thank you for joining us. the messaging coming out of this white house i cannot keep up with one side is the winter of death the other side is don't panic and then you have doctor fauci, i cannot make heads or tails of it. it is a total mess. >> on the bright side president biden saying don't panic is the right messaging. there is no cause for panic and there hasn't been any cause for panic during the epidemic. there has been cause for concern. cause for working carefully, looking at the data and adopting policies that make sense that panic is not ever productive and glad your president biden call for that. doctor fauci still pushing vaccine passports for flights. a third of minorities are unvaccinated. working on seeing many people -- already naturally immune, not unreasonable. you're going to prevent them from flying? he keeps pushing the panic over and over again, pushing policies that have not worked anywhere to stop the disease from spreading because we have to technology for doing that. the division with

congressman jayapal will join us in a moment. last night's democrats, most of whom, have left washington in recess -- channeling and jayapal optimism. made a commitment to bring the voting rights bill to a vote on the floor in early january. and change the rules in to do that. senator schumer also to bring a version of the build back better bill, passed by house representatives in the senate floor. will then be open to any amendments that can pass by a simple majority vote. as such legislation always is. it is unclear, what version of the bill senator schumer will bring to the floor. after senator joe manchin said on sunday he will vote no, on a current version of the government. after some suspense yesterday of or whether joe manchin will pop a spate, senator manchin did indeed show up and insisted that he is consistent and explaining to his colleagues, his problems with the legislation including his preference for more taxes on the superrich to pay for the bill. and the offices of senators and house members are separated just b

thank you very much for joining us tonight. your reaction to the un-surprising revelation that was, jim jordan, who was the center of that texas urging an illegal act by the vice president. >> yes, i feel like i'm very beauregard in casablanca right now. honestly, not surprised. jim jordan as a traitor. he's a trader of the constitution of the united states. he has been for quite awhile. and now we actually have it in texas. but we shouldn't be surprised. why is anybody surprised? we saw it on the floor. when they were calling out the arizona -- for example. the place that i represent. and saying there were fraudulent votes. and they made applies on the house floor. so how are we surprised right now? how is anybody surprised by any of this. my biggest issue isn't jim jordan. this is a fact that many people aren't taking this seriously. the fact that there is a slow-moving crew happening all over this country that was led by the jim jordan's. and other people. so instead of people being dressed up in uniform, or one of the unifo

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joining me now it's quarter congresswoman, cat? thank you, congressman, for joining us. from florida. congresswoman, where is this guy? he's the secretary of health and human services during a pandemic and i never see him! >> jason, first, thanks for having me, good to see you, and to your point, i don't know. this has definitely turned into a game of where's waldo. no one seems to be able to find him. on really any of the issues that he has full jurisdiction over. it could be covid, which of course, as you just said, he has not even been to one of the major press conferences at the white house, which you would think that the secretary of health and human services would be a part of. when it came to the border issue, which hhs has a major role to play in the border because border patrol turns over all of the unaccompanied children over to hhs. a whole other story. he hasn't been down there. nor has he been out front and center dealing with the opioid epidemic. if so on the major issues, the major crises that we have been facing as americans, the health and human -- the h

what joining?rters the democrat has a 6-figure investment in real estate development company with links to the chinese communist party. and earlier this month blumenthal was a surprise speaker at an awards gala to commemorate the 100 second anniversary of the founding of the communist party in the united states. the senator claims he didn't know what this event was but we will it you decide for yourself. have a look. >> thank you all, this is a beautiful tribute from all of our labor leaders on how important the communist party is in our movement, not just in connecticut but across the whole world. there is more and more people talking now about socialism in this country as it becomes more and more clear that capitalism is not going to work for our future. please welcome senator blumenthal. [applause] laura: joining me is dennis desousa and chris bedford, founding partner at wright forge and the federalist. thank you so much for joining us. i to start with you because the senator now claims i didn'

