the plan for $600 or more bank transactions. 87,000 new irs agents. how will they pay for this bill. working class men and women like people watching this program today barely making ends me in this economy. they will pay for this massive spending bill. not the billionaires and warren and herself and others. will be people working hard to make ends meet. >> harris: congressman, there was something you said that resonated with me in terms of being out of touch and not understanding. i think that maybe the democrats and maybe this happens all or washington. it's an assumption we will never know what is in massive bills. americans are working hard to just to keep up and the people that developed them won't tell us. and no wonder. your thoughts? >> they don't want you to know what is in this bill. it's our job. we have a duty as republicans to tell the american people about the crazy policies that are in this bill that will change your way of life if it passes. >> harris: you touched on this. a group of independent bankers calling out president biden's ir

secretary has the ability to go after whatever accounts [indiscernible] leader mccarthy: tire 85,000 new irs agents. do know how much that is, a larger population than scranton, pennsylvania, the president's hometown. that is what he is proposing. yes ma'am? reporter: are you ok with defying a congressional subpoena? leader mccarthy: what are you talking about? reporter: [indiscernible] reporter: leader mccarthy: we are in -- issuing an invalid subpoena. he has the right to go to the court to see if he has executive privilege are not. i do not know if he does or not, neither does the committee. they are weakening the power of congress itself by issuing invalid subpoenas. reporter: he was a private citizen-- leader mccarthy: i don't know the answer to that. reporter: they want a republican majority -- [indiscernible] what message would you like those republicans to deliver to world leaders on climate change. leader mccarthy: i think climate change is a real challenge for us, it is the one thing i truly believe everybody has to participate. you have watched her americans have been able to do,

more letters in the last two weeks on one component of this which is the issue of giving a whole new army of irs agents to rifle through your checking account and look at any check you deposited or wrote for over $600.

this isn't the first time they also propose $80 billion in their spending bills to hire an army of new irse unleashed on all kinds of taxpayers, not just the super rich, do democrats just feel they have no choice that they have to unleash the irs to fill a hole in their budget? >> it is a political calculation, a whole is an understatement. , it's a distraction from the reality everybody in washington understands this, the president is proposing $3.5 trillion in spending let's just go with his original number plus the emperor structure bill all of it going north of $6 trillion plus for new entitlements which everyone understands would become permanent, that is going to have to be paid for long-term, the president has argued that it's going to be paid for only by the wealthiest, that is impossible as joe manchin has been pointed out the past week we had social security and medicare already running out of money, why do we need more entitlements, the implication, eventually the middle-class will be expected to pay for the new programs and they will have to do so the way they do in europe with

it will increase your gas taxes to heat your home, higher 87,000 new irs agents to presumably rifle through and spy on your bank account records, gives amnesty to illegals, child tax credits and tuition assistance to illegals, i could go on and on but this bill is just as dangerous as it was before but now we have another month to expose it to the american people and that is what i intend to do. >> the white house is in total denial that this legislative failure was even a failure at all. >> i was with the president when he talked to the house democratic caucus, he got sustained standing patient and they chanted loudly and in unison vote vote vote vote and that is what we are going to do. we are going to vote. >> but they didn't vote vote. he landed, no vote happen. this is hilarious from the woman who claimed there was that video in been ghazi. >> chanting for a vote is different than voting and saying otherwise is silly but the biden administration keeps putting forth arbitrary deadlines by which they want something passed without dealing with the fundamental problem which is was biden el

associated press, half the country disapproves. >> you leaving out the 400 billion in debt and the new irsgents the multimillion dollar aspect of that. it is a complete whitewash it has nothing to do the infrastructure it's a complete social engineering from the far left and in the middle-of-the-road the folks get it and far left get it as well the have one bite at the apple and they have to have at this time if speaker pelosi had the votes she would've passed yesterday, she was supposed to pass it on monday and then she said thursday is the deadline and as we said it's friday and as long as thursday in the history of the world she doesn't have her votes clearly doesn't have them and in the middle-of-the-road folks are struggling in the far left there cheering because what she's saying, clearly she has abandoned mainstream america. elizabeth: let's watch the democrats do nasty name-calling of each other. i would like you to take notice of the adult in the room tacking about inflation which is running at the hottest since 1991 at more than 4% annualized. >> most of the legislators for a lon

