jason smith joining us. . . .ing intimidating washington protest yesterday, the one that supports the capitol riot defendants that the press spent weeks building up out to be a couple hundred people, outnumbered by reporters and law enforcement. had to be the most over-drama advertised event in a long time. donald trump who supported the intent of the protest is very much in the news, thanks to bob woodward. a new book by booed ward and his colleague has detonated a neutron bomb with much of the fallout aimed at

i am back with congressman jason smith. infrastructure is going to pass without reconciliation, if these two bills are tied, i want to get to that in a second. first, we want to drill down on the spending. a moment ago you said $7 trillion and i said as well, looking at the reconciliation and the infrastructure package. how do you get to the 7 and $8 trillion number that the democrats want to spend? walk us through that. >> absolutely, maria. there's $4.3 trillion in direct immediate spending that falls within what was just marked up in the last two weeks amongst the 13 committees. where you get to the 7 or $8 trillion, it's hard to even calculate, is that the house democrats and the senate democrats are using these budget gimmicks and budget tools saying these programs will all sunset by the year 2024 or 2025 when you know as well as i do, once the barn -- once the horse gets out of the barn, you can't get it back in. once you squeeze thefoot the toe out of the contain aer, you can't get it back in. that's why you'll see t

he is congressman jason smith. jason, congressman, so good to see you.sio-cortez, she is defending her tax the rich dress at the met gala here in new york city. she is saying she just wants to start a conversation. house ways and means democrats moving on tax hikes. here is the conversation aoc is not having. the joint committee on taxation says democrats will raise taxes on workers making just $30,000 a year? that is going to happen in six years time? this is blue-collar workers. >> elizabeth, they're raising taxes on all americans. joe biden and nancy pelosi, chuck schumer said all along they will not raise taxes on people that make less than $400,000 a year. it is a complete lie. we have been in a mark-up for four-days in the house ways and means committee. there are numerous tax increases on the low income and working class. in fact anytime you tax a job creator 2/3 of that burden falls within the low income and the middle income americans. so it's a, it's a complete disaster. >> what they're doing, you see that representative pressley and other memb

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jason smith. mr. smith: good morning. i'm here today because of what speaker pelosi announced last night. she announced to the world what we already know. she put herself in a box. that she -- she needs -- the legislative crisis that's before her is one by her own creation. she needs the progressives to bail her out of this situation of this week. that is why at 8:23 thursday evening, the budget committee noticed up to have a hearing at 2:00 on saturday. 2:00 on saturday. took eight hours. to mark up her $4.3 trillion spending bill. with only 1% of the total spending that has been scored by c.b.o. 1%. she moved this ahead, moved it forward, because she wanted to show some kind of fake momentum. with the progressives. that she was still having the reconciliation bill tied in with the infrastructure bill. this was the largest spending bill to be brought up in congress. it's the largest increase bill ever brought up in congress. we are facing the highest inflation that we have since 1981. this will only fuel the fire of infl

congressman jason smith. good to see you. thanks for joining us. later this hour, special counsel is john durham issues a new subpoena, another one involving a researcher at a law firm, that law firm connected to hillary clinton the we'll investigate where it could be heading. did they access executive branch data including at the pentagon. that is the question? up next, representative nicole malliotakis, backlash against democrats that want government fines against companies violating vaccine mandates. we're looking at labor shortages at hospitals and nation's ports. we're cover it all. keep it here on fox business. ♪(somber piano) ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones ♪. elizabeth: we've got a really great journalist is coming up. he is ashley webster. he has been covering the problems at ameri

the council of foreign relations, former congressman jason chaffetz, house budget ranking member jason smithrnc official harmeet dhillon and major general mick mcguire we have new numbers coming in from defense officials showing afghanistan evacuees red flag for terror ties higher than what's been reported, we have the numbers in the fight over covid booster shots and vaccine mandates. the fda decided to not take a stand on pfizer's booster shot. the white house limiting restricting anti-antibody drug shipments to states that desperately need them notably in the south, fears of shortages we have that story and the controversy over china getting the nih databases, data that could have shown how the pandemic began including a lab leak and democrat socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez says her tax the rich dress was about starting a conversation. aoc discussed the new taxation report that the house democrats tax heights will slam lower to blue-collar workers, watch this making 30000 year, what is next for california after big business, democrat governor gavin newsom avoided the recall polls showi

