guess what i would have asked john barrasso? why do you think health care is not a problem?u think that people are -- feel overwhelmed when they have children and they're trying to earn a living, and why are you opposed to helping those families? when we can start recognizing that the true challenge that we have is drawing the distinction between democrats and republicans, and what we're going to do for working families and what they refuse to do for working families. >> you don't think that's what the white house has been doing? >> no. i think that they talk about this number and that number, and this economics. if i had been out there today, i would have said, look. the biggest driver of inflation right now is energy costs. this is what we're going to do to lower energy costs today. you asked a very important question which was, what are you going to do today to solve this problem, and a lot of it was blah blah blah. we're going to cure covid. well, yeah. you have to do that, but why not open up the strategic reserves today and lower oil prices? why not do the things that

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and you know, he is a member of -- john barrasso is a member of republican leadership.rly doesn't want to talk about these things. but until and unless they condemn comments like the former president has made, it's very hard for them to then move on to the issues, the real policy issues they want to talk about and the real differences they have with the current president. >> he's seen how liz cheney has been treated, people in his own state, wyoming. you have a special series calling being where you interview chris christie and former trump loyalist, former loyalist of donald trump. tell us about that. >> there's a study in contrast right there. he also is very outspoken about the fact that what happened on january 6th was horrible. what happened leading up to january 6th and the president's involvement in that was reprehensible, and that the party needs to acknowledge that and move forward. the question is, and one of nene things we spoke about in this hour-long special tomorrow night, is how he deals with the former president now in issues beyond january 6th. this is

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but on abc's this week wyoming republican senator john barrasso slammed the bill and the social spending plan which is going to harm american families. people are going to pay higher prices. they're going to be higher taxes. and of course, we're going to see an increase in the debt even though many senate republicans like senate republican leader mitch mcconnell voted for the bill. barrasso says republicans are united in not supporting the build back better plan. now president biden is expected to sign the infrastructure bill this afternoon. >> reporting live in washington. i'm basil john. >> thank you so much. basil. and it is for 21. and we're talking about former trump adviser and campaign manager steve bannon is expected to turn himself in after being indicted on 2 counts of contempt of congress. the charges come after been failed to comply with subpoenas from the house committee investigation. bannon claimed former president trump's assertion of executive privilege as his reason for not cooperating but bannon was a private citizen at the time of the insurrection and not a formal par

president to reverse the course on the keystone xl pipeline and senate energy committee ranking member john barrassol the release desperate. >> drought conditions have improved actually in parts of the bay area. that's the good news here. we're taking a look here at last week near vicki compared to this week behind me and this is where things stand tonight. obviously less of the darkest red them room here this week, which is good news. much of the north bay here locally in northern california as a whole have improved. >> from the exceptional. the darkest red to just extreme drought conditions. the recent rain has helped. but we, of course, welcome or yes, we do. and we'll hear lauren shortly about that. but despite that. >> california's worsening drought it is forcing san francisco leaders to declare a water shortage mayor breed and the san francisco public utilities commission voted to adopt a system wide reduction in water use by 10% effective immediately residents and businesses will be asked to cut their water use by 5%. other bay area agencies that buy water from the city will be asked to conse

i spoke with john barrasso from wyoming about the mass bill on sunday morning futures and he said it'scy pelosi is done as speaker. the squad has come out and said, we know we will lose the majority in 2022, we don't care, we will go as far as we can to the radical left until you get a chance at the election 2022 to throw us out. these are sorts of things they are proposing and they started bloating this up 1.75 and now over $4 trillion, that happened tuesday and they are going to come back before thanksgiving and try to cram this through at least through the house it will then have to come to the senate and we are going to do everything that we can to stop it dead in its tracks. maria: voters keep rejecting. president biden's poll anyplace are plummeting under water reaching new low. 38% approve of the job he's doing and the majority disapprove. american jobs are safe for now after federal appeals court temporarily block vaccine mandate on saturday. the new rules raise, quote, statutory and constitutional issues to force companies to force the jab. this is a win for states and private

republican senator john barrasso warned the bill will make current skyrocketing inflation. worst prices are going to go way up with the holidays right around the corner. president joe biden is vowing to resolve supply chain. bottlenecks. many experts are blaming for the surge in prices very soon. we're going to see the supply chain start catching up with the man on face the nation treasury secretary janet yellen. >> said inflation problems or symptom of the pandemic and not bad policy. the pandemic has been calling the shots for the economy in for inflation. yellin says americans will see prices come down when more workers can return to covid free work environment, continuing to make progress against the pandemic is the most important thing we can do. >> but many americans may not be as confident. new polling numbers from the associated press show only about a 3rd of americans. believe the economy is in good shape. the grim outlook could make it that much more difficult for president biden to get his social spending package passed through the senate where moderates have bee

