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he never said he was from scranton.ming that one. >> so things are so great, we're tapping the strategic oil reserve trying to pump more oil into the reserves so we can bring prices down. that doesn't sound like things are going well. >> it's only 50 million barrels use. energy secretary didn't know. 18 million barrel as day. so the president instead of calling al roker, maybe call the families that are suffering in waukesha that have people in the hospital, grandmothers killed in that crash. he's barely talked about that. i would have gone to wisconsin before i go to nantucket. he says america is back. i mean he thinks 1979. that's what we're dealing with inflation, supply chain, gas prices and an unstable afghanistan. so america is back, not quite, just over a quarter, 1/4 of this country says we're on the right track. if that is back, i'd rather be back in 1979. >> the golden toilet thing, wouldn't you get a duvet. >> that's a comfortabler. you mine a bidet. >> i don't care. >> i don't either. >> you're like the busi

doesn't go to scranton or delaware but to one of the richest zip codes in the country.er. relax, listen. >> president biden: it is important to maintain perspective about where our economy stands even after accounting for inflation our economy is bigger and americans have more money in their pockets than before the pandemic. todd: at this point is the white house trying to appear out of touch? if so mission accomplished. >> things are better than they were before and unprecedented pandemic. our country is growing faster than any country in the world, it is a lie, the growth rates were in the area, even the united kingdom higher. things are good. you don't know it. what you are feeling and paying all this extra money for food and gas and heating you are off on that because we are telling you it is okay. didn't take questions from the press after he made those statements or challenged on any of that. >> wouldn't be an american holiday without progressives calling it terrible. >> instead of bringing stuffing and biscuits those settlers brought genocide and violence, that g

the 58 year-old man and his 13 year-old daughter just left the scranton airport and a single engine cessna when they went missing on radar after searching near the last location of the plane with no luck rescuers discovered the daughter had her ipad with her and that's when they were able to hone in on their location. they found the pair huddled together. they were able to track a better location on several paintings actually using. >> the cell phone of the pilot and his daughters. ipad. and the ipad actually led us right to the crash >> both the father and daughter were found in a pre hypothermic state with minor injuries from the crash. they are now recovering at a local hospital and they're expected to be okay. >> a disturbing deliver in southern california won a doordash driver left behind more than a salad and a drink and we have to warn you, the video and this story is kind of gross friday afternoon in brentwood neighborhood on the west side of l a a doordash driver was caught death. okay. ting in the lobby of a building after dropping off food. the building manager checked the secur

and if there's still both there, i was deep scranton, though it really doesn't hold up at all. in this case, the scandal that was russia gave helped lead to a new round of mccarthyism in this country. it put us very close to nuclear war, according to atomic scientists, and destroyed countless careers and film lives. so i'll keep covering its collapse in till we know everything. and a very interesting update happen recently a little over a month ago, special council for the justice department, john durham died in lawyer michael solomon, who pleaded not guilty. jasmine is accused of lying to f. b, i general counsel james baker in 2016, the justice departmental ledges. sussman said he was not working for any client, but the private practice lawyer was in fact working for a tech industry executive and the clinton campaign. but let's go through a quick refresher here. let's take a step back. this so called russia gave scandal consisted of really 3 scandals put together into 1. 1 was the steel, darcy a showing donald trump had all these russian ties and liked to urinate on people in

joe, you know, with the truckers and the folks from scranton, pennsylvania and, and so i, what i'm interested in is where that came off and, you know, you really ask the kind of big question for audience, you know, the conservative democrat gets talked a lot about is senator joe mansion, the ones on the left and the democrat. i mean, it's been a lot more fun to look at the battle within the democrats than it is between democrats and republicans. so did joe mansion when this election did bernie and do bernie sanders? a o c and our elizabeth warren out. now i think it was a miscalculation because ultimately biden won the presidency because people wanted a safe pair of hands. that was donald trump and he really won independence, right? you won women in the suburbs who may have voted for donald trump in the last election and instead of being to those voters and what they wanted this whole time, he let the progressive party take over and sort of run the roof. she basically let the kids you know, take over the house and party, and the parents do ultimately voted for. and they, you know, they said e

