics expert. he said short run this could only save maybe at most 5% of goods that are headed to the united states for this holiday season. short run, won't solve the problem that the biden administration needed to work on this 150 days ago, even longer than that. not 15 days ago. longer run, this could one, help save the eastern passover season coming in this spring in terms of goods coming in the united states but could be a good economic opportunity for florida. you'd have to focus on larger, deeper water ports, rerouting railroad capacity, building more warehouses in the state and more trucking terminal capacity. huge revenue generator for the state also, great for business

>> dagen: i want a house that does this, it spins. it doesn't just move, the thing actually spends. >> dana: why would you want that? >> dagen: multiple views. >> greg: buy a bottle of vodka. >> jesse: i have felt like that on some saturday nights. that is it for us, "special report" is next. >> bret: erasing the wedding video, that is tough. jesse, thanks. welcome to fox news channel world headquarters in new york. i'm bret baier. waking tonight, the white house is trying to herd the cats, to get all the democrats on the same page. close when it comes to two big spending bills on capitol hill. so far, it's not working. president biden and his team are projecting confidence that a deal will eventually be reached between progressive and moderate democrats. while the president's agenda is stalled, a growing supply chain problem is getting worse. jacqui heinrich starts us off live from the north lawn. good evening. >> good evening to you. another issue democrats are trying to get past tonight is raising the debt limit and it's not even d

dagen. dagen: must be so wonderful to be so oblivious surrounded by sycophants. head-scratcher. that does it for us on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay, we've got major blowback against the white house deploying attorney general merrick garland to aim federal firepower at parents protesting against school boards and their toxic agenda. hundreds of thousands of parents we're tracking this, they're now mobilizing nationwide. joining us tonight, texas attorney general ken paxton, congresswoman nancy mace, former deputy independent counsel sol wisenberg, economic experts liz peek and mitch roschelle plus former dhs official mike howell. we have a lot of news coming in for you. this debate, where is the education department on school boards nationwide letting things like school books loaded with porn into school libraries? instead of using the fbi and homeland security to go after parents, how about appointing that firepower at drug gangs, antifa rioters and criminals crossing border. merrick garland facing scrutiny over his family ties

i think dagen raises a good point.omen. >> that's typically in society that we are really quick to say, oh, sorry or excuse me and be differential in that way. i appreciate the reminder that we need to own our space. every human should own their space and interrupting is always about the interrupter. the speaker, it's about their moment. if your interjecting to say i'm sorry i didn't catch that or a correction if needed. otherwise it's about the interrupter and makes them look bad. >> speak org -f the interrupter, one of these studies, joe, 46 out of 48 interruptions happen by men. what are you doing, joe? >> awe. >> wow, it's getting early around here. getting a hard break. i had so much to say say but there's finite time in campbell news so i guess you gotta go to your tease now, kelly. >> i'm not interrupting you, please. >> darn it. uh, look, i think in general, all right, i'm being serious here. we as hume beanings have a big problem with listening. whenever i'm at a part y people think they know what i'm going to

i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, richard fowler, kennedy and dan bongino. 5:00 in new york is "the five." >> jesse: president biden on capitol hill moments ago trying to savage $3.5 trillion socialist agenda. the president not sounding too confident after stepping out of the meeting. >> i'm tell you we're going to get this done. [shouting] >> it doesn't matter

. >> dagen: it is such a child is an english list -- control it is such a childish -- >> carley: of itsuch a childish techie. do not do that to someone else and i really hope that this field is. i hope she takes this as some sort of inspiration to not bend to allowed mark because she should not. she should be looking at the bottom line. she should be looking at the tag and what they and the american people can afford and they can't afford to $.5 trillion. she knows it. joe vigil knows it. the entire democratic party knows it. but it might be of went my 16-year-old daughter wants to go to 11 and buy some stuff. how much does this stuff cost? the democrat or acting like my daughter. they want to pretend like it is not cost anything. aoc and hertz lot or think that -- per squad arson, it does not focus on the duck cost. because i don't you can't afford those lululemon pans. and i'm not going to buy them for you. >> kyrsten sinema seems like she would not be bullied into changing her behavior because of being followed into a bathroom. >> greg: she was trying to solve them. there's somethin

