griff. it's good to be with you today. knowing how that building works at the department of justice and the way they've turned around that memo within four or five days of the white house receiving the original letter from the national school board association, tells me that doj was at the table and obviously, merrick garland must be surprised today to have learned that this happened, but it's very concerning because if you remember, the memo that was sent out to the u.s. attorneys to the fbi, it was circulated broadly through the building at the department of justice, including the national security division, those are serious tools that law enforcement has and to sic that on parents, merely voicing concerns about critical race theory and others in schools should never have happened, but the speed with which it happened shows the department of justice is clearly coordinating at the time. griff: to your point, not only the timing, but september 29th labeling parents as domestic terrorists go

griff: and i'm griff jenkins, great to be with you, alicia.ave team coverage with jacqui heinrich who is covering the president from massachusetts, but we begin with jonathan in atlanta with more details on this omicron variant. >> katy hochul signed executive order freeing up hospital space for potential surge in covid-19 patients. it takes effect in december 3rd and will be reevaluated on january 15th, governor heck ho l said in a statement that while the omicron variant has yet to be detected, it is coming. first identified in south africa, but dr. anthony fauci said he wouldn't be surprised if it's already here. doctor: we have not detected it yet but when you have a virus that is showing this degree of transmissibility and you're already having travel related cases that they've noted in israel and belgium and other places, when you have a virus like, this it almost invariably is ultimately going to go essentially all over. >> to protect yourself against omicron the cdc recommends pretty much the same strategies of the earlier versions of

griff: and i'm griff jenkins. as 10 years old listening to music from drake and travis scott. the rapper released a statement saying he's absolutely devastated by what took place last night, and he sends prayers to all those impacted by what happened at the astroworld festival and added that the houston police department has his total support. garrett tenney has more from the scene this houston. hi, garrett. >> reporter: griff and molly, this is just heartbreaking. what witnesses are describing is a terrifying -- incident, a crowd of 50,000 people here for a two-day music festival. and when travis scott took the stage a little after nine, the crowd started surging forward to the stage. witnesses said they had a hard time breathing. and when some people started passing out, it was a nightmare trying to get them out or even get help in. but then, around 9:30, things got worse. one witness said it was like watching a general -- jenga tower tall over. >> i witnessed somebody unconscious struggling to get help. people

griff. >> griff: inflation come into americans.er a year off the biggest event and fans are all pumped up. we are live, coming up. earn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >> arthel: yes. happy thanksgiving indeed. crowds are back in the streets of new york city to watch the macy's thanksgiving day parade. it is back in full form, after a pared down version last year due to the pandemic paired with giant character balloons, once again pulled by handlers and floats lining its original route through manhattan. brian yunus is on the ground in manhattan. i am not surprised that you got this assignment for today. happy thanksgiving, my friend. >> happy things giving to you and yours. this is the best parade on the planet and my personal favorite. the 95th annual macy's day thanksgiving

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vote at 8:00 in the morning, griff? griff: that's right.f of the house floor behind me is speaker pelosi's office about 100 yards behind me. i didn't see anybody in there. the lights are off. and the lights in the house chamber are off. no one is here but me and my cameraman here in the will rogers statue as speaker pelosi says she thinks she can accomplish what she failed to do at the end of last week and that is to pass votes on both the infrastructure bill and this massive social spending bill, which is 2,000 plus pages. but if last night was any indication it's clear that pelosi doesn't have those votes. watch. >> at this point, what are you waiting for? >> we have work do on the floor. >> speaker pelosi, do you have the votes for build back better and the bipartisan bill? >> [inaudible] griff: that may not be good enough for the president, go down pennsylvania avenue and you will find that the president is getting very impatient. >> the president has been very clear he wants to get this moving, there is an urgency along with the member