on the train so we arranged the film producer, mike edwards and i for judah and walter to meet in scranton, pennsylvania and i will show you the quick clip which is going to be in our film. ♪♪ >> a long time ago. over 70 years. a lifetime you know what time your memories become dim, you just can't -- but there are certain events that stay with a person all their lifetime. >> i remember the train stuck in the middle of the forest and everybody panicked. everybody thought this was the place they were going to come and kill us all and sure enough we heard a rumble of a tank, it opens and a soldier popped out and my father yelled americans. >> the response to seeing that star on the green painted tank and jeep is one of unbridled joy for those survivors who are not too young, it meant liberation, it meant they were now safe. >> go ahead a little bit, lobsters at the table here. there it is. there is my friend. so good to see you. >> i remember what happened. >> thanks to a couple gentlemen. >> yeah. >> here is our guy. he is the one that united us. >> that was a pretty great moment. a week lat

i was deep scranton, though it really doesn't hold up at all. in this case, the scandal that was russia gave helped lead to a new round of mccarthyism in this country. it put us very close to nuclear war, according to atomic scientists, and destroyed countless careers and film lives. so i'll keep covering its collapse in till we know everything. and a very interesting update happen recently a little over a month ago, special council for the justice department. john durham died in lawyer michael sussman, who pleaded not guilty. stockman is accused of lying to f. b i general counsel james.

we arrange the film producer, mike edwards and i,il for judah and walter to meet in scranton, pennsylvania and walter's hometown. i will show the quick clip which is going to be in her film. >> it was a long time ago. over 70 years it is a lifetime sadly you know the time your memories become dimmed. but there are certain events in their lifetime. ♪ ♪ i remember the train stopped in the middle of the forest. supplies are going to come and kill us all. sure enough you hear a rumble and it opens and the soldier hopped out and my father yelled americans. >> the responses see the star on the green painted tank and jeep is one is unbridled joy for those survivors it meant liberation y. it meant we were saved. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there is my friend. it is so good to see you pretty quick so i never dreamt of this would happen someday. thanks to a couple great gentlemen. ♪ea ♪ [laughter] these are the ones who united e us. >> that was pretty great moment. a week later, walter came to one of my talks in pennsylvania and he m met another survivor from brookland. it was beautiful. he died the following november.

they could change course, joe biden could go back to old senator joe biden from scranton and the moree and i think you would do well but he's not going to rectify the course. the aoc's and bernie sanders and big spenders though he's stuck i think continuing in these numbers and they are going to democrats to be destroyed november next year. >> part of the reason why it up kamala on the democrats i, are obsessed with race and gender he picked somebody based on that. they were way better candidates and polling showed that but they needed to fulfill the spots so who do you think it's going to be? it's going to be somebody but not necessarily the best person for the job or even the best person to win. kennedy: biden's poll numbers are dropping like the temperatures this holiday season, it very cold in wisconsin, what better way to get ready for thanksgiving and christmas and with the duffy's brand-new book all-american christmas. it is available everywhere not, you have a big beautiful family kids of all ages, what are some of your favorite family traditions? >> rachel? >> i would say tra

for the steel workers in scranton, pennsylvania, i don't think so. does it matter when they lose their jobs because steals coming in from the you with the jobs the last to the you are china. i don't think it's very good for american jobs. and one of the reasons that we're terrorist, imposed by the previous administration, were to protect american jobs. so if you importing steel really doesn't matter where that was coming from. that's number one. point number 2, successful. well, it's successful for holly davidson because their stock is soaring. today, so those tariffs, now the e u has decided to sort of to work in part of this deal is to reduce some of those towers. so the towers have been reduced on the holly davidson but also for above and whiskey for peanut butter, for orange juice. and for a number of other american products. so it's successful for some of the american companies that now longo no longer have those towers and post into going into europe. it's interesting because whatever, we've talked about tariffs and trade recently, it's always

thanksgiving, standing at a billionaires compound sitting on 14 acres leaving some wondering if scranton joe is out of touch with americans as his energy secretary appeared flat-footed, unaware of current us oil consumption rate. >> how many barrels of oil does the us consumer they? >> don't have that number. >> reporter: is 18 million barrels a day last year raising questions over how much impact this release will have. joe manchin says today's release from the strategic petroleum reserve is an important policy band-aid but does not solve the self-inflicted wound that shortsighted energy policy is having on the nation. and donald trump also weighing in. >> 75 million barrels and fill up 75 million, now the biden administration wants to take the strategic reserves and use that to artificially force down the price of gasoline and gas. it is ridiculous. >> reporter: we don't expect public events from nantucket today but the debate continues on where the present have climate policies are outweighing his climate policies. jillian: president biden's war on american energy hurting the economy?

