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so we can all live better tomorrow. ♪♪ >> martha: the white house saying that president biden will hostain meeting this sunday, just weeks after ordering two california ports since they opened 24/7 to ease the backlog. that's been a difficult thing to carry out. they don't have enough truckers. we've heard that from them. we have 77 container ships that are off the coast of california, off the l.a. and long beach ports. now you have republican governor ron desantis saying he thinks florida can be a solution, a helper in this environment. >> you see all the ships off the west and east coast of the united states. we have the capacity to alleviate the backlogs. reroute ships to florida. >> martha: that's where we find madison alworth. hi, madison. >> the governor is asking for ships to consider the ports here. to give you idea of the ports in california, they're waiting for anywhere between 9 and 13 days just to get to the port, which is where i'm standing here. this is port everglades. the wait times for a cargo ship here, zero dates, no wait at all. that's why the governor is calling on

white house. there's no reason that joe biden should be going to virginia. >> martha: very interesting. the areas that terry mcauliffe is working in hard right now to shore up his numbers are areas that you wouldn't expect he would need to do that work at this point in this race. here's ro khanna talking about how significant the next nine or ten days that we just mapped out are for this presidency. >> the president looked us in the eye and he said i need this before i go represent the united states in glasgow. american prestige is on the line. >> martha: i think about in football terms. you think about plays that are game-changing. look at third down, this is it. they get across the line on this or and the game goes in one direction or goes in the other. do you see this period as one of those moments? >> absolutely. the president is on deadline to try to unite democrats. he claimed he would reunite the entire country. he's having trouble reuniing the democratic party. the democratic party has talked about things that will benefit american families down the road and ignoring the problem

at ancestry. >> martha: it's a big story today. the whitet time ago to what the "new york post" called biden's secret flights. the administration flying hundreds of immigrants of migrants that cross the border illegally out of texas and going to new york and florida and other places. they're going to the midwest earlier in the summer. the flights are typically happening at night and put on gussing with generic labels and taken places. in this image, you can see people coming down the steps, getting off the plane in the dark of night north of manhattan. the post reporting while most of the passengers were children and teenagers, a number were men in their 2 i guess this photo is them. these look like fully grown people that are standing there waiting for the bus. here's jen psaki. >> our office of refugee resettlement facilitates travel for children in its custody to the family or sponsors across the country so in recent weeks, unaccompanied children passed through the airport to be unified with their parents or sponsor. >> martha: let's brin

after this afghanistan debacle that is in doubt with this white house. >> martha: that is the alliancedescribe it that would need to be put together to really confront china on all of these levels. you're speaking out about it today. thanks, representative waltz. >> martha: thank you. stick around. we're about to get an update from bill hemmer who will join me and shows that president biden's support is sliding with independents under the weight of this spending deal and the supply chain problems. bill joins me with a look at virginia. what do you have to keep in mind coming up next. >> americans are so worried about getting their christmas gifts on time, halloween. is this going to be happening? veteran homeowners, i have 100 great reasons why you should use your va benefit to turn your home equity into cash. the newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. with mortgage rates near record lows.. and home values at record highs. you could take out $50,000 or more to build your dream kitchen, a new bathroom, or a swimming pool for the kids. call newda

thank you. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: so we got breaking news from our correspondent at the white house, jacqui heinrich. just out of the briefing room joining us now. we're looking at the lower bug. soon biden heads to capitol hill. what can you tell us? >> the pool is still holding in vans. he's not on the move yet. that meeting with the president and the democratic caucus is expected really any moment after he gets out of here. it's being viewed by democrats in congress as a positive indicator that potentially the votes are coming together for this bipartisan infrastructure bill. congressman dean philips told me that it's illuminating because the president doesn't come to a caucus meeting to make a pitch. they come to seal the deal. it feels close. speaker pelosi has been privately trying to gauge how many votes she has for this bipartisan bill to determine if she wants to bring it to the floor. pelosi doesn't like to bring a vote if it's going to fail. progressives have been vowing that they would vote it down unless the reconciliation package came with it. they were not happy

