. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. welcome to a special edition of "special report" with limited commercial interruptions. thanks to our sponsor this hour. tunnel 2 towers. breaking tonight, it's now up to the jury in the murder trial of three white georgia men accused of killing black jogger ahmad arbery in south georgia. deliberations began today. moments ago the judge heard from the jury that they want to continue. correspondent steve harrigan is live tonight as brunswick, georgia with the latest. good evening, steve. >> that's right, bret. just within the last three to four minutes, some breaking news on this. the judge called the jury foreperson tout find out if they were close or not. he was told they are close to a verdict. so after a brief recess, this jury of 11 whites and one black will continue to debate whether or not the three white men are guilty of killing a 25-year-old black man in rural georgia in 2020. it was a real fight that we saw throughout the day in closing arguments over videos, over a videotap

bret? >> hey, rich, you know, there is a soundbite from mcauliffe that he has been making on the campaign trail actually many times, that's getting some pushback. let's take a listen. >> in virginia, 1,142 of our precious children have gone to icu beds and hospital beds with covid. we just had two 11-year-olds die of covid. just happened. >> bret: okay. so according to the virginia department of health's website, throughout october 23rd, you have got 134,000 kids, cases, 976 hospitalizations. 10 deaths. that's since the beginning of covid. what's the campaign saying about this? >> the campaign has no comment on that, bret. and "the washington post" looked into this last week and got a response from the campaign that said that sometimes he tends to misspeak on the campaign trail when it comes to these covid statistics. "the washington post" found that it just happens way too often. he tends to inflate them and as the post characterizes it wildly inflated figures for child hospitalizations, b

hey, bret, how are you doing? >> bret: hey, greg. is everybody getting a cut of uncle guiseppy's or just the judge? good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, gorgeous night in washington with the sun setting over the capitol breaking tonight it's not so gorgeous in that building over my shoulder. congressional democrats desperately trying to piece together enough of their own votes to pass president biden's massive tax and spend agenda in the wake of tuesday's major defeat of a once heavily favored nominee for governor of virginia, rather. the president's plan is divided into two two parts. it is unclear when or if there will be votes on the social spending bill and the bipartisan infrastructure bill. speaking of spending, a complete reversal tonight from the white house on the idea of paying huge sums of money to illegal immigrants separated from their families. we'll have that story. we have fox team coverage. peter doocy is at the white house with what the biden team is saying about that today versus what the president

bret? >> bret: all right, mike. thank you. >> virginia, new jersey, new york, minneapolis, seattle, texas, today is a wake-up call for washington democrats. >> the same big government socialists who were rejected in states like virginia are doubling down on their failed policies. >> even after their losses, nancy pelosi doubled down on her agenda yet again this morning and that is exactly why she is a lame duck speaker of the house. >> bret: republicans react. let's talk about all of this with the man in the middle of the tax and spending debate and all the legs here democratic senator joe manchin. thanks for being with us. >> good to be with you, buddy. >> bret: how did you see it? >> i saw it confirmed we have a divided country. when you think of two blue states or one state virginia has been leaning blue and then fairly blue for 10 years, georgia has historically happened how close and how divided can you imagine 2.2 million votes in new jersey and 100 to 200 vote separation how close it was in virginia. i hope i

bret? >> bret: alex, thank you. what many thought would really be an easy victory for terry mcauliffe at the beginning has not been easy at all and may not be a victory at all. we will see who turns up today. correspondent rich edson with the mcauliffe team in mcclain virginia, tonight. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. staff setting stage behind me in a race they hope results in a second term as governor for terry mcauliffe. the candidate himself had a really quiet day out of the public eye. he didn't speak publicly e was in nearby falls church this morning appearing with a group from the service employees international union or seiu. this campaign has targeted the union vote. will randi weingarten appeared d in mcauliffe rally in fairfax. another issue in this election former president donald trump. at least for the mcauliffe campaign they tried to tie youngkin to trump every stop. heavy hitters like president joe biden who just tried giving him a boost from across the atlantic ocean. >> i think we are go

