now john rich? ohn: these social media sites have more analytics than any company on the face on the earth. they know everything about everything that happens, you know from your dealings with pa pa -- parler and otherwise. for them to react after the report came out? they knew it before it came out. if you're a parent and you think social media tech giants care about your kids? they do not care about your kids. a preteen version of that is nothing but a big piece of bait on the hook to throw it out for every nasty varmin in the world saying i'm a preteen. don't kid yourself. they don't care. they want to sell clicks and advertisedment. watch out for that. >> it will be interesting to see what lawsuits come out of that. >> go to the library. >> jesse: or outside. >> john: grab a bb gun. >> okay. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no.' everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows his glucose levels when he

here in nashville it's great to be here obviously we are redneck rivera john rich's place. ht and early this morning thank you all. george, edith and john. george, we were talking. you watched some of that testimony yesterday. general mackenzie said hey al-qaeda is back as strong as ever. what concerns you when you look at what is unfolding both in afghanistan and in washington. >> well, we are not getting true information out of the administration. we can't believe anything that comes out. it bothers me that we have left americans and those that helped us and bailed on them and, yet, we have emboldened al-qaeda and the rest of the group. and we just have to change that america's standing has dropped because of them. pete: you mentioned the marine colonel who spoke out who is now in confinement as well. quite a contrast. >> it's really a contrast when we will put armed forces person who served our country for 17 years in to solitary confinement for speaking the truth but three generals could speak on camera yesterday and basically do the same thing and they are still there.

. >> john rich, morgan brings up the p.r. aspect.had, as i read in the intro, three different i.c.e. officers injured physically. we have border patrol agents being slandered and vilified in the press despite the absence of the media coverage and the deplorable conditions that these migrants have suffered in the borders for so long. they are putting the onus on these law enforcement individuals who have had their resources strained from the get-go. >> listen, the federal government is guilty of dereliction of duty,plain and simple. when you are missing in action to the level they are missing right now, there is no other choice but for we the people to do the jobs they are doing. they give up their right to criticize anybody if they are not going to do the job themselves. ask yourself this question, if you love america, would you allow this to go on? the answer is, no. not if you really love america. you lure these people across the border with promises, meanwhile they are being trafficked, raped. the drugs that are coming n the fenta

pete hegseth is at john rich's bar and bbq.people in tennessee feel about what is going on in washington? >> great to be here, he has the new show on foxbusiness tonight, primetime lineup, great to see him all morning. steve, jerry, and angela, what are folks meeting of the mess going on in washington dc. take the pick what angle you want to get but you see what is happening, what is your reaction? >> crazy that they say it will not cost anything. the $600 deal checking out your bank account to catch billionaires and trillion heirs. none of what they say is true, we saw that, can't trust anything with these people. >> reporter: when you don't believe a word out of official washington you have to become skeptical of everything they are saying. afghanistan economy is $3.5 trillion bill, what concerns you? >> i'm concerned about the state of this country. the ineffectiveness and failures of this administration. who is holding them accountable, the system of checks and balances, how much are we going to put up with? >> reporter: ho

>> remember you recorded that song with john rich?e whole rest of the crew and make a separate side contract. i do it now what you are down there, no one is down there with you. >> that's true. people on "the five" don't understand this but i already cut a separate deal. they set all the royalties were going to charity, well i'm charity. that was my given last name. so i have a song i might do with john rich. >> jessica: that's very exciting, we can't wait to watch you. we will see you tonight. one more thing is up next. . . when subway® opened they changed the fast food game. but sometimes you gotta refresh ...to be fresh. welcome to the eat fresh refresh. refresh where there is so much new, some say that it can't fit in one ad. i say... ...we're talking a new all-american club, deli-style oven-roasted turkey and... oh, that's the new steak & cheese. oh yeah, i knew that. that's the one with the new... ...seasoning. and that was the new mvp parmesan vinaigrette . right. which makes a next level foot... hold up. the subway logo? wait