government, protecting financial privacy act is standing up for personal freedom and instead of funding new irsrder patrol agents so it is counter to the next priorities coming out of the biden administration. todd: let's pop up the nuts and bolts of the biden bank proposal is to attack financial institutions requiring them to report to the irs on transactions worth over $600, that will a lot of bureaucracy to our financial institutions and banks required to provide the total amount flowing in and out of an account annually. we hear things like that, doesn't it remind you of countries other than america, russia, places you don't want your money. >> this is a big proposal, when you look at the plan coming out of the biden administration it is no wonder they once more irs agents, more insight into what we are spending and doing, the best way to control our everyday lives so i think it is time, they want to come after your money, that is what they really want. they need to be more blatant about these proposals. todd: the attack on your colleagues from across the aisle by members of their own party

in florida, where state officials are pushing back on that new irs reporting or snooping proposal that some say leaves americans security at risk, florida chief financial officer jimmy patronis is doing something about it. he is more than reacting. his plan to stop it at least in one state, the state of florida. that is it coming up. >>> but first president biden is set to travel to scranton, pennsylvania, later today, his hometown, he will promote the build back better agenda all while the administration is dealing with the ongoing supply chain issues. hillary vaughn at the white house with more on all of this. hi, hillary. reporter: david, the president is going to scranton to sell the social spending plan without actually knowing how big the plan will end up or what programs are going to make the cut because the president is still in deal-making mode. the white house is on a sprint to try to get an agreement on an outline of the deal so he can take his victory lap at the g20 in glascow. biden wants as many social programs started included in the plan. then think about how to keep th

of course, higher tens of thousands of new irs agents.orget that biden's doj instructing the fbi to treat angry parents and school board meetings. we've got the look out. they may be domestic terrorists. that's right, if you oppose and speak out against what's being taught in your child's school, critical race theory, if there is age inappropriate material, if you don't like draconian measures as it relates to covid and kids, the fbi could be knocking on your door because of strict instructions from the attorney general who is compromised. it turns out garland's son-in-law cofounded. name of the company makes a fortune. they haul critical race theory materials in schools. it seems like a pretty obvious conflict of interest. right? tonight, don't expect any coded answers from biden and his administration. as a matter fact, joe biden himself weak, frail, cognitive mess that he is, he doesn't even seem to know where he is half the time. on the rare occasions away from his weird videoconference room across from the white house, joe biden, doe

and then there are the new irs reporting requirements for bank accounts 21 moderates in the house announcecy, cyber security and the scope of the new rules but this has been a priority for the treasury department and senators mark warner, tom carper and angus king are adamant it should stay in the package and democrats are trying to rework the language to focus on those making more than $400,000 a year democrats have promised that the social spending package will be paid for but the simple ways of doing that are getting ruled out. back to you. >> you have to have some pay fors in there. what about the spending side of the bill, what's in and out there? at least right now >> reporter: yeah, it seems like every hour there's a new development here and things that we thought were dead come to life again and then maybe get dead again one major point of contention is the paid family leave proposal, something that senator joe manchin has been opposed to because he said we have other federal programs like social security that are underwater need to be insured up, we shouldn't create new federal pr

believe this is tied to raising the they think they can get from the bank surveillance and 80,000 new irsnk this is how they can pay for several years or more o the repeal which is after that goes to millionaire households or bigger and so it seems ironi you would be tracking in the smallest businesses in the family farms to get this huge tax break to that wealthy parrot . >> if your talk about this stat and local tax deduction. that is an interesting scenario. i'm wondering on the plan that they are kicking around, it looks like democrats who are going to dig were talking about the human infrastructure package . it is looking like it could be falling apart. to you get a sense that it migh not happen at all? >> i do. and i think every day that they struggle makes it more likely this collapses. i don't think the friday jobs report or today's inflation report help them one bit. the president is now 1 million jobs short of what he promised from the last covid stimulus. certainly that worker shortage which they have been in denial about is having a real impact o art recovery. these higher pri