my goodness. >> griff leads our coverage. hey, griff. griff: hey, brian, ainsley and steve.e virginia and any republican looking to get elected next november may want to pay attention to the guy at the front of that wave riding it 54-year-old glenn youngkin, a political newcomer, a businessman who just rewrote the playbook on how far to get elected with one clear message and that is that parents. terry mcauliffe go to that race board and show you it's by two points. it is a 50 pointed 7 to 48.6 according to fox news youngkin came surgeoning back as you remember a month ago mcauliffe was way up. he put the education front and center and putting parent in the driver's seat. now he is vowing to take immediate action. listen. we're going to embrace choice in our public school system. we are going tomorrow brace our patients not ignore them. >> fox also has the g.o.p. lieutenant governor candidate winsome sears leading right now. they have not yet called it. but, if she wins, she will become the first black woman elected statewide office. jamaican born. form were marine. first bl

griff, another topic, something with steve bannon, former trump adviser today. >> griff: that's rightthe former senior trump adviser indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of contempt of congress, he has since indicated that after refusing to comply with january 6th alleged panel subpoena, he will surrender on monday and appear in court. this just hours, bret, after this morning former chief of staff mark meadows, white house chief of staff mark meadows refused to appear before the committee. the chairman vinny thompson saying he will pursue contempt charges for him as well, bret? >> bret: both stories we will follow, griff, thank you. former president trump said he wasn't concerned about mike pence's safety during the january 6th former riot. the former defendant defended the shouts from capitol rioters threatening violence to threat it telling new book betrayal he was not concerned about the chants of "hang mike pence." if you heard those chants they were terrible. >> oh the people were very angry. >> saying hang mike pence. >> it's common sense, john. it's common sense that

griff jenkins joins us. good morning. do we have griff? not sure we've got him. as we were telling you we are recapping, glenn youngkin pulling off a major upset defeating terry mcauliffe. unbelievable when you look at these numbers and you see how close this race was. >> razor thin margin. what i found most interesting was the crazy flip when you consider where donald trump finished in the race for the white house and the commonwealth, compare that to where glenn youngkin finished. it speaks to perhaps as we talked about in our conversation with jason chaffetz and leslie marshall a template moving forward for gop candidates around the country as we welcome them into the conversation. i would say this. one of the things i really enjoyed about watching this unfold tonight was this idea that the people's voice really did matter. this wasn't about party line, people were democrats, people who were republicans back to the car, this was something people were coming over to one side from both parties and that speaks to the issues that resonated with the parents in part

griff. >> good afternoon, sand.lyst believed to be the primary source for that infamous christopher steele dossier full of allegations against then candidate donald trump in 2016. we are outside the federal courthouse in alexandria waiting for 43-year-old igor danchenko arrested this morning by the f.b.i. on charges stemming from durham's probe. in the 39-page indictment, sandra, danchenko is charged with five counts of false statements to the f.b.i. those statements pertain to so-called company reports which are sources of information he provided to steele. party of the indictment reads all of danchenko's lies were material to the f.b.i. because among other reasons the f.b.i.'s investigation of the trump campaign relied in large part on the company reports to obtain fisa warrants and as we know that pertains to the surveillance warrant issued against former trump aide carter page. danchenko is the third person charged in the durham 2 1/2-year investigation. the two previous individuals were kevin klinessmith who --

griff jenkins live outside richmond. jillian: there is this. >> it is obvious compromise is not good enough for a lot of my colleagues. enough is enough. jillian: senator joe manchin standing between his party and a victory lap saying he will not support biden's been able, without a thorough review of its economic impact. how progressives in the media are heading back. >> hunter biden cause climate change in a crystal threat. why does he appear to be not enough of the biggest most important climate conference on the planet. carley: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. carley: virginia voters to the polls in a referendum on president biden's presidency and about whatever options to come. it is taking place against the backdrop of biden's agenda stalling washington and suffered another blow from members of his own party. carley: alex open his live on the ground in scotland where the president is set to speak this are. jackie ibanez with the latest power play by senator joe manchin but griff jenkins