john rich, thank you very much, sir. >> thanks guys.. >> secretary mayorkas had few answers when pressed. >> how many people have been returned, how many people are being detained. >> senator i be pleased to provide you with that. >> i want them now. >> we're seeing record numbers. >> an autopsy confirms the remains found in a wyoming campground are that of gabby petito. >> the manner of death has been ruled a homicide. >> the search for brian laundrie has become urgent. >> president biden entering day two of the united nations general assembly facing major backlash over his speech. >> the president is dilution all about us not being in the war. he's made it far more dangerous. >> boston gym owners are feeling the weight of the city's mask mandate. >> it's not the virus and the pandemic killing our business, it's the government. >> connell mcgregor throughout the first pitch, tell me your first thought. >> the iconic wrigley field. [laughter] >> ♪ rachel: 8:00 eastern time here in new york city, "free and easy " that's denver by the way

let's go back to "fox and friends first". >> the french alter ego for john rich.jillian: you are looking at the capitol where lawmakers hope so for the government shutdown. todd: cheryl casone here as republicans respond to the house with a plan to raise the debt ceiling. >> you never know what is going to happen. the bill would keep the government funded through december. the government borrowing limit until the end of 2020 - 2022. open credit cards, republican senators are outraged. >> sitdown and pencil out what my democratic plans are, they are going to add 5 to $8 trillion more. >> if they are going to spend all the money on their own and they are going to pay for it on their own, ridiculous for them to think republicans are responsible to pay through debt for spending they plan to do on their own. >> they plan to vote on the measure later this week or next. on october 1st, we've been here before, markets do not like that. >> 33 major companies joining together. >> tens of thousands of afghan refugees arrive in the us and banding together to help them. amazon

that's where i met john rich. owes me 40 bucks. worth every penny.e liberals to see things that aren't there. i wonder what else they think are whips. >> whips. whips. whips. whips. whips. whips. oranges. >> greg: we have a hellish problem at the border and the dope from delaware had one solution: lets ban horses. has this guy created one job? he has fight unemployment among horses. people like to joke about how stupid everyone else's down south or up north or in flyover country but the moment they step outside their liberal bubble, it's like watching tyrus wear khakis. meanwhile. >> tyrus: hell no. >> greg: i'm almost done. the rest of america brims with common sense, the kind that tells you know, they are not whipping them. they are trying to control the horse on unstable terrain. you don't have to be the lone ranger to figure that out so that's why you want to leave. we'd be happy here. but don't you people get a swelled head. we already have one of those. they call him jesse. don't clap for him. welcome tonight's guests. he's so southern, his blo

brian: john rich is the ultimate promotion machine, yeah, i'll do an interview with you.buy my boots because john rich is an entrepreneur, he in pursuit. ainsley: and drink his mom's whiskey. brian: yes, absolutely. steve: anyway, welcome to hour three of fox & friends, and right now we'll start this hour on our southern border, where thousands of migrants are march ing toward the united states, a lot of them are down at the mexican and guatemala borders. ainsley: some of them are actually sporting the biden harris t-shirt, look at that t-shirt as the administration reveals one in five migrants have "an illness." brian: right i'm sure this is just seasonal and cyclical, except for the fact that they come across the border in biden harris jerseys, griff jenkins joins us live from, i took german in high school, instead of spanish. ainsley: it's in mexico. brian: i know but it's spanish so griff, say something. griff: good morning, brian, ainsley and steve, we are in the southern-most town in mexico bordering with guatemala and look here, this is a soccer stadium. they had t

no that john rich may only be 2 winds away from the record breaking the 21st major title on the calendar slam . but he doesn't want to talk about that number and he wants to focus on what's right in front of him. and that's his semi final against alex on various on friday i had enough of answering that i just said millions of times that of course i'm aware of the history. and of course he gives me motivation. but it also, you know, if i start to think about it too much burdens me mentally. so i just, i want to really go back to the basics and what really works for me mentally. you know, i just i'm, you know, again in a position that is very unique. i'm very grateful for that. that so your support for now, i'll be back with more a little bit later. thanks, jim will look forward to that and that is it for this news. i remember you can see lots more on our website a time here to talk. com that is it from all of the same here in the hot thanks for the company. ah, news news, news, news on the online, the pose at the debate or pacific people, the ocean is our identity and the source of well b

tonight i'll be here with john rich and tyrus and you emily will be here for the show on thursday eveningu, i'll be flying in wednesday night and to be on the show thursday night. thanks all for watching and now here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you ladies. president biden is set to deliver remarks think it has koba booster syrup, sought any second now. the go-ahead for people over the age of 65 to get the additional dose of the fis or vaccine. >> john: a 78-year-old biden falls in line with that vaccination in this event is up one of several on biden schedule this week. we will take you to the white house just as soon as that gets underway. >> sandra: meanwhile,

