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maria: i love it, grady great report, we so appreciate grady trimble, happy thanksgiving to you gradyts on the cost of the thanksgiving dinner this year, obviously, it is way up turkey and travel. dagen: i think this is one thing, that people will spend money on. if -- just the expectation that you have the turkey, and that you have all of the sides, maybe people even people traveling you heard about travel numbers, up maybe cut back other places as we headed into christmas, the holidays, but i still think people -- again don't try to -- put a capon on table castrated chicken still a chicken people will know the difference. maria: james i know you are getting set to do frying outside that is a big event at the freeman household. james: we can't compromise that savings elsewhere in budget that is fine, relatives from out of town, having traveled here not goin

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grady tremble is in green bay, wisconsin, this morning. that senate race is in a dead heat so the question is why isn't president biden going there? >> reporter: it is, ash. i asked democratic senate candidates mandela barns if he asked president biden not to come to wisconsin. yes or no question. couldn't get a straight answer from him but the last time president biden was here in wisconsin was on labor day. governor tony evers joined the president but barnes did not and blame add scheduling conflict that day. the president is just one state away campaigning for jb pritzker in illinois and a couple of congressional candidates but in wisconsin, he's nowhere to be found. >> we have a lot of folks that are coming in. >> reporter: okay, take from that what you will. barnes is trailing senator ron johnson in the latest fox news poll. about 8% of voters still say they're undecided and they could determine the outcome of this election. >> record high gas prices and prices andskyrocketing crime an. i could go on. these things were caused. bad pol

grady trimble is on the magnificent mile in chicago. grady, good morning to you.oing to be a record setting black friday? >> reporter: good morning, ash. yes, it is. even though a lot of the big retailers started their deals before halloween this year in-store and online and this weekend is expected to be the biggest shopping event of the year and all time. the national retail federation is forecasting this black friday through cyber monday will break records just like it did last year. they say more than 166 million people will shop this weekend spending between 6 to 8% more than last year. with inflation as high as it is though, shoppers say finding good deals is as important as ever but today might not be the best time to buy depending on what you're looking for. you'll find the deepest discounts on tvs this black friday today, but for toys, clothes, and computers, experts say you're better off waiting until later this weekend for the best deals. one way inflation is hitting shoppers is that even though they're spending more, about $500 on average, deloit says

grady, you take care. gillian. >> gillian: retailers are banking on holiday shoppers to boost their bottom lines after another tough economic year, but with inflation sticking through the end of the year and bottomless bargains to be had online, does black friday hold the same appeal? editor at large gerry baker, and happy belated thanksgiving to you. let's start -- let's start off with this headline from the journal today. why black friday shoppers aren't finding door buster deals this year. more people are expected to return to stores after two years pandemic disruptions, but high gas prices and grocery bills loom over holiday shopping. if you heard grady's report, it sounds like the in-person shopping bonanza is kind of a fuzzy picture this year, a mixed bag at best, is that right? >> yeah, gillian. three things are going on. one, a long trend over time towards people buying more online, digital retailers, continues to expand and larger and larger share of shopping. secondly, obviously the pandemic hit

hey, grady. >> good morning, carley, lawrence and steve.g retailer started of deals earlier than ever this year. both in store and online. but, this weekend is still expected to be the biggest shopping event of the year. the national retail federation is forecasting that this black friday threw cyber monday will break records. they say more than 166 million people will shop this weekend. spending between 6 to #% more than last year. with inflation as high as it is. shoppers say finding good deals is as important as ever. but, today might not be the best time to buy. depending on what you're looking for. you will find the deepest discounts on tv's this black friday today. but for toys, clothes and computers, experts say you are better off waiting until this weekend for the best deals. one way inflation is hitting shoppers is that even though they are spending more, about $500 per person on average, their dollar is just in the going as far as it did last year. deloitte says shoppers bought about 16 gifts last year this weekend. and this time

grady trimble from our sister network foss businesses live in chicago to tell us more, grady?nsley, that venezuelan oil could make its way to the united states as early as late december according to a new report from bloomberg. oil analysts tell us chevron is sitting on about 1.8 million barrels of crude oil in storage in the socialist nation, that's what would come first. they say it could take a lot longer, several months or even possibly years before chevron gets oil production in venezuela back up and running. the energy industry is baffled as to why the biden administration is turning to venezuela and other countries especially because in this case such a relatively small amount of oil would do little to help the energy crisis. >> ainsley: i think it's a bit of confusion though, right? because there is this desire to transition quickly to no fossil fuels, but when the motor start to put pressure on him or the american public in general because prices are too high, they have to scramble and go to opec and saudi arabia instead of coming to texas and colorado and new mexico.