bret? >> bret: one to follow. kevin, thank you. >> you bet. >> bret: breaking tonight, cnn is suspending anchor chris cuomo. this comes amid revelations about his involvement in the defense of his brother, then new york governor andrew cuomo against sexual misconduct. fox news media analyst and host of fox news media buzz howie kurtz has the news breaking just this hour. >> bret, good evening, that news coming moments ago cnn suspending prime time host top rated host statements saying newly released documents point to a greater level of involvement in his brother's efforts than we previously knew as a result we have suspended chris indefinitely pending further evaluation. this is a reference to documents that have come out about his efforts to orchestrate the defense of his brother, the then governor andrew cuomo and the cnn host didn't address it at all last night on his show and he spoke only of why his brother resigned on his sirius xm today. the criticism mounting after disclosures that chris cuomo used his me

bret? >> bret: mike, thank you. here at home the push is on to get covid-19 booster shots into the arms of as many people as possible. it was confusing at the beginning. now they are pushing. this comes as infections are on the rise. correspondent jonathan serrie has the latest tonight from atlanta. >> the u.s. has seen a 15% increase in covid infections over the past week, averaging about 85,000 new cases per day. federal health officials are trying to prevent the highly infectious delta variant from driving a fifth wave of the pandemic as more americans gather indoors during the cooler weather and the holidays. they are strongly encouraging booster shots for some previously vaccinated individuals. >> we know the vaccine efficacy clearly wanes, we know that from our own country and more intense experience in israel. >> current federal guidelines recommend boosters for persons 65 and older or at high risk for complications or exposure. >> while we have now millions of people eligible for booster shots, we are going

bret? >> bret: kevin, thank you. you can see tucker carlson's interview with kyle rittenhouse tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern time right here on fox. up next, what could be a missing piece of the puzzle about the origins of the coronavirus. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york 7 people injured during a fire at midtown high rise under construction. the fire department has released the cause of that incident. fox 2 in san francisco as burglars strike a jewelry store at a mall in hayward broke through several glass cases stealing unknown amount of merchandise. the third large smash and grab robbery in just three days. police say they're looking for nine suspects. and this is a live look at minneapolis from our affiliate there fox 9. the big story there tonight, target will no longer open its doors on thanksgiving day. this distribution and call centers will have some staff but stores will remain closed. the chain's ceo says the move recognizes target's abili

bret? >> bret: aishah, thank you. the democrat controlled house has censured arizona republican congressman paul gosar over his posting of a video that contained what some interpreted as images of violence against new york democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the vote was 223 to 207. two republicans voted for censure. >> voluntarily took the cartoon down not because it was a threat but because some thought it was. >> we cannot have a member joking about murdering each other or threatening the president of the united states. this is both an endangerment the our elected officials and insult to the institution of the house of representatives. >> bret: congressman gosar was also stripped of two committee assignments. the congressman is the 24th house member to be censured. q none sh amon. known for horned headdress pleaded guilty in september guilty official proceeding when he and thousands of others stormed the capitol building. a navy veteran has been diagnosed with several mental health disorders. court d

bret. >> bret: david lee miller in new york. thanks. ♪ ♪ >> bret: well, since a week ago republicans rocked democrats in some places in that election day off year elections. many believe that will actually set the stage for major g.o.p. gains in next year's midterms. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel takes a look tonight. >> house republican campaign leaders are warning their democratic colleagues it is time to start considering career options. >> when you go home over thanksgiving, you got a choice to make, you have got a decision how can you either retire or lose next fall. >> leading the national republican congressional committee which is now targeting 70 vulnerable democrats. the most recent 1 representing districts from arizona to connecticut from florida to new mexico. republican leaders are also backing eight young guns running in races in maine, wisconsin, illinois, new jersey, kansas, montana, and two in texas. [gavel] >> the g.o.p. only needs a net gain of five seats to regain the majority. g.o.p. leader