thanks for being here, john rich.ime lineup, you can catch the pursuit with john rich tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. right here on fox business. quick break and then mocked on the mound, mma fighter conor mcgregor's first pitch at wrigley field, well, it didn't go so well. it's being called one of the worst of all time. it is making a buzz. and you know why i love these stories. we'll be right back. >>> (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. carl lost his gig as a hand model during a bizarre hitchhiking incident. [ thud ] aah! it's over. but with amerisave's great rates, he can save money while he looks for foot-modeling gigs. and that's something he can give a big thumbs-up to. see how much you could save at amerisave.com. maria: welcome back. it is time for the morning buzz. mocked on the mound, take a look at this video of mma star conor mcgregor throwing out the first pitch at wrigley field last night. uh oh. no, no, n

. >> the wrong side of john rich's redneck riviera. i will see everybody on gutfeld tonight.will have a cocktail. coming up, progressive democrats threatened to blow up negotiations on president biden's spending agenda so who is running the party? cheryl casone breaking it down next. jillian: carley shimkus in national park ahead of tonight's congressional baseball game. ♪♪ let's get it started hot ♪♪ let's get it started here ♪♪ br 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ michael: this is the story of two brothers. david: my grandfather, pinchas. michael: my great-great- grandfather, rachmaiel. gigi: pinky and rocky. simi: there was an uprising in poland. david: and then the family broke apart. michael: they scattered around in different places. gigi: they worked hard. simi: and built new lives. michael: but rocky and pinky's families didn't see each other again... all: ...until now. david: more than 100 years later, ancestry helped connect us to our ancest

i'm jesse waters along with john rich, dana pa reno, and dan bongino.w york city and this is "the five." president biden has a big problem when it comes to the truth about getting out of afghanistan. top generals testifying today on capitol hill directly contradicting a key claim made by the commander in chief. all three military leaders say they warned biden to leave thousands of troop

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john rich will be tomorrow night, a whole new chapter for us.or joining us, it will be a long day. todd: awesome stuff, thank you. 30 minutes after the hour. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick speaking out is president biden's border crisis explodes into chaos. jillian: that exclusive interview and a major announcement from leaders of the lone star state next look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now and get your free info kit. other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse mor

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he's live this morning from john rich's red neck riviera diner.h us this morning. there's so many important topics. let me first thank you for your service to our country. i salute you and we are talking about a u.s. marine who criticized, 13 servicemen are dead after botched withdrawal and yet who is in prison today, pete, it's lieutenant colonel stew sheller. he's in solitary confinement in north carolina because he called for accountability. this is wrong, your thoughts? pete: it sure is. it absolutely is wrong. the last person that deserves to be in prison right now is that marine lieutenant colonel. and he spoke for a lot of people. the reason it resonated so many people and i know in the military if we have one thing it's accountability and i'm looking at leaders who are allowed to leave $80 billion worth of equipment in afghanistan and getting 13 brave warriors killed in the process and watch people in capitol hill defend the withdrawal and defend the communist chinese and giving them a heads up whether we are attacking or not and defend be

just during their visit that is going directly into the economy, you can understand why our friend john richtes are back in nashville and you can catch them tonight on fox business are new primetime lineup the pursuit is there a 98 central, back to you. neil: thank you very, very much, weddings are back into were movies that used to be pushed back to the pandemic that means james bond no time to die, i think this is ready to go a couple of years ago, finally on the premiere in london kevin mccarthy film critic and fox news contributor extraordinaire. the big deal he's finally back, this took a while to finally get to the big screen, didn't it. >> it is an honor to be on with you i'm so excited to talk about movies i saw this film in the theater and it was so much fun to be back in the theater again having the communal experience, nothing matches that, you cannot get that at home i saw no time to die, daniel craig is my favorite james bond and might be a generational thing i love his james bond, sky fall in casino royale are my two favorite, this is now my third favorite, i'll tell you why th

tonight i'll be here with john rich and tyrus and you emily will be here for the show on thursday evening. i can't wait. >> i will. i can't wait to join you, i'll be flying in wednesday night and to be on the show thursday night. thanks all for watching and now here is "america reports." >> sandra: thank you ladies. president biden is set to deliver remarks think it has koba booster syrup, sought any second now. the go-ahead for people over the age of 65 to get the additional dose of the fis or vaccine. >> john: a 78-year-old biden falls in line with that vaccination in this event is up one of several on biden schedule this week. we will take you to the white house just as soon as that gets underway. >> sandra: meanwhile, my migrant camp under the bridge in del rio, texas, might be gone but most of the thousands of haitians who crossed illegal into the u.s. are here to stay at least for now. hello and welcome. a brand-new week. implant sandra smith in new york, new york. hello john. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington, welcome to "america reports." dhs secretary mayorkas telling chris