grady, thank you so much. great stuff, as always. the ramshead inn in shelter island, new york. andrea, you think people should hop in the car and travel local year. is that what you're seeing at your inn? how's business? >> oh, business is wonderful, thank you. and, yes, we're seeing a lot of people hopping in cars. they really don't want to take the risk of getting bumped off of a flight. and sometimes it's just hard to coordinate so many of your family members getting together by air. so we're seeing people hopping in cars and joining a few hour drive away at our place, the ramshead inn in shelter island, new york. ashley: yeah, beautiful part of the world. we talk about inflation every day, the high costs of everything. for you, how has it impacted your business, and have you been forced to raise prices? >> really not much. we've really tried to be very sensitive to the traveler. it's better for us to have more people come and try to keep our prices, you know, achievable than to price people out of the market. we're having, you k

grady, thank you so much for that as people look for those missing medicines.s. >>> now in the, dr. fauci has a new warning about the covid e pandemic. listen to this. >> we certainly are still in it. i think you just need to look at the numbers. we're still between 3-400 deaths per day. so i think the idea that, forget it, this is over, it isn't. we're going into the winter right now. we have the wherewithal to mitigate against another surge. it's up to us to make sure that doesn't happen. ashley: by the way, just 11% of eligible people have gotten the very latest covid booster since it was authorized in september. and as dr. fauci prepares to step down from his post, he's certainly not shutting down covid lab leak theories. watch this. >> the evidence is quite strong that this is a natural occurrence. does that mean we've ruled out that there was something funny going on? absolutely. and i and all of my colleagues keep an absolutely open mind. we've got to investigate every possibility. ashley: hmm. uh-huh, okay. karol markowitz joins me now. great to see you

fox business's grady trimble has the very latest. grady? >> hi, charles.en's student loan forgiveness program which face as number of legal challenges and for now is on hold. in fact, if you go to the government website to apply for student debt relief right now, this is what you'll see. the website says courts have issued orders blocking our student debt relief program. as a result at this time, we're not accepting applications. we're seeking to overturn those orders. in the latest ruling, the trump appointed district court judge in texas says the program is unconstitutional. he argues the biden administration by passed congress by creating the $400 billion student loan forgiveness program under a 2003 law. that law, the hero's act was intended to provide loan assistance to military personnel defending our nation. president biden said the pandemic is a national emergency that allows his administration to forgive as much as $20,000 in loans. the job creator's network filed the suit and had this reaction to the ruling. this attempted illegal student loan ba

grady trimble joining us from palm beach, florida. how will this play out with gop donors, grady?reporter: stu, that's the big question. one gop mega donor and new florida resident has reservations of former president donald trump. that would be billionaire sid citadel founder kevin griffin. >> we lost georgia in the senate raise in 2020. that's the second loss. this year republicans lost the senate because the trump-backed candidates in the senate races were rejected by american voters. that's a three time loser. >> reporter: but the former president is not strapped for cash with $70 million on hand. there would be immediate implications and most notably campaign finance laws would kick in and limit campaigns from individual donors and using the money he already has. ken griffin is not alone suggesting the republican party needs to make way for fresh faces like florida governor ron desantis meeting with donors today and he's been the subject of trump's attacks in the past few weeks and so has virginia governor glen youngkin. another prominent republican considering a white house

grady trimble joining us from michigan avenue in chicago. grady, what's the latest? reporter: hi, david, 166 million people expected to shop this weekend according to the national retail federation and would make this weekend the biggest shopping event of the year and of all time and inflation is weighing on people this year, and it's changing the way people shop. the report shopper spending $50 from black friday through cyber monday and spending more but buying less. we're buying seven fewer gifts this weekend compared to the same weekend in 2021. they also found more shoppers this year are relying on creditt cards and buy now, pay later programs. the folks we talked to on the mag mile say they're looking more closely for discounts, scouring all the stores here, and sometimes unfortunately striking out. >> i don't know that the deals are better this year. but prices are higher. >> i've seen some 40%, i like to see 50%s out there personally and maybe. sometimes and sometimes not. reporter: adobe analytics said it's up 5% from a year ago and even with inflation, david

