. >> dana: i'm dana perino and "america's newsroom." the shock is setting in for the people of waukesha. darrell brooks makes his first court appearance this afternoon. this is not his first run-in with the law. he faced criminal charges 10 times over the past two decades. >> bill: the city of waukesha reeling from the attack. five dead. dozens more injured. people reacting in the early hours. >> we're all in this together. we are waukesha strong. >> how unbelievably touched we all are. >> helpless, it's tough. so you just do everything you can and you don't know what that is sometimes. >> one of those things that you will remember for the rest of your life, you know. and we went from a situation of just exuberant, thrilled children to calamity. >> we grieve together now and heal together moving forward. >> what happens today, mike? >> in eight hours darrell brooks is scheduled to make his first appearance for the waukesha christmas parade massacre. when you look at the court records that are available, they go back essentially to when

to dana. >> dana: i don't want you to get in trouble. wrap it up, jesse. >> jesse: i have a lot to say. >> dana: they said we have time. >> jesse: here we go. this is what the left did. they falsely label something racest and justifies the riots. that justifies the their ransacking and looting and burning. you can't get in the way of a righteous riot, right? makes you racist, right? so kyle got in the way. he should have taken a being. that's what the prosecution said. take your beating. kyle didn't take the beating. he used self-defense. they can't have that. they had to make an example out of kyle. they have to chill other people from trying to protect their own communities. total snobs. why would you want to connect kenosha? it's flyover country. middle class people with fires got started at a car dealership. whoopy. who cares? you know, the other thing, they come after santa barbara or the hamptons. private property. expensive. that's worth protecting. so they're conditioning the country to bow to the mob. they're conditioning the co

dana, i recommend dana's chapter. she recommends mine. >> dana: also i want to read jesse watters chapter. >> if you want to go back to cincinnati, ohio and bill hemmer christmases are in the book. dana talks going from wyoming and white house christmases. we have a bunch of fox news talent christmas stories. we love christmas and feel like there has been an attack on chris miss. what better way to celebrate christmas than bring the stories people have. we see you and get to know you. what a great way to get to know you in a different capacity. the stories that come from your youth. we share recipes, pictures, >> dana: best recipe is my sister's chex mix recipe. and my mom's recipe, too. >> it's a great gift. get your shopping done early. it was made in america. produced in america by all of you. you have no supply chain issues. >> bill: thank you, sean. number one. talk soon. fox nation going all out patriots awards are tonight. the ceremony takes place at the hard rock live in hollywood, florida. pete hegseth, a who

>> dana: ready for the great week. i'm dana perino. the president and the chief of staff try to say we're moving forward and get better. these are just a snapshot in time. for the white house this has been consistent. we're exactly one year out from the mid-terms. independents who put the president in office are having serious buyer's remorse. >> half of them say the president has done worse than they had expected. the white house dismissing it as the result of a rough and tough year. >> dana: that's an understatement. americans are paying more for just about everything. supply chain crisis is not going anywhere. >> bill: americans unhappy with the surge at the border not to mention the proposed $450,000 payment for migrants who came illegally. >> dana: parents who protested critical race theory finding themselves in the crosshairs of the biden justice department. >> bill: forn policy, that disastrous exit out of kabul. untold number of americans and allies still left behind and 13 service members killed. >> dana: congress finally pass

thank you, dana. >> dana: thank you, percy. >> 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

but this is still heading to a very disastrous situation in my judgment, dana. >> dana: we'll keep you on hold because this is just starting as these talks get back underway. thank you, general. >> great talking to you. >> bill: 22 before the hour. organized gangs invading retail centers and shopping malls. grabbing whatever they want. threatening anyone in their way. what is behind the growing crime crisis? a bigger question, how do we fix it now? >> it's a manifestation of weak leadership and manifestation of some really bad decisions that our leaders made. a manifestation of deciding we'll defund the cops. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ earn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >> dana:

dana. >> dana: thank you for the upset. former seattle police chief knows about dealing with protest, her new book is called "black in blue," nice to see you, good morning. former new york city police commissioner ray kelly, he was a big part of this program. you go into neighborhoods, you're plain clothes and you try to root out the violence. he said it was effective, it was then labeled racist and the program was stopped. was that is the right call? >> i would not want to second guess commissioner ray kelly. i will tell you this, i have heard mayor adams layout a plan for public safety to be affect the whole city of new york. i don't think anyone is looking for any instances or cases police officers violating anyone's rights, utilizing police brutality. i think the vision is to go forward in way that provides public safety for everyone involved and i think that will be good for all of us. i believe people are looking forward, not back, no one wants to see violence or bloodshed, there has to be a plan to protect people, es

dana. >> dana: the jury resuming deliberations in the arbery trial. they are weighing murder charges against three defendants accused of chasing and killing arbery while jogging through a neighborhood in southern georgia. prosecutors say the killing was racially moet vaitd. defense claims the men were making a citizens arrest and suspected arbery of burglary. also white house press secretary jen psaki dismissing a question whether president biden would apologize to kyle rittenhouse after characterizing him as a white supremacist last year. >> would the president ever apologize to kyle rittenhouse for suggesting online and on tv that he is a white supremacist? >> this about a campaign video released last year that used president trump's own words during a debate as he refused to condemn white supremacists and militia groups. the president believes in condemning hatred, division and violence. >> dana: rittenhouse was acquitted in the fatal shooting of two men last year. in an interview with tucker carlson rittenhouse accused the president of defaming hi

for more, here is dana. >> dana: here is gas prices. there's lots of reasons for that, but voters think about the here now. how do you ending up a situation for the we has or no question marks become dominic >> it's a situation that i've seen outsidr impeachment. we really sought ratings start to tank. on top of that, with runaway inflation after the administration predicted that inflation will be transitory, it is a perfect storm against administration. it is as difficult a situation as you can imagine. i have what i call the rule of 50. the minute you go below 50, and accelerates downward because everybody realizes it is in their political advantage to kick you. >> bill: what you think about the sound bite from ron a moment ago. he talked about people every week and it's what you do for a living. based on what they know about build back better, will they be better off? >> most people think that the bill is inflationary. what most people know is it somewhere between $1.753.5 trillion of additional government expenditures. he knows basi

dana. >> dana: thank you rich. >> bill: want to bring in karl rove former deputy chief of staff at the white house. rich was just mentioning the poll numbers. this is what abc has. economy 58% disapprove. only 36% approve of that. you go one more, disapprove or approve the way the president is handling coronavirus. back in april he was up 33 points. he was up 33 points in april. today he is minus 2 and has another challenge now. how do you see it going? >> well, the numbers are bad and as rich said, inflation plays a big role in it. this is where inflation was on ally thames in january. up 1.4% over the previous year. in october it was up 7.5% over last year. shelter up 4%, food 6.3%. energy up 35.6% and in january it was down 3.6%. it was deplating the cost of energy. this is affecting a lot of people at the grocery store and at the gas pump and at the department store and as a result of the president's in bad shape. the same problem applies in a way to the whole issue of the supply chain that we are now talking about. and that is that they don't have a plan. the plan to the degree th

dana. >> dana: thank you so much, christina. >> bill: here in new york city a big event coming up on sunday. the city marathon turns 50. you will hear a lot of inspiring stories including this one right here. these two women shannon slutman and irene sullivan are two friend who lost their husbands. lost them in the line of duty 2019. they're supporting the tunnel to tower foundation that frank cilia runs so well. we're sorry for your loss and pleased to see your inspiration. shannon, tell us what you are doing this weekend. >> good morning. well, irene and i are battle buddies. we lost our husbands within four months of each other. i lost chris in afghanistan and irene's husband was killed and we used exercise as a way of getting through this and inspiring our five kids between the two of us. and this weekend irene hit me up and said do you want to run the marathon? maybe. so we decided to go for it and raising money fortune el to towers this weekend. >> bill: did you say this weekend? >> we're doing it on sunday. >> bill: you haven't trained. >> sure we have. >> dana: i think he tho