why because they want to vote for any 5000 new irs agents to spy on what you are doing instead of protecting then if you look at the other aspect, has one and more than $100 billion for amnesty for 10 million people who came to america illegally and we are watching that happen day after day on our borders and i'm looking forward to you being down to the border reporting again. and then we are watching the inflation is going to make america less competitive and is going to make americans companies less competitive when we look at china, org europe and our corporate rate will be higher than china read your watching businesses go overseas instead of gluing past attacks decrease, companies came back to america. it is the reverse and were watching inflation that we have never seen before in the government is competing with business. they take a child tax credit but they take away the requirement for work requirements so here is small businesses once again, they can find people to work and business and government is now competing with them. these are the problems. maria: a big portion will be elig

they want to vote for 85,000 new irs agents to spy on what you are doing instead of protecting the border if you look from the other aspect, it has more than $100 billion for amnesty for 106 million people who -- 10 million people who came to america illegally. we're watching that happen day after day on our borders. i'm looking forward to you being at the border, reporting again. then we're watching inflation. it's going to make america less competitive. it's going to make american companies less competitive. our corporate rate will be higher than china. you're watching businesses go overseas. when we passed a tax decrease, the companies came back to america. it's the reverse. we're watching inflation that we've never seen before. government competing with business. they take the child tax credit but they take away the requirement for work requirements. so here's small business once again, can't find people to work and business and government is now competing with them. these are the problems that any economist will tell you -- maria: a big portion of the country will be eligible for thi

this means the irs is going to go through your bank records with their 87,000 new irs agents.r going after you. kennedy: damn skippy, they are. hey, man, they want that money. they want more of it, as much as they can possibly take. independent bankers say the plan also assumes that everyone is a tax cheat and will create distrust in financial institutions. so for an agency that's famous for its guilty until proven if innocent mentality, can we really believe the irs is going to play fair here? no. here to discuss, the host of the next revolution, sunday nights, 9 p.m. on the fox news channel, it is steve hilton. steve, welcome back. >> so i'm just thinking about benny hill. i can't get that out of my held. by the way, that's an amazing reference. i did not expect that. kennedy: not everyone, but it used to be on pbs saturday nights -- >> it's so perfect. kennedy: after monty python. yeah. we're not going to take -- i think this is mischaracterized -- [laughter] it hasn't, no. the government taking has just begun. the government is going to spend $3.5 trillion in one fell swoo

reasonable measures instead the democrats are proposing to double the size of the irs, and have the irs new on americans bank accounts. that's right, democrats want to double the size of the irs and force the banks, the credit unions and other financial institution to provide details of individual spending to the federal government. under the administration's proposal, once you withdraw or deposit for the years, a certain amount and that amount by the way, if the president has his way, is $600 predict your bank or credit union would be forced to report the details of your activities to the federal government. so federaler government could ed up with a record of every time you eat dinner out or pay your rent or buy a new jacket or toaster oven. the invasion of privacybe being talked about here is absolutely staggering. we already have a mechanism in place to allow the irs to do large transactions that might indicate criminal activity and we do not need the federal government monitoring every purchase that law american and dividing americans from the app store many times americans buy a cup o

janet yellen wants to use that money, the secretary of treasury to hire a whole new army of irs agents. she said she wants those agents to have access to your personal bank account. your checking accounts. to the point where she said that any check you would write or any deposit you would make for anything above $600 would have to be reported to the irs. the goal is to squeeze more money out of hard-working taxpayers and they want to use that money that they squeeze out of hard-working taxpayers to pay for their big government socialist agenda. number one, this is an invasion of privacy, of american citizens. number two, it turns bankers and credit unions into the fecteau irs agents and they don't want any part of it there. this is the topic that came up repeatedly when i was at grocery stores in wyoming this past weekend. the irs is the most powerful and truly unresponsive or unaccountable agency of government. they have proven they are unable to keep tax records secure, proven it. we are not going to allow joe biden to give the irs more power. we want to stop this in its tracks. i wa