grady trimble joins me now. good morning, grady.alking to would be keystone workers and i would imagine they're not very happy about this. >> not happy at all, ash, especially because they've been waiting more than a year and a half since president biden promised investing in green energy would create lots of new jobs. >> a key plank of the build back better recovery plan is building a modern resilient climate infrastructure, and clean energy future that will create millions of good paying union jobs. not $7, 8, 10, $12 an hour but prevailing wage and benefits. >> flash forward to now and the reality is the fuel sector including oil and gas, coal and bio-fuels saw a drop of nearly 30,000 jobs from 2020 to 2021 so jobs in fossil fuels are declining and the latest data from the bureau of labor statistics found the green energy sector is a relative amount of small jobs over the next decade, that's 26,000. that has the keystone pipeline workers wondering where are their green jobs. >> i've not heard anything about these so called green

so grady, what are the candidates saying about these high gas prices folks are paying there? >> hi, sandra. senator ron johnson is talking about inflation and high gas prices everywhere he goes. he's done several campaign stops every single day, and it's a focal point for him. he's blaming democrats for high gas prices and inflation. his progressive challenger, on the other hand, mandela barnes, is not talking so much about gas prices except when we bring it up. i asked him about one of his old tweets from 2015, he said oil is destroying our world. >> you still feel that way and how do you square that with lowering gas prices? >> i'll tell you right now, climate change is having a disastrous impacts on communities across the state and country. we have an opportunity to create thousands of good paying jobs. now also important for us to be energy independent to drive down costs. >> but climate change just doesn't seem to be an issue that's resonating with voters in the badger state. only about 3% of them in our latest fox news poll say it's their top issue, compared to 24% for

back to you. >> steve: grady of us interested in lol dolls because i've never heard of them either.arently they are very affordably priced and i was just looking to see if they actually, ask your producer, if they are lol, laugh out loud dolls, do they laugh? >> that's what i sent too, steve! apparently no they just have big eyes, i don't get the point. apparently the girls like them. top gift this year. >> carley: the new bratz dolls because they had big eyes and are all the rage. >> i don't get it i'm not the target demo i don't have to understand. >> lawrence: i'm sure it's on my goddaughter's list. >> carley: we would start to question if you did get it a lot of kids will find it under the christmas tree and that's great. >> lawrence: that's true. >> carley: santa is listening. >> lawrence: thank you grady. >> steve: we put the list of the hottest toys for kids and listen, back in the 60s and 70s i actually got hot wheels in the '60s and that's one of the number one thanks. >> lawrence: are timeless. >> steve: car is a go fast. >> carley: legos are timeless too. >> lawrence: the

trimble on the road in madison, wisconsin, good morning, grady. >> good morning, bill. inflation by far the number one issue here in the badger state and gas prices are a big part of that. gas costs about $0.50 more right now in wisconsin compared to a year ago. diesel costs are up $1.50 compared to last year. while senator ron johnson has made inflation and gas prices a focal point of his messaging his opponent mandela barnes, progressive. hasn't made them a big part of his speeches. on the trail, barnes is having to answer for old tweets including one in 2015 saying oil is destroying the world. >> do you still feel that way and how do you square that with lowering gas prices? >> i tell you now climate change is having a disastrous affect on the state and country. we have an opportunity to create thousands of good paying jobs across the state and country by embracing renewable energy economy and important for us to be energy independent to help drive down costs. >> but climate change just isn't an issue that is resonating with voters here right now. only about 3% of th

stu: got t grady, thanks very much indeed. introducing the election panel. me today is nine individuals from various states and backgrounds and they're all voting in the mid terms. i want a show of hands, first of all, how many of you have already voted? i have two people not yet voted but you are going to vote? >> yes. stu: okay, all right. anyone here vote early? you did? you voted early. anybody vote by mail? nobody liked the idea of voting by mail? is anyone still undecided about who you're going to vote for? you all made your minds up? you're all absolutely certain you know what you're going to do? >> yes. >> okay, fair enough. stu: i want to speak to you first. you run restaurants in new york city and i want to ask you about inflation. have you had to raise prices because of inflation, the food that you produce? >> yeah, so in our business at brooklyn chop house, we have a choice. we can sacrifice quality or stay with we are and race prices. we had to raise prices. stu: will people pay the high prices you're demanding? >> not everyone will of course bu