dana, your thoughts on the chirps? >> dana: finally vindication and i am one, not crazy and also come up indication that i have been trying to tell everybody in order to rest your brain, you don't need to know every time your phone is getting an email because you are looking at it all day long. there used to be this gal and she had different notification for each thing. so like if an email came in from it was one thing. if she sent a tweet commit was that swoosh noise and then if a text message another one. just too much distraction. save yourself and fellow americans. >> jesse: save yourself from a grade. >> greg: technology is always waiting for biology to catch up, right? that happens with every kind of innovation and in this case the doorbell effect. we reacting quickly to silent notifications as if they are the old-fashioned doorbell. when you were young and years ago the doorbell would ring, you'd would say, just a second. >> geraldo: now i'm scared to. [laughter] >> greg: that is how the brain is reacting, 20, 3

i'm dana perino. he is great. >> bill: loudon county ground zero in the battle for parental rights in school. the latest salvo. parents want a say in their kids' education and what happens inside their schools. parents in loudon county confronting the school board again last night. >> that board is overseeing the worst example of education leadership in the history of this country. >> i told you this wasn't about an election and we're still here. i said we would see you in court. as of 3:30 today we are now in court. thank you. >> bill: we pick up the story in d.c. again. aishah hosni. >> things got heated again last night as angry parents showed up, shouted and informed the school board that they have now collected enough signatures to file a legal petition to recall the remaining school board members over a quote breakdown in trust. >> when you are recalled and removed from office it will be much more satisfying. see you in court. >> county public school board meeting since youngkin won the governor

dana. >> dana: always good to see you. thank you so much. president biden turning a blind eye to this week's stunning election results forging ahead with his increasingly unpopular progressive agenda missing the point on tuesday's losses blaming anyone but himself as the political tide turns against his party. i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. president coming home from overseas to find his party divided in congress, still fighting over the climate and social spending bills and infrastructure. some democrats argue the bill is popular with the public despite the latest election results from tuesday. others like senator joe manchin disagree with that conclusion. >> the reconciliation bill the way it needs to be worked, cbo scoring talking more about the effects it has through our economy and people's lives. that's something reasonable to ask. a lot of concerns let's put it that way. i'm not going to -- they're working off the past bill. that won't be the bill i work off of. >> dana: president biden shooting down reports

dana? >> dana: christmas list to santa including penguins get their letters to santa in the box. they get it right. and my producer karen got them exactly what they wanted which is my book "everything will be okay." actually a wonderful independent book shop in point pleasant, new jersey, the little point book shop they are having a special sale this week if you order by book by december 5th. get a personalized copy signed by me in time for christmas. go to the little point book shop.com. it's adorable. and everybody should buy their books at independent bookstore. >> jesse: it is a good time. >> dana: that should be your new year's resolution, everyone. >> jesse: plugging our books again. geraldo? >> geraldo: 20 years ago this week george harrison the quittle quiet beentle passed. he was great guy. 15 years before his death, almost exactly, i interviewed him for entertainment tonight. just before we started our daytime show. and here is a clip of george heroin son. >> how long are you going to rock and roll. >> i don't know just fall over. >> geraldo: rock forever. tax man. got

>> dana: if they were smart they would. they would say oh, my gosh, we better make sure we have everything that we are on top of it. we have covered a case a few months ago on "america's newsroom. close with this woman whose husband was abusing her terribly. he was supposed to be in jail. he gets one of these deals. supposed to be a court that day and it's of going to court, he went back to the house, almost killed her. thought he had killed her and then went upstairs and she had to listen to him kill her child. this very same thing at happen. you can go to any city that has these. we talked about three of them this morning. this happened here in new york. yes, if they were smart, they would do this. but i would say americans are in a mood. they are in the mood for a change. what happened this past year for example when they were watching zoom school had realizing that the school board might've been represented by people that they didn't think represented them very well, what happened? people decided to run for office only