companies $400 billion raised in new irs tax enforcement. $230 billionpy charging a new sur tax on individuals1% tax on stock buybacks the plan is roughly half the size of president biden's original proposal. meaning quite a bit got cut out on both sides of the ledger. the framework excludes 12 weeks of paid leave, free community college and drug pricing provisions as well as raising tax rates for all u.s. corporations, all individuals above $400,000, capital gains, and carried interest president biden arriving at the capitol flanked by his top negotiators asked whether this plan has enough support to pass? when he was pressed on the support of senator bernie sanders he said everyone's on board. nbc news reporting progressives want to see the legislative text before committing. what they and the president say after the visit. back to you. >> all right kayla, thank you very much kayla tausche in washington. >>> as we go to break take a look at the road map for the rest of the hour including oil execs from exxon, bp, chevron and shell set to testify before house oversight. the first sworn testim

on your point, the spending bill already includes $80 billion to go towards the irs so they can hire new $700 billion in the next 1. the irs admits its data is 7 years old, so they are using your tax dollars to pad their budget more to hire new people to go around and tax average americans. we artie know that the irs is where common sense goes to die. i will give you another example of this bloated budget. i've seen a $100,000 prosecution on the criminal side filled with shady individuals, to reclaim a $30,000 alleged fraud. you see accountability when they leaked the jeff bezos and michael bloomberg records, they said "trust us, we will investigate and hold them accountable." what are the result of that? they are simply investigating you. >> greg: dana, your thoughts? >> dana: on the irs issue, i talked with people who work on the senate side. this issue of the irs expansion that biden wants to do was one of the top three issues senate officers are getting called about. they are mad because it is a $97 billion -- they are mad about that because you know small businesses are going to hav

. >> washington democrats have spent months dreaming up new cash grabs for the irs. >> reporter: for president biden, there is new urgency to act this week. >> it would be very, very positive to get it done this week. >> reporter: the president is expected to leave thursday for summits in rome and glasgow, hoping to take along a much needed win to europe where leaders will talk about issues like climate change. lester >> kelly o'donnell at the white house. thank you. >>> overseas, there is turmoil this evening in the african country of sudan where the military has seized power in a coupe the prime minister and other political leaders have been arrested protests erupted and multiple demonstrators were reportedly killed when soldiers opened fire the u.s. responded to the coup by suspending $700 million in aid to sudan. >>> up next, the road less traveled. dealing with the great trucker shortage >>> back now with our new reporting on a critical challenge in the company's supply chain crisis we told you about the backlog in ports, but america also has a desperate need for truckdrivers, te

it's not just $600 transactions, they're putting $80 billion in new irs inforcement agents.d game here. community banks could never handle something like this. you would put community banks out of business because not only would customers be running for the hills and putting money in their mattresses, i had an uncle that put money in a mattress, i will tell you the big banks have lawyers that can handle all of this. i'm really shocked that janet yellen got behind this. we've got to run but i just -- i couldn't believe it. i really couldn't. mark short, it's good to see you this morning. thank you. >> thanks, cheryl. thanks for having me. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up. the supply chain crisis is worsening with a record number of backlogs and overflowing warehouses. what is kneaded to get -- needed to get back on track. that's coming up next. tune into fox business prime tonight, american gold, starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern time followed by the pursuit with john rich at 9:00. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i

one would give the irs new power to go after what it calls tax cheats, and a new requirement banks have to report to the irs. we heard senator manchin actually raise his voice about this issue. he raised concerns about any sort of bank reporting mechanism. that adds to the other sorts of polls that democrs that -- hole have to plug. a common theme you're hearing from all of us, a united front from democrats about the need to get things done and the sense of optimism they can do it, but operationally there's just so much still to address. >> good point, and a good summation. leave it there. tony rahm, thank you, leigh ann called dwell and mike memoli, thank you as well. >>> later in the show talking with one man about all of this, and the point tony made. stick around for that. >>> also coming up, we are all over the campaign trail in virginia where president biden will said soon. he's got those meetings with members of congress. then he's hitting the trail to northern virginia with just a week to go before that state's very close race for governor. >>> president biden may not be on the

