hillary vaughn live on the hill.esterday. >> we have a lower inflation rate than most any other nation in the world. that's why i'm determined to reduce the burden on working and middle class folks by bringing down the cost of everyday things. >> dana: president biden repeating his claim that inflation is worse in other countries than here. so what does the data show? let's go to the map and go to cheryl casone host of american dream home on fox business. something they've been trying to say often. i always look it up. what's the truth? >> look up the data here from september of 2022. the inflation rates are lower in canada, south africa, japan, china, switzerland, france, singapore. >> bill: the united states is not on that list? >> up there at 8.2%. over 6% for core for september. inflation in this country is out of control. when he says we're doing better than other countries we're not. the u.k. but they have a new prime minister. it was a big -- because of the economy in the u.k. we're doing better than they are.

crime is also dominating that the political debate up in wisconsin, for that senate race hillary vaughn a closer look tonight from milwaukee. >> crime has taken center stage in the wisconsin senate race, incumbent republican ron johnson facing a fierce fight from democratic democratic or lieutenant mandella burns. attacking barns for rising crime under his watch and the number of criminals that received parole since 2019. >> they have paroled 884 prisoners according to wisconsin right now, only 100 nonviolent, the other 784 were violent criminals including 44 child rapists. that's who they have released under the streets of wisconsin, that's not a way to reduce crime. >> he does not choose who gets parole, the independent commission and the state does. burns is trying to distance himself from things he has said in the past. >> it's about reallocating funds in a way that actually promote safety. the minute they talk about reducing police departments budget, then it is over. and everybody acts like you are singling armageddon. >> in wisconsin and might feel like armageddon, violent crime,

hillary vaughn in milwaukee with more. hillary? wisconsin senate race. incumbent republican senator ron johnson facing a fierce fight from democratic lieutenant governor mandela barnes. jonathan attacking barnes for rising crime under his watch and number of criminals that received parole since 2019. >> they paroled 884 prisoners according to wisconsin right now. only 100 were non-violent. the other 784 were violent criminals including 44 child rapists that is lieutenant governor barnes and governor evers released on streets of wisconsin. that is not the way to fight crime. reporter: the lieutenant governor doesn't get decide who. barnes is trying to distance himself from things he said in the past. >> reallocate funds that promote safety. the minute you talk about reducing police department's budget like all hell breaks loose. everybody acts like you are, you're signaling armageddon. reporter: in wisconsin it might feel like armageddon. violent crime, murder, aggravated assault are at the highest levels seen in over 35 years. barn

hillary vaughn on capitol hill with more. hillary. reporter: good evening, liz.stigation from the doj shows the irs might have their hands full policing the people they already have on staff. one of these irs employees committed pandemic fraud in more than one way. a 38-year-old woman from car adobe ba, tennessee, submitted loan applications for pandemic relief for businesses that did not exist. she also claimed to be unemployed to collect extra cash. all while being actually employed by the irs. so not only getting taxpayer-funded paychecks but stealing taxpayer money at the same time. the u.s. attorney for the western district of tennessee saying these thieves stole the money, not out of need but out of greed. quote, these individuals acting out of pure greed abused their positions by taking government funds meant for citizens and businesses who desperately needed it what they spent the money on will blow your mind. the five irs employees used stolen tax paider money to by luxury goods like a mercedes-benz, gucci clothing, gucci purses, jewelry, self-care like

hillary vaughn from fox business is live on capitol hill about the unbelievable details. >> a lot ofyment checks the federal government paid out during the pandemic to people. the government's fraud watchdog found that fraud in the pandemic unemployment insurance program is almost three times more than what they originally thought. now it is estimated that at least $45 billion in unemployment checks went to scammers, people that obtained the cash using the name of dead people, made up identity or federal prisoners. president biden has been aware of the problem and is promising to get the money back. >> president biden: american people deserve to know that their tax dollars are being spent as intended. my message to those cheats out there is this. you can't hide. we are going to find you and make you pay back when you stole and hold you accountable under the law. >> in many cases catching individual identity theft scammers is the low hanging fruit. the disaster low program was targeted by international criminal organizations looking to cash in on u.s. relief. the inspector general say