todd: griff jenkins is in wash washington.e turn to alex hogan who is live on the ground in scotland. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd and carl carley, this is 12 dayf conversations, leaders from around the world will be here for the 26th climate change conference. this was supposed to take place in scotland last year. however, thats was put on pause because of the pandemic. this morning, president joe biden leaving rome where he was over the weekend. now arriving here in scotland, again, to deliver a speech at the summit today. before then, he'll meet with british prime minister boris johnson, and the u.n. secretary general. biden calling out certain world powers for not making an appearance, including russia and china. >> the disappointment relates to the fact that russia and including not only russia but china basically didn't show up in terms of any commitments to deal with climate change and there's a reasons why people should be appointed in that. -- disappointed in that. i found it disa appointing mys

hi, griff. >> good morning. this is far from over.don county's top cop sheriff is in a war of letters blaming the superintendent ziegler for enabling a male student found guilty of sexual assault in a school bathroom to strike at a different school. he said he knew of the alleged sexual offense the day it occurred. . despite knowing the serious nature of the offense they decided to place this individual into another school population. the student is facing new charges from an october 6th incident. the sheriff's letter was in response to the superintendent's initial letter which accused the sheriff's office of violating the law by failing to notice of the student's arrest claiming the sheriff's office gave inaccurate information in a november 3 school board meeting. ziegler wrote we cannot confirm that we have received the required notification of charges. now this comes, martha, as virginia's attorney general elect says he is launching an investigation into this as soon as he is sworn in. >> a huge day one issue. what we've seen with

first, griff jenkins live at the lincoln memorial in washington. hi, griff. >> hi, martha.es for more than seven hours here. they're on the letter p. in fact, in the last hour when they read lance corr pal mccollum's name, a powerful name. all of this is being put on by tunnels to towers. frank siller is here with me. it's been a remarkable day so far. you have a long way to go. only on ps. why are you doing this? >> it's important that america realizes that over 7,000 men and women in uniform gave their lives since september 11, 2001 when i lost my brother. it's important that we read the names and honor the sacrifice that was made. not just veterans day but today is a good day to do that. you can see the 7,000 plus luminaries. we're very proud of what we're doing. >> we have footage from last night. 7,070 names. many gold star families reading names that we're hearing now. what has it meant to them? >> it means the world to them. you mentioned mccollum. there's shannon kent, a chief petty officer. she gave her life up. it was my friend's niece. he was so proud when she jo

griff: i'm griff jenkins in washington, thanks for watching and have a safe and happy weekend. ♪ arthelthe world is on high alert as the u.s. and several other nations impose travel the restrictions on south african countries after the emergence of a new covid variant. the cdc and state department now warning americans not to travel to those countries. hello, everyone. welcome to "fox news live," i'm arthel neville. welcome, molly. molly: glad to be here, i'm sitting in for eric shawn. omicron is classified as a, quote, variant of concern. the u.k. today becoming the latest country to report cases of omicron which has also surfaced in belgium, israel and hong kong. no cases have yet been reported in the u.s. new york governor kathy hoe cull has issued an emergency hospital order limiting elective surgeries just in case. president biden with these words of caution as he and the world await more answers on the new strain. >> we don't know a lot about the variant except that it is of great concern, seems to spread rapidly. arthel: we have live fox news team coverage. jacqui heinrich, she's

the polls opening at the top of the hour which is where we find griff jenkins. hey, griff.: hey, brian, good morning. steve, ains liberation good morning. here at the elementary school in glen allen, virginia, a suburb of richmond. the voters just walked in and there start casting their ballots as the entire nation's eyes are on this race because, let's be honest, anything short of a decisive win by mcauliffe who a month ago had this in the bag will be seen as a devastating blow to president biden as this is the first referendum test of his presidency here. now, this race has come down to the wire. between the former democratic governor and the republican newcomer and businessman glenn youngkin, he has done a very good job of making education a top priority here in the state. he was making his closing argument in this area yesterday. talking about just that issue. here is some of what youngkin said. listen endorse him. but mcauliffe is taking heat for some voters about what he said about teachers on sunday. listen. >> 50% of the students of virginia schools k-12. 50% are st