, as the president, graphic that we have up what is in what is out, it still in the higher 87,000 new irshey are not going to require, the bank surveillance you know that makes no sense, if going to put irs agents in there, then what do you think they are going to be doing, surveilling bank accounts you about the can't have one in one out so many gimmicks in it not applying the fact stopping by capitol hill to say a framework to cole european counterparts he has a framework when actually he doesn't. >> maria definitely a a hill mary for president you are right even progressives are not convinced alexandria ocasio-cortez said idea she wants concrete text their perspective we have been in framework mode talking about what is in, what is out that is a framework, so it is interesting that is the word choice white house used president is going to announce a framework is what both parties have been negotiating, and working with you are right, even last night there wasn't agreement on major proifg like whether or not to include paid leave in the package that was being negotiated -- late into eve

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income above $10 million and expected to raise about $130 billion over the course of a decade then the new irs bank accounts 21 moderates in the house announced last night they oppose thid idea and want a more target aid proech this has been a priority for the treasury department, and senators mark warner, tom copper and angus king adamant it should stay in the final package, and i was told democrats were trying to rework the language to focus on those making more than $400,000 a year. so if the party can rally around the president's new plan, that could pave the way for a vote on the infrastructure bill. remember that one? potentially as soon as today, but, guys, of course, there is still a lot to be decided. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> for more on the latest on the president's spending bill we bring in the congressman and we've talked for him for months about this and other things. congressman, welcome good to see you today. >> hi, becky how are you? g. we keep setting this up and hearing this is going to be a framework that the president thinks democrats is rally around it has to ha

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congressman jason smith, the democrats have a new version of irs snooping.y claim they will go after high income earners on $10,000, not $600 in transactions. this is meaningless. it is not per transactions. it is annualized totals. most everyone has more than $10,000 worth of transactions. you don't become a millionaire or billionaire in $10,000 transactions. they are creating a dragnet into everyone's finances. why aren't they looking at their own waste, fraud and abuse, why look at everyone else? >> liz, the announcement in the last couple days they dropped the 600-dollar snooping item on the irs it's a joke. it is trying to change perception because they knew that the american people were on to it and that the american people were not having it. think about this. if you make a minimum wage in the state of missouri, and you work 40 hours a week, in less than 24 weeks you would then be up to the irs auditors. one thing about it, the legislation that they have before congress right now still supplies $80 billion to hire 8thousand irs auditors to target all

. >> tonight republicans are bulking at a new scaled back irs proposal designed to go after tax cheatsinally democrats wanted banks to monitor your total annual deposits and withdrawals of $600 or more. it's one way they plan to close a tax gap and help pay for the president's multi-trillion dollars build back better plan. but, after pushback from banks, constituents, and republicans,. >> you need to know when they bought a couch? or a cow? >> democrats are raising the threshold to $10,000. >> treasury secretary janet yellen applauding the move saying, quote: today's new proposal reflects the administration's strong belief that we should zero in on those at the top of the income scale who don't pay the taxes they owe. the move will exempt all wage earners on payroll like firefighters and teachers and anyone on federal programs like social security. but republicans are worried about the impact on small businesses. >> this administration, who has gone from incremental steps towards socialism to vast leaps to socialism. i mean marxism is on our door step. >> washington is pushing back. >>