bret? >> bret: hey, peter, i was checking out social media today some reporters kind of raising their eyebrows about the president canceling scheduled remarks about the supply chain just 20 minutes before. >> yeah, i was all ready to go, bret. officials claim those remarks were canceled oso that could spend more time with ceos who came to visit here. but, if that's the case it's not clear why the president couldn't just reschedule the remarks for today, which they do all the time or ask the ceos to wait 10 minutes so that he could come and speak. something else that's unusual though, it was just about 20 minutes before he was set -- before they told us he wasn't going to talk until wednesday now. and, it's unusual because will if the supply chain is improving, officials here presumably want the president talking about that and not just this new variant, but no supply chain talk today. bret. >> bret: okay. peter doocy, live on the north lawn, peter, thank you. president biden's new covid tra

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are watching three major stories. a new jobs report shows more people are being hired while the u.s. economy is still short millions of jobs from pre-pandemic levels, this is by far the most positive jobs report in several months. there is growing controversy over president biden's flip flop on paying huge settlements to illegal immigrants. illegal aliens separated from family members at the u.s. southern border. and the big story at this hour, this minute a giant game of democratic legislative chicken on capitol hill. progressives are threatening to not vote for the bipartisan infrastructure bill at this hour until the build back better or reconciliation bill is voted on as well. house speaker nancy pelosi may put the bipartisan infrastructure bill on the floor anyway. and essentially dare progressives to vote against it. even now there is continued uncertainty up on the hill with a back and forth that has stalled the president's domestic spending agenda. multipl

bret? >> bret: we will follow it garrett, thank you. meantime another trial, the defense has rested in the trial of three white men accused of murdering a black man in southern georgia. today the man who shot ahmed arbery conceded the victory did not threaten him in any way when they first met correspondent steve harrigan is live in brunswick, georgia, good evening, steve. >> good evening, bret. sundayenly this trial is moving quickly today was travis mcmichael cross-examination under the stand. the prosecutor really trying to undercut the idea that michael might have painted in self-defense. she'll painted a portrait on the one side you a ahmad arbery 25 years old running shorts and shirt empty-handed by no backpack by no accounts never threatened anyone, never brandished a weapon. on the other side two trucks. one pickup truck rammed arbery at least four times according to the police report and the other truck mcmichael father and son. father standing in the back with a pistol shouting cut him off. son driving with a shotgun. the pros

. ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. coming to you tonight from fox news headquarters from new york. breaking tonight, president biden says his blue collar blueprint will bring down inflationary pressures. the president held a cabinet meeting today as his administration deals with historically bad numbers, white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the north lawn, good evening to you, jackie. >> evening to you, bret. the last time the president convened full cabinet in giuliani consumer prices were rising. now four months later the same problem at even greater pace. >> do you need a bag? >> more of what we have already heard from the biden administration, and food, gas and household goods continue to soar. >> we are going to see ease, yes i say ease lower inflationary pressures on our economy. and we will be carrying this out, what i call blue collar blue print for america. >> the white house says the hard infrastructure bill the president will sign will eventually be supply chain issue and more

bret. >> peter: good evening, bret. even though officials have talked for months about the urgent dangers presented by crumbling roads and bridges, president biden still hasn't signed the infrastructure bill congress sent to his desk three days ago. >> any lessons from what you just gone through with the bipartisan infrastructure. >> none that i didn't already know. >> pete: now that the bidens are back from a beach weekend the officials are celebrating the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> we are excited with an exclamation point. >> next up, a few trillion more in the build back better plan. >> the economic policy agenda that you hear we say this all the time that 81 million people voted for. last year just a year ago. >> what they voted for and what they got may be different as 44% of independents claim biden is doing worse than they expected. just 6% say he is doing better in a "u.s.a. today" suffolk poll. >> polls are all over the map and that's not going to be our focus right now. >> this poll is d