will spend thanksgiving reportedly staying in a billionaire's compound leaving some wondering if scranton joe is out of touch with working-class americans. this as his interview secretary is unaware of the current us oil consumption rate. >> how many barrels of oil does the us consume her day? >> i don't have that number. todd: last year it was 18 million barrels a day raising questions over how much impact this release will have. democratic senator joe manchen says today's release from the strategic petroleum reserve is an important policy mandate for raising gas prices but does not solve the self-inflicted wound shortsighted energy policies have on our nation and donald trump as well. >> 75 million barrels and filled 75 million. now the biden administration wants to take the strategic reserves and use that to artificially force down the price of gasoline and gas. it is ridiculous. >> reporter: this release is the first time the us has coordinated such a move with the world's largest oil consumers weeping some wondering if this benefits china more than the us. todd: senator john kennedy

is scranton joe looking out of touch with the working class? a lot of critics say yes indeed.tter user with this quote. biden tells americans struggling to heat they need perspective hours before he jets off to have thanksgiving at a $30 million nantucket estate. another user saying this. it is already very let them eat cake for a president to hang at a billionaire's nantucket house but when that firm has all sorts of government interests right now. jackie heinrich is live in nantucket at this hour. >> critics are all over this one. the same day president biden tapped the nation's emergency oil stockpile to mitigate the crippling energy prices amid the soaring inflation he bordered air force one to head to nantucket to stay at a billionaire friend's compound. they were invited to spend thanksgiving here estimated to be worth more than $30 million and complete with several outbuildings and tennis court. the white house didn't say why biden chose to stay with ruebenstein except he has done it before. the luxurious day shows he is out of touch with problems facing working class a

here he's doing something so lavish, so high end that it really reminds us that joe scranton is longime ago. his entire sort of presence or pretending about to be one of the people. here's what his polling says about that, which i find amazing. only 39% of americans think that joe biden, according to a morning consult pole, feels about them or cares about them. how does anyone not understand that doing what he's doing, palling around with david rubenstein, a great guy, very smart, very entertaining but all of this sends a wrong message. this white house is so politically tin-eared and they don't get any better. another example. >> gillian: kevin, a lot of us are sick and tired of talking about optics. it's everything in politics. some may argue it's more important than policies themselves. what do you say about this? the president, you know, staying an't this lavish compound over thanksgiving. jen psaki saying in that clip, well, turkeys are only a dollar more expensive. what's the big deal? what is everybody upset about? is it tone deaf? >> i don't think it is. the right-wing media

. >> that is high for scranton. >> finally real quick, before i let you go, immigration.here has been a fight to get work permits for some immigrants and protection from deportation. do you have buy-in from enough democrats on that? . >> i think we do. these are people attributing to the economy. i mean, we've been looking at this for years. it's pretty obvious, if we go out and deport 11 million souls who are contributing to our economy, economists have shown you are talking about the loss of 4 to 5 million jobs of american citizens because of the hit that our economy would take. i see this as just a reflection of what the economic realities are. . >> and the time of the vote, what do you think? . >> you're taxing me now, brianna? >> would you say before noon. >> i think we will get one done before noon and the other one shortly after. >> thank you. >> great to be with you. >>> up next, cnn exclusive. rudy giuliani and other trump allies challenged under oath about their debunked election lies. >>> governor ron desantis and other states to sue biden over workplace vaccin

. >> lauren: he campaign is being scranton joe of the middle class as the middle class is being squeezedght now. the prices up by $1. yes, $1 per pound. senator warren who has the ear of the president wrote a letter to the department of justice and said it go after purdue and tyson foods on the big poultry producers. go after them for any anticompetitive behavior. they line their pockets because they are swimming in profits. no, the supply chain is a mess because of policies and because of the pandemic. that is why this is happening and that's why thanksgiving dinners costing more. as for his tone, it was optimistic. it should be optimistic because we are ahead of the holiday. you can't ignore the fact that he did not take questions that americans are really struggling with. >> kayleigh: what's interesting is elizabeth warren going after big businesses. there is reporting that biden is considering blaming big businesses. they tried winning american and it did not work. >> lauren: it will backfire. they can't do that. and the walmart in the target that he's using right now i'm begging to