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more letters in the last two weeks on one component of this which is the issue of giving a whole new army of irs account and look at any check you deposited or wrote for over $600. this is an invasion of privacy. every senator's hearing about this. that is included as well. when you take a look at the entire bill which is why joe manchin said it is time for a strategic cause dominic potts. it looks like there may be a long pause on the infrastructure bill. >> chris: you talk about things you don't like like the added irs agents and added irs intrusion. let's talk about another part of the bill which is universal pre-k. in a state of wyoming, less than one quarter of children 3-4 who would be covered in the bill are enrolled and publicly funded preschool. less than one quarter. wouldn't a lot of wyoming families benefit from universal pre-k? >> senator barrasso: there's a number of things that would help wyoming. overall, joe biden's policies have been hurting the people of wyoming. i believe that there should be means tested. you do not give things universally to everybody. there should be work

a new report says the irs wants to look at your bank accounts and they plan to review every account withlance of at least $600. >> facebook has apologized for the recent mass outage for the outage was scary for hours i ha literally no idea what my friends ugly children were doing . your children are ugly. william shatner will preflight the space aboard the blue origi rocket. usually when he has the hears the word lift off it means he's having his toupee cleaned. the launch could've arrive tomorrow but shatner doesn't have amazon prime. you will spend about ten minute cross smiles and space in the employment back to the earth surface plate parachute. in other words, he's flying spirit airlines. under biden had his first art show this week and critics agre as an artist, hunter is in his blow period. but with the art show a scam to pedal political influence? you'd have to ask attendees lik the mayor who coincidentally ar now all or our new ambassadors to aruba. havana syndrome, and unexplaine eras the white house insists th screeching grinding nose isn't hoax. who needs a punchline? it's ju

senate democrats are scaling back a proposal to make banks share more account information with the irs it is a new try to crack down on wealthy people who were dodging taxes. in essence start tracking how much money they are depositing and withdrawing from their accounts especially at the end of the year and then compare that to their tax filings. every account with total annualn deposits or withdrawals of $600 would face these rules, but that provision just got a ton of pushback from the banking industry and from republicans who say it raises significant privacy concerns so democrats are changing the threshold to $10,000 why the change >> reporter: well, shep,ificant privacy concerns democrats are basically acknowledging their original wh plan went too far. it is hard to make the case you need information about bank accounts with as little as $600 in order to crack down on the rich people who aren't paying taxes.as $600 in order to crack down on the rich people the new plan as you mentioned would raise the threshold for reporting to the irs to $10,000 federa in annual transactions and any money i

the new plan as you mentioned would raise the threshold for reporting to the irs to $10,000 in annualk from your wages, social security, or other federal benefits aren't included since the irs actually already has that information two powerful democratic senators are spearheading this change ron wyden the head of the finance committee and senator elizabeth warren the white house has blessd the new approach as well treasury secretary janet yellen said the proposal reflects the administration's strong belief we should zero in on those at the top of the income scale who don't pay the taxes they owe, while protecting american workers. republicans are still railing against this even with the higher threshold they point to privacy concerns, compliance costs for the banks, and the risk this could trigger audits for those at the bottom instead of at the top. >> it is a stupid idea that i hear from iowans all the time that they don't want the peering eyes of the irs snooping on them the middle class is going to be hurt as a result of this >> reporter: democrats believe this proposal could rais

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for more national and international news, visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: tomorrow, ir will holdth election since the u.s.-led invasion toppled saddam hussein's regime in 2003. the party, led by cleric moqtada al-sadr, is likely to emerge with the most power in parliament. once a foe of the american military, al-sadr is now one of iraq's most powerful leaders. huge street protests demanding a complete overhaul of iraq's political order resulted in this vote, but protesters now fear the election will be neither free nor fair, and some are calling for a boycott. newshour weekend special correspondent simona foltyn reports from iraq. >> reporter: in central baghdad, protesters gather to commemorate the second anniversary of iraq's so-called october revolution, a large-scale protest that began in october 2019. it called for the toppling of the political system put in place by the u.s. after its 2003 invasion of iraq that overthrew saddam hussein. security forces and armed groups, some of whom are linked to incumbent political parties, killed more than 600 people, the faces of the vic