republican senator john barrasso says in a statement begging opec and russia to increase production and using the strategic petroleum reserve are desperate attempts to address a biden-caused disaster. they are not substitutes for american energy production. but biden officials are arguing this move shows they've got inflation under control. >> back in later and 18 million barrels that were already scheduled to go out for the reserve. the amount useful to help consumers get through this period of elevated prices to already push down oil prices. >> by how much, though? it has only been a few weeks since president biden spoke about this idea very dismissively. >> president biden: i could go into the petroleum reserve and take out and probably reduce the price of gas maybe 18 cents or so a gallon. it will still be above $3. >> president biden has previously used an executive order to instruct every cabinet agency to have climate change in mind with every single thing they do. now that's apparently flooding the market with 50 million barrels of fossil fuel. >> martha: more than a dozen repub

jason: that was wyoming senator and gop conference chair, john barrasso on this program earlier thisublican glenn youngkin won the race in blue state virginia and new jersey's governor barely held onto his seat. our next guest aims to keep the red wave going. minnesota congressman tom emmer is chairman of the national republican congressional committee and somebody i had the honor and privilege of serving with in the united states congress. congressman, thank you so much for being here. i mean, republicans are bouyed but i've got to tell you, they have a knack, republicans, of kind of losing that momentum and getting off message and snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. what's the plan to actually get all the way through the tape and take back the house and the senate? >> well, jason, first off, great to see you. thanks for having me. you're doing a great job. look, i think senator barrasso said it a few weeks ago, i'll say it again. the voters are smart, jason. americans are smart. they are rejecting this socialist big government agenda. they realize that democrats in congress

here is john barrasso on fox sunday morning futures. >> they are basically are in your face saying, wew nancy pelosi is done as speaker, the squad has come out and said, we me we will lose the majority in 2022. we don't care, we are going to go as far as we can to the radical left until you get a chance of the election of 2022 to throw us out. lucas: democrats hoped to pass both bills together to satisfy progressive and moderate wings of the party but divorced when infrastructure passed. moderates are worried of price tag of special spending bill. senators joe manchin, kristen - kristen sinema will be the deciding vote. one of the president's top advisers sounded hopeful. >> senator manchin has been a partner. he's a lot more conservative and everybody sees that but he's been a willing partner to come to the table with constructive dialogue and we are confident in where we will go with bipartisan, build back better framework. lucas: unlikely that democrats going to get 13 votes from republicans like they did on the house friday night in the infrastructure bill passed over the massive s

senator john barrasso in a statement to fox business, president biden severely limited or restrictionedal gas resources on federal lands and waters. at urging of activists and environmental activists they are starving banking resources for companies looking to drill for natural gas. senator toomey says the administration needs to reverse the energy policies. >> we may transition to widespread use of non-carbon emitting sources of energy and transportation and power and such but we're not there right now and as current prices show us, we to continue to make sure there is a reliable supply of the energy that we need for daily life. reporter: the treasury secretary is now saying elevated inflation in gas, food, other things will last through the first half of next year. back to you, liz. elizabeth: edward lawrence thank you so much. good to see you. look who is back with us now, price futures group senior analyst phil flynn. we're looking into the government paperwork on this, phil. i know you've been studying it too. the oil, by drips and drabs coming into the u.s. economy starting in dec

republican senator john barrasso warned the bill will make current skyrocketing inflation. prices are going to go way up with the holidays right around the corner. president joe biden is vowing to resolve supply chain. bottlenecks. many experts are blaming for the surge in prices very soon. we're going to see the supply chain start catching up with the man on face the nation treasury secretary janet yellen. >> said inflation problems or symptom of the pandemic and not bad policy. the pandemic has been calling the shots for the economy in for inflation. yellin says americans will see prices come down when more workers can return to covid free work environment, continuing to make progress against the pandemic is the most important thing we can do. >> but many americans may not be as confident. new polling numbers from the associated press show only about a 3rd of americans. believe the economy is in good shape. the grim outlook could make it that much more difficult for president biden to get his social spending package passed through the senate where moderates have been clea