joining us now is congressman lee zeldin.s from new york, he's a congressman, he's also a candidate for governor. you see what's happening with covid. we heard from dr. nicole saphier. you want to be the governor of new york. what should be happening that's not happening because numbers out of new york are stunning and the confusion is just massive. >> jason, as you are talking to dr. saphier, talking about ideas, testing them at home, access to treatment, access to vaccines. these are all ideas, all levels of government, different parties, they had been talking about what happened the last few months is change for people like a bill de blasio, kathy hochul, joe biden, all their ideas fit under the box of threats, mandates, lockdowns, fines, firings. i think they've actually run out of ideas on how to do some thing productive to combat covid short of going individual lives putatively. trying to compete again each other in a way where new york city's bill de blasio has a new vaccine mandate on all private-sector employers goin

thank you for joining us.et's be honest, it seems like everyday there is a new headline or worry what the pandemic. how do we handle all of this? >> like you said, we have learned that the future is uncertain. there is always something we cannot predict or control. and that is information for us going forward. we do not have an end date for the pandemic but we know it won't be sudden so asking when it is going to end creates more stress and anxiety. rather, embracing this new reality we have of not knowing and not knowing -- and not knowing and embracing that we won't know the headlines for tomorrow and we will do our best together to cope with whatever the world has in store for us. it is a real time of buckling down to what matters most to us and focusing on what we can control and what we can do today. ama: i think not being able to control something or see the outcome is really hard for a lot of people. it is definitely hard for myself. the topic of coping with stress is such a popular one, cdc has a secti

he joins us now. the state of florida been deprived of further monoclonal antibodies treatments? >> that's a great yes. i don't know. it was a terrible decision. it's a ridiculous decision. you have a situation right now across the country where you are in the middle of a surge. unfortunately there is a lot of fear and panic out in the community again. it's not all omicron. there is still a lot of delta variant out there. you take away an effective treatment for the delta variant. it baffles me. it makes no sense. it makes we wonder about who is running the agency. someone with a clinical background would never make this decision. >> will: what is the demand in florida for therapeutics? how many patients are waiting for these that are deprived from the federal government? >> that's a good question. this is a wave that is affecting many parts of the country. we have a situation in florida and other states where the demand for treatment is outpacing the supply. that's the bottom line. we have a number o

joining us is dr.ou for joining us >> great to be here. thank you for having me. >> the complaint of business on the new new york city mandate is it's going to be tougher to hire and could be disruptive for business as a doctor, is deblasio making the right move >> i worry about mandates and lack more than anything is trust in the institutions and the highest health care leaders and a problem. mandating the way out of this pandemic trying to increase take rates for the vaccine is a short term taking of the vaccine it's a short-term fix. i've been talking to federal contractors for the government in d.c. right now and they're going to be mandated to get the vaccine by january 4th but you still need toengage. i encourage all corporate employers to still engage with their workforce. internal communications is vital. they frankly need an assist from the cdc. we need clearer communication about what acceptable risk looks like we need to fully define what fully vaccinated is. we need some help here but there

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so joining me now is someone trying to unseat mosby, thanks for joining me. so shoot me straight here, you're running as a democrat, this is going to be a primary. what kind of platform are you running on to unseat mosby? >> i'm running on a platform that prosecutors should prosecute crime. but we've seen with this administration is her refusal to prosecute crimes such as attempted car theft and distribution of narcotics. those type of things affect each and every one of us. it affects our safety in the neighborhood. it affects the ability of our children to go to school without seeing the remnants of drug distribution and prostitution in the streets. sean, this has to stop. we need a prosecutor who will actually prosecute crime. the business of prosecution is too important for politics. it requires all of us to get out of our silos and to support good prosecutors. sean, i know that each and every one of your viewers went to roya hannah.com and gave just ten or $20, we would have the resources that we need to unseat marilyn mosby and that we would be able to