understands that the strength of our economy is with the middle class, and people like towns from scrantonll street, and so this is what he believes chairman powell will continue to do. he's put some really tough safeguards against big banks and maintaining that, and so we believe he'll continue do that. and so the president's really proud of his pick and moving forward on getting that -- getting economy growing again for the american public. >> on the note on the economy, the senate will begin work on the build back better act after the thanksgiving holiday. we know there are twists and turns ahead. when does the president expect to see change in the house bill now that it's in the upper chamber. >> i'll say this. we have been working on the build back better agenda for months now, talking to senators and house members, and we're going to build on the giant step that house members took last week and build on that build ont momentum. the build back better bill act as you heard deals with what americans are struggling with right now, child care, elder care, making sure we have universal pre

are not familiar with the geography from the eastern side of the state between philadelphia and scrantonnd it's very susceptible to storm -related flooding we have two rivers that unfortunately almost routinely slide and the concept of 100 year floods have now become every couple of year floods in our district so this is a timely hearing. what i want to follow up on really for anybody who wants to comment with the interdisciplinary aspects of this research the human elements is so important it has becomee so vital in my district how has that leveraged that to accomplish the goals for life and property? >> i'm happy to start. i'm speaking for about two value social science in the investigation of hurricane maria several were on their team and projects that underpin the larger investigation focusing exclusively on social economic impactct so it's not just about hazard levels but how people areer responding and how they prepare and what did they do? what were the impacts and what were they thinking? it has incorporated objectives into the plan for the strategy and then those agencies partic

between about midway between philadelphia and scranton. it's an area that is very, very susceptible to storm related flooding. we have two rivers that, unfortunately, almost routinely flood. the concept of 100-year floods have been now become every couple of year floods in our district. this is a really timely hearing. one of the things i wanted to follow up on. dr. weaver, with regard -- this is really for anybody who wants to comment, on the interdisciplinary area of this kind of research, the human element of disaster preparedness and response and recovery is so important. it's become really vital here in my district. and i'd love to hear from any of you how the national windstorm impact reduction program leverages social clients research to accomplish the goals of the program to protect life and property. dr. weaver: i'm happy to start. in work writ large as well as nist as an agenty, speaking for both, we value social science. in our investigation of hurricane maria we had several social scientists on the team. there are projects that

and he said -- he said to me, well, you know, his mom couldn't believe a little boy from scranton was the president of the united states. it was a beautiful moment, and next thing i knew i got a call from him saying that he wanted to call my mom and this was back several weeks ago, and you know, that didn't happen and last night i was joking with him after we had reached the agreement, and i said by the way, i told my mom you were going to call her so you're going to have to call her now, and i'll tell you what that man is good. he knows how important moms are, and he called my mom and she was -- what she said to me is she said i screamed like a little girl, i was dancing on air speaking to the president, and she said and he's such a kind man, and i think that's true, you know, joe biden is a kind man. he is a wonderful president, and we have done everything progressives have had his back at every step of the way, and i believe he knows that. we really have done everything we can to make sure that the build back better agenda passes the entirety of his agenda so that he will be the mo

he is a long way from scranton.nflation, saying his treated for his ritzy life of nantucket. scranton joe lost touch with the regular we will tell you next on "fox news live." is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if all

he's this scranton guy and adel a delaware guy. i know he does not like to talk about his family.esidents over the past 20 years or so. that's how you ride the wave. i know where you are because i have been there. my dad had been there and my mom and family been there. we'll get you through it knowing better days are ahead. >> there is a pop-up biden story he can pull out. he does talk about it that's why they moved from scranton to delaware because his father left his job. he's not one of the presidents who came into office with hundreds of millions of dollars like his predecessor. the white house acknowledges and over the summer they were talking to us, they were not sure it's going to be this bad and they now know it's going to be this bad. this will be the dominant headlines the next few months. once things will start to improve and the idea is even politics is hard, people will remember that. the wave will turn right ahead of the midterms. if democrats are getting credit for economic turn around and people have money and services coming back, that's a political win. >> i can'

so much for scranton joe.. jim jordan ripped the president for living it up while so many americans are struggling. >> you want to buy a home it costs more, to put gas in your car it costs more. to buy a thanksgiving turkey or christmas present it all costs more. and what is joe biden doing? hanging out on nantucket at a billionaire's house eating lobster. the american people get how bad this administration is. >> benjamin: former president obama ethic watchdogs taking the president to take tweeting the president will have to pay fair market value or disclose the gift of free lodging. just reminding not to let it slip through the cracks. i suspect the white house is all over compliance with the rule and oblivious to the ethical optics. >> julie: jackie heinrich traveling with the president and more from nantucket, massachusetts. i imagine you have not been invited to the $30 million mansion for lobster yet. >> not a chance, julie. we're still looking for confirmation on what they will be eating tonight. we've