todd: griff jenkins, thank you. house speaker nancy pelosi privately objecting to democrats pitch for a billionaire tax calling it a publicity stunt, progressives pushed as a way to pay for the president's social spending plan but the party often we abandoned it in october after resistance from moderates, pelosi is the sixth wealthiest member of congress, worth $100 million. that is a lot of expensive ice cream. the president's spending agenda haven't been passed yet, the american people are being hit with a tax hike. watch. >> the problem is you cannot spin inflation was people feel it when they get a second groceries against the gas pump. it is -- they see that. the problem president biden has is it will affect the passage of build back better, reconciliation bill. and also is going to affect the veracity of his claim that he doesn't tax anyone who earns under 400,$000. you have inflation your paycheck is being eroded and that is why the impact on people at the bottom of the pile. >> a large part of president bide

griff jenkins is live in dc with the latest. >> this was supposed to be a victory lap, the president's first major bipartisan achievement with his faithful second-in-command by his side. what was on full display was major damage control it looks like following multiple reports of a growing rift leaving the vice president according to insiders feeling sidelined as she struggles to put aside an awkward start. >> from the very start, he welcomed democrats, independents and republicans, you welcomed ideas. he welcomed debate. you are equal parts believer and builder. laura: this as the vice president's approval rating at an all-time low for a modern vice president, 28% according to usa today poll, the white house downplaying those reports. >> you reports that the vice president -- >> she's a key partner, a full leader and someone who has taken on incredibly important assignment. a lot of reports out there that don't reflect his view or our experience of the vice president. >> reporter: local numbers dog president biden's agenda with midterms on the horizon according to a washington post po

griff jenkins is live outside richmond. laura: there is this. >> it is obvious compromise is not good enough for a lot of my colleagues. enough is enough. >> senator joe manchin stand between his party and a victory lap saying he won't support the spending bill without a thorough review of his economic impact. progressives and the media are heading back. >> president biden calls climate change in excess potential threat so why does he appear to be not enough of the most important climate conference on the planet? >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning and happy election day. carley: virginians will hit the polls this morning and an election seen as a referendum on biden's presidency as a bellwether for elections to come and it is taking place against the backdrop of biden's agenda stalling in washington and suffering another blow from members of his own party. >> alex hogan live on the ground in scotland where the president is set to speak before returning home. jackie ibanez has details on the lates

griff jenkins live for us, thank you. congressman byron donald says joe biden is directly responsible for the extreme disruption to our supply chain. listen. >> our supply chain is broken because of his wreckless economic policy and bad environmental and labor policy in the state of california. that's what happened to our country. what we have to have is simple and sane economic policies that get people to work so our country can thrive and prosper. we all work together in this economy. it's not one versus the other, no matter what joe biden and bernie sanders want to tell you. todd: the biden administration will have to depend on whistleblowers to report on private companies who violate the vaccine mandate. osha's chief said there aren't enough inspectors for the operation. companies could be fined 13,000 bucks for each violation. all this as a group of 10 unions along with a small business nonprofit are suing the president over his vaccine mandate. they call it a, quote, clear administrative overreach and claim the prop

