the pelosi schumer approach they really do shortcut the vaccine. the republican bill has the paycheck protection. that's what small businesses are asking for and he has money to help kids get back to school safely so they don't fall further behind. this is the path forward for the country. the republican bill is sizable and significant and the path the american people want to follow. >> it's also safe to say senator shelby said we are making real progress on the omnibus spending bill. i know on part of the education bill we are down to only discussing report language with the full committee help we are going to close that out before the house and senate they've worked for that over the last couple of weeks now and we are getting to a good place with the rest of the bell. the other topic i want to talk about today is the arms sale. it appears sometime this month there will be a congressional vote on that issue. my personal view is it would be a mistake not to move forward with that arms sale. israel is supporting and i think that it may be the only

proposal through a pelosi and speaker senator schumer last night. let me tell you where i think we are. leader mccarthy and i have been in discussions with the secretary of the treasury and the president's chief of staff to ascertain what the president would actually sign into law. i think we have a sense of what that is. a call we hadt in just a little while ago. we will send that out to all the offices and get some back to see how our members react to a proposal we can say for sure would be signed into law. i think the one think we agree on is we don't have time for messaging games. we don't have time for lengthy negotiations. the issue is do we want to get a result? i would like to remind everyone the way to get a result is you have to have a presidential signature. i felt the first thing we needed to do was find out what the president would in fact sign. we believe we have the answer to that. that on ourng side and we will let you know if we think there is any way forward. certainly we know we can say, i hope, this is something that would be sig

speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer. have a pelosi: that we vote on. space.y had this good evening, everyone. honored as well as, tonight, happy to welcome the distinguished leader of the democrats in the senate. i want to salute him for the massive work he did last evening to find a solution, to give us a path to bring the legislation forward that will help american working families. been toose has always crush the virus, to put money in the pockets of the american people, which we do in this legislation. sadly, our third purpose to honor our heroes was not fully appreciated by our republican colleagues, and so our support for state and local governments, while significant in this legislation, requires more to be done, so we consider this a first step, and, again, more needs to be done. we are so excited that that will be happening under the biden-harris administration, about 700 hours from now. thisi am excited about in bill, and it is really the democratic difference, is what it does for america's working families. as we see food lines all over the

it's because pelosi, schumer, and the rest of the congressional democrats put petty politics above the health welfare, and safety of the american public. it's because there was an election, and they used coronavirus is a political weapon to bludgeon president trump. here is the nadeem majority leader mitch mcconnell weighing it out earlier today. take a listen. >> we tried to pass, we started advocating back in july and august, the talks were unproductive, so i essentially put that bill on the floor of the senate in september and october. not as single democrats supported it. their view was give us everything we want, or we won't give you anything. so it's noteworthy that at the end, they finally gave us what we could've agreed to back in july i think what held it up wa they did not want to do anythin before the presidential election . i think they felt that that would disadvantage the president . >> but you don't have to take the republicans word for it, because earlier, nancy pelosi herself said it was quote a new president that changed her position position on covert relief. remembe

pelosi and s, schumer have agreed to a $900 months after hree turning down an offer of $1.8 treasury secretary mnuchin. and chuck schumer said we act ed the save our stages or indie music venues, broadway, comedy clubs, indie movie theaters and more. jobs.are people's i won't stop fighting for him. york.ew adriano espaillat from new york saying congressional democrats gridlock to the agree on a $900 billion emergency package that will emergency relief to n.y. 13 individuals. vern presentative buchanan, republican from florida, saying, although it have,onger than it should congress finally has a targeted covid relief bill to help struggling americans. the bill provides most americans with a $600 stimulus check,

pelosi and schumer have said this is a starting point, so believe it or not, there wille negotiationswe believe thisext $908 billion, for the next four monthy is an emergesponse that is desperately needed. whene are talking about distributing vaccine, why is there any difference of opinionh we are talking about money for education, money for businesses to be ablto survive, and basically to give governments relief fro a struggles th going through. pointing a finger at theu are but republicans are pointing right back at democrats and speaker a pelosi saying there was no give on her part. what is the public to believe? sen. durbin: i hope they will believe this simple statent. this bipartisan proposal from house and senate republicans and democrats should have a day on the floor of each chamber. if peopl want to offer amendments, so be it, but let's start at this point that we worked out among ourselves, a bipartisan agreement. if you can come up with something better, more power to you. let's do this as quickly as possible. judy: do you think this can get done by the end of nextee when