bret. >> bret: garrett tiny in kenosha, thanks. america is honoring its heroes on this veterans day. there are many observations all over the country. if the capital, president biden spoke at arlington national cemetery. he said veterans and dewar and survive challenges most americans will never know. lucas reports from the marine corps war memorial overlooking arlington national cemetery. >> 100 years after the tomb of the unknown soldier was first dedicated, president biden honored americans veterans. >> you are the very spine of america, not just the backbone, you are the spine of this country. >> just as they did when century ago, a military procession marched through arlington national cemetery past the tomb. overhead, military flyover included army black hawk helicopters, and navy super hornets. throughout the nation's capital, more ceremonies took place at the world war i and world war ii memorials. as well as a wreath laying at the navy memorial and for the first time, a reading of all 7,070 names of those americans killed

bret: i'm bret baier and for chris wallace. a unanimous jury leaves america divided over gun rights and social justice. ♪ b1 kyle rittenhouse acquitted in walking free after an intense trial surrounded the deadly unrest last summer in kenosha. >> will take a look at the reaction across the nation as a country awaits a verdict in another highly charged case. >> the bill back better bill is passed. >> house democrats cheer a win for the massive social program plan but the plan faces an uphill battle in the senate where it's expected to get. backed by moderates. will ask brian dietz the top economic advisor about the strategy and worries over inflation. a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then republican governors tout the big win in virginia as a roadmap for midterms. >> we shown we can win in any state in the country. >> will talk to chris christie about what he sees as a path forward for his party. plus federal health officials approve covid boosters for all adults. will oscar sunday panel whether a change to be fully vaccinated i

bret. >> bret: i know. you got to get right otherwise you get a lot of emails. >> bill: i heard you the other night in a very similar situation. youngkin about 85% here but still some votes come in. not a huge county here. 183 throughout the entire state. so we are starting to get some more data in. >> bret: bill, let me take you up to to fairfax. we are getting from rich rich edson state party officials say fairfax is going to release a partial count of the early vote in person ballot count. they have to rescan a portion of them. they will release a portion what they have what they have soon. the rest of it will come later tonight. unclear what is complete as of right now. what's your percentage on that right now? >> bill: this is population rank one out of 133. so you can see how important fairfax is. >> bret: they have no vote in. >> bill: adjusted dhings to make up for that i just checked the email. they said they a self-imposed deadline of 8:00 eastern time which is an hour after the polls closed. they

. >> bret: smith is challenging gathers again in 2022. redistricting and vote by mail could make the difference. >> that's the 800-pound gorilla in the room. it's really hard to say. >> bret: with several seats in play for both parties, and congressional districts still to be drawn, southern california is certainly a region to watch as republicans push to regain control of the house. the redistricting commission has released some unofficial maps changes to near california and san diego. preliminary maps could come today. those could see more changes as public input sessions continue. final maps will be displayed by december 23rd and are expected to be certified by december 27th. >> we will follow it. mike, back to you. >> mike: very interesting. bret, thanks. up next, criminals taking advantage of migrants desperate to make it to the u.s. we will have a live report from south texas. ♪ ♪ at pnc bank, we believe in the power of taking steps forward. moving ahead. whatever the pace. and whatever the size. that's why we set out to help ma

bret? >> bret: president xi. peter doocy lyon the north lawn. thanks. quick analysis from brit hume. you know, this was a win for this president. let's not sugar coat this as all. this is definite win. there are questions about how long it will take to feel this infrastructure package, maybe some economists say mid decade. but, this was a bipartisan win for president biden. >> no doubt about it, bret. it's a bipartisan bill but it was mostly a democratic bill that attracted some republican support. it is a popular idea, large broadly speaking in the country to fix up the roads and bridges and other things. a lot of this bill is about that. a lot of it is also not about that. it doesn't seem to matter. this will go down as a win for him and help him politically in the short-term. as you point out, i don't think the consequences of this bill being ensecretary of stated and the spending begun will be felt in time to help his party in the coming midterm election which is something obviously everybody has their eye on in washington right now. >> bret: yeah.