thank you so much for joining us.more detail can you give us about the folks behind this network of websites, what attacks they have already carried out, and what they planned to do? >> thank you so much for having me, emily. microsoft announced this week that we took down the china-based hacking group, nickel. this has been a big week for fighting cybercrime for microsoft and our industry as a whole, and in particular, i'm really proud of the partnership we had across the private and public sectors. what nickel was doing was they had malicious websites and they were using these websites to get access and intelligence from think tanks and governments and humanitarian organizations from the united states as well as 28 other countries. by cutting off their access, to these websites, we were able to protect the victims. this is a strategy, a legal strategy that microsoft has used before to protect against thousands of websites. and we continue to look forward to do this in upcoming years. emily wish officials have provid

thank you for joining us tonight on sp 25. more breaking news tonight president biden just announced that he will seek a second term if he is in good health.. take a look. >> i want to ask you about something i asked weeks before the election when we sat down. you said you would absolutely serve eight years if elected. do you plan to run for reelection? >> yes. but look, i'm a great respecter of fate. fate has intervened in my life many, many times. if i am in the health i am now i'm in good health, then i would run again. >> jason: coming up congressman ronnie jackson, the former white house physician will be with us to talk about more about biden's mental and physical health. but first, more on covid-19. a year ago as a candidate joe biden blasted president trump's handling of covid-19. he called on trump to resign and take full responsibility for the 220,000 americans who died from rcovid-19. he also called the lack of testing a travesty. 12 months later, more than 800,000 americans have died from covid-19. another variant

joining us now is dr.ie, prepared and response at the department of health and human services, and also director of the coalition for epidemic preparedness, all titles that are very important thousand. and doctor, i want to talk to you about what the cdc director just told cnn when it comes to testing and the shortages that we've seen in the united states. this is what she said -- >> right, so we now have 20,000 sites where you can get a pcr on-site and more and more federal new testing sites are coming online in the current moment. the administration is doing a lot to make sure that those rapid tests are afford bld and bei accessible. and with the bringing of half a billion rapid tests that are coming in january, there will be free rapid tests at sites so that people can easily access them. >> so that plan that she is talking about is a new one, distributing half a billion free tests to people who sign up for them online. and i'm wondering if you think that that is a good step, a significant enough step i

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thank you very much for joining us tonight.s out john hickenlooper one of the senators in that meeting after the meeting came out and tweeted basically that -- there it is, enough. it's time to change the filibuster to protect voting rights. did you know that senator hickenlooper was going to do that after the meeting? >> well, we didn't know he was going to do that. we are glad he did. the naacp along with our partners urban league and national action network, we issued a score card, and in that score card we identified 13 members of the senate who had an incomplete, and we have worked aggressively since that point to get those senators to make the necessary commitments to ensure voting right protections was a priority before the end of the year. and so we're glad senator hickenlooper made that statement, senator bennett came on board in the midst of that meeting, senator peters organized the conversation. so we are moving this process forward. there is no more urgent issue before the senate at this time than voting right prot

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thank you for joining us right now.as you have been reading those texts that were sent to mark meadows by your republican colleagues while you were on the floor there trying to think about how to protect the lives of your colleagues? >> thanks for having me, lawrence. i've been angry. frankly, i hope america is angry too. as there was a mob descending on the capitol attacking the representatives, attacking capitol police, attacking the staff and journalists, brutally beating capitol police. but undermining their vote. actually trying to overturn the votes of the american people and the other end of the mall and with utter disregard for mark meadows and others. people ignoring pleas for help. people should be really upset about. that people should be angry. if they're not, they're not paying attention in the way that they should be. >> let's listen to what chairman thompson said today about who the republican members are who were sending those texts. their names have not yet been revealed. he didn't reveal them. but this