we heard clearly from aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez she said pelosi and chuck schumer both need to go. bring in new leadership to the democratic party, she, aoc isn't ready yet for the speaker job. we'll see if nancy gets reelected as house speaker. david: bowman said is the guy that said capitalism is slavery. susan: i'm not sure about that. david: he did, trust me. susan: socialist endorse months. david: aye yi yi. susan, thank you very much. joe biden is building a team to enact more aggressive regulations. remember all the deregulation the trump administration? that many people say led to a

yep, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is now publicly calling on pelosi and schumer to step aside. i'm actually in full agreement withle the congresswoman from new york. she wants them gone from leadership. so do i. it's long overdue. we will play the tape state ahead. a lot of chaos there. later, we will introduce the radical democrats that biden t would love to surround himself with, which includes a top aide that just called republicans a bunch of f words. so nice. liberal love, tolerance, open, all on display this christmas season. we begin tonight w on capitol hill but this morning sd an imperative, important hearing on election integrity. senator johnson was on fire today. take a look. >> a large percentage of the american public does not believe the november election results are legitimate. this i is not a sustainable stae of affairs in our democratic republic. there are many reasons for this high level of skepticism. it starts with today's climate of hyper partisanship, which is only exacerbated by the persistent efforts to delegitimize thets results of te 2016 election. t

this as she says nancy pelosi, schumer she has to go. squad member, governor andrew cuomo blamed her for chasing away 25,000 amazon jobs which new york city really could have used because it is buckling under covid-19 shut downs. is this where the democrat party will be heading? we warned you about this. mexico hammering the united states with a new law. handcuffing dea, i.c.e., fighting drug cartels in mexico. a.g. barr said the law will empower viiv lent gangs like ms-13 to make border crime, much worse. i'm elizabeth macdonald. the evening "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. let's get right at it we've got former national security council chief of staff, cia analyst, fred fleitz and former acting director of fbi danny sole colson. september 2016, fred that this whole idea that a trump computer server was talking to a bank called alfa bank in russia, that that was totally wrong. that the trump computer was quote, inactive but they still went full bore on th

>> i don't think that pelosi and schumer got much of what they wanted.tle bit of language in there but that's an annual bill that affects a lot of things like in my congressional district the river industry, i have where the ohio river goes into the mississippi river, that's an important part of the budget for the waterways infrastructure. so pelosi and schumer trying to spin anything to their members that, had all these big hopes of spending trillions of dollars and they didn't get it. todd: meantime, congressman, georgia setting a new voting record with 15 days until senate runoffs, take a look at this number. 1.3 million votes already cast in the georgia senate runoff races. it's astounding with that much time to go and especially being the christmas season. along those lines, a lot of campaigning happening in georgia, nikki haley was there over the weekend, kamala harris going later on. let's take a listen to ms. hailey. >> this is the democratic party that believes you cancel anyone that doesn't agree with you. they believe that you defund the polic

she was referring to everybody, pelosi, schumer, the entire leadership. what did you make of it? >> well, first of all, i have great respect for who she is and what she does. but the way you become a leader is by getting the most votes in your caucus. and that -- it is not complicated. if there is someone ready to be step up and be leader, they need to start counting votes and go for it. i think those people are leaders right now because the majority of the people who have been elected to congress and their party want them to be the leaders. >> yeah. it reminds me of a good retort i read the other day, people complaining about joe biden's cabinet and say, you can do what he did, run for president, win the primary, win the general election and you get to name your cabinet. >> as i used to say in my office, pay the filing fee and you can make the decision. >> there you go. rich lowry, claire mccaskill, always a pleasure to have the two of you sharing your perspective with us. thank you, both. >>> in washington, a somber reminder of the toll of this pandemic. so yesterday the nation