>> bret: why? they sense that he is not a good factor for suburban virginia and that is been true in the past. in the last election was by ten points, as you mention. he lost 520,000 votes in virginia. you look at northern virginia and you see where youngkin is campaigning. he is campaigning in northern virginia. in loudoun county. he's getting the big crowds and the places where donald trump lost by more than half a million votes. >> harris: and that's why ask why. you can look at the past it only serves you to learn from it. you've to show up to today's world. be five and the education problem across party lines. it hits home with parents. their reaction to that education stuff and all of those issues peered the dod's actions and how the youngkin campaign reacted t. >> harris: i wondered about this. we were wondering about the ten points at biden's won. in loudoun county, he won by 15. it gets worse when you look at where the republican candidate was last night. >> bret: and he's been there a lot

he's on bret baier's podcast. go to bret's instagram. it's not just -- >> jesse: quoting chad pergram on bret baier's podcast. i read it. i wasn't paying attention. it didn't mean -- >> greg: you realize that what that means. >> dana: they're preparing for it. >> greg: the v.p. could be the next president. so they could find anybody. it could be anybody. >> dana: it could be this. she becomes president and you have to confirm a vice president. >> greg: yes. >> jesse: could be nancy pelosi. >> greg: could be newsome. >> geraldo: they seem like a couple that have split and they try to behave in front of the children. i have -- >> dana: share the house. >> geraldo: still going to share the house. we won't tell the children yet. keep smiling. >> greg: somebody has done this. >> neil: go to the pta meeting and have the kids over and do the play date. and their marriage is bad. maybe it's not as bad. she's not as bad now as at guatemala. >> katie: don't they deserve this. >> jesse: i love it. joe will be 82 when he runs for re-election. his di

. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> bret: all right. this is news to me. i don't know if you have seen these lol-dolls. they look weird. who i am to criticize dolls with large heads. there would have been hope for me as a kid. they are so hot. good luck getting them. they are like the cabbage patch when i was a young parent with my daughter. this is that on steroids. now you have the supply chain concern whether these dolls will make it under your christmas tree. isaac, good to have you. i didn't know about these dolls. i have to be honest. i learned a lot. they are hotter than hot. they have been around a few years. >> yes. thanks for having me. lol is the number 1 toy brand worldwide. this year we have the movie. these dolls you are talking about, the lol surprise movie magic dolls is the hottest selling toy out there. it's hard to get. because the containers in the sitting in the harbor in los angeles and long beach. they are hot because they are different. they have the element of surprise. the kids love them. they are beautiful. they don't look weird

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we will send it back to you. >> mike: bret, thanks a lot. up next a look at the holiday travel surge from one of the nation's busiest airports. we will go it live to dallas-fort worth when we come back. ♪ ♪ ruck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: this will be a mournful thanksgiving people of wisconsin. six people dead and dozens more hurt when a driver plowed his suv into a crowd at a christmas parade sunday make very clear the tragedy at the christmas parade here was deliberate. the probable cause statements shows that two police officers stepped in the path of the vehicle and attempted to stop it. and the case of one detective names casey, the vehicle was going so slow he was able to pound on the hood. yell at the driver to stop. and identify brooks. however, as car got closer to the people, it accelerated and turned into the crowds of people on main st

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hey, bret, how are you doing? >> bret: hey, greg. is everybody getting a cut of uncle guiseppy's or just the judge? good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier, gorgeous night in washington with the sun setting over the capitol breaking tonight it's not so gorgeous in that building over my shoulder. congressional democrats desperately trying to piece together enough of their own votes to pass president biden's massive tax and spend agenda in the wake of tuesday's major defeat of a once heavily favored nominee for governor of virginia, rather. the president's plan is divided into two two parts. it is

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is bret baier and co-anchor of "special report." >> bret: i will be interested to hear what senator mcconnell says on your show. it's weird to, to be in this seat in this studio. >> martha: thanks for letting me do this. >> bret: i looked into the numbers. there are key things that youngkin has done in virginia. one is looking at the black vote. he got 13% of the black vote. donald trump in 2020 got 11%. mitt romney got 8% and john mccain 4%. there is a republican story to be told about the black community and chipping away and getting more voters to pay attention. this is a race where the pundits said that youngkin was blowing the racial dog whistle and trying to get white supremacists engaged in the race. that's the dynamic much more black voters voted for the republican than in the past. to frank a point, this has ramifications broader. we will see in the next day or two that this means on capitol hill. i have senator joe manchin on the show tonight about where moderateses will be in the wake of an electoral political earthquake. >> martha: i am looking forward to senator manchin interview