. >> john: and rich raced with you, six-minute miles?ood for him. >> sandra: laury, amazing, fast runners at fox news. rich ran three mile necessary 18 minutes, go, rich. we have strong runners on this network. >> john: come back next time they have the marine corps marathon. >> sandra: let's do it together. >> john: i'll cheer you on. >> sandra: race coordinators did a great job, covid safe. >> john: we'll be right back, stay with us. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) (upbeat pop music throughout) new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. think wea

from the perspective of a network john and analogy era, discarded clothes from rich nations are funneled to charities and sold to impoverished nations on an unprecedented scale. a massive industry sift through the unwanted garments to retail to some of the was poorest inhabitants, but much of what they arrive is unfit for purpose and is fueling and vironment catastrophe. people in power travelers to gonna to uncover the dirty secrets behind the world. fashion addiction that white man's clothes on a jazz ita. ah, a. again, you're watching out 0 reminder about top stories. and a funeral has taken place for one of 5 palestinians killed by israeli forces bodies of the for other to be withheld. israel says that soldiers carried out rates to detain a mass operatives. sedans, government warning of huge financial losses off the protest is brought to oil pipelines in the main port rally against the peace deal with rebel groups, which they say discriminate against the thousands of people protesting against its units in president, in the capital of kaiser. also on the streets of judas wednesday, he

at the hollywood bowl, but right now, playing their classic "rich girl" from their tour stop in mansfield, massachusetts, daryl hall and johnit's a bitch, girl but it's gone too far 'cause you know it don't matter anyway ♪ ♪ say money but it won't get you too far get you too far ♪ ♪ don't you know don't you know that it's wrong to take what is given you ♪ ♪ so far gone on your own you can get along if you try to be strong ♪ ♪ but you'll never be strong 'cause ♪ ♪ you're a rich girl and you've gone too far 'cause you know it don't matter anyway ♪ ♪ you can rely on the old man's money you can rely on the old man's money ♪ ♪ it's a bitch, girl and it's gone too far 'cause you know it don't matter anyway ♪ ♪ say money but it won't get you too far get you too far ♪ ♪ high and dry out of the rain it's so easy to hurt others when you can't feel pain ♪ ♪ and don't you know that a love can't grow 'cause there's too much to give ♪ 'cause you'd rather live for the thrill of it all ♪ ♪ you're a rich girl and you've gone too far 'cause you know it don't matter anyway ♪ ♪ and you can rely on the old man's money and you can rely on the ol

rich as punctuated by alexandria ocasio-cortez. but that is more complicated than meets the eye. john avlon has a reality check. >> tax the rich. gala. was it liberal elitism or even a possible ethics violation. here's what's not debatable. the dress got more mainstream attention put forward by house democrats last week to raise taxes on the rich. even on some news, coverage was nearly neck and neck. don't get distracted. pay attention to substance. even if it's an opening bid with a lot of obstacles ahead, this is a very big deal. it would raise $2.1 trillion in new revenue from the wealthiest americans in 10 years while making a trillion in cuts, some would benefit lower income families, like making the child tax credit permanent. the balance for domestic spending that president biden is betting will rebuild the middle class. don't forget the american revolution began as a tax protest. even when it's directed at the top 1%, talk of raising attacks is always going to provoke serious add gentleman. you will see this is in most cases either return to or reduction from where rates were under obama and clinton. they saw record gro