they have a wing for the pelosis in napa valley >> countries from boston hillary vaughn really grilleder. yes. stupid son of a hillary >> tony from glenside, pennsylvania, how did fetterman's wife pronounce ableism? ableyism. i'm not going to mention the man's wife. i'm not that kind of guy. you think i am but i'm not. greg from florida jesse, did the twins jesse jr. or rookie have halloween costumes yet. >> i know what the twins are being but i don't want to ruin it. jesse's costume is still in process. he did not like what emma got him at first. it was some sort of duckling thing that had a head device. he whaled. that's all for tonight, dvr the show if you can figure out how. i surely can't. tucker's up next, and always remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. happy friday. in your head you always imagine the revolution when it starts will start with tanks and gunfire, with chaos and soldiers in the street. you'll know when it comes. but it never does. instead, the really big changes to american life, the profound

hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with the very latest on this. hillary?eporter: good evening, david. well the president is taking credit for a large drop in the deficit unhis watch but that does not mean that the federal government came close to staying under budget. we still didn't have enough money to cover our bills. president bade ended the fiscal year a trillion dollars short. new government spending that we did not have money to pay for putting it on the nation's credit card. president biden: today my administration announced this year the deficits fell by $1.4 trillion, the largest one-year drop in american history, the largest ever decline in the federal deficit. this record deficit reduction includes the cost of my student loan plan. reporter: the committee for a responsible federal budget says it is not president's biden's policies that dropped the deficit, it was expired covid relief programs that led to the relief. the covid was part of trillions of new spending that biden passed under his administration. biden overall approved five trillion d

hillary vaughn with the latest for us.eporter: good evening, jackie, a week until election day and biggest issue on voters minds is their violence. a new abc poll found half of americans say economy and inflation are the single most important issues weighing their vote next tuesday. republicans think that brings midterm momentum for the gop. >> it is death by a thousand cuts for so many families can't afford rent, groceries, halloween, everything is sew expensive. democrats own it. they have the white house, house, and senate. >> some democrats disagree they are the on the defense. >> some folks i said they're running on it because we have real accomplishments to point to. reporter: democrats say they are finking problems. one of the fixes so-called inflation reduction act not lived up to the name just yet with pce inflation out last week at 6.2% shows inflation is getting worse, not better. president biden said it is the fed's job to get inflation under control but some democrats are warning the fed raising rates could ju

. >> neil: all right, peter doocy, i want to go to hillary vaughn with a higher gas prices resultingt opec could kind of be off supplied by 2 million barrels a day. trying to make up for that sub error. and not being explored. others are saying we are getting different vibes but hillary on capitol hill, democrats must be getting concerned about this because gas prices have been declining and they have been rising. >> yes, some democrats are worried, neil gas prices go up but chances of keeping the majorities in congress are going down. but other democrats do not think that gas prices are the only issue on voters minds this midterm. >> i have seen it play out both ways. the president has made strides to help bring costs down, but also, using the defense production act to be able to help with inflation and to bring costs down. >> we have a lot more work to do. >> some vulnerable democrats to keep their seat maggie hassan said her pitch to voters is to keep doing what she has been doing. >> had to you tilt a voter who says the cost of living is too high and inflation to high and i've se

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let's go to hillary vaughn on capitol hill.mittee for responsible federal budget says the decline in the deficit is not because of the president. what do you have on this? reporter: that's right, stuart, it is not because of president biden's policies but instead of expiring covid relief plans that the deficit reduction could be attributed to. that does not stop the president from taking credit for it. president biden: today my administration announced this year the deficits fell by $1.4 trillion, the largest one year drop in american history. the largest ever decline in the federal deficit this record deficit reduction includes the cost of my student loan plan. reporter: committee for responsible federal budget saying this though. we borrowed 1.4 trillion last year. that is not an accomplishment. reminder how precarious the fiscal situation remains. the entirety of the decline of deficit between 2021 and 2022 can be attributed to expiration of temporary covid relief, not due to renewed era of fiscal responsibility. that covid