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good hair. >> jesse: thank you. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, we are learning new information about the connection between the infamous dossier that justified the russia collusion investigation into the trump presidential campaign and one member of the current biden administration. in the words of one lawmaker following the developments, it all seems to be, quote: unraveling. all of this comes as the special prosecutor, john durham's pursuit of the facts continues to shine a light on the hillary clinton presidential campaign.

until the next "fox news sunday" ♪ bret: good sunday mining morning, welcome to "sunday morning futures" i am maria bartiromo republicans talk it up kevin mccarthy's marathon speech landing joe biden's radical agenda. >> it is clear that this bill is wrong on the merit and they have responded with a single word the american public has said. enough, enough with washington race, enough with fraud, washington abuse and washington corruption. enough with higher taxes, higher prices and higher borrowing. simply enough. bret: gop leader kevin mccarthy is here in his first interview since the eight and a half hour epic long speech. slamming nancy pelosi spending and tax plan, how many states can the gop turnover in 2022. republicans denouncing liz cheney as primary challengers smell blood. harriet hageman how to an c cheney. austria back on full lockdown as a booster shots were all in the united states. scott atlas on dr. fauci, deborah birx and making medical decisions. then another high profile celebrity vanished by the chinese communist party. as we learned of a potential hostage swap right

"special report" up next with bret. >> bret: hey. [laughter] >> bret: good evening. welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. it is election day in america. it's an off year. there is not the volume you have other novembers for president election there are still very important races and important questions to be answered in several locations across the country. we will have all of it for you don't. we begin just downtown road in virginia where a former democratic governor was thought to be a big favorite to regain his old job. but now a republican challenger enters election night with a

"special report" suspect next with bret. >> bret: what's amaze something dana's potty mouth appears this time of year. >> jesse: it's a tradition. [laughter] >> dana: check my schedule and figure out why. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier breaking tonight in the last few minutes receiving word a federal judge in wilmington, square is blocking a biden administration covid-19 vaccination rule for healthcare workers that's coming from the wire services judge applying that ruling nationwide where the mandate is still in effect.

hi, bret. >> bret: i want to go on geraldo's trips. thanks, dana. good evening. i'm bret baier, president biden is urging americans not to panic over the new coronavirus strain discovered in south africa but is now in different parts of the world. the president is urging people to get vaccinated to get a booster shot but says he will not immediately push for new mandates and restrictions beyond a travel ban from some african countries. we will talk with former assistant health secretary admiral bret injury roar about the vort in a few minutes.

have a nice weekend. ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. coming to you tonight from fox news headquarters from new york. breaking tonight, president biden says his blue collar blueprint will bring down inflationary pressures. the president held a cabinet meeting today as his administration deals with historically bad numbers, white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the north lawn, good evening to you, jackie. >> evening to you, bret. the last time the president convened full cabinet in giuliani consumer prices were rising. now four months later the same problem at even greater pace. >> do you need a bag? >> more of what we

a friend of brets, robert bauer says that that is just not true. he wasn't asked to tell the story in court, but says that a month before the killings, he was at the parker home and saw bryan handling one of brett's guns with ease. >> he took all the bullets out, and handed me the clip, he then handed me the revolver he had taken the bullets out, he heard his friends say that he would never hold a gun but i just saw him there. >> he had given him a gun for protection, and in a dramatic move, the defense brought in a witness to confirm that. brett and tammy's 14 year old daughter brooke. >> brian and my dad were discussing a gun that my dad had, and they were just talking about how they thought it was good for him to have safety at his house. to protect brian's family. >> having young brooke parker testify was controversial. but brett's aunt knew brooke believe her father was innocent and wanted to take the stand. >> she had some information that needed to be given and she did what she felt like she needed to do. >> she wanted the jury to hear her s