as an a nebraskaen, corpsal dagen paige was one of the 13 service members killed in actio dagen paige was one of the 13 service members killed in action. global credibility with allies and partners would suffer and the narrative of abandoning the afghans would and a narrative of abandoning the afghans would become widespread. currently happening? >> i think in the main, yes senator, most of those are probably happening right now. >> and i hope that we see in the future military advise having more consideration by the administration on what will happen from what you and general mckenzie have said today. >> if i may, senator. i can tell you with 100% certainty the military voice was heard. and it was considered. >> it was considered but not followed. correct? >> we have -- presidents are elected for reasons. they make strategic decisions -- >> i would say this committee, general, has always stressed the commanders on the ground should be listened to. would you agree with that? >> i would. and i would tell you they were listened to. i think there is a difference between us having an oppo

i'm dana perino along with dagen mcdowell, jesse watters, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york cityhitting the road pushing his multitrillion dollar spending plan as he becomes increasingly unpopular. >> this is a tax cut, changes the lives of the american people. so let's get this done, let's

. >> geraldo: you sleep with a bible and dagen sleeps with a loaded gun. >> shannon: i love in virginiase, a third of americans believe they have already lived in a haunted house. >> jesse: yeah, it put up with a ghost for a penthouse on park avenue. what is the worst that can happen? i'm possessed. >> geraldo: depends on the ghost. >> jesse: call the exorcist. >> katie: up next, a new study claims men are just as emotional than women. guys apparently become emotional while watching sports. to our sports fans. >> jesse: have you seen the eagles this season? have you cried? i don't cry. >> shannon: ever? >> jesse: i don't cry a lot. i've cried once in the last couple years. >> geraldo: really? >> jesse: when jesse jr. was born. >> katie: maybe you're not a cryer but you're emotional. >> geraldo: i am emotional. when i get mad, it's over in a heartbeat. i get mad and it's over. when i cry, i cry like lassie movies. the happy ending where the handicap person walks. of that mercurial person. that is why i'm doing okay. >> katie: greg, i don't know if i believe this study necessarily. but i

. >> watch dagen mcdowell but you can catch me on "fox & friends." we have great guests, look at them there, morgan luttrell, wants to be the next governor of new jersey. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." in case you're still not convinced, in case you need it yet more evidence that joe biden is not really running the country, there is this. it turns out that biden only occasionally shows up for work. according to a new analysis by his friends at the cable news network, joe biden has spent 107 of his first 275 days away from the white house. mostly one of his vacation homes. a perspective that is far more time than donald trump, barack obama or george w. bush allowed themselves by this point in office. joe biden is not in washington very much and you've got to ask yourself, why is that? before you reach the obvious conclusion, he prefers the pudding at camp david, they have tapioca there, consider another explanation. it's possible there is a legitimate public health justification for keeping joe biden away from

dagen: i'm more of a "star wars" than trekie. william shatner used david bowies song as a spoken word song. enjoy that. that does it for "fox business tonight". "the evening edit" with liz mccdonald starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay, president biden hit the road today to push his big spending agenda. says if congress does not go along they will be complicit in america's decline but we'll take you behind this latest washington controversy. why did the president who ran on unity a return to normalcy, justify as quote, part of the process the far left stalking of moderate democrat senators? it happened again of the far left threatens to do it even more. joining us tonight congressman brian mast and devin nunez, senator marsha blackburn, fresh off the facebook hearing. gop strategist, ford o'connell, congressman brad wenstrup of the gop doctors caucus and congressman kat cammack of homeland security. we have a lot of show for you tonight. members of the media joining in justifying stalking lawmakers. this debate comes as democrats