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but first, griff jenkins is reported from washington d.c. on this story. learning more about the suspect. 39-year-old darrell brooks was in court on charges related to last sunday's parade attack. during the hearing where brooks faces five counts including two felonies of bail jumping and second degree recklessly endangering safety, his attorney withdraw from the case says relationships and familiarities between the attorney and community affected a bias have created a conflict of interest. the judge granted the motion. today's charges stem from brooks' allegedly running over the mother of his child in november with the same red s.u.v. used to plow through the christmas parade. brooks was deemed a high risk by a pretrial assessment investigator following his november 5 arrest leaving officials worried he would commit another crime. this comes as prosecutors charged brooks with the six count of first degree intentional homicide in the parade attack following the death of jackson sparks who was working alongside his 12-year-old brother. in all, six people we

griff, it was great to work with you. >> grates to be with you. happy things giving to you and to our viewers. >> neil: you're done with the stuff in and out onto the shopping. the white house was still reeling from the price that all americans are dealing with. hello, everyone, i'm charles vander for neil cavuto and this is special things giving addition of your world. clock is ticking to those black friday deals but a lot of you have been buying already. if you have hit the roads or the skies for the holidays, it has been hectic and expensive. but we've got you covered. on where you will be shop and how much you will be spending and cloudy: california, on where you will be driving and what you will be paying at the pump. first, susan. >> despite more expensive price takes this or, more than 150 million americans are expected to go bargain hunting. that is roughly half of the u.s. population, according to the national retail federation. that will shop at some point, this thanksgiving through cyber monday to spend expected to go up by six or 10% t

hello and happy thanksgiving, i am griff jenkins. >> hello griff happy thanksgiving to you.is is america americans are picking up some pretty pricey turkeys and all. the turkey and all the trimmings cost 14% more, compared to last ar

todd: griff jenkins live in d.c. thanks. carley: jack ciattarelli may he demand a recount of new jersey's gubernatorial election results. phil murphy won re-election in the state by a slim margin. right now, there are 70,000 provisional ballots still left to be counted. there are also an unknown am of mail-in ballots that need to be counted as welch ciattarelli said while the vote count is close, the campaign is not making accusations of fraud. todd: congressional republicans are preparing for a big midterm election next year as americans prove they are ready to vote out far left policy. carley: the house gop sets its sights on dozens of democrats they view as vulnerable. >> republicans are riding a new wave of confidence after resounding victories last week. the gop house fund raising team are saying they're targeting 70 democrat incumbents in the 2022 midterms. >> democrats can't protect us across the world, democrats can't protect our streets and democrats can't protect us in the water. >> how did president biden get this

thank you, griff jenkins, live for us in washington. appreciate it.odd: the white house remaining silent after biden's national security advisor jake sullivan was referenced in john durham's indictment of a former hillary clinton campaign lawyer. .carley: the connection raising concerns of ethics violations in sullivan's family and the highest levels of the justice department. brook singman joins us with more on the latest controversy. brooke, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. that's right. president biden's national security advisor has been in the spotlight since the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan in august. since then, sullivan has been referred to as the foreign policy advisor to special counsel john durham's indictment of clinton campaign a lawyer, michael sussmann. sussmann is charged with lying to the fbi about the trump organization and russia. there is no indication sullivan played any role beyond receiving information from the clinton campaign lawyer or that he's the target of the durham probe but it is the first direct lin

griff jenkins fox news. here in california. every adult who wants a covid booster shot can now get one, the state's health department has told healthcare providers not to turn away adults who want to boost her shot. and they said anyone age 18 or older should be able to self determine their risk and get a booster shot when they're ready. cdc guidelines, though at this point are advising booster shots for people who are 65 or older or younger people with underlying medical conditions or who work in high risk areas. for more. we're joined now by dr peter chin hong infectious disease specialist at u. c. s f. dr chen hong always appreciate your tim. so any adult here in california who wants a booster shot. can now get one under these new rules. how much of a difference do you think this is going to make in terms of getting more people? those additional doses? i think it'll make some difference, alex, but i think as evidence in the states where boosting has had the highest uptick, it's usually when people see that cases arising and