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thank you very much for joining us tonight. so i'm reading this as good news for your campaign and democrats generally in georgia, that republicans are now really attacking each other over this republican gubernatorial nomination. >> look, it is quite a development that our incumbent republican governor has a challenge by trump and a failed u.s. senator, a loser, who is a, quote, debate dodger and coastal elite who padded his pockets in the pandemic, his stock portfolio. that actually are all the lines from brian kemp's spokesperson cody hall. i did not write those words. that's from his spokesperson. we agree. interestingly agree with sean hannity that, quote, kemp has been an ineffective governor. look, at the end of the day georgians are suffering and struggling in this pandemic. we're going into a winter, lawrence, where the omicron variant is no doubt going to wreak so much havoc on our state that has low vaccination rates, confusing, muddled, completely bungled covid response. we are about serving georgians. we are fighti

state street senior multi-asset try to just joining us next -- multi-asset strategist joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: act -- guy: equity starting to roll over a little bit in europe. a similar story in the united states. our next guest says omicron will not spoil this positive outlook we have for equities. marija veitmane, straight -- state street senior analyst joining me on set. i hope this persists. you've been incredibly positive for a long time. we are seeing quite a lot of volatility in the market, but nevertheless yesterday the biggest rally we have seen in european equities since -- what does that tell you about where markets are, the those most people are applying. marija: i'm not sure about most of the people, but there are two things that drive markets, earnings and interest rates. what was difficult is i was looking at earnings, change in earnings expectations, it has gone down with omicron. maybe it is too quick, but so far we have not seen earnings expectations revised lower. art execs dictation's are still strong. -- earnings expectations are still strong. i

he joins us now. it wasn't clear if you were denied because of your political views or you are a media personality? >> it was clearly our views.re i had several decisions with that mortgage officer. i want to make it clear our mortgage application was financiallyce sound. if he saidid it wasn't financiay sound, i would have believed him. he was candid with me. i called him a sort of whistleblower. he said it was our opinions. the royal bank is canada's largest bank and they do a lot of business with communist china. i wonder if they brought that to canada. they have thousands of clientsmu in the united states too. discriminating against people for inappropriate grounds is called red-lining and that's illegal in the states. this banker wanted to give meat the mortgage.il he said he was fighting against the head office and it was the head office that vetoed this mortgage application. i think social credit or cancel culture is here in north america too. this bank is in america as well. >> sean: under the

he joined us from you are. thank you both for joining me, mark. i'm going to start with you. you work with migrants in mexico year from mexico. can you talk to us a little bit about the journey that migrants go through to get to the us mexico border? sure, so what we're seeing right now, it's migrant families actually from the countries from the hearts conditions and embark in a life threatening journey. we're immigration policies for them to take high risk droughts control by organized crime or corrupt police and immigration officers that many times threaten or commit, kidnapping deeper to illegal deportations. and the many times the journey from laura marco is describing a very dangerous and troublesome journey that people are taking on. what are some other factors we should be thinking about whether happen a lot of changes. we have to keep in mind that migration is normal, it's a part of life. it's a part of human history. but what we've seen are a lot of changes. we've seen, of course, an increase. we've seen the increase in apprehensions at the us border. we've seen an i

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we are joined from paris. thank you for joining us.li, president great east region, national rally. how was your candidate doing? >> we have a strong campaign in france, looking like a gigantic contest. [indiscernible] different cities always vote for the original. lepen is ready to be the next president of the french republic. francine: the polls are neck and neck. could we see a combination? laurent: knowing he has no chance to win, should retract and say i join lepen's team. i think he will not do that. and mr. macron called him, and i hope all the french voters understand he is running a campaign to make macron win. francine: is the republican nominee, how do you see that disrupting the political field? laurent: things are clear now. all the competitors are waiting for a french presidency. she is the one talking about security. she destroyed 12,000 police jobs. she is fake, and like mr. macron with a dress. the choice will be very easy. francine: i understand you are in campaign mode, but we are trying to figure out what le pen sta