grady trimbles in appleton, wisconsin.rady. >> reporter: well, stu, senator ron johnson's team certainly thinks that the race should have been called in his favor by now. johnson leads his progressive challenger, lieutenant governor mandela barnes, by under 30,000 votes, but with 99% of votes counted. his team just put out this scathing statement saying the corporate media is refusing to call a race that's over. there's no path mathematically for lieutenant governor barnes to overcome his 27,374-vote deficit. this race is over. but officially, our decision desk says the race is still too close to call. senator johnson spoke to his supporters at his watch party just before 1 a.m. central time last night. you could tell he wanted to claim the win, but he held off. >> i'm not going to, you know, declare victory until all the numbers are in, but i just want to give you guys the sense that this race is over, you know? [cheers and applause] >> reporter: in the governor's race, democratic governor tony evers held off trump-backed

grady trimble live from oshkosh, wisconsin with a little bit of news for us, grady. >> hi, harris, a polling place all morning including senator ron johnson. he cast his vote here about an hour ago. he is encouraging republican voters across the state to do the same. in the days leading up to today johnson has been crisscrossing wisconsin talking about the key issues you mentioned like inflation, immigration, crime, and education. here is his last-minute election day pitch to voters. >> how are you feeling with the polls so close? >> i'm cautiously optimistic. my message to republican voters, get out and vote get every one of your friends and family members to vote for republicans get out to vote. >> johnson's progressive challenger lieutenant governor mandela barnes has three final campaign events this morning in milwaukee trying to get out the urban vote there. the governor's race between democrat governor evers and republican tim michels could be closer than the senate race. this is a state that's used to close elections but if both of these offices on the same ballot are decided

grady, good to see you. reporter: hi, liz.resident trump, former president trump took aim at president biden last night blaming biden and his policies for inflation and high energy costs while touting his own administration's economic accomplishments. >> instead of jobs and factories leaving america for china they were for the first time ever leaving china for america. businesses were pouring back because of our historic tax and regulation cuts the biggest in both categories. reporter: not everyone in the republican party is sold on trump in 2024 though. former vice-president mike pence told fox news today he thinks there will be better choices. meanwhile florida governor ron desantis seen as a front-runner for the gop if he chooses to make a run for the white house is staying out of it for now. >> no, look i think we just, we just finished this election, okay? people just need to chill out a little bit on some of this stuff. i mean seriously. reporter: gop megadonors are souring on trump as well. citadel's ken griffin and bla

i'm grady trimble in wisconsin.te used to tight elections especially in presidential years. with the senate race and governor's race on the ballot decided less than three points that would make history in a state used to razor thin margins deciding elections. on the campaign trail leading up to today, in his last minute pitch to voters this morning senator ron johnson has been hitting kitchen table issues like inflation, the economy and crime. when i asked him just after he voted about his re-election chances, he says republican voters shouldn't take anything for granted. how are you feeling with the polls so close? >> i'm cautiously optimistic but again my message to republican voters, assume this is a dead-even race. i would like to win by a wide margin, not for partisan purposes but literally so that it will send a very strong to our democrat doll leagues that their policies are not working. reporter: johnson's progressive challenger, lieutenant governor mandela barnes had three final campaign events in milwaukee

fox business's grady trimble is live from chicago o'hare international airport. grady?, in terms of flying we're basically at pre-pandemic levels, in terms of overall travelers, aaa says that this thanksgiving will be the third busiest for travel since it started tracking those numbers more than two decades ago. let's take a look at the numbers. they estimate around 4 1/2 million americans will take to the skies for turkey day travels on sunday. tsa says it is ready to screen more than 2 1/2 million passengers. united airlines says on that same day, sunday, it will be busiest day since the start of the pandemic. but there are questions about whether the airlines can handle the holiday rush, especially after those mass flight delays and cancellations we saw in the spring and summer. even though almost as many people are flying as in 2019, there are not as many planes in the sky because of the shortage of pilots and other key staff. that smaller supply combined with strong demand and high jet fuel prices we talked about it a lot. that means you're paying more to fly this