. >> john: capitol hill today, lawmakers held a hearing about the issues of school safety and reopening during the covid pandemic. jed's and live in washington with that. hi, richhe country about shortages in schools forced teachers, cafeteria workers and bus drivers. a report out of boston set a high school there had so much trouble getting bus drivers that it had to hire a party bus with a dancing pole to avoid canceling of the field trip. cited for the shortages, employees citing different pay and jobs. part of the solution is federal money for better salaries and training. >> we also have to invest in pipeline programs to make sure our dedicated pair of educators has access to programs to become teachers themselves. i'm really excited about the opportunity and the build that better agenda to make sure that we are invested in our profession and paying livable wages. >> starting monday staff in the nation's largest school system new york city have to show proof of vaccination to keep working. union leaders there are warning of employee shortages and others with states with lower vaccination rates. at state mandates they would create major problems in their sc

and strike a deal with walgreens, making elizabeth holmes very rich just one problem says reporter john who broke the story. >> she commercialized a medical product that she knew did not work a handful of tests that did not do them well at all. >> a charge holmes denied. >> this is what happens when you work to change things. >> reporter: federal regulators, including the fda, pounced in 2018, civil charges from the s.e.c. of massive fraud. she settled without admitting wrongdoing balwani goes on trial next year. both have pled not guilty. the feds will have to prove that holmes intended to commit fraud. >> elizabeth holmes may try to portray herself as someone who got caught up in the culture of the dotcom industry in silicon valley where you fake it till you make it. >> that issue of intent is exactly the point of these allegations about balwani. if she goes with this strategy, the idea that she couldn't have possibly formed that intent because she was under his spell. balwani has denied the charges, calls them deeply offensive. that's why elizabeth holmes might, might take the stand

know they control biden and his family, never forget they help to make hunter biden rich and now they get to toy with johnry you can't stop showering china with praise over climate change. >> of china makes a move that does something positive or constructive it is important to recognize that. is important to try to sit down and understand exactly where the differences are and where they may be. >> he said president xi takes this very personally last week and thanked him personally. it is so humiliating. forget everything china has done to prove itself to be untrustworthy, to conceal the origins of covid 19 we should have cut off all engagement with them at that point. crushing dissent, making activists just disappear, none of it matters to the political elites, none of it and certainly not to our typhoons is the opportunity where barbarity exists. >> the latest digital technologies are part of a real industry, making china a global leader of generalization. the investments in china i send my best wishes. >> the fact is the ceos are responding to the political climate. go they've watched our leaders, polit

no income tax, no vat # no money back, no guarantee # black or white, rich or poor # we'll cut prices...# that wasjohn that was john the age of 79. tributes have continued to come in. david jason describing him as a gentleman in the chilly sense of the word. it is with much sadness to hear thatjohn challis has passed away. he was a gentleman and a wonderful actor and he will be missed by so many. going on to describe the character of roissy as a character so well loved by the many fans of that show. i am pleased that he witnessed the outpouring of admiration recently shown for the 40th anniversary of the first episode in 1981. —— boycie. i send the first episode in 1981. —— boycie. isend my love the first episode in 1981. —— boycie. i send my love to his wife, carol. that was david jason. earlier i spoke to actor jeff nicholson who plays boycie in the stage production of only fools and horses. unfortunately we were expecting it. i have been messaging john. until a few days ago. we have an on and off support mentor messaging system where we talk every now and then. we got to a point when i asked if he would be able

. >> john cox staged a press conference outside the french laundry. >> we have mr. newsom as the entitled, rich, good-looking, governor who is failing at providing quality of life for california. >> the former mayor of san diego is also running. >> people are leaving the state. >> i'm inclusive to all people. i think that's -- that's the way most are. >> we will have special coverage of the recall election starting tonight at seven. um dates on the returns will continue through the evening on cbsn bay area and we will have all the latest beginning tomorrow. >>> a violent day in oakland. police are investigating three separate shootings. one involved united states marshalls. it happened when authorities were serving an arrest warrant at a property on fruitvale area near logan. chopper 5 was over the scene. there was a huge police presence. the fbi said one person was shot and killed by an agent. the agency has not said if the person who was shot was the suspect they were looking for. around the same time police were called to another deadly shooting. this one happened near burbank. two hours lat

john bresnahan. democrats want to tax corporations and the rich. this gets you to 2 trillion.ey to pull that off, stephanie. right now, here's what house democrats have. a trillion in new revenues from high income taxes, about a trillion in new revenues from additional corporate taxes. changed tax code to a progressive system. beyond that, they're estimating as much as $700 million from changes in prescription drug policy. that policy is not ready, that was not able to be scored. they expect to raise money through additional irs enforcement, extra bang for the buck, hire more agents and go after tax evaders. it is important to know congress doesn't have to pay for this. if members agree to put money on the credit card, they can do it. budget resolution says they can spend up to 3.5 trillion. one of the things they're eyeing is additional revenues, savings down the road from magical asterisk of dynamic scoring, count money that comes in as a result of economic growth of your policy, something republicans used in the past for tax cuts, something democrats are using now. when it