republican senator john barrasso said the president's massive spending plan is going to make things worseit happens. >> i view this as a back breaking bill for the country with the kind of expenses, spending, adding to the debt. inflation and taxes that will hit the american people. you know, for joe biden to say we have to spend even more money on top of inflation, to me this is alice in wonderland logic. he is a mad hatter out here. this is all about democrat spending. this is 100% on them. >> harris: the "wall street journal" editorial board called out democrats for stupid inflation tricks coming up with new culprits to blame for rising prices and this after the president and liberals like senator elizabeth warren recently blamed opec and greedy corporations for the spike in gas prices. pete hegseth, co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. i don't know if people are prepared for the economic talk you can throw down. >> here is what the biden administration is attempting to sell us, an electric future which already is heavily subsidized. $550 billion worth of subsidies in this bill relies o

elizabeth: show the viewer what senate energy ranking member, senator john barrasso sent a letter to, show us your total carbon footprint for the junket. how much travel was spent? how much it costs to taxpayers? did biden need to bring a third of the cabinet where he slept through speeches? that is what the accusation is. back to your point, the president said they would cap green house gas methane, but biggest polluters did not join the pledge. people are saying, wait a second is where is the diplomacy to get everybody on board and the same page? >> that is true. it is not realistic. our approach with africa. africa hasbun daunt natural gas resources. natural gas is the reason the united states is alone, the only industrialized nation over the last three years, we reduced our carbon emissions the last three years in a row. no other industrialized nation has done that and now we're telling africa we'll send you some funding but you can't use it for natural gas. it needs only for what we deem as green energies. i think natural gas is a green energy. certainly a transition energy. if

but on abc's this week wyoming republican senator john barrasso slammed the bill and the social spending plan which is going to harm american families. people are going to pay higher prices. they're going to be higher taxes. and of course, we're going to see an increase in the debt even though many senate republicans like senate republican leader mitch mcconnell voted for the bill. barrasso says republicans are united in not supporting the build back better plan president biden is expected to sign the infrastructure bill this afternoon reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> and also happening today. we have reports of la and long beach. they're going to begin implementing new fines to try and ease the backlog of cargo ships. so the fees will target ocean carriers to linger too long at port terminals ships that failed off load. their cargo will on time will face penalties of about a $100 a day and those fees will increase by another $100 for each day that those containers sit idle on the port now local ports are also starting a new queuing system to reduce the amount of ships that ar

but on abc's this week wyoming republican senator john barrasso slammed the bill and the social spendingis going to harm american families. people are going to pay higher prices. they're going to be higher taxes. and of course, we're going to see an increase in the debt even though many senate republicans like senate republican leader mitch mcconnell voted for the bill. barrasso says republicans are united in not supporting the build back better plan. >> now president biden is expected to sign the infrastructure bill this afternoon reporting live in washington. i'm basil john. basil, you caught me off guard. have i not seen you in that long. >> a lot >> yeah, it's been i was governor lee 2 weeks to 2 weeks right there, but it suits your looks good. i love the like that. this is this is changed and this is chains very night very evening. yeah. we'll visit with basil again a little later all right. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, another victim of the after work crowd surge. we'll tell you about a 9 year-old and what the update is this morning. >> and still ahead, more walgre

but on abc's this week wyoming republican senator john barrasso slammed the bill and the social spending to harm american families. people are going to pay higher prices. they're going to be higher taxes. and of course, we're going to see an increase in the debt even though many senate republicans like senate republican leader mitch mcconnell voted for the bill. barrasso says republicans are united in not supporting the build back better plan president biden is expected to sign the infrastructure bill this afternoon reporting in washington. i'm basil john. >> you just heard that story talking about putting money into americans pockets. well, that money these days going to the gas stations as we're all being more for gas. i'll tell being more for gas. i'll tell you how much more and a i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not

another medical doctor, republican senator john barrasso of wyoming, is trying to turn the whole thing back on democrats. watch. >> as a doctor, i am pro-vaccine, and i'm anti-the mandate. vaccines work, we have a new variant. there's going to continue to be new variants in the future. medicines are better now than they have been. but i think the president was wrong with his mandate. i think it was a monumental overreach. and i think it's actually hardened people against the vaccine. and the president has divided the country because of the mandate. now you have a couple of governors saying, oh, two shots isn't enough, now you have to have three. >> so today the centers for disease control and prevention strengthened their guidance on booster shots. they now say that everyone age 18 and older should receive a booster when they are six months after their initial pfizer or moderna series or two months after their initial j&j vaccine. cdc director dr. rochelle walensky added that the emergence of the omicron variant further emphasizes the vaccines and boosters. the latest data from the kai