>> and they don't mess with people of -- of a certain status at martha's vineyard >> seth: yeah. >> white that's old -- old money old black money from -- from -- from land. and so - >> seth: well, it's a very -- it's been a, sort of, black -- for black wealthy people >> yeah. >> seth: it's been a vacation destination forever. >> yes and they don't look -- they don't look at new -- they're like the kennedys. they don't look at new money as -- as basketball money, rapper money, my kind of money, entertainment money, they don't look at -- they look down on us. >> seth: yeah. >> so, it's an old thing >> seth: i have comedy money cannot get a table - >> you can't [ light laughter ] >> seth: on martha's vineyard. >> but i heard you crashed obama's party. >> seth: i couldn't get an invite to obama's party. >> you didn't. >> seth: and i threw it out there. [ laughter ] there was, i mean -- >> i didn't get one either [ laughter ] and i'm telling you something, it's about that old bluff scene. >> seth: no, you -- come on. there were a lot of -- there was a lot of new famous people at obama's party.

white. somehow this is a conversation in the wrong direction. >> martha: joy behar was a little confused about the last part, about not making people feel guilty. you heard the applause and eye rolling at the table. that's where we're at with this right now. >> i think secretary rice really articulated it very well. look, parents want their kids to learn history, the good, the bad and the ugly. as a nation, we need to embrace the fact that we have continued to improve to become a more perfect union. we have to acknowledge the mistakes and the sins of the past. we don't need to be telling our kids that they need to hate themselves, they need to hate their country, that they're oppressors or oppressed. as she said so well, we need to make sure all kids know that they're empowered to become everything that they're meant to be. >> before i let you go, if we could listen to this burgess owen sound bite that we have as well about what he sees going on. >> 75% of the black boys in the state of california cannot pass standard reading and writing shifts. in those days when i grew up, parents were invol

i mean, if you're in the white house right now -- >> a great point. >> martha: you have to figure outu can build back better if people believe that $2 trillion is the right -- >> martha: maybe he gets a pass by getting voted down and gets a compromise. that's what bill and i do. what if. >> yeah, what if. if he gets the plan that you want and the people like it, okay, maybe the numbers turned around. the overriding feeling in america, things ain't working. how can you erase the c-17 going down the runway in baghdad? how can you erase the images from the border? we're the only network that covers the border. how can you erase 55 cargo ships sitting off the coast in l.a. -- >> where is the secretary of transportation? >> this has never happened before where you have 55 cargo ships anchored off of the pacific coast. >> martha: i look at those things -- >> one more thing. i watched your show yesterday. he went to howell michigan to sell his program on build back better. he went to a dirt pile with a caterpillar truck behind him. a dozen people in front of the microphone. i never saw them.

martha: thanks, edward. joining me now, larry kudlow, former white house economic adviser. great to have you here. the white house asked opec to open the spigots to lowter gas prices. here's jennifer granholm, the energy secretary. this is one of her ideas for what to do about this huge jump in prices. watch. >> all tools are on the table in terms of trying to deal with this price surge. does that include releasing oil from the strategic petroleum reserve, for example? >> it's a tool that is under consideration. >> how is this going? >> actually, that was denied today. they're not going to use it. oh, no, it was the energy department that put it out. it was kind of a not smart thing for her to say. i want to be as respectful as i can. strategic petroleum reserve does nothing. you can put a few -- 618 million barrels. look, i have a solution for the president here. just stop killing fossil fuels. stop begging saudi arabia for oil or russia for natural gas. someone should remind him we have a lot of oil in the united states if they let us drill it. build the pipeline, the xl pipeline. allow federal

their job or another job that they're excited about. >> martha: do you see that happening in terms of this huge 3.5 trillion program that the whiteo back to work? >> one thing that has been working is the child tax credit, 69 million americans have gotten that put money in people's hands to take care of their kids but freed people up to be able to seek opportunities that they want. that's the kind of policy that has been shown to accomplish multiple goals. i'd love for the government to lean to policies like that. >> martha: you ran for mayor of new york city. one of the raps is that you are not a real new yorker. i'm not sure if it makes a difference if you're from new york or not. but they want somebody to clean the city up. this morning reports of people shooting up heroin on the streets is no longer something that the police will bust you for. what do you think when you look at this city that you list in and love? >> i wrote an op-ed about the need for open primaries in new york city. if you have one party in change and they don't have competition, they don't have to consider other points of view, you wind up with policy that