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i didn't with a want to say anything numbers mind-boggling didn't want to further confuse story jason smithommittee said number is closer to seven trillion dollars, that is what jason smith said, seven trillion because of that very reason, because you've got all these programs that are assumed to go away, but they are not going away in ten-year period, so, jason smith ranking member on budget committee calling this a seven trillion-dollar plan, we don't know how much it costs, because we are not getting any transparency, from the democrats you heard what schumer said yesterday that he basically -- is saying, yeah, there is a way to pay for it. and we have models built he didn't give any details. >> look the big problem they have is if you look at polling right now americans are really worried about maria, is inflation. and if you are going to massively increase the debt increase spending americans can connect the dots, they get it. if you pass this big bill inflation is going to get worries not better, one other quick thing if you add all costs of all new programs biden has already passed i

in the top republican on the budget committee, jason smith.hen, doctors without borders on efforts to ink reese covid-19 vaccine supplies. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning, and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> health experts testified about the impact of covid-19 on children during a house subcommittee hearing. they took questions about in person schooling, masking for children, and health issues related to obesity, isolation, and depression.

i looked over at jason smith was beside me and i said something is going on. it was just a matter of a minute or so later. i don't get alerts on my twitter feed like a lot of people do. that was my first indication that something was happening and things started moving pretty quickly. >> you are where in the chamber at this point? >> the second or third row. i think it was the second row on the front. it was on the republican side, the right side toward the middle. >> where are the police officers that you are able to hear what is happening in their earpieces? >> they are moving up and down the items. i was sitting in the middle section on the side and they were right in the well. that is the front part. it is clear something was happening. then lieutenant came to the mic and said that the capitol had been breached, we are pausing the proceedings. then they came rushing in and out, pelosi and scully's. at that time, the lieutenant came to the mic and said we are going into lockdown. if they breach the floor, he wants everybody to lay down. i have been in the s

maria: wow, seven to $8 trillion, that was congressman jason smith at ranking member on the house budgetnd telling the true cost of the democrats budget bill. yesterday senator joe mansion could be hitting the brakes on the package altogether. mansion says congress should put a pause on the spending bill until 2022. joining me now is the washington examiner editor in chief. good to have you. thank you. we know this bill also did take a hit after the parliamentarian decided the democrats cannot put the amnesty in this bill. they wanted to allocate $109 billion to make it 10 million people legal through amnesty. your thoughts on where we stand with all the spending? >> well, maria, this is an extraordinary bill, i mean, you are correct, it was basically a completely new immigration policy which the democrats tried to cram into the bill which they hope will pass through reconciliation which means they only need a bare majority rather than 60 votes in the senate. there's also some things in there which are-- have nothing to do with the budget which is what reconciliation is supposed to be fo

congressman jason smith. coming up has president biden ever visited the southern border?elm flow of people coming in? the white house caught without an answer. we will get into it. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ peter: has president biden ever been to the southern border? >> i would have to look another my history book. peter: why doesn't he go down to del rio, texas and see what is going on? >> the president certainly relies on his experience. maria: wow. the system really broke down on inauguration day when president biden walked in and reversed president trump's policies. we know that. fox white house correspondent peter doocy pressing jen psaki yesterday on whether president biden has ever even visited the border in his life. the question comes as the crisis at the southern border continues to escalate. thousands of migrants attempt to enter the united states and here we have thousands waiting under this del rio, texas bridge waiting to get apprehended. bob nardelli, this has an impact not just on the economy but on the -- the impact on americans is severe. let me get your thoug

york congressman and appropriations kitty -- committee member adriano espaillat and representative jason smith. then, doctors without borders on efforts to increase covid-19 vaccine supplies. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. the national debt in this country stands at nearly $29 trillion. as the debate in washington simmers over whether or not to raise the debt limit, we will take another day with all of you this morning to let washington know what you think they should do. if you support raising the debt ceiling, dial in at (202) 748-8000. if you oppose, (202) 748-8001. text us with your thoughts, include your first name, city, and state, (202) 748-8003. you can also join the conversation on facebook.com /c-span or post your comments on twitter, the handle @cspanwj. follow us on instagram as well. we will get your thoughts on whether or not use of or or oppose the debt ceiling. first, listen to the federal reserve chair jerome powell yesterday warning what would happen if the country were to default on debt. [video clip] >> it's important that it is raised in a ti

in the top republican on the budget committee, jason smith. then, doctors without borders on efforts to ink reese covid-19 vaccine supplies. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning, and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> health experts testified about the impact of covid-19 on children during a house subcommittee hearing. they took questions about in person schooling, masking for children, and health issues related to obesity, isolation, and depression. today's hearing will explore the impacts of the coronavirus disease of 2019 pandemic on children and adolescents in the united states. to the covid-19 public health emergency, members can participate either in person or remotely. staff must wear a mask at all times and be socially distant. for members who are participating remotely, your microphones will be set on mute. members participating remotely will need to unmute your microphones each time you wish to speak. please note, once you unmute your microp