griff jenkins fox news. new in the shadow space and science center up in the oakland hills is now open again for the first time in more than 18 months. congresswoman barbara lee and assembly member labonte. we're at the ribbon cutting ceremony this market morning marking the reopening. space and science center has new exhibits and a new nasa ames visitor center that nasa experience exhibition as part of a partnership between nasa's ames research center and chabot to bring more science, technology, engineering and math or stem learning opportunities to oakland school children. part of our partnership with nasa. we are going to deepen our learning everywhere initiative. there's opportunity here at the science center, but we believe it's critically important to get to where kids are, particularly if you have equity and access in mind. so pre pandemic we had already started working across oakland. in schools, public libraries studios. it's so important that our impact is here and outside our four walls. the shad

griff jenkins, ktvu, fox two news. new at noon. state and local leaders met in san jose today to talk about the benefits of the newly passed infrastructure investments and jobs act. u. s senator alex padilla toasted that event with congresswoman zoloft grin san jose mayor sam accardo and other leaders of the deer don train station to discuss the nation's largest infrastructure investment in nearly a century. the lawmakers described how the bill will provide billions in federal funding for california for transportation, roads, clean energy and the strengthening of the supply chain. i also want to mention the high speed internet provision in this bill 65 billion for the nation, but we know there are parts of our community even here in santa clara county. or high speed internet does not exist and you can go and find out where that is. when you see parents with their kids in a car outside of mcdonald's, so their kids can do their homework that should not be. the bill will also fund strengthening the state's electrical grid security and

griff jenkins, ktvu fox. a new vaccine policy, all first responders have to be vaccinated by december, 21st. this applies to police, firefighters and ambulance providers. anyone who's not fully vaccinated has to be tested for covid weekly and has to wear a face mask around patients. the county says employers are first responders can have their own vaccine mandates that don't include testing options if they choose. the security company is facing a lawsuit 4.5 years after deadly mass shooting at a san francisco ups facility as ktvu christien kafton reports, workers claimed the company did not do enough to keep them safe the day of that shooting. the shooting at the ups facility in san francisco's potrero hill in june of 2017 shocked the bay area. police say employee jimmy lam shot and killed two of his co workers inside the facility and another outside to others were shot and survived their injuries. lamb took his own life when san francisco police arrived on the scene. now 47 workers have joined together suing

good morning, griff. >> good morning. let's start with the news breaking this hour.ling his supporters in a statement he came up short adding congratulations to governor elect glenn youngkin on his victory. i hope people will join me wishing the best to he and his family. a red wave could be sweeping into richmond in the state capitol behind me. fox news calling that race in youngkin beating mccauliffe. he won on a message putting parents in the drivers seat on the issue of education and put that into immediate action. listen. >> we're going to introduce choice within our public school system. we are going to embrace our parents, not ignore them. >> fox has not called the races yet. the gop for lieutenant governor winston sears. she is leading. if she wins will become the first black woman elected to statewide office telling a crowd last night you are looking at the american dream. also leading in the polls but not yet called by fox gop candidate leading for attorney general. if he wins becoming the first hispanic elected to statewide office and fox news following si

griff jenkins, ktvu fox. two news tsh workers are expected to screen some 20 million travelers this week. sfo saw big crowds over the weekend, and things are expected to stay busy. friday saturday. sunday have been the three busiest days at sfo since the pandemic began. so we're certainly bearing encouraged by that definitely on the road to recovery in terms of volume. sfo wants to remind travelers masks are required at all us airports. and when you're boarding a plane and flying free masks, of course, are available at the terminals. alright, let's take a peek at the best and worst times to hit the road. the bay area news group compiled data from triple a, which shows the worst time to set out is between four and six p.m. tomorrow. you'll likely see the most traffic heading back to the bay area on sunday between one and seven pm now if you can wait triple a says the best time to hit the road ahead of thanksgiving would be after nine p.m. on wednesday and as many families prepare to celebrate thanksgiving with

brian: thanks, griff.le is now for those major corporation wells over 100 employees, even they are going not only are they looking at the private business, especially we know any business that does business with the federal government, but now they are looking at small business, that pizza shop down the block, that department store, that private boutique, they are going to start mandating local and small business to make sure they are vaccinated. drilling down, overreach telling you what to do with your body. this is nuts. ainsley: in l.a. you have to show vax card indoor restaurant, movies, nail salon, gym, bowling alley or any performance or show. one of the ladies there in the crowd her name is cindy lazzo there protesting on behalf of her brother. electrical engineer with the transit system only provider for the entire family or his his immediate family. now is he considering moving to texas if he loses his job. steve: it's interesting, the white house says this is not a mandate because it's not a jab