martha maccallum. right now on "the story," the white house defending pete buttigieg amonday an onslaught of criticism from republicans surrounding the supply chain crisis. the gop claiming the administration responded to slow to a crisis months in the making. secretary buttigieg will be on "special report" this evening to react to some of the criticism. one solution presented by the administration has been to ramp up operations at a major u.s. port. we're talking about the port of los angeles. officials tell fox that effort could take up to three months as the holiday season looms. senator tom cotton is standing by. first, let's bring in the national correspondent, william la jeunesse with more. >> trace, the cranes behind me are silent as they have been every day that week at 5:00 a.m. when we arrive despite the president's promise hoff getting another shift up at 3:00 to 7:00 a.m. right now there's six containers arriving here for every one that leaves. that reflects this trade gap growing with china going up 11% in august alone. the u.s. trade deficit is up 34% over last year. you can see that rig

. >> martha: it is an awkward position that the white house is in and i did see she brought in some newnindications folks who have focus in crisis management. she has three years to go and time to fix it up. i'm not aware of the poll you referenced of isis but -- >> i was kidding. stop it, i was kidding. >> martha: all right. so critics torching your city mayor bill deblasio after this new initiative. the city will hire greeters to cost $5 upon 7 million to work on customer service. it came after a 16-year-old boy was shot dead outside a drugstore two nights ago, he was the second teenager to lose his life to be shot and killed in new york city in two days. >> naturally bill deblasio wants to respond with wal-mart greeters at police stations. bill deblasio is the biggest embarrassment to new york city. understand what's going on right now in our city is not a crime problem, it is a stupid problem. we have leaders like deblasio who have pushed this fallacy that somehow the cops pose a greater threat to the community than the criminals. that has emboldened criminals and harder for cops to

martha: here's a question. how much coordination was there between the nfca, the white house and the department of justice about these troublesome parents that needed to be watched? congressman jim jordan led some tough questioning of the attorney general and now he issued a letter for the attorney general to start pulling back on this. first, mike emanuel with the origins of how all of this laid out. the time line is fascinating, folks. here's how we go here. hi, mike. >> hi, martha. a statement from the school board said the action that parents were taking at school board meetings were equivalent to hate crimes and domestic terrorism. after that, virginia garcia was appointed. she was also the key player with that communicated with the white house to find examples of the school board incidents. october 4, the justice department sent a memo saying they would take action to school board members and prosecute parents when appropriate. last week the top republican on house judiciary pressed the attorney general on these matters. >> i read the letter and we've been seeing over time threats -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa.

shots from the white house and we'll see the president in 30 minutes or so. >> martha: watch for nancytion, right? >> martha: we sure did. >> bill: here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert now. a big question. can president biden get the far left in his political party to begin adulting? we're told behind the scenes it is an unmitigated mess. you're in "the faulkner focus". president biden is set to unveil the framework, he says, for his massive spending agenda in an address to the nation this hour before he heads overseas. he is going to glascow and talk climate change, blah blah blah and we're watching the lectern

white van. >> sandra: thanks. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york, this is "the story." this is getting a lot of attention and for good reason. facebook getting its cage rattled on capitol hill by this whistle-blower. >> i'm here today because i believe facebook stokes division and weakens our democracy and hurts children. they know how to make facebook and instagram favor but won't make the necessary changes because they put profits before people. >> martha: so is this a moment? is this a turning point in the dominance of big tech in our lives? many comparisons being made to this moment in 1994 which was the beginning of a major change a clamp down on big tobacco. watch this. >> i think each of you believe nicotine is not addictive but would like to have this for the record. >> i don't believe that nicotine and our products are addictive. >> i believe nicotine is not addictive. >> i believe that nicotine is not addictive. >> i believe that nicotine is not addictive. >> martha: something, right? now the question is,

shots from the white house and we'll see the president in 30 minutes or so. >> martha: watch for nancy pelosi later and i'll see you at 3:00 on the story. >> nice to have you back today. we brought the action, right? >> martha: we sure did. >> bill: here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert now. a big question. can president biden get the far left in his political party to begin adulting? we're told behind the scenes it is an unmitigated mess. you're in "the faulkner focus". president biden is set to unveil the framework, he says, for his massive spending agenda in an address to the nation this hour before he heads overseas. he is going to glascow and talk climate change, blah blah blah and we're watching the lectern on the bottom right of your screen. when he walks up we'll watch as a nation. right now biden is facing a huge obstacle. one moderate democrat told fox news quote, unquote, it's the fing progressives. we cleaned it up. even with the massive price tag at 1.75 trillion the far left is furious as what has been cut and cut and cut from the plan. and now some are threatening to

martha maccallum. right now on "the story," the white house defending pete buttigieg amonday an onslaught of criticisme gop claiming the administration responded to slow to a crisis months in the making. secretary buttigieg will be on "special report" this evening to react to some of the criticism. one solution presented by the