and hillary vaughn on a democratic senator. peter? >> we had a chance to look at some of these polls and bring them to the briefing room. >> exactly thinks the president is doing a good job on inflation? we've got a new poll that find he receives his lowest job ratings on inflation. that negative 38 points. >> we understand there's challenges that are in front of us here in this country that is why the president has taken action to lower costs. >> you know what though? even though it's his top domestic priority and he has low marks, president biden's job performance is at its highest since january. he ticked up to 46% approving compared to 53% disapproving. on the poll that i asked the press secretary about, on the economy broadly, 35% approval for the president and inflation specifically 29% positive compared to 67% negative. the president a few minutes ago came out to try to tout his administration's efforts that are currently held up in court to forgive a lot of student loan debt. >> trying to do everything that they can to deny th

hillary vaughn following that at the white house. hey, hillary.orter: just over a week to the mid-term election the top thing on voter's minds right now is their wallet. a new abc poll found half of americans registered to vote say there are two issues on top of mind. economy and the inflation are the single-most important issues when weighing their vote and republicans think that means mid-term momentum for the gop. >> it's death by a thousand cuts for so many families who can't afford rent, gas, groceries, halloween candy. everything is so expensive and the democrats own it. they have the white house, the senate and the house and notice they aren't running on their record. they own it. they own it. they are running away from it and voters are so smart. they hold them accountable for this economy. reporter: but some democrats disagree that they are on defense on the economy. >> campaigning with our running on our record, chair mcdaniel just said we're running away from it but we're running on it, because we've got real accomplishments to point to

hillary vaughn is reporting from londonerry, new hampshire with more. hillary? go dueling issues, inflation versus abortion. incumbent democrat senator maggie hassan fending off challenge from republican retired general don bolduc trying to flip her seat in november. this morning hassan was on defense over inflation. she told me the president should do more to tackle the issue. when i asked her if he agrees the assessment that the economy is strong as hell. >> since march to august senator hassan as voted to eye prove $5.2 trillion worth of spending. those decisions have impacted granite staters and raised inflation to a historic level. reporter: hassan went on offense today against her opponent, attacking don bolduc for past comments on abortion. saying she supports no restrictions on abortion at all. >> i do not agree as gentlemen as he put it in the new hampshire legislature should assume my rights or make decisions for me or any other woman in new hampshire. reporter: liz i asked the senator, what is more important issue to voters here in the granite state t

hillary vaughn, thank you very much. we want to get kevin brady's thoughts, texas congressman, house ways and means committee ranking member. he was behind the inspiration of big tax cuts that the republicans hope to take another stab if they take over in the house. hoping to do the same in the senate. great to see you. i always love when we show your house and the backdrop. it is not a disney back drop. it is actually your home. >> it is our house. neil: so beautiful, norman rockwellian. i love it. get your take, something you do not love, these reports that we could be talking to venezuela to replace some of the oil that opec and opec plus countries have taken away. they say that is not going on. there are no active negotiations going on. not clearly refuting it but what do you make of it? >> so i suspect there are those negotiations going on. it is frustrate straighting. one, like you i don't want to see opec cut production but this is pretty predictable. joe biden's green new deal policies and his low standing i thin

hillary vaughn on capitol hill. what changes were made to the program to cut so many?n people, and the administration made these changes quietly to president biden's sweeping student loan debt bailout, breaking their promise to to some people that thought they would qualify for this relief, and now they can't. now borrowers whose students loans that are commercially held but guaranteed by the federal government do not qualify for this forgiveness. that means about 4 million people who originally thought they were getting some of their debt erased will still have to face it and pay it. house ways and means committee chairman richard neal telling me friday more changes to the program could be coming as more legal challenges pile up for the president. >> i think it's an evolving issue and, certainly, i think that already going to be a number of corrections that will take place in the near and likely distant future as well. >> reporter: just trying to figure out what is legally possible? >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: there are at least three federal lawsuits right now chal

neil: she no more feels that, but she is good as is this next lady with hillary vaughn joining us fromitol hill right now. always like to see her on capitol hill because that's her ground zero. that's where she makes a pest of herself and so glad she does, but right now, we've got the president set to address the dnc, he's making remarks at the dnc headquarters but they aren't actually swamping to get him to be on the stump so that's the latest? reporter: neil, well the president has been kind of taking a victory lap, because of on friday, the u.s. treasury numbers came out and the deficit dropped under his watch the last fiscal year, but that still doesn't mean that the u.s. was able to stay under budget. instead, we still do not have enough money to cover our bills. biden ended the fiscal year a trillion dollars short. new government spending that we didn't have the money to pay for , putting it on the nations credit card, but still, biden is taking a victory lap. >> today, my administration announced that this year, the deficits fell by $1.4 trillion. the largest one-year drop in am