dana. >> dana: i remember that well. thank you, chad. >> bill: want to bring in california democrat jared hoff, thank you for your time. got 96 members, carry a lot of weight. nancy pelosi says does it change the agnd and she said no. can both bills pass or are they both dead? >> i think they can both pass. my colleagues in the progressive caucus are ready to put up our votes. we trust the president to deliver the 51 votes we need in the united states senate. if there is a takeaway from elections for democrats i hope is that we need to finish our work and do things that people will feel positively in their lives. if and when we do that i think we'll be rewarded at the polls. >> dana: senator mcconnell had comments about all of this. call for number five everybody in the control room could check. he said it has been challenging exercise for democrats. watch. >> this seems to be quite a challenging exercise for them. i'm glad it is. this is a bill america does not want and does not need. the ideal solution would be not to

. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." yesterday on "the five" with introduced percy the newest member of the family a puppy. he wasn't that well behaved on the five. >> bill: like gutfield. >> dana: nearly 60% say the president isn't paying enough attention to the most important problems. this according to a new poll from cnn. >> it underscores the achilles heel with the white house. administration struggling to give a straight answer for just about anything. the latest is the michigan oil pipeline whether or not the president will shut it down in the middle of an energy crisis. >> dana: last week the proposed $450,000 pay-outs to migrants. he called the report garbage and the white house walked it back a day later. >> bill: the number of americans left stranded in afghanistan. that figure is changing by the day ranging from 100 to 450 still. >> dana: messaging on vaccines is muddled at best. recent booster roll-out prompting more questions than answers and two dozen states are suing over a vax mandate. >> griff jenkins w

dana. >> dana: pack your patience, everyone. it doesn't add weight to your suitcase but might give you more peace of mind. >> bill: those americans plan to hit the road for the holiday will face gas prices soaring to new highs. gallon of gas is up 1.30 from 12 months ago. stunning. maria bartiromo anchors of mornings with maria, how are you doing and good morning. i was watching your show a few hours ago. you were keen on the cbs poll that found 33% approval for joe biden how he is handling inflation. people know it. they see it and they get it. >> that's right, yeah. these are some of the kitchen table issues that hit us all. it doesn't matter your income scale. it doesn't matter what you like or don't like. you buy food, you buy gasoline, and so this issue is resonating more than most with the american people. and while it is likely going to be one of the most expensive thanksgivings on record because of the spikes in all foods, the gasoline price is probably going to hurt the most. because of the covid situation that we're st

we will give full coverage, on dana's show in the morning. >> dana: thank you. >> geraldo: i could pass on a comic relief not to experience and some joy when my least favorite congressman, adam schiff, got in broad daylight by "the view" for his toxic role in promoting the totally discredited phony trump russia dossier that torture then president trump and put the country under hell. watch them squirm through this tough line of questioning. because the president's -- >> you put together the information yourself for years by promoting it. that's what people who entrusted you to be the senate until community chair confused by your culpability in this. >> i disagree with your promise. it's one thing to say an allegation should be investigated, and they were. it's another to say that we should -- that some people were lying, which is impossible of course to do. let's not use that as a smoke screen to somehow shield donald trump's culpability for inviting russia to help him in the election, which they did. none of that is undercut. some don't like none that serious misconduct is diminished b

ready to rascal around on the roof. >> dana: jessica? >> jesse: fun night with "dancing with the stars." i don't know if anyone else is a fan. i'm a fan of cody rigby and i missed watching it. i didn't get a chance to watch it. i was watching other things. yes, i'm so glad this is your one more thing. former nba store won "dancing with the stars." is he making history 2016 he won the nba championship. he was the first time that an nba an nba player taken home the mirror ball. dancing with partner. married to tee ona taylor a recording artist. and she had a part in the song that they danced to. to win it all. congratulations to them. it's such a fun show. >> dana: you don't think cody was robbed. >> he got covid. his moves on the bike aren't great. >> earlier dance in the season modern. >> dana: brian, you have an entire minute. >> brian: what is the fastest thing a human body can do. >> sit. >> swing. >> brian: here's a clue >> brian: snap your fingers. that is faster than blinking according to georgia tech it takes seven milliseconds to