. >> martha: so on the big ticket, which is enormous and which is free, according to the white house, we just heard a go-around on this moments ago. peter doocy asked jen psaki this is free or cost zero dollars. here's what happened. watch. >> you said the president will have a virtual meeting with house progressives to talk about how this build back better package will be smaller than $3.5 trillion. you had been saying it cost zero. so are you now admitting the plan does not cost zero or is it less than zero? >> let's not dumb this down for the american public here. what we're talking about is how much the top line investments are, which are all paid for. so it cost zero. no matter what the cost or size of the top line investments are, we have ways to pay for it. >> martha: it's like magic, cardinals. magic. i love this. it will cost americans nothing. that 5.5 trillion, they say 3.5 but it is really 5.5 trillion when you take out the budget gimmicks. that money has to come from somewhere. where it comes from is the american economy. i love it also. she went on to say that those that

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. >> martha: you know, your colleague dan crenshaw points out if you have a in action, the family gets $400,000. so less than each of these individuals would get, $450,000. the white. there's some suggestion that this whole thing isn't quite -- still coming together. i think it has really prompted a lot of concern. you think about the 9-11 comparison as well. families that lost people there, that got less than that amount. the thing that comes to my mind, congressman, you know, this was the policy at the time. right or wrong, it was the policy that if you crossed, you will be separated. so i'm just wondering legally how you can make a claim when that policy was in effect, you knowingly crossed knowing that this could be the outcome. >> right. you know, there's many of us that criticized the policy but the fact is, it's within the president's prerogative to do this. so i don't know -- i'm not an attorney. these claims are -- i'm not sure about them. the fact that they broke our laws coming in and now trying to get up to a million dollars per family when they broke our laws, most americans don't understand that at all. it's not fair. just a couple of hours ago, mart

martha maccallum in new york. the "the story" right now is what is happening at the white house.s trying to get the votes for the build back better agenda. it's a multi-trillion dollar lift. he has slim margins in the house and the senate. progressives and moderates will have to give in to get this thing through. it's really all on joe biden's shoulders right now. joe manchin is reportedly refusing to support the part of the bill that would cut into coal and fossil fuels in his

. >> martha: i know you believe we need to completely decouple all ties with businesses and china. i point out on the way out here that jen psaki was asked at the whitehere's any change in our approach to too taiwan issue with the continuing aggression. she said there's no shift in policy, no change in policy where that is concerned. i hope you come back as we stay on this story. thanks very much, nicholas. good to have you with us today. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: shoe a story exclusive coming up next is a member of congress who got a letter, got his hands on a letter from the nih which he says proves that the united states taxpayers did pay for gain of function research in wuhan. he will lay that out next. >> nih and niaad categorically has not funded gain of function research. again, we have not funded gain of function research. i don't know how many times i can say it, madam chair. we did not fund gain of function research. >> martha: okay. the nih says u.s. tax dollars paid for limited experiments with bat viruses and humanized mice that were infected with this tweaked virus did in fact become sicker than those given the unmodified viru

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martha: thanks, senator rand paul. good to see you. more new polls today that show the economy is as it usually is, the top concern for voters in this country. that as the whitese calls the break down at our parts a tread mill drama. businesses across the country say those containers floating around hold more than tread mills. they hold the materials that they desperately need to make their products, manufacture the things that they make all over the country. now you have governor desantis saying we have capacity in florida. send them our way. we have a big exclusive for you. a scoop with lay lahood that tells us, what is the job of pete buttigieg and what could he do to alleviate the pressure in that capacity? when we come back. >> we're here. we have capacity. we have to make sure people can go christmas shopping as normal. we have to make sure that all of the necessarisies are there. if it's because ships are off the coast somewhere else and can be rerouted here and get all of those shelves stocked, we want to be a part of that solution. h metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living