we're lucky tonight to have ruth marcus andalia litwood joining us. and ruth wrote this masterful piece in "the washington post" that when i went to read it, it offered the option of listening to it. i will always take that option so i can do some other things. and i went to press the button and it shows the number of minutes. i thought it was going to be 6:30. it was whoa, almost an hour or something like that. there must be some mistake. no. it's that long and it just a masterful encapsulation of basically my whole adult life of watching the supreme court and what has happened to it. it's an excellent way to get through a workout, i discovered. and read by ruth in her own voice. didn't get some high-priced actor to do it, ruth marcus. and it really -- it really is masterful and really ramps up to tomorrow perfectly. >> ruth is genius. and when you see her tonight, you can tell her if she doesn't feel like reading the next one, i hereby volunteer, because i love reing everything she writes, and i would love to do that. >> we're starting off tonight w

joining us now to discuss is dr.eana wen, cnn medical analyst and former baltimore city health commissioner. dr. wen, thank you for joining us this morning. the idea of stepping back and looking at this is entering year three of this pandemic. are you surprised this is still where we are here in the united states? >> i think if we rewind back to 2020, i don't think any of us would have predicted that. we are entering year three, as you said, kaitlan. i think the end of the pandemic phase is in sight. we need three things to be in place. vaccines for young children. i have two kids under five. we are not returning back to our lives until our kids are better protected. we need oral pills. we have two pills to treat covid. but we need them to be widely available. the third thing we need to end this pandemic phase so we are able to live with covid is much more rapid testing. we keep talking about testing, but ultimately it is what is going to help us, are we infectious at this point in time. that way we can separate ours

steve scalise joins me now. the data, you see the polling, you see a red wave coming for republicans in 2022? >> great to be with you and what you see on the ground is a lot of energy and enthusiasm on the republican side. you saw it happen in virginia but even in other states where you saw the preview of what could come next year. it's a lot like 2010, when we flipped 63 seats from democrat to republican in that big wave. 63 might not be the number but i think you will see a lot of seats competitive and you were talking about those retirements, the real retirement to watch our swing district democrats that are announcing they are retiring, stephanie murphy was mentioned, that is a seat we can flip in florida. your home state of wisconsin, one of the first people to announce they retiring, a great candidate in derek van horton who has been out working hard and i think he can flip that seat, we have great candidates across the board. it starts with great candidate and a great message, people don't like this big g

so join me. let's get smarter. minute now the president will depart for the state of kentucky where he is set to witness firsthand the widespread devastation caused by the tornados over the weekend. this morning there are are still dozens who are unaccounted for as communities pick up the pieces. >>> also happening today, unless congress acts, the last of those child tax credit payments are set to hit family's bank accounts today. nearly 10 million children are at risk of slipping back below the poverty line if payments are not extended. senator michael bennet will join us this hour. we've got to start with the historic vote in the house to recommend criminal contempt charges against one of their own, former congressman and white house chief of staff mark meadows. just two, only two republicans, liz cheney and adam kinzinger joined 220 democrats in voting to hold meadows in contempt for defying a congressional subpoena. it's the first time a former member of the house has been held in criminal contempt since 1832.

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joining me now is dr. come aboard certified medical doctor and research scientist and the president of the committee to unleash prosperity. you so much for joining us tonight on "the ingraham angle." doctor, starting with you, would you talk about the long winter of death. that doesn't get any more disastrous than that. >> well, we had to put everything into context, jason. when they talk about that long winter of death, who is at risk? we knew that the omicron variant is spreading like wildfire. we know that it went from 3% of the u.s. population who is covered positive with omicron to 73% today and climbing which is meaning that is coming to dominate variant. when that becomes a dominant variant, it pushes all the others out. and what it means is that we are having a less fatal, less severe variant taking over, so we are getting more infections, less severity. what does that translate into? less death, fewer populations on a per capita basis. we may see a temporary, short-lived lip for a couple of weeks