all of that was false. >> are you ready to say pelosi and schumer need to go? p down. she literally has too narrow margin. >> hunter biden acknowledged federal authorities investigating him. joe biden says his son should be in the clear. >> i'm confident. brian: governor urged residents to stay home and caught out having wine in a bar. >> it's a ridiculous. this is what you see in socialist countries. the leadership doesn't follow rules like everybody else. >> all right, some of the topics we've covered and we will cover. millions of people across the northeast are waking up to piles of snow and bitter cold temperatures this morning. steve: it is 24-degrees right now outside our world headquarters. a powerful nor'easter has slammed the region overnight, shut down businesses and schools and made a big mess. ainsley: we have live team coverage this morning, senior meteorologist janice dean. she's standing by in the yellow and we begin with brian llenes. it's a community in brooklyn. reporter: yeah, look, this is behind me this is dumbo. that's supposed to be the n

and as texas senator john cornyn explains, pelosi and schumer have agreed to $900 billion bill three months after turning down an offer of $1.8 trillion from treasury secretary steven mnuchin. joining us now with the latest from capitol hill is our own chad program. chad. >> good evening. well the end is near massive covid relief package and voting on $900 billion bill and clocks in at nearly 5600 pages. lawmakers just got the text this afternoon. this followed days of negotiations and weekend sessions and there was a computer glitch, all of this did not sit well with g.o.p. arizona representative debbie. >> i'm glad we finally have a bipartisan deal for covid relief, but the process has been absolutely terrible. we have,0 what, 6,000 pages? and what do we get, like maybe two hours ago, the tax benefit we were waiting for all night. >> it's not just conservatives that dislike the process, alexandria ocasio-cortez said it's not good enough to just hear about the bill. his head lawmakers need to read the bills before they vote. the bill does two things, funds the government through nex

schumer: i think we are going to have a more robust bill on state and local than any under president biden's administration. speaker pelosi: and it is different, and people will see the difference, and there will be some republican senators who will see the light when the american people see what the difference is. leader schumer: one other thing we left out is what is not in the bill is important also. we succeeded in removing a nasty corporate immunity provision, which would have prevented even the most reckless employers from having recourse, and, of course, we allowed the fed to move forward. the sabotage was undone. so it is not just what is in the bill but what we got out of the bill that is important, as well, so three things about this bill. one, more relief in any bill that the cares bill, shot the arm to the economy. two, helping lots of people in many different ways, which we have outlined, which, by the way, none of which were in macconnell's bill. unemployment insurance mcconnell's, zero. snap, zero. rental assistance, zero. transportation, zero. sba grants, zero. covid research, nih, zero. broadband, zero. h

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer.uck schumer says first we take georgia and then we change america. he is not saying change it from the better for center to right georgia. americans like divided government. that's one thing the democrats will face in this election. people want to tap the brake. they don't want somebody to have it all free and clear under their control. that's an advantage for the republicans as we get closer to january 5th. >> john: we were told that the president indicated that last night at a christmas party last night that he will run again in 2024. he said i will either see you for another 4 years or see you in 4 years. would he declare on inauguration day and what effect would that have on the republican party if he did that? >> i fully expect him to make lots of noise about running in 2024. i don't know if he announces on january 20th. he has a sense of timing that is built in. i expect him to indicate an interest in 2024. he set up a committee save america with 125-million dollars. maybe he mig

pelosi and s, schumer have agreed to a $900 months after hree turning down an offer of $1.8 treasury secretary mnuchin. and chuck schumer said we act ed the save our stages or indie music venues, broadway, comedy clubs, indie movie theaters and more. jobs.are people's i won't stop fighting for him. york.ew adriano espaillat from new york saying congressional democrats gridlock to the agree on a $900 billion emergency package that will emergency relief to n.y. 13 individuals. vern presentative buchanan, republican from florida, saying, although it have,onger than it should congress finally has a targeted covid relief bill to help struggling americans. the bill provides most americans with a $600 stimulus check, xtends unemployment benefits, extends the paycheck protection program and helps schools reopen. the bill does not, and that word capitals, doesn't include bailout money to states that mismanage their budget. just some of the congressional reaction. gain, an expected vote on this today. in both the senate and house. jay starts us off up until we at 10:00, from wake forest, north