she was the youngest of six children growing up in 1930's scranton. her mother became pregnant with a seventh child. the doctors discovered that the child would be stillborn, and they also knew that the mother would likely die in childbirth. but it was the 1930's. it was scranton. it was a catholic community. so her family did not have a choice. that choice was with the government and with the church. maybe the outcome would have been the same, perhaps she would have chosen to go forward with that pregnancy, we don't know. but we will never know because she and her family had no choice. the baby was stillborn and joan's mother died in labor, forfeiting six young children. may we never go back to that. this was the 1930's, 90 years ago, yet we are still discussing the merits or the right of a woman to choose? should all be alarmed at sb-8, the bill follows a long list of restrictions in texas. before this to factor ban, texas had enacted 26 abortion restrictions to a woman's right to choose. these restrictions are rules on abortions included but not li

thanksgiving at billionaire david rubinstein's $30 million, 14 acre compound leaving some wondering if old scrantonicans. this as his energy secretary appears unaware of the current u.s. oil consumption rate. >> how many barrels of oil does the u.s. consume per day? >> i don't have that number in front of me, sir. >> last year it was just over 18 million barrels a day which has some petroleum executives questioning the release. >> i don't think so. i think 50 million barrels is a symbolic gesture. the president has levers he can pull. he can set the biofuel mandate today. something people would feel at the pump immediately. >> even some in the president as own party are critical. joe manchin called it, quote, an important policy band-aid for rising gas prices but does not solve for the self-inflicted wound that short-sighted energy policy is having on our nation. the release, this is the first time the u.s. has coordinated such a one with the world's largest asian oil consumers with some wondering if it benefits china and india more than the u.s. >> dana: griff jenkins. happy thanksgiving to you. t

it was scranton. it was a catholic community so her family did not have a choice. the choice was with the government and the church. may be the outcome would have been the same, maybe she would have chosen to go forward. we don't know but we will never know because she and her family had no choice. the baby was stillborn and joan's mother died in labor, or fanning six young children. may we never go back to that. this was the 1930s. and yet we are still discussing the merits or the right of a woman to choose? we should all be alarmed at sba to that follows a long list of restrictions in texas in fact before this de facto ban, texas had enacted a 26 abortion restrictions to a woman's right to choose. these restrictions or rules on abortions include but are not limited to state-mandated counseling to discourage women from having an abortion, a 24 hour waiting period, banning telehealth, requiring women to physically visit their healthcare providers and due to waiting periods and scheduling we know the cause, prevention of health insurance and also as the doctor told

you represent scranton, pennsylvania. do your voters want to spend this money?ng the value of nothing. >> bill: how can you avoid the price? >> dana: -- >> 2 1/2 months ago i sat down with the chamber of commerce and he shared a vair they did. restaurant and retail employees not going back to work and why you can't -- you can't get into dining rooms and things like that. this is why small businesses are suffering, having jobs that are going begging for anybody to come do them is because 54% of the people who took themselves out of the workforce during the pandemic that were in those jobs are not going back because they don't have options for childcare. typically we are talking about moms but a lot of dads, too. they don't make enough money in those entry-level and restaurant and retail jobs to afford to pay a nanny or more expensive childcare options. >> dana: in the childcare provisions as i understand it. the bill is being changed and written as we speak. one of the requirements is going to be that any childcare provider have a four-year college degree and say

temperatures near freezing from little rock, cleveland, scranton, charlotte, atlanta. 43 degrees. temperatures, though, as you see, will moderate by sunday. st. louis, you're at 69. atlanta, you'll see temperatures in the mid 60s. what we're watching is a potent storm getting itself together through florida today. a heavy rain, storms acrossing across florida. high rainfall rates, localized flooding and tomorrow, this low pressure system intensifies, tracking up the coast from charleston to cape hatteras. we're looking at heavy rain and strong wind gusts. some of these wind gusts could be hurricane force right off the shore of georgia. these winds will push water up along the coast. we're talking about coastal flood advisories and warnings from florida all the way up to norfolk. rainfall amounts, we're talking about inundated roads, powerful wave action, upwards of 2 to 3 inches of rain per hour, especially as you get into northern florida and up into the carolinas we could see 5 inches of rain or more. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>