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griff jenkins in washington with more on his speech and more on the economic threat as well. >> reporter: millions of americans feeling pain at the pump the president says help is on the way that even he admits this won't bring immediate relief. >> combined actions will not solve the problem of high gas prices overnight but will make a difference. my efforts to combat climate change is not raising the price of gas. >> reporter: afterwards no time for questions. >> thank you for your time and effort. i will have plenty of time to talk to you. >> when will you answer our questions, sir? >> reporter: the president touching down on nantucket where the first family will spend thanksgiving, standing at a billionaires compound sitting on 14 acres leaving some wondering if scranton joe is out of touch with americans as his energy secretary appeared flat-footed, unaware of current us oil consumption rate. >> how many barrels of oil does the us consumer they? >> don't have that number. >> reporter: is 18 million barrels a day last year raising questions over how much impact this release will have.

. >> julie: griff jenkins has more. >> they were led to believe there was no cordination and the attorneyis tells a different story and shows them meeting with the white house in early september weeks before sending that letter to the president comparing parents to domestic terrorists. which occurred before the doj took action in early october. in this new memo dated october 12th the board's president said they were engaged with the white house and the department of education and surgeon general on pandemic related issues. when garland was pressed under oath about relying on the nsba, he deny this. >> this doesn't change the association's concern about violence. it alters some of the language in the letter. >> those words are contradicted by the nsba's president's account writing: he reached out to the doj and nsba and not heard back. interesting to see what jen psaki says today. >> julie: time to talk the man of the hour. you obtained those emails. ian pryor and the father of two opportunities in the loudoun county, virginia school system which is ground zero for parents fighting against

griff jenkins in d.c.ing. >> it is eye opening, we've been led to believe there is no coordination between the white house and attorney general garland acted independently, both may be false in newly released conversations, timeline is showing members in the white house meeting for weeks in september before sending that letter to the president comparing parents to domestic terrorists and it was before the doj took action in early october. nsba president confirms in mid-october memo saying nsba has been actively engaged with the white house, department of justice, department of homeland security, department of education, surgeon general on pandemic related issues. when garland was pressed under oath in late october about coordination with the nsba, he denied being influenced. watch. >> the letter that we -- that was subsequently sent does not change the association's concern about violence or threats of violence. it alters some language in the letter, language in the letter that we did not rely on and is no

. >> think about reflect on everything griff jenkins talked about from a policy standpoint, inflation is up, gas prices are up, crime is up, borders wide open, people are unhappy, biden's fall numbers down, the only good news for president biden is kamala harris's poll numbers are worse and a cnn article. the lid off their relationship saying that harris people are frustrated because they feel she's underutilized, the biden people feel harris is a political liability and everybody that voted for president biden thought things were going to, quote, go back to normal and if you remember the days of donald trump when there were borders, less crime, people were economically satisfied, would you take a couple two have that, some people would. >> this is the problem with following the blue check on twitter which represents this percentage of the american people, half of the american people, the real american person, the person that is out there in a blue state, red state, doesn't matter, wants to focus on their family, they want to focus on the kitchen table issues, they are worried about i

todd: we begin with griff jenkins wrapping up the results. >> it appears 54-year-old political newcomer and businessman glenn youngkin may be leading a red wave sweeping the capital behind me. let's go, youngkin defeating terry mcauliffe by two points, 50 points 248 points, we've not yet, fox is not yet called the race for the lieutenant governor, i will get to those races in a moment but the man of the hour, glenn youngkin leading a comeback, a month ago mcauliffe was handily winning this race. he has focused on one issue in particular. he talked about it in the suburbs of northern virginia and his victory party last night. >> we will introduce choice into the public school system. we are going to embrace parents, not ignore them. >> back to the red wave sweeping the capital behind me, winston sears is poised leading to become the first black woman to hold that office statewide in 2002, the first black woman elected to the house of delegates, former marine, she spoke last night. here's what she had to say. >> what you are looking at is the american dream. it is a historic night but i d