biden, schumer, and pelosi, to not back up from what they've committed to them, in terms of what they're going to implement in the biden administration relative to this socialist agenda, so, look. president trump is coming down monday night. i understand the vice president pence may be coming down on

need to get out and vote for david perdue and kelly leffler to stop socialism, stop the keys to pelosi, schumer, bernie, aoc and others, we are the redwall in georgia. we have to have high turnout and i believe people will do that. >> reporter: donald trump his to georgia january 4th to rally support for the republican candidates. todd: donald trump has reelection campaign asking the supreme court to review absentee ballots in wisconsin, revealing a ruling by the supreme court, saying -- joe biden won wisconsin by 20,000 votes. the us attorney in pennsylvania who lost about probe resigned, announcing an investigation in september into nine military ballots that were improperly open, the announcement was viewed as unusual as the case was ongoing. >> reporter: democratic executive from new york is caught on camera playing hockey with others despite covid-19 restrictions. erie county comptroller posted this video diligently, dressed in all black, skating inside the hockey rink with 14 people, this despite the fact a nearby rink was closed due to covid-19 restrictions, he was skating alone before g

whose names aren't pelosi or schumer. ith molly hemingway. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez is now publicly calling on pelosi and schumer to step aside. i'm actually in full agreement with the congresswoman from new york. she wants them gone from leadership and so do i. it's long overdue. one of the worst things about a cold sore is how it can make you feel. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 and a half days. be kinder to yourself and tougher on your cold sores. mortgage payments by $250 ar month $3,000 a year, what would you do with the money? save for your retirement, update your home, maybe buy a new car? record low rates have dropped even lower. use your va streamline refi benefit now. one call to newday is all it takes to save $3,000 every year. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a wa

tape is going to heat up we're getting word that pelosi, mcconnell, schumer will meet at 4:00 as the market continues to watch for a stimulus compromise. earnings will make an appearance here and there we'll get lennar and nike later in the week let's go to the judge. >>> the great debate over your money. whether it's time to rotate again into so-called stay-at-home stocks. so are saying yes. josh brown, pete najarian, tiffany mcgee is the ceo and jenny harrington we are having a little bit of a ramp here on the wall. carl said right before we came on the air we've got a little bit of progression towards stimulus, but we've also got this virus and cases exploding to deal with, too. what does it mean to you what do you do >> well, these two headlines have been there for a while now. see seems like every day those are the two topics we're looking at the vaccine think how long we've been waiting on this stimulus package and they've been negotiating back and forth and feels like forever. when we start to see some of those positives, the markets are going to react yesterday the reaction w

reasonable measure and objective standard that can be used so the problem we have had up to this point pelosi, schumer and the democrats wanted to load it up like a christmas tree, totally unrelated to the problem is we keep trying to weed out the central theme of this and we are over $2,700,000,000,000,000 now this is up from every one because you can't kick the can down the road and there will be a reckoning so that is the balance today. as far as the detail of the specific plan there will be more negotiations but i think perhaps it is moving in the right direction. e> i would note i always like to make it clear you do things and make things happen and make the tough decisions but the scholars can help. they help to design the ppe that did have a positive effect of keeping people employed during a very difficult time. representative, are you in agreement something needs to be done but the debt and deficit is still something to be tackled in the future and let me add a follow-up we've done work on broadening the base for the revenue purposes may b maybe evn including a consumption tax. is there any w

house speaker nancy pelosi and chuck schumer called it a starting point for negotiations. nd schumer hindering your ability to get this deal done? >> well, jake, this is a compromise. there's been a group of eight of us. it's grown to ten that have worked over the last two weeks every day except for thanksgiving. we're going to have another multi-hour call today. for those of us who are democrats, we would have preferred a bigger plan. from my republican colleagues, we would have liked the plan that mitch mcconnell put out, about 500 billion. this is a compromise. underneath side is going to get the full amount or all the component parts that they wanted. but as you pointed out with the economy weakening, with 200,000 additional cases of the virus yesterday and with so many of these initiatives from the first c.a.r.e.s. package runs out as soon as the day after christmas, you know, it would be -- what i call stupidity on steroids if congress doesn't act. we're going to keep at it. i think $908 billion for a targeted four-month relief plan for a bridge to a biden administrat