announcement, you heard it here have a great think skipping week until the next "fox news sunday" ♪ bret: good sunday mining morning, welcome to "sunday morning futures" i am maria bartiromo republicans talk it up kevin mccarthy's marathon speech landing joe biden's radical agenda. >> it is clear that this bill is wrong on the merit and they have responded with a single word the american public has said. enough, enough with washington race, enough with fraud, washington abuse and washington corruption. enough with higher taxes, higher prices and higher borrowing. simply enough. bret: gop leader kevin mccarthy is here in his first interview since the eight and a half hour epic long speech. slamming nancy pelosi spending and tax plan, how many states can the gop turnover in 2022. republicans denouncing liz cheney as primary challengers smell blood. harriet hageman how to an c cheney. austria back on full lockdown as a booster shots were all in the united states. scott atlas on dr. fauci, deborah birx and making medical decisions. then another high profile celebrity vanished by the chinese

bret: i'm bret baier and for chris wallace. a unanimous jury leaves america divided over gun rights and social justice. ♪ b1 kyle rittenhouse acquitted in walking free after an intense trial surrounded the deadly unrest last summer in kenosha. >> will take a look at the reaction across the nation as a country awaits a verdict in another highly charged case. >> the bill back better bill is passed.

. >> dana: that's it for us, everyone, "special report" is coming up next, hi, bret. >> bret: does anybody else have any shows? [laughter] they would like to promote? >> dana: have a good one. should have tiger woods on gutfeld. >> dana: is he going to get right on that. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, sad news. five people are dead and dozens injured after a driver plowed his suv into a group of people watching a christmas parade in waukesha, wisconsin, sunday. the mayor of that city today called it a horrible and senseless act. a 39-year-old man with an extensive criminal history is now in custody. authorities say he was out on bail and had been involved in a

. >> pete: hey, bret, those ginger bread houses i didn't notice any gas prices on gas station. >> bret: they left that off. >> pete: i understand why. bret, thank you very much. well, good evening, america. it's 7:00 p.m. on the east coast and 6:00 p.m. in god's country which means it's time for "fox news primetime." i'm pete hegseth. while most spent the weekend relaxing family, football, freedom, faith and great food, dr. fauci and joe biden were stewing over new covid concerns. and the top dish on their menu was omicron the transformer sounding new variant of the coronavirus that has emerged out of south africa. while sleepy joe woke from nantucket nap to warn the public this morning. >> this variant is a cause for concern not a cause for panic. we have the best vaccine in the world, the best medicines, the best scientists, and we're learning more every single day. [clearing throat] >> biden says it's cause for concern yet, at the same time we are learning more every single day. so, maybe there is no need for concern at all. don't tell that to the fear-mongering lap dog leftist medi

also watch "special report" with bret. now. >> bret: already, you guys look great out there and no cigar smell walking by down here. good evening, i'm bret baier freaking down tonight. the defense rests in the case of the illinois teenager on trial for killing two people and wounding another during a racial justice protest in wisconsin last summer. if lawyers for kyle rittenhouse focus today on the key issue of self-defense. correspondent garrett is in kenosha, wisconsin, tonight with the latest. good evening. >> good evening to jo,

. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president biden hits a new low of 38% in a new "u.s.a. today" approval poll as democratic infighting stalls his massive social spending bill and challenges now to his compensation plan for illegal immigrants and separation from their children. this comes on the heels of congress passing his long awaited infrastructure bill, a bipartisan bill that could really only pass with republican help. there's also plenty reef sis tans to

fortunately you know that state a little bit. >> bill: thank you, bret. a lot of numbers in a quick amount of time. >> dana: you have to visit us in new jersey sometime. >> bill: looking forward to your interview with manchin. curious to know where he is and where he sees this thing going. minneapolis voted to keep the police department as is despite a push to dissolve it. reaction from a former sheriff on that coming up next. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) veteran homeowners. while mortgage rates are still near all time lows, support immune health! home values just keep going up. now's the time to refi and take out cash. the newday 100 va loan let