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joining me now fema administrator deanne criswell. thanks for joining us. many people are still missing across the six states hit by the devastating tornadoes, and is there a hope that some people might still be found alive in the rubble? >> good morning, jake. first i just wanted to start by saying my prayers go out to everybody across these states impacted by these events. we still do have reports of people that are missing and unaccounted for. i don't have exact numbers. the life-saving and life-sustaining priorities are continuing to be to find as many people as we can that might be trapped in this rubble. >> it's still a rescue mission, not just a recovery. there's still hope. >> i think there is still hope. we sent one of our federal urban search and rescue teams down to kentucky, they arrived through the day yesterday. they'll be able to assist the localities with their ongoing rescue efforts. i think there is still hope. we should continue to find as many people as we can. >> what are the state's biggest priorities right now? what do they need the m

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joining us to discuss this is councilmember noel gallo. thank you for joining us today. noel: can you hear me? kristen: i can hear you. you are not driving, are you? i want to make sure you are safe. noel: i am actually here at fire department training headquarters. kristen: thank you for joining. i know you were on the road. yesterday, six council members voted yes on funding the additional police academies and one abstained and you voted no. why did you vote no? noel: i through the measure c program, but they included an academy that means hiring outside oakland and giving people a huge bonus if they want to work for the city of oakland. the reality is, i did to bring up to the council that i would support measure c academies and hiring more officers, but when it comes to the lateral academy, we tried that years ago. and it was a complete failure because we wound up hiring people from all over the outside of oakland, and it did not work out. that is why we terminated the program. so, i asked the police administrator, to present to the public a recruitment program with

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joining us now mark grant.eally great to see you this morning, thank you for joining us there's so much to talk about. >> great to see you. >> i want to -- let me start off with your outlook for inflation next year, which i think sets the table for all the other stuff to come. do you think that the market, in general, the federal reserve are underestimating where inflation is going next year >> clear that chairman powell's word "transitory," hasn't been as accurate as it might have been inflation rates, the way i look at it is a little different, steve. i look at both the ppi index and the cpi index, put them together, average them so i see inflation at 8.2% which means either through appreciation, by buying stocks that go up more than 8.2%, or through income you have to beat that number to stay just even with inflation clearly bonds aren't doing the trick that they used to do for many years the -- even the high yield index, the barclay's high yield index is only yielding about 4.2% and inflation rate between t

thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore ken wayne, one of the ways to find out if you have the coronavirus is to take a home test. you may find one in your neighborhood drugstore. >> kron four's haaziq madyun talked with a pair of local medical experts about the accuracy of those over the counter covid tests. >> it is another winter holiday season during the pandemic. unlike this time last year. covid vaccines are readily available. but with the emergence of the omicron variant. the question yeah. >> is it say it is for those who are vaccinated to with family and specifically in indoor settings of this holiday season. >> right answer be cautious kaiser permanent ban factions disease specialist doctor michael baldor describes this year's pandemic caution factor as being similar to winter 2020. >> you really got to be careful. mixed groups of people coming from different parts of the country. people coming from different parts of the state getting together party indoors with this new variant. it's a recipe for s

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thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, december 7th. your top stories right now, 6:0. a critical call is coming up. president biden set to hold a video call with russian president vladimir putin today amidst a rise in tensions with russia as it has a positioned a buildup of russian troops along the ukraine border. the u.s. and other world leaders threatening sanctions should things escalate. we'll get into the ramifications all morning long. markets are rallying, markets are extending a big gain this morning with dow industrials up 365 points and the nasdaq up 305. 2% higher on the nasdaq after stocks ended in the green yesterday and investor worry over the omicron variant seems to be waning of. take a look at this rally underway. yesterday the dow industrials were up 647 points, almost 2%, nasdaq up 139, s&p 500 higher by 53. the rally continues in a strong he way right now. european markets are also striking a firmer tone, a big rally there as well with the ft 100 up 86, the cac up 155