president to reverse the course on the keystone xl pipeline and senate energy committee ranking member john barrassod the release desperate. and, bret, despite releasing more oil, president biden warning americans they will not feel the relief at the pump any time soon. definitely not overnight. so, that trip to grandma's house this thanksgiving is going to be just as expensive as you thought it would be. bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie live in alexandria, virginia. let's bring in senator pat toomey. senator, thanks for being here. >> hey, bret, thanks for having me. >> bret: what's your reaction to this move by the president as we see gas prices high. as we start heading into the holidays? >> it's unbelievable, bret. like, let's be honest. what was the first thing or certainly one of the very first things this president did was shut down the keystone pipeline, a tremendous source of oil. suspending the ability to drill for oil and gas in places where we have oil and gas. and so, nobody should be surprised and i don't think most pennsylvanians are surprised that prices are going through the roof. suppl

but on abc's this week wyoming republican senator john barrasso slammed the bill and the social spending plan which is going to harm american families. people are going to pay higher prices. they're going to be higher taxes. and of course, we're going to see an increase in the debt even though many senate republicans like senate republican leader mitch mcconnell voted for the bill. barrasso says republicans are united in not supporting the build back better plan. now president biden is expected to sign the infrastructure bill this afternoon. >> reporting live in washington. i'm newly whole, ok. we love the beard. but let me tell you, we just look to the instagram pictures. no. are photos are royal like side job for dc. are you who looked like, okay. know that both of you are just the look. that's that's the look. that's a look that we go for it in our indian wedding done on about 8 months to see what my life would look fan so lebron and ornate congratulate both of have sweat pants like we're all in sweatpants. it looks fantastic have you guys had a chance to go on your honeymoon. yet. >>

senator john barrasso saying, quote begging opec and russia to increase production and now using the strategic petroleum reserve are desperate attempts to address a biden caused disaster. the decision comes a day after president biden nominated republican jerome powell for a second term as federal reserve chairman. i believe j is the right person to see us through. and finished that effort. while also addressing the threat of inflation. president biden hopes pal will focus on climate change a top priority for the president in his build back, better social spending plan that has yet to make it through the senate. in washington. 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

senate energy ranking member senator john barrasso calling the move desperate while senator joe manchint policy band-aid for rising gas prices that does not solve for the self-inflicted wound that shortsighted energy policy is having on our nation. he's calling on the president to reverse the course on the keystone xl pipeline, harsh words from the senator. >> trace: is worth noting that gas outside the back door is $5.60 a gallon. thank you. >> sandra: let's bring the panel. robert wolf, former obama economic advisor. former trump economic advisor. steve, robert, who wants to have at it first questioning >> i am frustrated. i worked for donald trump in one of our aims, i used it to tell president trump that we could be energy independent if we produced all of our energy. oil, gas, nuclear power, let's use it all and become an energy independent country and trump used to say i want to be energy dominant and we were on the road to do that. it makes no sense in production. you look at with happening. if the current price were losing about a hundred $70 million a day. one last quick point,

ranking member on the senate energy committee john barrasso this is a biden-caused disaster, adding tapping the strategic petroleum reserve will not fix the problem. we're experiencing higher prices because the administration and democrats in congress are waging a on on american energy. senator pat toomey we may eventually all drive electric cars but forcing the move through regulations is not the best option. >> whether our progressive friends want to accept it for not, people are as we speak, driving cars. that is happening. products that we want to buy are actually moving in trucks on our roads. it is happening now. it will be happening tomorrow. it is going to continue for some time. reporter: we will hear the president directly on this in about two hours. he will talk about the economy and gas prices. david? david: edward, thank you very much. in addition to worries at the gas pump there are also winter heating bill worries. senators concerned about rising prices as the energy information administration predicts u.s. home heating costs will be up from a year ago. fox news congressional

ranking member john barrasso calling the move a quote, desperate attempt to address the christis. >>ation to drive up the prices of energy on americans. ask them that. is this your intention? i think the answer is yes. >> democrats deny climate action would come at the expense of the economy. >> bill: want to bring in larry kudlow host of kudlow on fox business. good morning to you. how are you doing? is >> great, kids. happy thanksgiving. >> bill: sounds like you are on the video phone. here it is, right? the petroleum release would result in 50 million barrels. we consume 18 million a day. the total new supply will get you to three days, larry. how good will that be? >> yeah, it will be fabulous. this is called spitting into the wind, okay? you know what happens when you do that. it's not a good idea and the economics here are so silly. so first of all if it has any price impact in the short run -- by today on the announcement oil prices went up a buck and a half. so there is not much confidence there. 50 million barrels is nothing. suppose you got a little reduction. then all you