out and vote for david perdue and kelly loeffler to stop socialism, stop handing the keys to pelosi, schumerhe others and literally the redwall here in georgia so we have to have high turnout and i believe people will do that. >> shannon: what's your reaction to the federal judge objecting to voters taken off the rolls filing paperwork with the u.s. postal service somewhere out of state and can't be purged or blocked essentially from voting. your reaction? >> she ruled in some cases on our election in 2018, so that's par for the course. i haven't had time to see that lawsuit result for the ruling that she had today. we've been dealing with temporary hospital facilities this afternoon when people started texting me that so i haven't been able to review that, but i will just wait for the reserve until i know more. >> shannon: one of the signature match challenges going through the audits was wrapped up again today but the president tweeting a short time ago, that has been the county that a lot of concerns have been centered in georgia saying when will we be allowed to do signature verification

think there's a broad sense we can do something like that but the problem we had to this point is pelosi, schumer, the democrats have wanted to load it up like a christmas tree with all certain things unrelated . and the problem is robert as you know , getting back to the central theme of all this is this enormous debt that the country has incurred through covid and prior to that. where $27 trillion now, that is something that should keep everyone up at night because it will be a record. as far as the details of the specific plan there's going to be more negotiation. i think perhaps it's moving in the right direction. >> i like to make it clear to things, to make these tough decisions but a, michael strain and brent hubbard helped design the tpp which did have a positive effect keeping people employed and during a very difficult time. representative banks, do you agree that something needs to be done but that debt and deficit is still to be tackled in the future and while i'm on that let me get a follow-up. we have a scholar at aei who done work on broadening the base for revenue services. maybe

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. >> i think pelosi and schumer got much of what they wanted. of language in there. pelosi and schumer are trying to spin anything to their members. they had all these big hopes of just spending billions and trillions of dollars, and they just didn't get it. >> this will not be the last covid bill, lawmakers on both sides are already talking about another plan with the biden administration. republicans want a liability shield connected to the pandemic, and here is the timing later today. the house of representatives expected to vote later this afternoon in the senate tonight, but we are told there i is a technical glitch with the bill, and that is what is delaying this, harris. >> harris: wow. i'm making my way through the draft, so we are getting some indications of what's in it. 192 pages. [laughs] we'll see how far i get. chad, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> harris: i talked about this with the u.s. surgeon general. dr. deborah birx on the task force of the white house is accused of ignoring her own advice about traveling during the ho

matter is the democrats sat on their hands for months for several different rounds from nancy pelosi to chuck schumero go forward with common sense and would help small businesses and working families because they had a liberal wish list in nancy pelosi and chuck schumer both suffered embarrassing on election day and now they are trying to cover up their action that the biggest difference between republicans and democrats republicans are pushing for more covid relief to make sure the small businesses can remain open and work with families to put food on the table and that's a doubly important. alicia: before we ran out of time i want to get to the investigation of nashville tod today, we saw five of the six police officer step forward to the mike and talk about the experience and some were very emotional, clearly they were heroes, i am curious is this something coming up with people on the ground as republicans bring up a time and again, defund the police that some on the left have used? >> raphael warnock has called police officers dogs, bullies and gangsters in incredibly hostile view and rhetoric

speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer. have a pelosi: that we vote on. space.y had this good evening, everyone. honoredy

i may not be ready to be house speaker but nancy pelosi and charles schumer, they got to go. his grounds to take a stand say, no, i'm sorry, nancy pelosi should not be the speaker and chuck schumer should not be the leader? >> i do think that we need new leadership in the democratic party. elizabeth: okay. democrats turning on each other. your final word, charles? >> well honestly, liz, i got to tell you this, is something actually i find a little bit concerning because anybody who thinks that joe biden is the old avuncular joe an washington for 50 years and he will be fine if he has control of house and senate if the first two years of the presidency, that is the scary thing. the tumult going on within the democratic party, people like aoc, making all these crazy, insane demands of her party, it just underscores the fact joe biden is no longer in control. the joe biden maybe you thought you voted for is not the joe biden your getting. the joe biden your getting has a very dangerous agenda that i don't think anybody is interested in, especially people of georgia. it is of para