john, do you buy? that and do you buy, at rich times 500 -- >> well i think that a great job, that you're setting a piece, i'm out in california have been out here all week as you know this is my home state, and i've watched gavin newsom by through this whole thing. what we pay pretty close attention, to that there is no doubt, i was with news in just a couple of hours, ago and there's no doubt that people around the governor have been seeing prior to when joe biden 's instituted his vaccine mandate last, week that they were telling washington, guys, you need to be more mail-in ton about vaccines. it is the right thing to do for public. health and there is a winning hand to play here politically. that was the message to sacramento to the biden administration. the biden image administration went and did it. provoke the backlash that we've seen in the. corner and since biden was out of here on monday night. that conversation has continued between governor newsom and president biden. and governor newsom continues to trumpet still in joe biden's back. and says that you must get this virus under control. indi

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that california exists, not just for the rich and collected like gavin newsom but for the everyday working californians just trying to make it in the state. >> john cox prides himself being a businessman and not a politician. emcalifornia needs new management. some of the other big names are taken to social media tonight. kevin kiley from rockland tweeting this message saying whatever happens tomorrow, we're just getting started. kaitlyn jenner encouraging people to voteful she said she'll be casting her ballot tomorrow at beverly hills city hall. if you're looking at where to drop off your ballot, we can help you. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on the newsom recall right there at the top of the front page. it will take you to all the reporting which includes our voting q & a. >>> president biden started his california visit in sacramento with focus on fire danger and climate change. the president and governor went up in marine one and toured the damage from the air of the caldor fire. they also visited the command center, the california office of emergency services. the president shaking hands with first responders. you can see him there. that's

essential workers who have died from covid-19 and honor a buddy, john sweeney, who we lost earlier this year and honor a dear friend rich junk. a moment of silence, please. thank you. this is real. one of the things i admired about rich is he understood what people in this economy are really facing. he, like most of you, felt in his bones. he understood what had happened to workers in this country, like you do. i've got to know a lot of you really, really well. you just feel it, you taste it, you understand it. i get kidded by my staff for all these years. i say, i trust the person most who arrived at the right decision when it starts in their gut and goes to their heart and then they have the ability to articulate it because it goes to the brain. they're the ones that never back down. they're the ones that stay with you. the they're not the ones that stay to the end. rich understood the past and the challenges, like so many of you who have lived and led through these moments. but he also understood the future. i think he understood this country and the tools needed to build it back and build it back better. you've hear

john cox staged his in wine country outside of the french laundry. >> this recall is all about the beauty and the beast. we got mr. newsom as the entitled rich good-looking governor who is failing miserably at providing a better quality of life for california. >> reporter: the former mayor of san diego kevin faulkner is also running. >> people are going to continue to vote with their feet, they are leaving our great state. >> caitlyn jenner says she is the moderate choice. >> i am inclusive to all people. and i think that is really important. that is the way most californians are. >> reporter: and republicans also went after newsom for his mask and vaccine mandates. ken? >> betty yu reporting live, thank you, betty. >>> many voters have already mail inside their ballots and many more are planning to vote in person tomorrow. we got the pulse of the voters in walnut creek this evening. andrea? >> reporter: liz on the eve of the recall election many of the voters i spoke to tonight have one thing in common, they are ready for the recall to be over. >> i think it is a continuing republican embarrassment. >> reporter: it is estimated that 35% of

and essential workers who have died from covid-19 and a buddy, john sweeney who we lost earlier this year and to honor a truly dear friend, rich chunk. a moment of silence, please. >> thank you. this is real. one of the things i admired about rich is that he understood what people in this economy are facing and he felt it in his bones. he understood what had happened to workers in this country like you do. i got to know a lot of you really well. you taste it. you understand it. i get kidded by my staff for all these years and i say i trust the person most who arrives at the right decision when it starts in their gut and goes with their heart and then they have the ability to articulate it because it goes to the brain. they're the ones that never back down. they're the ones that stay with you. once you arrive at intellectually are the ones that i welcome that, but they're not the ones who will stay until the end, and you know, rich understood the past and the challenges like so many of you who lived and led through these moments, but he also understood the future. i think he understood who built this country and the tools that