. >> dagen: i do have poop bags. >> "special report" up next. >> bret: do you have your costumes yet? >> jesse: oh, you should see my mask. >> bret: all right. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president biden will campaign later this evening for virginia's democratic gubernatorial candidate who not long ago conceded the president is not very popular in the commonwealth and while terry mcauliffe can use all the help he can get right now according to the polls, the president is still trying to get help on his stalled domestic tax and spend agenda. as democrats struggle to get two massive bills across the finish line. a live report from the site of the president's appearance as you look there live shortly. we will discuss the president's problems both at home and abroad with republican senator tom cotton here in studio in a few minutes. correspondent rich edson starts us off with the very latest from the north lawn. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. senate democrats say they have reached a compromise corporate tax bill one they say would hit the top 200 hundr

>> dagen: i had them in my sweatpants pocket. she had a bottle of bourbon in her backpack and i had two cans of seltzer in her backpack will. >> jesse: hard smeltser smuggled to watch silence of the lambs together? that's crazy. i will see you guys here on monday. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. coming to you tonight from dallas about 460 miles from the u.s.-mexico border. we will go there live shortly. but, breaking tonight, it's official. a record 1.7 million apprehensions of illegal immigrants along the southern border according to just released customs and border patrol statistics. that's in one year. again, that's the most on record. the next highest number of apprehensions happened 35 years ago. that does not include the hundreds of thousands of so-called got-aways that evaded apprehension. paint a dire picture of the border crisis something current and former border officials have been raising an alarm about for months. border and probably should go back, fact checkers then went into action after his town hall last

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, dana perino, and gregliberal woke education policies facing a huge referendum, with the dead heat virginia governor's race becoming the epicenter of what is a massive national plight. president biden campaigning in virginia, after being accused of using the doj to silence the

dagen: james comer, senator burn burn and ws marsha blackburn, bill mcgurn. tough questions and angry exchanges with senators over his memo aiming doj power at concerned parents. pressed on the border crisis, crime the durham report and more. there were calls for his resignation. we'll talk with a senator from that hearing. the supply chain crisis hitting the economy and impacting the holidays. estimated $24 billion in goods stuck off the coast of los angeles. americans already experiencing rising prices and empty shelves. plus the vaccine mandates could force more people to leave their jobs and create a health care crisis as well as impact to the holiday travel. then the chaotic afghan withdrawal. the pentagon confirms more left behind. nearly 450 americans trapped in afghanistan. a look at why this number keeps changing and what is being done to bring them home. the border crisis. republicans sending a letter of accusing the biden administration tying the hands of border patrol agents calling new i.c.e. rules affront to rule of law as tens of thousands of m

i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, richard fowler, kennedy and dan bongino. 5:00 in new yorkis is "the five." >> jesse: president biden on capitol hill moments ago trying to savage $3.5 trillion socialist agenda. the president not sounding too confident after stepping out of the meeting. >> i'm tell you we're going to get this done. [shouting] >> it doesn't matter

dagen: i was sick to my stomach for the duration of that flight. stuart: i knew that. good morning, everybody. here we go. you hear it all the time. wait till we get to earnings season and then we will see where the market is going. it is early, very early in the profit reporting season but it is going well. profits and the expectation of profit drives stock prices to look at this. futures show gain for the dow of 300 points which a couple big banks and investment firms are in the dow 30. goldman, jpmorgan doing well profit wise helping this thursday morning, the early rally this thursday morning. the s&p up 40, strong gain and look at the nasdaq, very strong today. big tech performing nicely in part because of this. the yield on the 10 year treasury backing away from one.6%, up one.53 as we speak. here's what we have thursday morning, profits up, stocks up, that is how things are shaping up at least in the early going this thursday. no idea how we will close at 4:00 eastern. it is not looking good for president biden. he is again playing the blame game, he says if his