grady trimble, where are they?orter: 10 million of them the president is saying when he took office but so far nowhere even close to that in terms of clean new energy jobs have materialized. in fact if you look at the green energy jobs over the next decade the bureau of labor statistics says the number of new jobs added will be relatively small, their words. by 2023 the sector will only create 18,000 new jobs between environmental scientists, solar panel installers and wind turbine technicians combined. fuel sector, oil, gas, coal, biofuels, has lost about 30,000 jobs just from 2020 to 2021 that is a decline of about 3%. the workers who were supposed to build the keystone pipeline don't understand why the biden administration is pulling the plug on oil and gas projects in the united states while letting chevron drill for oil in venezuela? >> that is probably one of the most frustrating things to me as a worker you know, in this country, is, we're not getting a lot of oil from them in the beginning but the willingne

grady trimble reports live on this one from oshkosh. hi, grady. >> hi, martha. the badger state's governor's race is the most expensive in the country. it could come down to the one kitchen table issue that voters are concerned about. inflation. tim michels has made the case that he's better equipped to tackle that issue partly because of his background in business. he's also been hitting democratic governor tony evers on crime and education. every voter i've talked to today says the economy and inflation is their number 1 issue. >> it's impacted our savings and our retirement. >> we're headed in the wrong direction. that is -- it needs to be fixed. >> going back to the businesses, everything is more expensive for them, a lot of businesses are closing their doors. we don't want to see that. >> how is it impacting me? >> yeah. >> my wallet is empty. >> there's also a senate seat up for grabs in wisconsin today. republican senator ron johnson voted here this morning. he told me he's feeling cautiously optimistic about his chances against progressive lieutenant gor

we have coverage four days until the big day with grady tribble, battleground state of wisconsin, brianin pennsylvania so long he has a comedy there. hillary vaughan, the battle wasn't supposed to be but grady in green bay, wisconsin where the president is sending a message to get out the vote and get it out now. >> reporter: except he's not sending it here. president biden be in illinois just south of wisconsin but he has yet to come to the badger stayed in the days leading up to the election. i asked democratic senate candidate barnes if he asked president biden not to come to wisconsin and i didn't get a straight answer but last time president biden was here was over labor day joined by governor tony evers who is up for reelection but not mandela barnes who blamed a scheduling conflict. today the president one state away campaigning for a couple of congressional candidates in illinois but in wisconsin president biden is nowhere to be found. do you want the president here between now and tuesday? >> anyone who wants to rebuild the middle class is more than welcome. >> reporter: barnes

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just, i know his lucky star coffee, grady cocker i'm from the baron plan. you said it was my grandmother, she always said to me, i never go to bed with dirty dishes on the table because little people walk around at night, spit on things as to why people get sick. she says, and that's what i do. i usually try and do my dishes before i go to sleep. all the time. i know suffered a lot too. when the residential schools it is a memory she still finds hard to talk about oh, i have when i had my parents in here so i can say he's 20 here. what i had to say. so natalie say, now it is mad. namely talking about it. but yet it made me, it made me the person i am today because i'm a beta i don't give up with anything i know has always wanted to break the vicious circle of trauma. she remained silent on the subject to protect her grandchildren, bear them the fate to befalls most of the communities. youngsters. ah, unlike their loved ones, they have not experienced residential schools. ah, yet all seem to carry the burden and 43 percent of 1st nation youths between the ag

full grady of sure. sure. let me just kim's room should, thoughtfully, it's, it's the y fi, ela, a billing? yes, my thought, or janine did it again. do you watch in pretty up my be a lot about this morning and it shows that i have box truck. so it's claims about russia was directly responsible for a deadly miss file strike on polish territory. it admits parts of the projectile actually appears to have been ukrainian. that's oper us nato on warsaw. official say it was likely launched by a ukrainian for defense system also ahead $11800000.00 is going to assistance including for direct budget support. the question is, is ukraine now the 51st state of the united states of america, u. s. republicans pledge the collins every sense of fidel.