he will be talking about gas prices and maybe a familiar target what do we know, hillary vaughn?ive oil and gas companies a choice. trick-or-treat. either treat people to relief at the pump or he has tricks up his sleeve. taxes. we have more on what the president is expected to announce today coming up. petroleum oil reserve. they're down 26% and falling for the best part of the last three weeks. in june the average price, not the most common price, the average price nationwide was over $5 a gallon. today the average price is $3.76. that is adding up to real savings for american families. the difference between those prices. this difference makes a difference in a difficult time. americans across the country have stepped up to do the right thing. not everyone has stepped up. the oil industry has not. has not met its commitment to invest in american support of the american people. one by one major oil company have reported record profits. every company is entitled to that a fair return for the work that they do. that means -- but i mean profits so high it's hard to believe. the se

fox business hillary vaughn on capitol hill with the latest. reporter: hi, cheryl.with president biden's student loan bailout, was too good to be true for some people. the biden administration quietly making cuts to their sweeping student loan debt bailout. a number of people that thought they could qualify for this now cannot. the administration announcing borrowers who have federal student loans but are owned by private entities now do not qualify for the forgiveness. that means about 4 million people who originally thought they were getting this debt erased will still have to face it and pay up. house ways and means committee chairman richard neil telling me friday more changes to the program could be coming as more legal challenges pileup for the president. >> i think it's an evolving issue, and certainly i think that there are going to be a number of corrections that will take place in the near and likely distant future as well. >> just trying to figure out what is legally possible. >> yes, exactly. reporter: there are at least three lawsuits right now challeng

. ♪ stu: hillary vaughn is at the white house.weet is getting flagged. >> the president tweeted, let me give you the facts, in 2020, 55 corporations made $55 billion and paid zero in federal taxes and inflation reduction act puts an end to this but twitter is now calling out -- fact checking calling it out saying the inflation reduction act put a minimum tax on small corporations and the tweet references only 14 had earnings greater than $1 billion and would be eligible under biden's tax law. this comes as the white house continues to defend their handling of the economy so far as voters are putting them on defense according to a new abc poll and about half of americans say the economy or inflation is the most important issue to their vote for congress. the so-called inflation reduction act has not lived up to its name for voters just yet. this friday brought bad news for the fed and for people looking for relief from high prices, pca inflation climbed again in september to 6.2% rising faster than the fed is hoping for as they wei

hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with more. >> good evening.ed might be too good to be true for some. the biden administration making cuts to the student loan debt bailout, people who thought they could qualify for the relief now cannot. borrowers with federal student loans but those are owned by private entities do not qualify for the forgiveness, 4 million people who originally thought they were getting debt erased will still have to face it pay up. house ways and means committee chairman telling the product more changes to the program could be coming as legal challenges pile up for the president. >> it's an evolving issue and i think there will be a number of corrections that will take place in the near and likely distant future as well. >> three lawsuit challenging the legality of president biden's loan forgiveness. the budget model estimates 25% is going to people making 80000 a year to over 200,000, people who can probably afford to make their student loan payments and people who probably benefited from taking out the loans getting an edu

hillary vaughn on capitol hill. does it get worse from here, hillary?g does not stop, then yes , it will get worse. the u.s. debt passing 31 trillion for the first time ever breaking records, that don't want to be broken. this is new government spending under president biden has ballooned to $4.9 trillion. the committee for responsible federal budget president saying that the federal government is " addicted to debt." michael peterson, the ceo of the non-partisan peter g. peterson foundation, that promotes deficit reductions saying this , "so many of the concerns we've had about our growing debt path are starting to show themselves as we both grow our debt and grow our rates of interest, too many people were complacent about our debt path, in part, because rates were so low." the group warning of the consequences that are coming , slower economic growth, increased interest payments on debt, absorbing more and more of the federal budget, leaving less money for everything else but since biden has been president, he has downplayed his spending and talked u