thanks to guy, dagen and my team on the couch, kayleigh and emily for watching "outnumbered." here's "america reports." >> merrick garland on capitol hill testifying before the senate judiciary committee in firing hearing fuelled by a doj memo directing the f.b.i. to investigate angry parents at school board meetings. i'm john roberts. >> i'm sandra smith, this is "america reports." senators in intense moments pressing garland on that memo, asking him to rescind it. lawmakers expressing concern over the chilling effect they fear it will have on free speech in this country. all this as outraged parents sound off over agendas in their children's class rams. >> john: merrick garland says it is about keeping school board members safe. >> you wrote the memo because of the later. the letter is disavowed now. you will keep your memo going anyway, right? >> it did not adopt every concern they had in the letter. >> did you consider the chilling impact your memorandum would have on parents exercising their constitutional rights? >> only thing this is about is violence and threats of vio

dagen: i interviewed sarah when she founded the company and it started with the pantyhose she cut the hose out of and want to defunct textile manufacturer and had to make her first pair of spanks. maria: great to be with you. "varney and company" begins right now. stuart: good morning. this program covers money and politics. sometimes politics and money. today no question the news about money is spectacular and that is what we lead with. $1 trillion company worth more than general motors, bmw, honda, musk himself is worth $300 billion give or take 1 billion here and there. he's worth more than toyota. that kind of wealth makes a target of the billionaire tax. musk is not happy about that quoting margaret thatcher he tweeted socialists eventually run out of other people's money, they come for you and your money. musk next challenge is to produce enough cars to meet surging demand. that is tesla. facebook reported strong earnings in the face of fierce criticism on both sides of the aisle. mark zuckerberg came out swinging. on the call with analysts he started to fight back saying leaked

dagen: i suspect she was maybe not wearing her skins under that but probably not a corset giving her the way her body is. i have some skins and they put everything in the right places. maria will be here three hours from the border tomorrow. ashley webster taken away. ashley: that's a tough fact to follow. thank you very much degen. good morning, no corsets on the show i am ashley webster in for stuart varney. jen psaki played with the president stopping approval ratings on unvaccinated americans. the administration says it will terminate all border wall contracts and areas of texas that saved the highest number of migrant crossings, meanwhile bp harris was put in charge of the border skips in order security meeting instead she was in new jersey to sell the president failing agenda on that trip a visit to a new jersey bakery i do not you cannot make it up. chances are if you were booked on southwest over this holiday weekend you were grounded thousands of flights were canceled and the problems are ongoing we will have the very latest on that story meanwhile stock starting off the wee

ted cruz brought up what dagen mcdowell said on the program the conflicts of interest because his son-in-laweory and meanwhile the kids in china right now they are being told by the ccp they need to learn quantum computer, engineering, they need to go to school much more than american kids go to school and just like while the chinese were launching missiles, hypersonic missiles we were at the state department, they were celebrating pronoun day. i mean, come on. we are going to take a break, growing migrant caravan is headed toward del rio, texas right now. texas congressman is here, he will join us as the administration scales back immigration enforcement. they are telling ice, do not arrest anybody. then a special new addition to fox news, we are taking you inside the brand-new studio m dedicate today rupert murdoch.th coming up. opportunities... are all about timing. so now that medicare annual enrollment is here, it's time for a plan that gives you more for your medicare dollar: an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. call unitedhealthcare today to get $0 copays for primary

i would think dagen mcdowell indian cetane work, great to see you both, have a great day and thank you so much. mark is down 180 points the dow industrial average on the price of oil and seven years, that would be one of the issues for this market and the macro for this economy have a great day everybody i will see you tomorrow. stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, everyone if you are out and about this weekend you saw inflation in your wallet felt it. the headlines are screaming about inflation according to the economist survey to the wall street journal we are in for the longest stretch of rising prices in 30 years. they also say the supply chain backlog will stretch well into next year, inflation today, the price of oil has moved up again it's now the highest in seven years and climbing as we speak $83 per barrel, gas has moved up to 333 per gallon. not sure how many years it's been since we've seen that but it's a number of years enjoy looking at inflation. investors are not happy about it. the dow coming off a strong week we will be on the downside to 180 points, down 23 on