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griff jenkins is always working and joins us live in washington. >> reporter: are you feeling the pain at the pump? the president is help is on the way. but he admits this won't bring immediate relief. >> my action will not solve the problem of high gas prices overnight. my effort to combat climate change is not raising the price of gas. todd: afterwards no time for questions. >> thank you for your time and effort. i will have plenty of time - >> when will you answer our questions? >> next stop the president touched down in nantucket where he will spend thanksgiving reportedly staying in a billionaire's compound leaving some wondering if scranton joe is out of touch with working-class americans. this as his interview secretary is unaware of the current us oil consumption rate. >> how many barrels of oil does the us consume her day? >> i don't have that number. todd: last year it was 18 million barrels a day raising questions over how much impact this release will have. democratic senator joe manchen says today's release from the strategic petroleum reserve is an important policy mandat

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todd: griff jenkins can is live in d.c. >> reporter: good morning, todd. carley, congratulations. a lot of pressure on speaker he pelosi who failed twice to deliver on infrastructure with tomorrow's vote in he question as the president overseas presses on his party. >> the build back better framework, which is god willing going to be voted on as early as sometime this coming week, i believe we will pass my build back better plan and i believe we will pass the infrastructure bill. >> reporter: but democrats remain deeply divided as progressive drive the narrative, unable to get the math to work. >> look, this is not about senator sinema or senator manchin, it's about 50 senators and the outrage. >> they make up the 50 senators. >> so do we all. >> reporter: the president of the unified democrats with the scaled back $1.75 trillion framework you see here, $555 billion in climate investment, free pre-k and one year extension on the child tax credit. it doesn't have paid family leave and it's still no deal on prescription drugs as the administration put cabinet officials out yesterday

first griff jenkins live outside of the courthouse in virginia. what is going on in there? >> good afternoon. well, we know that 43-year-old russian native danchenko is schedule this hour in the federal courthouse behind me. arrested this morning by the fbi. a 39 page indictment. he is facing 5 count of making false statements some pertaining to company reports which were sources of information that danchenko provided to christopher steele. the former british intelligence official paid by democrats paid to visiting connections between donald trump and russia. it was used to secure government surveillance warrants against carter page. another focuses on false statements about a phone call that danchenko had with an alleged u.s. citizen who was a russian-american chamber of commerce president. the indictment partly reads. that during the phone call the person informed him in part about information that the company reports later described as demonstrating a well developed conspiracy of cooperation between the trump campaign. danchenko is the third person charged with lying to

griff jenkins has more on this important front. >> trying to resolve the mystery of the no show, strengthening the supply chain, they cancel the remarks explaining biden wanted more time to meet with visiting business leaders, it address the emerging of a variant in fears that more lockdowns were coming. >> if people were vaccinated there is no need for lockdowns. >> reassuring americans the supply-chain crisis and spiking inflation. >> inventory levels are at 10% so while we are concerned about supply chains, the delays are improving. >> reporter: republicans paint a less optimistic picture. >> paying $4 a gallon for gasoline, can't find the kids christmas present, the president biden put in charge of supply-chain people to judge if that is the best the democrats can do it is going to be very bad election for the next year. >> the federal reserve chairman warned in prepared testimony out of today's senate hearing, quote, the recent rise in covid 19 cases and the emergence of the a crime variant posed downside risks in employment and economic activity, increased uncertainty for inflation. grea