failed paradigm $1.5 trillion spending plan financed by 15% minimum tax on corporations more irs enforcement and newn high earning americans. the president continuing to claim his plan is fully paid for and insisting he's not trying to punish success. >> i want to punish anyone to success, i'm a capitalist. everyone to be able too if they want to be a millionaire or billing or, to be able to seek their goal but all i'm asking is pay your fair share. pay your fair share. pay your fair share. paul: joining me now, texas congressman brady, republican or tax-writing house ways and means committee. welcome. good to see you again. >> good to see you. paul: 1.75 trillion, cut in half at least the top like number democrats were advertising. tax increases out of the ways and means committee, tax rate increases, you feel better about the bill? >> no i don't, you could do just as much economic damage in a smaller amount as a larger one. in washington, you can snuff 10 pounds of bad ideas in a 5-pound sack and that's what they did here both on the tax side and spending five. while it's true most of probably 95%

bank accounts not in the bill but it could resurface because you're talking about money for the irs and newa funding of an irs study on creating a government-run e-filing service to help taxpayers file their taxes. so i don't know. they want to get that bank surveillance in there somehow and i know that they say it's out but they're still allocating that $80 billion to hire the 87,000 new auditors from the irs. so we'll see about that. and you make a great point. a razor thin margin does not make a mandate to completely overhaul the u.s. economy and this country. we'll take a break. when we come back, that a stalled spending in washington. topic a, new york congresswoman claudia tenney is here, she'll give us her thoughts as progressives hold biden's jen da hostage -- agenda hostage. stay with us. wealth is your first big investment. worth is a partner to help share the load. wealth is saving a little extra. worth is knowing it's never too late to start - or too early. ♪ ♪ wealth helps you retire. worth is knowing why. ♪ ♪ principal. for all it's worth. hearing is important to living life t

this build back better green new deal socialism will allow the irs to spy on your bank accounts and they tell us it won't cost us a penny. it will destroy our oil and gas and energy industries. it will waste billion dollars on green new deal projects. it will fund the socialist entitlement more people to choose not to work. if passed this green new deal build back better madness will cause inflation to sky rocket when inflation is already out of control. near a 30 year high. that's why we are today. median income house holds are spending an extra $175 a month on food and fuel and housing. you have been to the grocery store? a 12 pack of pepsi doubled. pringles are up. milk and chicken and beef is up. proctor and gamble announcing a host of products prices going up. they will spend extra 1.2-million dollars on transportation to get their products to market and every penny will be passed on to you the consumer. that's if you can find what you need in stock. their empty shelves across the country. we have stores rationing products like paper towels and toilet paper. why the mad dash for toi

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the future of your tax return could be a little more grim as democrats are looking to beef up the irs and newyour bank account. not just a problem for you, the banks now also warning this could be a big mess. then of course steel prices continued to rise. you are already feeling it at the pump but brace yourself and hold on to what is left in that wallet. because this winter heating bills could soar. plus biden's a big push now they're asking for regulation relief reminder that is where this all started even though people want to blame it on covid. find out why and how it could bring down prices. it's not just energy guys and food prices continuing to rise that along with supply chain issues labor shortages hitting the restaurant industry hard. find out the impact on the consumer plus hear from one entrepreneur that's actually expanding in this environment. finally for the border crisis after string of court battles the biden administration looks to reinstate remain in mexico policy. the critics think a little too late because more massive caravans are heading to the southern border they're d

this much spending even more egregious collection for be ready for the irs to invent new ways to signr spending snatch every last crumb. they'll have so much money and power, they will make you know rover splash. gbg dropped 45% because of the pandemic we may not be able to see until his arms will not gain power later. teachers unions don't want anyone to show staggering ernie deficit from the pandemic since math has been labeled racist, get ready for new bridges and buildings to crumble the mayor built in 20 years. sure, you may be left to die inside the rubble but at least the engineer who built it knows what a coup is. most people know government shouldn't be in charge of most things. if something can be done better privately, that's how it should be done. don't whine about the side of governments when it all get to big things to go complacency. if you want to be a freedom loving genius, that's the memo. pandemic has taught us anything, liberals want government to be involved in every facet of your life and cradle-to-grave. don't get me wrong, there republicans not camp. fortunatel