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moderates up for reelection or elections for the midterms, including tim ryan and colorado senator michael bennet some republicans out there are really not happy with him saying you know, he could'vd have done more to stop the president's plan. >> he is not the hero that people in the republican party thinks. he knows that the guys that are working in the oil and gas industry, they are now being forced to subsidize. >> so the question that remains at this time is did he even try to stop the president from putting together this plan, did they know that they were going to announce it or did they do a one up on him and we still don't have any answers to that at this time. >> well, we do know that he's going to go through this on his own. something he's going to bypass congress doing. but there are legal fi fights he as well, is that right? >> yes, we don't know what it's going to be, but it all goes back to the midterms, the moderate democrats, not a lot of them are supporting of this. >> thank you so much. the next guest is among the republicans not too keen. bill haggerty of the beautiful state of

senate and michael bennet.was in denver about six weeks ago predicted notice you have about homeless problem. we've got really bad in new york. most cities and people watching in cities have it too we are small towns. your program of giving denver handing out $12000 a year to the homeless to spend their way out of homelessness. do you think this is a promising pilot program? >> it just shows how out of touch the democrats are. that is not compassionate to give someone who's on the edge of addiction, someone who is an alcoholic, an extra $1000 a month. we need to get these people off the streets. getting that made to a treatment program so that we can help them get their lives back in order. giving them money and just turning them loose, that is not compassionate. that's not a good idea. that money should go into good facilities but we can get the people the proper help they ne need. brian: when you look at the economy right now, inflation number one the other major issue is of course energy costs. a lot of peop

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center michael bennet is selling women for bennett tote bags when asked to define woman, he read to answerg.o.p. missouri senator josh hawley calling out the democrats for being scared of being canceled in their own party saying this is what the modern democratic party looks like. those are your headlines, guys, over to you. >> pete: it's a classic problem. will. >> carley: what's a problem. >> steve: if you don't know what a woman is how do you sell the woman swag very difficult. >> brian: we don't even know pronoun. how do you get that right too. we have a lot to learn. >> pete: we do. carley thank you very much. john fetterman, john fetter woman. if he is asked to define. >> brian: he did say that poet. >> pete: that's not my words it's his. how we define what a fetter woman is? >> ainsley: betty bought some butter she said this butter is bitter how does betty -- whatever. what's coming up. >> pete: fox weather is tracking tropical storm ian as the storm slams central florida this morning. already without power our coverage continues next. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...

michael bennet, came -- same for tiffany smiley in washington.aid in that washington post article, there has been no contact with the trump campaign. the enthusiasm cap is flipped -- gap is flipped. democrats are more enthusiastic than republicans to vote in the midterms right now. georgia, where it is about turning out republicans, a rally like this for herschel walker would probably help, rather than hurt. host: let's get to calls, let's go first to stephen on our democrats line, vienna, virginia. good morning. caller: my question is along this georgia thing. i think we can thank maga for the progressive agenda. there were two incumbent senators in georgia. when trump got messed up about the election and the maga people bailed, we ended up with two democratic senators that allowed biden to do this progressive work. why is this election difference when warnock has already? i appreciate warnock and everything they are doing, i appreciate trump and maga giving away the progressive agenda. why is that -- why is warnock even worried? he has already

senator bob menendez, and the senator from the presiding officer's home state of colorado, senator michael bennet. on the republican side, it was led by senator john mccain, senator lindsey graham, marco rubio and he then-senator from arizona jeff flake. we worked for months, put in all the effort that was expected of us in addressing an issue which had not been addressed by congress for 25 years to try to upgrade our immigration system, to do what senator mcconnell says needs to be done -- orderly, legal immigration. that was what the bill sought to achieve. 14 republicans joined us in voting for it. senator mcconnell did not. and we have not had another measure since then. the bill we passed in the senate was sent over to the republican-controlled house of representatives. they refused to even consider it in committee or on the floor or bring it to a vote. we missed an opportunity. and it was an opportunity at many different levels. it boost finally addressed -- it would have finally addressed the issue of legal immigration in america. throughout our history, without exception, year in and year

democrats, durbin, schumer and michael bennet who has come up with a good idea for ag workers and we were on the democratic side of the team of eight. on the republican part, we had senator mccain, senator graham, senator rubio and then-senator flake. we worked for months and put together a comprehensive bill, brought it to the floor of the senate and passed it with 14 republicans joining us, 68 votes on the floor of the united states senate for a bill that would have faced the issues we are facing today. the bill was sent over to the how much and the republican leader there -- house of representatives and the republican house leader refused to call it. we need to call it up again, comprehensive immigration reform. we shouldn't do it at the expense of a poor family like carlos' family who is from venezuela. i would say what the governor of texas is doing now is jeopardizing the safety of t the -- the safety and health of these families. promising them at the end of the journey that there will be jobs waiting for them is just misleading them. if these governors were transporting these

and on the democratic side, myself, chuck schumer, bob menendez, michael bennet.ther a comprehensive immigration bill and called it on the floor of the senate here, and it passed. 68 votes. we were elated. we finally found that sweet spot, that agreement. we said to president trump, we'll build some more of your wall. i had second thoughts about that but if that's what it took, we had an agreement for a comprehensive bill. passed it in the senate and sent it over to the house of representatives. under paul ryan's leadership, they refused to call it or consider t. it died and nothing, nothing has been done ever since. in fact, nothing has been done for 30 years when it comes to the immigration laws of this country. is it any wonder the problems we face? we need an order lir process. we -- orderly process. we need to make sure no dangerous person is going to come into this process, do our level best to keep them out and we need to accept one reality. that is, we cannot accept everyone in the world who wants to come to america tomorrow. the numberers overwhelming. we