>> dana: what? >> greg: figure it out. >> dana: spiny ant eater. >> greg: i don't know i will leave it at that. >> dana: if i think about it in the middle of the night i will send you a text. >> jesse: don't text him in the middle of the night. [laughter] >> dana: you are right. i will just wait until the morning. thanksgiving, some people wondering have we lost the meaning of thanksgiving? i don't think so. there's still some united states things that happen out there. there's a woman named suzanne and her husband edward recently moved to brook line massachusetts from columbia. she studies at harvard medical school. never had a thanksgiving continuer with traditional american family and food. put a note up on next door the app. everyone seems to love and hate. she got 200 people inviting them to dinner. complete strangers invited them. they ended up with going with carol weser from brook line. met with the family instant connection. a lovely little thanksgiving story for your monday after the holid

>> 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

dana. >> dana: thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> trace: president biden is set to hold a virtual meeting with china's president xi today. the first since china tested a hypersonic missile and one major concern. let's not forget their lack of transparency on the origins of covid-19 and threatening actions toward taiwan among other things. let's bring in retired four star general jack keane senior strategic analyst. great to see you. if you were advising the president today prior to his virtual meeting with president xi, what is the top priority in your view general? is it taiwan, the missile firing, is it the wuhan lab leak, what do you think? >> it's the general relationship itself. the tensions between our two countries have never been as high as they are. certainly as china's aggression that is driving this and their strategic goals to dominate the indough pacific region and replace the united states as the world's leader is driving it. the top of the line issue for the administration and the concern that they

>> bill and dana, a big day in kenosha, wisconsin. those celebrations will begin i the courthouse behind me in kenosha for the kyle rittenhous trial. law enforcement telling me they're not expecting issues bu they are definitely prepared here in wisconsin. take a look at this video overnight from wisconsin national guard. they have 500 national guard on standby just they are near waukesha, which i close to milwaukee. many businesses covered by plywood hit as they never even reopen after the unrest just last summer. just an hour, 12 of the 18 juries -- jurors were chosen at random an then the deliberation will begi here. kyle rittenhouse is on trial fo shooting three male last summer following the plea shooting of jacob. the question how long will it take for the jury to decide if he was defending himself that night or if he is responsible for provoking the shootings, no facing five charges. during the more than five hours of closing arguments, prosecutors say that he was pointing a gun before the shooting community and a defens team f

. >> dana: i'm going to copy geraldo and do dana, dana's news with dana. [cheers] >> dana: the drawing our producers did better than graphic. i was gone for a few days a little bit of family time i saw my mom and sister in denver. little ada jane and paxton is behind in the slide you can see with the leaves in wyoming. that was pretty fun. i got to see my dad. and my sister's good friend mindy from 3rd grade. thanks are dennis for taking the picture. this is a toy this teaches you how to ride a bull. i was going to get this for jesse. my uncle says this is the bull that you are going to ride. there you go. when we finally get to go up. a real treat i met bren hill a singer songwriter from utah. we played one of his songs today on "the five. >> welcome back. >> jesse: can i eat the bull before i ride it? >> katie: how do you think that works? >> dana: after. >> jesse: national sandwich day that's what the feeding frenzy is all about, people. this is a -- big debate in the country are s'mores a sandwich? so we have some yet puffed marshmallows and the specia

jonathan: dana, thank you for being with us. dana peterson of the conference board. the data has been better-than-expected on retail sales and elsewhere. the market is picking up the front end of the yield curve. the conversation of the next fed rate hike, we will have that with david jones of bank of america talking about the latest economic data in america. the rate hike conversation gets a little bit more fuel. tom: we cannot say enough about the originality of this november of 2021. as we spoke to william dudley and mr. lacher, today we speak with the genuine beast. james bullard back to 2008 who said the economic community on its ear talking about regime change, the idea of how a central bank should act. the phd from indiana joins us this morning and our questions always led to the beginning, unlike at the press conference, by our michael mckee. michael: i am not sure what the beast means, but we are happy to happy with us on bloomberg radio and television this morning. there's a lot going on to talk about. there is an elephant in the room or at least there will