grady trimble is in illinois. how much are we looking at for the price of the classic thanksgiving turkey dinner being up, roughly the estimate sound like 20%. >> up 20% for grand total of about $64 if feeding 10 people according to the american farm bureau federation although i would say a lot of people spend a lot more than that and you are certainly going to be spending more no matter what your budget is. we got a turkey, the centerpiece for most families, 16 pound bird this year will cost $29, that's a 21% increase from last year and i will swing around here and do my best bob barker impression and go through all the price hikes starting with the item that has gone up in price the most in the past year, stuffing, a 14 ounce bag of stuffing mix will run you $3.88, nearly a 70% increase from last year, got to have sweet potato casserole with a nice marshmallow on top costing $4, that's 11% more than a year ago. let's see, green beans, pound of those only $2 but if you look at last year's price that a 25% increas

come on. >> harris: you said something interesting when you were first sitting down and grady trimble was reporting talking about wisconsin. he is in appleton today. you said ron johnson has always won with races this close. >> he did the right thing in holding back. i think republicans win there. i think republicans win in nevada. i think laxalt will continue to see that same-day voting come his direction and same with blake masters in arizona. i have to tell you, this was not the red tsunami. i think it is two different races. you look at florida. that was a tsunami. ron desantis, marco rubio, what they did throughout the whole state of florida, that was a tsunami. then there is the rest of the country where republicans better think hard because they did not have the type of night. if you are really adamant about the issues, and they are all on your side why weren't the republicans sweeping all the races? you have to be able to communicate. i don't think the communication was as good as they thought it was going to be. you also have to get out the vote. republicans better look deep.

all right, grady trimble, thank you.dra. >> sandra: jackie deangelis, brian bremberg, thanks to both of you for being here. we have a lot to get to. first the exchange with peter doocy and john kirby at the white house yesterday. i'll have you guys dig into this. >> why is it the president would rather let u.s. companies drill for oil in venezuela than here in the u.s.? >> that's not an accurate take on the president's view. >> earlier this month he said no more drilling, there is no more drilling. >> president has issued 9,000 permits for drilling on u.s. federal lands, peter, nine # thousand of them being unused. there are plenty of opportunities for oil and gas companies to drill here in the united states. >> sandra: plenty of opportunities. wait, rewind to president biden, i'll let you talk -- >> i like this. >> sandra: an important set-up. this is november 6th, the president. >> no more drilling, there is no more drilling. i haven't formed any new drilling. >> sandra: brian, go. >> put your money into drilling when

you looked at the meal and grady laid it out.t of agriculture trying to cover all of its bases. first said listen, prices are up 1% year over year from last year, steve. and then they say if they're up more than that, just blame putin. the putin price hikes. getting everything covered, steve. >> yeah. by the way, i'm one of these people that is skeptical that it cost $60 to feed ten people for thanksgiving. that doesn't include the beer and wine and all of that. one of the things people are doing is buying smaller turkeys. they can't afford it. many americans are living paycheck to paycheck. wage increases have been 5 plus. inflation is at 8%. it's a real problem. last thing i'd say, i don't want to be a debby downer either, but i'm not so sure that we're through with this bout of inflation. 2023, we could see continued price increases. >> if they can't figure out this rail strike, it's going to be ugly. here's how some americans are cutting back. one in four on this thing plan to pass on thanksgiving to save money. 88% are now c

grady trimble.did you find out? >> we shall see, bill. probably a little too late to make any difference for thanksgiving and christmas. the number of people traveling is at or near pre-pandemic levels just about every day. thanksgiving will be one of the busiest for travel in more than two decades. there are questions about whether the airlines can handle the holiday rush this year especially after the mass delays and cancellations in the spring and summer. even though almost as many people are flying as in 2019 the airlines have cut routes because of staffing shortages. pilots and other key staff. that smaller supply combined with strong demand and high jet fuel prices means you are paying more to travel this turkey day. the travel booking app hopper says domestic airfare is up 8% from last year. average cost of a round-trip in the u.s. around $380. hotels are more expensive, too. up some 15% from a year ago. the travelers we've talked to say they don't mind shelling out big bucks. >> saving some

fox business' grady trimble is in chicago on that. grady? >> hi, charles.gest shopping weekend of the year and all time. but inflation is changing the way americans are shopping this black friday. deloitte says this weekend we'll spend around $500 on average. that's up 12% from a year ago. even though we're spending more, we're buying less because the dollars aren't going as far. we're getting less bang for our buck. deloitte says we're buying seven fewer gifts this weekend compared to 2021. they said more shoppers are relying on credit cards and buy now and pay later programs. the folks that we talked to said they're scouring for deals and looking more closely than ever for discounts. sometimes they're striking out. >> prices have gone higher. we're trying to look for any deals that will benefit us. >> the prices, yeah, they're higher. right? >> definitely. >> and i don't know that theany >> i've seen some 40%. in my book, that's good. i like to see some 50% out there, maybe 60. >> you have to look and blouse. sometimes good, sometimes not. >> looking to c