the democrats, pelosi and schumer come up and holding up covercovid relief since july.ial lawyers. literally, there was broad agreement on most of the rest of the package. there is agreement on a new pptp loan for small businesses and unemployment aided all of the rest of it. the two outstanding issues where the democrats on cys to assistae and republicans instance down -- democrats have basically said we'd rather not given on liability they get the $160 billion in state and local aid. they are literally giving up her top priorities because they are so in the pocket of the trial. it's so remarkable. >> bret: jonathan, the ppp program which helped a lot of small businesses will get reloaded if everything gets across the finish line by about $250 billion. it seems like this is a step to another step, perhaps one the biden administration takes over. >> well, that's with some moderate democrats -- they've said this is not the be-all and end-all. we'll have another go at this next year. but i talked to a number of progressives including senior advisor to bernie sanders, assu

not demand this from the beginning, why it took trump -- it seemed alexandria ocasio-cortez, pelosi, schumerere his major enemies. but then he put mitch mcconnell at the top of the list because he dared to say the words --sident elect "president-elect joe biden" so ticked him off that he put in the statement at the end after mnuchin negotiated the whole thing. republicans,, or why didn't they insist on this from the beginning? >> that is a good question. that is what i have been asking on twitter. there we many of us, not just ogressives, people who are highly respected in the party -- kamala harris, tim ryan, many saying, let's get $2000 in the pockets of ornery americans. let's vote on it. we should have been voting on it, campaigning loudly and clearly since march probably because it may have been effective in actually getting americans relief and secondarily, would have made it clear that one party is forgetting money to working families and putting money in the pockets of people and the other party is blocking it. instead i think we work to reluctant, not sufficiently involved. we final

nobody really knew what was going on with the negotiati negotiation, nobody know except mcconnell, pelosi, schumerand mccarthy, the four leaders of the conferences of the house and the senate. and i do think, you know, look, every other december congress functions. that's it, right. the december of the even numbered year after the election when that congress is about to recess permanently, they finally are able to do something. that's what we saw again. it's the only time congress works. that's the problem, willie. >> yeah. nothing like a holiday deadline to motivate congress. so chuck, let's talk about what's going on right now in the white house. kelly reported on that oval office meeting on friday. president trump now seeking the counsel of fringe attorneys like sydney powell, his disgraced former national security adviser general michael flynn calling for marshal law. president trump saying it's fake news, that he's going to impose marshal law. is this what the next month is going to look like until joe biden is inaugurated? >> it's hard to imagine that it's not going to look like this. i mean

house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer's embrace of the senate package is a significant concession from the months-long position that relief has to start in $2 trillion range. in a joint statement, they write in part, "while we made a new offer to leader mcconnell and leader mccarthy on monday, in the spirit of compromise, we believe the bipartisan framework introduced by senators yesterday should be used as the basis for immediate bipartisan bicameral negotiations. of course, we and others will offer improvements, but the need to act is immediate, and we believe that with good-faith negotiations, we could come to an agreement." the proposal would provide an extra $300 a week in unemployment payments and extend help to cash-strapped local governments as well as provide support for small businesses, transit systems, and airlines. and so far, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has insisted on a much smaller, targeted relief plan that comes in at about $500 billion. both sides seem to agree that temporary relief must pass during this lame duck session and

goes after pelosi and schumer.e biden have an issue on the left side of his democratic party and if so, how do you think it affects his opening days in office? if he has been a moderate or like to call himself a moderate for many years in the senate as vice president but he is pushed by the left side of his party, how will that play itself out you think? >> yeah, that's right and it is nothing new. the left side of the party very often pushed against the middle saying its agenda is not being listened to close enough. that is normal tension within the democratic party. remember most of the united states is somewhere in the middle and that holds true for democrats as well. it is not an enormous part of the party that ocasio-cortez represents. she is very smart, she is highly articulate, very charismatic. she has really elevated the progressive wing of the democratic party. when she talks about the leadership issue particularly, she is kind of right. these are older members of congress. they have been in the jobs, sch

. >> are you ready to say pelosi and schumer need to go? >> i think so. we need new leadership in the democratic party absolutely but how do we ensure that when we shift we don't move further to the right? >> her attack follows a disappointing election for house democrats. aoc believed nancy pelosi and chuck schumer fail that grooming the next generation of lawmakers. it is 9 minutes after the are, the fda said to review modern's vaccine potentially paving the way for a second vaccine to be distributed nationwide. how much could this help get back to normal? dr. janette nesheiwat is here to answer that next. todd: one senator, one of 100 bringing the holiday spirit to a divided washington. stick around for that as "fox and friends first" on a snowy thursday rolls along. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement ou

as it appears pelosi and schumer want some relief for americans even if it's not as much as they hoped. >>> marcus and laura, i want to show you this. a spreadsheet so big it slowed my computer down. just released by the federal government showing who got how much in the paycheck protection loans. you can sort it to see who in the bay area got big money. i'm not going to call out individual companies. i can say a bay area golf course got cash as did a consulting company on the peninsula. $1.3 million worth. you can look it up yourself. a lot of people noting big national chains, and the reason i'm not going to call out any bay area companies, i would only get to pick a few and so many it wouldn't be few just to name those. i will post that data to twitter for you and you can sort it any way you want. >> be interesting to see what our friends and neighbors got. all right, thanks so much. >> exactly. >>> it is 6:15 right now. a warning before you plan to book a flight and take your pet. e department of transportation is finally cracking down when it comes to animals on aircraft issuing a

nancy pelosi and chuck schumer made their own offers republican leadership but schumer would not reveal details. this framework effort likely a preview of what is to come in the new congress, moderates asserting themselves after donald trump, and concerned democrats, have gone over a progressive, recognizing divided government might provide them an opportunity. >> thank you so much. let's take a look at today's coronavirus headlines impacting you. the centers for disease control will soon issued new guidance cutting the quarantine time for people exposed to covid-19 from 14 to 10 days and just 7 days if you get a negative test. vaccine advisors to the cdc voting 13 to 1 today recommending healthcare workers and residents of long-term care facilities be the first to get any coronavirus vaccines that get fda approval. the circulation will be part of a phase i a, vaccine distribution. a study from tel aviv university claims people with asthma are 30% less likely to contract covid-19. researchers believe the reason may be because inhalers are in some way helping to stop or control the virus

speaker pelosi and schumer and pelosi have also been injected under the plan.t remains unclear when president trump will get his dose. the president today is at the white house, didn't hold any public events but he did tweak for the first time about the massive cyber attack that's hit the government systems are invited. the president saying on twitter, china may be responsible, not russia but lawmakers from both parties, cyber experts and mike pompeo but the blame squarely on russia. >> a very significant effort and i think it's the case now that we can say pretty clearly it was the russia's who engaged in this activity. >> marco rubio saying it's increasingly clear russia intelligence conducted the greatest cyber intrusion in our history. determining it's damage session is underway. significant resources are proportional but significant. more and more lawmakers are accusing government cyber security officials, the hack going back several months and it's unclear how many were really compromised. president trump recently dismissed the head of the cyber security

and then there will be what is called a four-corners meeting in a little bit as well, between pelosi, schumer, mccarthy, mcconnell and treasury secretary mnuchin is also going to join in. they'll talk about government funding and also covid relief. you heard mcconnell say they should drop the most contentious parts of the negotiation, which is this liability insurance and the state and local. that's mcconnell's position. we don't know where the democrats stand, if they're willing to give up this $160 billion that is being proposed for state and local funding. meanwhile, the things they do agree on, these bipartisan negotiators they came up with was $478 billion. and it does include money for vaccinations. it includes about $6 billion for vaccine distribution as well as an extension of unemployment insurance, small business protection program, money for education, et cetera. so things look like they are moving, katy, but they still have a lot of steps to go before they sign any deal. >> indeed. leigh ann caldwell, thank you. joining me is the secretary of the pennsylvania department of health,

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it was chuck schumer and nancy pelosi because they could have put a bill before the president that was assignable and didn't have initiatives like giving money to undocumented workers. thank you. host: understand your point and appreciate the constructive feedback. mark in philadelphia, democratic caller. caller: you know i think mitch is kind of making a big mistake here. the reason i say that, he is the master chess player but i think he is going to get checked and checkmated. the reason i say that is he is sinking purdue and leffler in georgia -- loeffler in georgia. how are they going to explain this, take the senate back or keep the senate in republican hands, and here is the leader of the senate saying to american people standing in food lines, basically, forget the $2000. we will give you a paltry $600. for the colts -- callers saying, get this targeted, get in your car in philadelphia or san antonio or wherever come drive around and see what thousands of people in their cars. we don't have time to do this targeting. let's get the two grand out -- two grand out, stop playing gam

number one, why are you siding with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, the people who tried to impeach yougainst mitch mcconnell and the republicans, the people who defended you in the impeachment? number two, why are you -- if you wanted twodollar checks why didn't you ask for them the original bill instead of running around passing covid relief they're having an internal fight, and why is he advocating socialism? $2,000 checks is a wealth transfer that bernie sanders and elizabeth warren want. why does a family making three and a $50,000 who has lost no income because of covid deserve twodollars of their neighbors money or money borrowed from china? again, this is hurting kelly loeffler and purdue because instead of passing a military pay raise they are stuck in washington debating this insanity, the president has really put the republican party in a bind and newt gingric newt, they may have to have to suspend half a trillion dollars but -- >> alicia: marc thiessen, thank you very much. quick programming note, next tuesday starting at 6:00 p.m., bret baier and martha maccallum will host

bret: nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, the treasury secretary debated this with republican leadership for a long time. they cut a deal for the $600 stimulus check. did they just waste their time and cut a lousy deal? >> when you look at a deal you have to look at it within the context of the problems that we face. i think most americans know we are living in a terrible, unprecedented moment when millions of folks a lost their jobs and their income. tens of millions of people are facing eviction. we are looking at a record level of hunger in america. in the midst of this terrible pandemic you have 90 million people who are uninsured or underinsured and can't afford to go to a doctor. you have people accumulating more and more debt, people trying to get enough food to feed their kids so in this particular moment we need bold action and providing a $2,000 check to every working-class adult is the right thing to do. bret: there are a lot of people both republicans and democrats who feel this is an extenuating circumstance but on the flipside there are some who feel $600 is going to get the jo

. >> are you ready to say pelosi and schumer need to go? >> i mean, i think so. a lot of this is not just about these two personalities. they're also about the structural shift that these two personalities have led in their time and leadership. the answer is yes. the answer is we need to shift power. we need to make sure that we have a transition of power in the leadership of the democratic party. >> bill: so you live in that town. how is that going? >> listen, this is the next big story for the next congress. no matter what happens in georgia with the run-offs down there, whether republicans hold on to control or they don't, just barely, it will be slim in both chambers. that opens the door for moderates to have a broader coalition to get together and steer legislation. that's the concern for aoc and others. they think the leadership needs to change. i think there will be a battle with the progressive side of the democratic party and the standard bearers. >> bill: what is interesting about that, if republicans want to get to the bottom of the biden business, you

pelosi. and chuck schumer they have more venom for bernie sanders than they ever did for donald trump it's true yeah absolutely i mean i think that progressive like i said the progressive people are fractured or aggressive they're absolutely fractured so you're going to see some progressive as they are right now they're building to build a 3rd parties are building to built whether it's new for the people's party or whether it's all the other 3rd party congress that's what they're trying to do they're no longer trusting in the democratic party you're still going to see some of that wing try to reform the party and rely on getting people like a o c n. hot omar in the squad but a lot of people are also done with the democratic party because they feel like bernie sanders was cheated flights they feel like obama and clinton still control the democratic party which they do and they see them as ingenuous not at all taking any actions to actually give any policies in the middle of the pandemic or seeing 0 action to take care of people's health care i mean if that doesn't do it for progressives i don't