john? yeah, well, the contract to get the military industrial complex. yes. but what about the stock market in the, in the financial, getting rich, richer all the time as everyone else gets for a. yeah, i mean, all these were all, it's, were all 3 of us of all 4 of us saying the same thing in a different way. the point i was making about progressives and snobbery. i mean, we all know this. hillary clinton's deplorable. of course, these people are incompetent because they're not interested in promoting the common goods. they're interested in their own power. and they're motivated in my view. yes . by greed, yes, by, by vanity and so on. but above all, by these terrible snobbery. and by this terrible belief that they are somehow in the vanguard of good and everyone who is against them, should not be, as you say, peter, debated with or convinced, but instead destroyed. right. and this is the most horrible aspect of it. i have in mind what i'm saying, this, a horrible quotation for marks in which he says that a critique is no law, got a massive debate, but instead a weapon time that the adverse theory is there to be destroyed with,

john sweetie, who we lost earlier. a moment of silence, please. [silence] thank you. this is real. one of the things that i admired about rich was that he understood what people in this economy are really facing. he, like most of you, felt in his bones and understood what had happened to workers in this country. like you do. he got to know a lot of you well. you could taste it, understand it, and i get kidded by my staff, because i said trust the person most who arrives at the right decision when it starts in their gut and goes to their heart and than they have the ability to articulate it because it goes to the brain. there are -- they are the ones that never backed down. they are the ones that stay with you. the ones who arrive at it intellectually, i welcome that, but they are not the ones who stay to the end. which understood -- rich understood the past and the challenges like so many of you, let's -- leads to these moments. but i think he understood who built this country, and the tools needed to build it back and build it back better. you have heard me say at 100 times, we are the only country in the world going throug

john term did something. dan: appreciate your time, you do great work on this. >> thank you. dan: democrats are laser focused on making the riche rich, $3.5 trillion spending bill. joining me now to talk about the lieutenant governor mark robinson, thank you for joining me, appreciate. >> thanks for having me here again. dan: you gave a viral speech a lot of, get off your butt and go to work. i'm tired of hearing this fair share bs. successful people already pay a heavy share of the tax burden in the country. i'll get to the numbers later in my shop. it's the politics of greed. you want ones from the income distribution? get a job in court to work. nobody owes you anything. >> absolutely. look at this bill and the biden demonstration, it's more socialist, bankrupt the american people and eventually allow bankrupt america ourselves. we are characterizing the rich when we say tax the rich, they are the business owners givenness revenue with the same state need in order to operate. there ought to be extant, where do we get this revenue from? is madness has got to stop and we cannot stand while these folks likable by the administr

rich reaction we're going to get. not only, and i've got to stand, but of course, from, from the wider world when, as we mohammed the john june in conscious saying it's what he's so important at the moment is that this government, even though it is nature him, administration is at least accepted to the extent where we can see a continuation, or at least a build out of see more humanitarian aid come into this country because it's the you and it's as told us, you know, we are at the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. here, half the population needing humanitarian aid. but yeah, very a very interesting series of names. right. but not all ministry of them. hope charlotte bon spokesperson that this will be enough. right. sorry for carol. yes, i was going to say not all, many, several positions, as you said, have been appointed. there was also the question of the place of women in this, in this government. what do we expect as far as that? obviously they're still making announcements. have they said as a spokesman said anything about women's roles in this government? well, according to the spokes person, and as we heard in t

. >> john: many americans are preparing for the huge tax hikes as president biden says he wants huge corporations and the richto get hamstrung by democratic senators? >> reporter: that does the big question, john. it is really in the hands of the house as they are finalizing this package. the senate has to agree to put all of these. between moderates and progressives in the house. president biden is pushing to tax the rich to pay for this social spending spree. that echoes what a lot of progressives and democratic socialist have been calling for. speaker pelosi said that capitalism does not all that it is cracked up to be. >> -- can see in america, capitalism is our system. it is our economic system. but it has not served to economy as well it should. and so what we want to do is not the part from that but to improve it. >> reporter: biden says he wants to preach to their fair share. but the multi-already do. eighth big ship of the top 1%. more than 40% of income taxes when you take the top 10%. they paid more than 70% of income taxes and the top 25 paid more than 87%. they have been back gently behind the sc