people sense that they have got to do something to move back to the center and be centrist joe, scrantonrats need to go into the 2020 midterms. >> anita: speaking of being out of touch, i've heard the president say a couple of times that americans don't understand the supply chain crisis, they just don't get it. is that condescending? because i think americans do you understand it for the most part, i think that there are other things that are hard to understand like we throw around terms like reconciliation and talk about different tax policies and expect people to understand. >> i don't think that you can say that they don't understand anything at this point, as i say, joe biden has earned 28% of approval and people worry that he is out of touch and they feel it in their very lives when they fill up the gas tank and the go to the shopping tank of gas and go to the store and they have empty shelves, you have to do something about it. >> in italy they fill up the gas tank. what is coming up? >> we will talk all about the emplacement and the domestic agenda, we will talk about bill back b

you don't get to be scranton joe, blue collar joe the guy to touts himself poorest guy in the senatentage of friends and money. that's kind of the swamp. rachel: he is not the poorest member of the senate. i think hunter took care of that but, i will say that this is the kind of stuff you see in a lot of socialist countries by the way. where the elites live very well. they talk a big game about the working class and the equality and they live up here and they eat champagne and caviar and tell the rest of us get used to this new, you know, normal that we are in. joey: spend 40 years building a class system make sure you are on the right side of it and take advantage of it. lawrence: all joking aside. it's about the president being able to read the room and see. rachel: you can't read the room if you are in the basement during your whole campaign. you can't read the room if you are in that washington bubble. lawrence: good point media provided cover go out there and connect with voters. you have got to be skeptical in the white house when you see the approval rating at historic lows. w

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americans all cheat on taxes so going to bring 87,000 new irs agents, that is largely population than scrantons going after everybody almost in america being you spend 28 dollars a day fill up gas tank buy coffee go to lunch they are going to target you why? why don't we look at ways to improve america instead of going after america. maria: how does he getaway with coming got youing to podium saying that this costs zero? i don't understand why the president keeps saying that this doesn't cost any money and that it is paid for, when we know that it is not paid for and it hasn't been scored, maya macguineas at committee for responsible budget says without independent school how do we really ever know what this framework costs joe manchin yesterday said it comforts double 1.8 trillion the president says maybe that is why we keep seeing polls look at recent national poll finding 44% democrats, democrat leaning independents want a candidate other than biden to run in 2024. what do you think these numbers mean and who is on the bench if not biden to run in 2024? >> o you raise very good point why do

whole thing is he wants to raise taxes on people in -- who work on wall street and don't live in scrantones on anybody making less than $400,000 a year. there is new data to suggest that his plans are not the way to do that. it is from the nonpartisan tax polling center. they analyzed the build back better plan and they found it would raise taxes 20% to 30% on the middle class in 2022 alone, which means that the president's repeated promises may have been off base. many. >> the cost of the build back better bill in terms of adding to the deficit is zero. best of all terms of adding to the deficit is zero, zero. zero. >> it is zero price tag on the debt. it's all paid for. it's all paid for. peter: add that to real inflation concerns fuel up 50% last since last october. used cars up 26%. steak up 24%. bacon up 20%. furniture up 12%. white house officials are now claiming that the way to bring those prices down is for congress to pass their social spending bill which has previously been hailed as more of a climate change fighting bill. but, as of right now, democrats do not have the votes i

i will say that in my own hometown of scranton there was a study done about how much it cost car owners every year to drive over, you know, to play the pothole slalom every year and hope that you don't damage your car they do damage their cars. and it costs on average $1,400 a year for car owners to drive over these rough roads. it's something that only the government can do. fix the roads. pave the roads. fix the bridges. thank you for mentioning that. in fact, i would be remiss if i did not mention the us is qua hannah river flows through northeastern pennsylvania. it by sects the two towns of pitston and west pittston. and there are only two bridges over the susque harvetion nna at pittston to west pittston and one is out right now. it's out because it's really old. it hasn't been maintained properly because the money wasn't there, the investment wasn't made we didn't get the job done. this is exactly why we have to make these investments. i thank you for your time this evening. ms. scanlon: thank you. i've heard of other states with that problem. i think kentucky has a bridge that's