[laughter] hillary vaughn on capitol hill. what exactly are they saying and doing, hillary?rt, they're talking about inflation because it's an issue that they are on defense over. they're having to defend their spending, but while doing that they're pointing the blame at republicans. >> what are the republicans' response to inflation? what do they want to do? well, maybe they want to cut wages for workers. do they want to raise the minimum wage? no, they don't. so i think it's important to take the attack to the republicans. what do they want to do other than complain? >> when you reduce unemployment, it's inflationary. that is a fact. our economy is on the ballot. they also understand, but the difference between inflation and cost of living. >> reporter: president biden is going on the offense, cautioning voters what will happen if republicans gain control of the house and senate in november, warning them about, quote, mega-maga economics and calling out house minority leader kevin mcthink's pledge if in power to not raise the debt ceiling until government spending is reine

hillary vaughn on capitol hill. lot at stake here. >> reporter: there is. in fact, part of what's at stake is the way tech platforms operate. it would also have big implications for any web site that has user-generated content. making changes to how section 230 protects web sites and companies. the supreme court will hear a case against youtube. question in the case if web sites have any responsibility or liability over terrorist propaganda on their sites. court will also review a similar lawsuit against twitter. this marks the first time that the high court will weigh in on section 230 in this case. they could rule the platforms can't use algorithms to recommend content to users which could disrupt how platforms operate and also how they make money, relying on algorithms to increase user engagement and ad revenue. tech companies have come under scrutiny from both republicans and democrats for the ways they moderate content. now they are under fire again after the united nations, an official at the united nations, br

hillary vaughn tracking that story for us live on capitol hill. hillary, it's no surprise.se a lot to fraud, right? >> exactly, martha. the federal government's fraud watch dogs inspectors general says some of these fraud schemes were so obviously suspicious that it's surprising that these agencies did not catch some of these scammers in the act. the labor department inspector general found that fraud in the pandemic unemployment insurance program is almost three times more than what they originally thought. now it's estimated that 45 billion in unemployment checks went to scammers during the pandemic. people that obtained the cash using the names of dead people or a made-up identity or prisoners. president biden has been aware of this problem and promising to get the money back. >> american people deserve to know that their tax dollars are being spent as intended. my message to those cheats out there is this: you can't hide. we're going to find you. we're going to make you pay back what you stole and hold you accountable under the law. >> in many cases, catching identity t

democrat tulsi gabbard on the campaign trail, you knew that was coming fox business correspondent hillary vaughnith more. hillary? reporter: hi, david well maggie hassen says her opponent republican challenger retired general don boldeck is too extreme for new hampshire but boldeck is campaigning side by side with a former democrat former congressman tulsi gabbard who announced she's leaving the democratic party now she's helping republicans try to defeat democrats in november. boldeck says it's a way to show voters he's serious about working with democrats if elected but senator hassen has been attacking her opponent for moving more mainstream on issues like abortion. >> don boldeck does not leave that women should have the fundamental right to make their own healthcare decisions. his record here is really long. when the decision was decided he said women should rejoyce at that. then, as he tried to hide that position, along with his position he said he would never vote against any anti-choice legislation at the national level. now he's trying to hide that position. reporter: bolduc says his ca

crime in hitting midterm races, also rising fuel and energy costs hitting the midterms big time, hillary vaughnporter: republicans think they have a chance to pick up a house seat here in new hampshire first congressional district, republican former trump staffer, challenging sitting democratic congressman chris pchris who is running for reelection, l levitt on focusing on the cost to heat your home, saying that high prices are driven by president biden's bad energy policies and inflation. >> heating home oil has never been more e expensive for the people of new hampshire. reporter: congressman papipis said rising prices are equally as important. >> we need an all of the above energy strategy, we continue to call on him to stop experts energy. take care of our needs here. >> metro markets go station in dairy, new hampshire, dropping their gas prices for one hour today to give people a little bit of relief at the pump. elizabeth: thank you hillary, let's welcome. energy reporter kevin kilo, we enjoyed story you wr wrote. president and democrats states like california they demand we buy and only

first to hillary vaughn. >> hi, martha.ome democrats want their candidates running for re-election to do a quick 180 warning that dodging inflation could mean doom for denims in the mid-terms. four democratic strategists say rising coasts will beat us if they avoid the issue. so now top democrats are talking about the elephant in the room, inflation by pointing the blame at the gop. >> the fight is not about inflation. it's about the cost of living. if you look at what we have done to bring down the cost of prescription drugs, the republicans have no plan for lowering the cost of living or helping with inflation. >> what are the republican's response to inflation? do they want to raise the minimum wage? no, they don't. it's important to take the attack to the republicans. what do they want to do other than complain? >> republicans want to cut spending that we don't have. president biden pepping up supporters at the dnc says that plan is a red flag. >> if we don't meet their demands, they're going to shut the place down. and

i heard hillary vaughn on tv last night she is new hampshire covering the candidates. for loot of people it's a choice between heating and eating. i was grocery store yesterday i was looking for a low carb bred. the bread guy was right there. he said it's right there. took it down and said i hope you liked it. i said i do too because it's 6 bucks. and do you know what he said? putin price hike. and then he burst into laughter. like that's going to be the joke for everybody. because that's what the administration wants you to believe if you can't blame donald trump, can't blame covid, blame putin. >> brian: say this about donald trump's candidates tudor dixon and carrie lake, herschel surging again and dr. oz, not many people think he does not have momentum. only thing i would say for democrats, like tim ryan, the on people who get up and say they stood up to their party is kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. they can say i pushed back. tim ryan can't say anything. when he got in took a run ten speaker and after that he has just knuckled under. now is he trying to rewrite h

hillary vaughn is live in milwaukee for us. what are voters there telling you? >> hi, sandra. violent crime is top of mind for voters here because violent crime is at the highest level here in wisconsin that it has been in 35 years. so republican senator ron johnson, facing a fierce challenge for his seat from lieutenant governor mandela barnes has been pummelling his opponent. barnes said defunding police is not as aggressive as people think, saying it's about "reallocating funds in a way that promote safety." but barnes is now trying to distance himself from that, saying he supports fully funding the police, so we tried to ask him why the 180. >> you've talked in the past about reallocating money from police departments, you said it's a mismatch. what changed that you support funding for the police. >> i have supported -- the american rescue plan allowed us to invest $100 million in the law enforcement and public safety initiatives. this is in the last year. ron i don't know son voted against that. >> do you still stand by comments you made about reallocating money away from

hillary vaughn on capitol hill with more on this story. reporter: hi, charles. trying to get candidates in their own party to do a quick 180 two weeks before election day saying dodging the topic of inflation will mean doom for dems in the midterms. so now some top democrats are talking about inflation but they're doing it while pointing blame at republicans. >> the fight is not about inflation. it's about the cost of living and if you look at what we have done to bring down the cost of prescription drugs through, the republicans have no plan for lowering the cost of living or helping with inflation. >> what are the republicans response to inflation? do they want to raise the minimum wage? no they don't. i think it is important to take the attack to the republicans. what do they want to do other than complain? >> republicans say their plan if they are in power is to stop spending money that we don't have and cut spending across government agencies but president biden pepping up supporters at the dnc yesterday says that plan is a red flag. president biden: if we

fox business correspondent hillary vaughn is in new hampshire tonight. >> don bolduc is possibly thet extreme nominee for the united states senate that new hampshire has seen. >> senator maggie hassan says her opponent retired general don bolduc is extreme but is he being embraced by a former democrat tulsi gabbard. >> he is doing what is right because he is pushing up all the right people. bolduc says he istrying to unif. >> grant staters and americans that we need to come together regardless of party. >> hasan is brushing off the visit attacking gabbard who has made pro-putin comments in the past. >> the fact that don bolduc is campaigning with somebody who is a conspiracy theorist and apologist for vladimir putin kind of tells you all you need to know. >> and calling out bolduc for past comments he has made on abortion. >> he said that people, woman should rejoice at the overturning of roe v. wade, when we pushed him on those comments, he said we should get over it. don bolduc can try all he wants to conceal how extreme he is. >> bolduc says he would not vote for a nationwide abor