let's bring in senator john barrasso, you held hearings about energy prices. efore the end of the year? >> john kerry, and president biden, who think the united states can power ourselves on windmills and solar panels are just wrong and the american people are paying the price. that is the real problem we have. in wyoming and most of america people know we need it all, the oil, gas, coal, we need nuclear power. we need the wind, solar, modern life demands affordable energy and i tell you what democrats are doing, trying to pass this reckless tax and spending bill, that will drive energy costs even higher. stuart: wyoming is one of the leaders in energy production. are you benefiting from the high price of oil, coal, and gas? >> there is revenue coming into the state as a result of that but additionally we made a big announcement that in wyoming, the energy capital of our nation, we are going to build the first next generation nuclear reactor at a retired coal-fired power plant in wyoming. this is important for the future of energy. we need to be energy realists

i wish there were more republicans that were like her instead of these gutless cowards like john barrassoitch mcconnell. thank you. host: dennis in wyoming. on your postal service comments. it's been the house oversight and reform committee that's been holding a series of hearings on operational issues at the postal service. we covered several of them. you can look for them on our website at c-span.org. it's the government operations subcommittee of the oversight and reform committee in the house. the best place to go oversight. house.gov is the easy way to find it. anita in missouri, independent. good morning to the show me state. caller: yes. i would like to comment on about five laws that i think we need to make. host: five laws. caller: the first one is citizens united is a misnomer. it's the law that hides dark money and gives corporations the rights of personhood. it is the first law that we should overturn. second, we need a national law stating all electoral college voting districts must be drawn by independent committees and are never to be drawn by legislators who can easily hav

a few more comments from republican members of congress, including senator john barrasso from wyominghis tweet saying the president's policies of hiking, inflation, and energy prices for the american people, tapping the reserve will not fix the problem, we are experiencing higher prices because the administration and democrats are waging a war on american energy. a republican from louisiana and house says you do not tap our emergency oil reserves just because of stupid policies using it as the mechanism to alleviate the high gas prices caused by the biden administration's poor decision-making, the wrong approach. one more, and you can see a pattern here from republicans. chris stewart from utah, republican, saying less than one year ago, america was energy independent. we need to open up our domestic energy production. a few of those comments. we will run through some other reaction here on capitol hill, but we mostly want to hear from you this morning. are higher gasoline prices impacting you? have they impacted your travel plans here at the beginning of the thanksgiving holiday? let

we're going to talk with john barrasso about the negotiations on the bigger spending, the social packagewill also talk with the truth teller who is john radcliffe. you know sunday morning futures over the last several years has been identifying the fraud that went on with the russia hoax. we will talk with john ratcliffe about the latest developments, the third indictment with john durham's probe and we'll get into it with john solomon. we're talk about the 450,000 for migrants, will this materialize? unbelievable. we'll see you in 10 minutes. rachel: thank you, maria. >> if that house bill adds everything that was stripped out, that means they're giving into the progressives, but that also means the house is sending the bill over to the senate that the senate can't pass. it creates a mess for the left. rachel: it sure does. up next, a patriotic display ready to hit the road, nascar team owner and retired army captain's mission to honor world war ii veterans, that's right up, coming up. ♪ for people who could use a lift new neutrogena® rapid firming. a triple-lift serum with pure collage

. >> senator barrasso brought brought up a quote from john kerry special envoy for the climate or president biden's statement that he made to bloomberg in the interview when he said in this 52030, the wednesdays we will not have coal and we will not have coal plants. your administration, and your agencies trying to be able to look towards the future of energy and try to provide energy to the united states so by 2031, do you expect us to not have coal plants in america. >> we show that if we look at our aeo and 2020 leisure they put out that we show the goal reducing about 1 percent per year out through 2050, and i think in 2050, we showed roughly 75 percent of what it is currently. it. >> there was conversation the export of natural gas, is interested to buy that dialogue is that if we just got up the export of natural gas, then will that solve price issues in the united states and looking at the total market of the investments, you different pipelines and different companies that are going and drilling operations that are going after the natural gas to provide and the infrastructure itself