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speakers include jason sudeikis will smith, and there's also a performance tonight by the flu fightersin place in san francisco. this time, it's at san francisco international airport mayor london breeds office announced today that all on site personnel must be vaccinated against covid-19 immediately. there's about 46,000 employees at the airport. sfo is the first u. s airport to have such a vaccine mandate put in place employees can receive exemptions for medical or religious reasons, but they will be required to test weekly. sfo joins the city of san francisco in mandating vaccines for its employees. johnson and johnson appears close to offering booster shots if it's covid vaccine here in the u. s. fox's steve harrigan shows us what could be next for those who got the j and j shot. the number is growing as we stand here, it's another ominous new record more than 675,000 americans have died from covid 19 passing the number of deaths during the flu pandemic of 1918, but it could soon be easier to protect yourself against serious infections. johnson and johnson announcing positive resul

she doesn't care about students dave smith and richard fowler. jason i will start with you.ou are surprised i'm saying that. if we want this nation to survive we need to expose, crush and destroy these teachers unions. i would start by defining the teachers unions that children are better off learning about racism and riots then masks and reading like the l.a. one. look come at the end of the day they want to indoctrinate our children with critical race theory, the 1619 project other history. they want to turn our children into marxist. that is why since 1972 there were about 13000 kids homeschooled in this country you now have about 5.1 million. people are waking up, parents are waking up to this. moderate, democrat, republican, sought a political thing. they want to protect their children from this marxist. >> it's interesting i'm sure you are considering this with your children and their schooling. but he has absolutely right. it is a choice between giving your kids education over to the people who demonize homeschooling and charter schools for a living. regardless of the

we're going to talk about that with the ranking member on the budget committee, jason smith, and we willoh, we hared that there are servers -- heard there are servers within the trump administration that are tied to a bank in russia called the alpha bank. he had no idea what they were talking about, and that began a year-plus-long attack on the trump administration and donald trump for so-called collusion with russia. pete: yes. maria: we'll get to it coming up. pete: coming up in about 14 minutes. maria, you always deliver. thank you so much. maria: thank you. pete: the countdown kickoff is on. seven nfl games playing on fox today. fox nfl kickoff host joins us live. ♪ ♪ >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple loves camping adventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust,

jason lehny was trying to keep all of his patients alive, but one in particular caught his attention. greer smith. smith is the principal of the local high school and the father of two kids. he had become so sick with covid that the only chance the doctor had to save the principal was to get him a bed in a hospital perhaps in atlanta or even nearby savannah, georgia, where they had life-saving equipment. more than 30 patients have died of covid at the hospital and he didn't want to see any more die. but greer smith wasn't going to be one of them. that was the hope of the doctor. and, in fact, principal ygreer smith and his doctor are both with me now. so glad that you all can be together and to share this story. but it really is an example of how tough this battle is for everybody who tests positive for covid-19. so, doctor, take us through the series of events that unfolded. i gave kind of a little thumbnail sketch of what happened. but why did you feel like the only way this principal was going to get the best chance at trying to survive was to go to a hospital either in atlanta or savannah? an

the foo fighters, jason jason can never pronounce his last name. i actually got to go once and will smith tomorrow. yeah i went once, and it was alanis morissette and jay leno. i mean, he can pretty much get anybody he wants and wow, what a lineup. okay, jana katsuyama live in the city tonight for us, janet. thank you. some businesses say they're disappointed by the small, crowded salesforce dream force convention. but others say dream forces helping their bottom line. tabletop taphouse is right across the street from the mosconi center and restaurant managers tell us that conventions are a large chunk of their business. hospitality and travel officials say they hope that the city's strict covid safety protocols will draw will be a draw for other companies looking to return to in person conventions. we're able to tell the world that san francisco's back we're open. you can come here and meet safely. you can fly in the only airport in the united states that requires all of its employees to be vaccinated and you can meet in san francisco and feel like you can do it safely. the 2022 conventi