thank you, grady, joining me in studio will cain my co-host on "fox & friends weekend" and my husband of our favorite stories from today. so, first up, traveling, hard enough especially during the holidays, especially if you ever sitting in front of this tod toddler. >> okay, sean. we have traveled with a lot of kids. what do you make? >> sean: first, i watched you on "the five." a lot of travelers that are worse. no there's not. it's hard enough to travel your kids cry and scream and sometimes they are young enough they will poop and you have to deal with that i give a lot of passes to parents. but a kid that's on train bouncing up and down. grab your kid, put them in the seat. grab your seat belt. cinch it tight and lock it down that has no place. way too easy on them. >> rachel: i was asked this question on "the five," will. i'm a little sensitive about people who complain about kid on the flight. i agree, sean, that was out of control. would you strap the kid down, will? >> will: i don't believe in public corporal punishment this right here is the test that man in front though, th

grady trimble is in chicago reporting for fox business. >> good morning.he would be keystone pipeline workers are understandably not happy at all. they've been waiting almost two years since president biden promised in investing if green energy would create lots of new jobs. >> key plank of our build back better recovery plan is building a modern, resilient climate infrastructure and clean energy future that create millions of good paying union jobs. not 7, 8, 10, $12 an hour but prevailing wage and benefits. >> fast forward to today and the reality is the fuel sector, including oil and gas, coal and bio fuels saw a drop of nearly 30,000 jobs from 2020 to 2021. so jobs in fossil fuels are declining and the latest data from the bureau of labor statistics found the green energy sector is projected to add in their words only a relatively small amount of new jobs over the next decade. right around 26,000. it has the keystone pipeline workers we've been talking to wondering where are their green jobs? >> i have not heard anything about these so-called green job

dana. >> dana: grady trimble in wisconsin for us. >> bill: what are the voters saying? fox news hosts a town hall tonight with ohio u.s. senate candidates, democratic congressman tim ryan and the republican j.d. vance hosted by brett and martha live in columbus, ohio with an audience of voters there in the buckeye state. see how that goes, huh? what folks are talking about. >> dana: are they talking about bengals? >> i hope not. might be talking about the browns. they had a good night. >> dana: authorities in hot pursuit as human smugglers play a dangerous game along the border. details on the chaos next. >> bill: keeping warm will cost a bundle. how home heating prices are going through the roof. >> dana: could this be the difference maker for republican candidate lee zeldin? newt gingrich on that ahead. >> we've been focusing on the issues that matter most to new yorkers. hitting the breaking point in the state. kathy hochul is saying look away, there is nothing to cismd we've been focused on rising crime. right there in your home. newday can unlock it with the newday

grady trimble in chicago. what now?> this ruling is another blow to president biden's student loan forgiveness plan. it was already on hold as a federal appeals court considers a separate lawsuit by six states challenging the program. in the latest ruling the trump-appointed district court judge in texas says the court is not blind to the current political division in our country but it is fundamental to the survival of our republican that the separation of powers be reserved. he argues the biden administration by passed congress by creating the $4 hundred billion student loan forgiveness program under a 2003 law. he says the heroes act was intended to provide loan assistance to military personnel defending our nation. president biden made the case the pandemic is a national emergency that allows his administration to forgive between 10,000 to $20,000 in loans. the job creators network filed the lawsuit. it had this reaction to the ruling. this attempted illegal student loan bail-out would have done nothing to address t

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grady, thank you so much. you found any shortages of anything, sandra? >> sandra: i have not, but have not needed anything as far as medications, crossing fingers, knocking on wood. naperville, illinois, right next door to where i grew up, wheaton, illinois, and really populated towns outside of chicago and a lot of kids, suburbs, a lot of families and i've also heard they are in short supply of some basic medicines around there. >> john: the local cvs i go to is a hot mess on the best of days and now with pharmacists having to substitute, swap out drugs and oh, i feel bad for them. they are inundated as it is. >> sandra: absolutely, and they want to help. it's been two weeks since four college students in idaho have been stabbed to death. no suspect in the case. does dna from the crime scene hold the key? we will ask expert mike marciano. he's joining us next. >> john: in china, demonstrators risking their lives as they call for xi jinping to step down. what the u.s. can or should do in response. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick,