joe biden's hometown is scranton, pennsylvania. 100,000 is the higher population in scranton in one month. health and human services reported they are taking 321 children a day up from 203 a few weeks ago. as i said last week, i sent a letter requesting a meeting to talk about the crisis. haven't heard back. the american people haven't gotten an update since it was 50 days since the president held a press conference. on monday i'm going to the border and taking 12 members with me from committees of jurisdiction. looking for ourselves, working on trying to find a solution. but we know the solution is quite easy because most of this is caused by biden's actions in a short time frame. the other thing we have been doing prior to going to the border is talking to people. a rancher named russell who lives in new mexico doesn't allow his children to play youds unsupervised because biden left a mile-long gap at the border wall on his property. just about every one of the houses in his community has been broken into. the cattle are getting sick from the stress of passing them. the cattle wander ou

. >> reporter: i see it from scranton. you know what i'm talking about. you see it from erie.s focused on working people. do more than just provide the ppe. we are in a position to bring immediate relief. jillian: president biden ran on his promise to stand with workers but now that he is pushing the democrats progressive policies and tax hikes that come with them, is scranton joe winning over the working class now that he is in office? jillian: bill brett joins us live. you heard on the campaign trail. president biden full of energy compared to the later soundbite but promising to be a man for the working people. does that stand true 56 days into his presidency? >> his actions thus far stand to support the things we were saying during the campaign that he was going to do the things that were the opposite what he was suggesting. jillian: let's pull up the proposed tax hike plan including raising corporate tax rate from 21% to 28% raising the income tax rate on individuals earning 400,000, raising capital gains tax for those earning 1 million annually. look at the screen and a

he's from scranton. dwellers are the ones that are benefitting from the subways. it's those people. what does that do, tucker? immediately eviscerates joe biden's promise to not raise taxes on people making less than $400,000 a year. so the taxes will go up. >> tucker: of course. but dagen, why is anybody, an economy person, you cover this stuff, why is anybody paying any taxes at all? we're funding everything by printing money from the federal reserve. tax revenues play no meaningful role in any of these con very sayses. we are we pretending that these pretaxes that people's salaries are paying for these bridges. they're not part of. >> dagen: you used the word, "pretense." the biden administration according to some reports is going to push $4 trillion in spending and up to 3.5 trillion in new taxes. so this is -- spending it we don't need. we have nearly $6 trillion in covid spending. the economy is growing at 5% rate. the unemployment rate is plummeting to 6% this month. so what is this? this is an ex

he was always always the guy who said -- how is this going to affect the middle class family in scranton or wilmington? and so, you know, this is consis >> david, always great to have the perspective. thank you. and a little plug for my favori podcast, the ax files. you are my buddy kara swisher on. david,you. she was great. thank you. >> thank you. >>> minutes from now you're going to see right here live the white covid-19 task force, their briefing. this is after notably the presid set a new vaccination goal of 200 million shots within his first 100 days. we'll bring you that as soon it beg eyboard typing] ♪ ♪ ♪ [keyboard typing] ♪ [trumpet] [keyboard typing] ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. ♪ for those who've found themselves without health insurance during

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100,000, put that in perspective, 100,000 is larger than president biden's hometown of scranton, pennsylvaniamonth. why has this all changed? why has it increased by 20 and 90% of what's happening down there? it's his policies that have changed. people come for asylum, but they pass two or three other countries. what president trump was able to do, have 'em sit on the other side of the border while you went through the court process to see if you're able to stay. he is now, president biden, releasing them into america, not checking them for covid. he's taking away the covid restrictions for people that's being held so now they're closer together, thinking they're going to show up in a short amount of time, allowing them to get into the work process with 10 million americans out of work. they have more people to compete against going into the future x. now what he's done with the xl pipeline and the federal land, he's now increased our gasoline price every single day. so those who are struggling to try to get back to school, back to work or even keep the resources that they have, he has made i

like my dad told me when he lost his job in scranton, so many of you have had to make that same walk this past year. you lost your job. you closed your business, facing eviction, homelessness, hunger, a loss of control, maybe worst of all, a loss of hope. watching a generation of children who may be setback up to a year or more because they've not been in school because of the loss of learning. it's the details of life that matter the most. and we miss those details. the big details and the small moments. weddings, birthdays, graduations, all the things that needed to happen but didn't. the first date, the family reunions. the sunday night rituals. it's all has exacted a terrible cost on the psyche of so many of us. but we are fundamentally a people who want to be with others, to talk, to laugh, to hug, to hold one another. but this virus has kept us apart. grandparents haven't seen their children or grandchildren. parents haven't seen their kids. kids haven't seen their friends. the things we used to do, that always filled us with joy, have become things we couldn't do and broke our

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scranton. no joke. i am not being a wiseguy. i said dad why did you lose it.es. jesse: "saturday night live," the ball is in your court. you have got to have him on. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember, i'm watters and this thisis my world. judge jeanine: moments away, former president donald trump joins me with new reaction to biden's escalating border crisis. a big show ahead with former president trump and much more. but first my open. it was on his -- on his 65th day in office that joe biden decided to hold his first press conference. the longest

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you share the same home town of scranton. i know you indorszed him. how do you think he proceeds? zero in the house, zero in the senate. does it matter? >> well, the first thing he's going to do this week is begin with first lady and vice president harris. to make the case for what's in this bill. when you have a bill that reaches so many areas of american life. reduces child poverty in town. it's one of the bloat numbers you had and 6000 dollars. froermsz and theyope own our schools too, get vaccinations moving faster and to help a lot of people. i think that's first thing he's going to do. but i have no doubt. he's going to keep coming back. republicans think let's work together. we'll see what they do. but when i talk to republican officials in pennsylvania, who have to run county governments to local governments, they want this help. >> i'll bet. >>> let's turn to the attack on the capitol and they voosthierng your daughter would fals? . sfwlr i also criticized because january 6th i never felt threatened and because i didn't. even though thousands that were march the capitol w

it's nothing to do with a carefully crafted life of the middle-class joe from scranton.long time ago and that following friday said it all, stumbling and bumbling around and this man is obviously not the one in control. >> yeah, what am i doing here? i will lose track years. i want to thank you sitting in the former general and i keep calling him general but my, my, the guy who runs that outfit over there. president harrison i took or, i'm having trouble here. steve: yeah, we can laugh and we should but don't feel sorry for him. as we've told you he's been plotting and scheming to get to the oval office for half a century and is the worst type of corrupt machine politician and he knew he wasn't capable of doing this job yet still, he grasped for it so yes, we should mock biden but here is the serious part. if biden's president in name only and he's not in charge, who is? we say this often because it's important and it is true. the people in charge are the power centers of today's democratic party. government unions, permanent bureaucracy and the woke left. with trump, th

we can do that in altoona, in scranton. we need to meet the moment and get honest with people.we don't produce them here in pennsylvania at a rate that allows us to really own and corner the market on clean energy, other places will. i don't have anything against norway. i don't want norway to get these jobs. i want good, hard working pennsylvanians to have these jobs. point-blank, period. i have been unequivocal on this. i have been clear on this. we know that there's a crisis. nobody argues, i don't think anybody of good faith, that there's a climate crisis and emergency. this is also a huge opportunity for us to create hundreds of thousands of good paying clean energy jobs. that is where we need to put our focus. >> quickly, you were an early backer of joe biden, early on in the presidential primary. you were a surrogate of his throughout the campaign. have you spoken with president biden since you announced you are running for senate? >> i have talked to folks on his team. when he says things like he said before, they thought i represented the future of the democratic party

that is more than the population of joe biden's hometown of scranton. that is just in one month. the schools there will be a million people on the other side of the border coming across next month. >> trey: kevin, we got 30 seconds. i want to congratulate you on doing something. you have been a great friend of mine for a decade now. most of us read dr. seuss book 50 years ago. you read it maybe for the first time this week. i saw a picture of you reading a dr. seuss book and i want to congratulate you for that. give you five seconds to respond and tell me how wrong i am. >> representative: look, every year i get asked in my schools to do read across america. and i couldn't be there because we were in session. i read it online. it took me a few years after you were able to read it. the words were pretty big. took me a while to sound them out. >> trey: thank you, brother. i'll call you and we'll finish it. >> representative: all right. >> trey: up next, we hear directly -- [laughter] more on "fox news primetime" next. ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ge

and all you have to do is take one look at joe biden of scranton, pennsylvania, to realize how absurd just ignores them, and it drives them crazy. i mean he does live rent-free in their heads. he just ignores them, and they keep trashing him, and he just keeps going. it's funny to watch. >> yeah. he's just doing the people's business, and it's driving republicans crazy. they can't figure out how to lay a glove on him basically. >> let's talk about what he is telling george stephanopoulos, all right? that he thinks that the republicans are going to have an epiphany between now and 2022. listen, i'm not sure he's talking about the same republican that we are all seeing here, but what do you think the likelihood of that is? >> i mean it's very low. i mean you just saw that the economic rescue package, which is very popular with the whole country, including republican voters, it passed without a single republican vote. so if they're not going to vote -- get even a single republican vote for such a popular piece of legislation in the middle of this kriescrisis, don't see a high prospect of

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like my dad told me when he lost his job in scranton.so many of you have had to make that same walk this past year, he lost her job, you closed your business, facing eviction, homelessness, hunger, lost control, may be worst of all, a loss of hope. watching a generation of children who may be set back up to a year or more, because they've not been in school because of their loss of learning. it's the details of life that matter the most, and we miss those details. the big details on the small moments, weddings, birthdays, graduations, all of the things that needed to happen, but didn't. the first date, the family reunions, the sunday night rituals, it's all as expected, a terrible cost on the psyche of so many of us. we are fundamentally people who want to be with others to talk, laugh, hug, hold one another, this virus has kept us apart. it grandparents haven't seen their children or grandchildren. parents haven't seen their kids, kids haven't seen their friends, the things we used to do that always filled us with joy have become things

union workers, carpenter's training center, people in scranton.that get up every day, work hard, raise their family, pay their taxes, serve their country and volunteer for the communities and just looking for a little bit of breathing room. just a little bit of light. ordinary americans doing extraordinary things. people that break their necks every day for their families and the country they love. a country that in fact, which on the day i was elected was in extreme distress with the virus on a deadly rampage that has now killed over 500 -- i carry it in my pocket every day. i have a list of how many died. 547,296 americans dead from the virus. more than all of the people killed in world war i, world war ii, the vietnam war, 9-11. 547,296 americans. an economy that left millions out of work and created so much anxiety. that's why i move so quickly to pass the american rescue plan with the help of my friends here in the congress. i really mean that. didn't pass by a whole lot, but with the leadership of connor and bobby and -- you got it done. bec