matt: dana, thank you for joining us. dana d'auria, envestnet & co. chief investment officer, talking to us about this bounce back. let's get to something that caught my eye in the u.s.. retail foot traffic rose by almost 31% last week from a year earlier, according to a bloomberg analysis of data collected by safe grab. all categories attract posted increases but beauty led the pack with the biggest year-over-year gain as people are going back out into the open. online retailers are slighting today, as early reads from adobe and salesforce indicate a slower start for online, according to bank of america. shares of ebay, etsy and shopify are all lower on the day. it doesn't look like cyber monday is necessarily going to be the boost we would have hoped for the online retailers. we still have to wait until the end of the day. cyber monday is now really a global phenomenon and not just the u.s., black friday as well, becoming a global phenomenon and not just about black friday. coming up, governments step up travel restrictions due to the new variant, o

remember dana king from her work in bay area news. but that's old news. this is dana king today. i hate being he has moved from award-winning journalist to a nationally recognized goal always created. i've always done open the bag clay and see what i'm just on zone. and it just is a place of peace for me. it is quite a contrast from her 25 year long journey in television. 15 of those years in local news, i do not miss working on the i miss that adrenaline rush i miss excitement. >> but i i'm so much happier and so much at peace. with myself and with life and not living. >> on the clock when off the new set. her life was much more than a straight laced news anchor king won a number of medals for rowing used to ride motorcycles lived on a houseboat in sausalito and was a union rep at work. she's been call competitive tough and definitely non-traditional. i come by it quite naturally my mother. was her own woman. >> my mom. >> was a white woman who married a black man secretly in the 50's, then became a widow left to raise 2 brown children in the 60's by herself when she turned 50.

dana: yes. brian: you should not host a morning show because your dog just wants to sleep in the mornings. look, he's tired. dana: it's better than when he was sleeping now. steve: you're like the dog whisperer. can you tell us whose coming up on your show in 20 minutes? dana: well first of all bill hemmer will be there that's the most important part and then we have larry kudlow, so we'll talk about the inflation number, we also have cash patel, there to talk about some of the situations going on with afghanistan also, lindsey graham as well will be here for that and we also have kristin anderson. i mean, basically, it's like " fox & friends" continues on" america's newsroom." ainsley: will he make another appearance? dana: i think he's done. ainsley: is he sleeping well at night? dana: yes, although peter has been up with him, i'm fortunate to be able to turn that over to peter. brian: we look forward to track ing his growth. ainsley: you're sleeping well, peter not so much. dana: i'm just try

i want to go back to what dana said. geraldo said the right wing is cancelling kamala and you said the west wing was. that was really good, dana. that's really good. i think that deserves some applause. the context here is very key, greg. you remember when the europeans wanted to seize the libyan oil fields so they begged obama and biden, can you help us topple qaddafi? they were like, let's lead from behind. topple qaddafi. turned into a failed state. turned into a migrant crisis the europeans can't solve. who else knows how to trigger a migrant crisis and not solve it? kamala harris. let's get her over here. >> she's amazing. >> she is. >> yes. >> all right. the fastest is up next. ♪♪ our sleigh is now ready, let's get on our way. a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes. must be carried across all roads and all bridges. and when everyone is smiling and having their fun i can turn my sleigh north because my job here is done. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it'

dana: for sure. it was a major victory. it came a little late for the democrats, but, it is certainly something that speaks to increasing productivity. we have seen that with the pandemic. productivity increased at a higher margin for companies. now with the infrastructure bill, we should expect that. i think it is good for cyclicals. i think it is good for reopening. heidi: what is the one set are among cyclicals you need to pay particular attention to? dana: expected earnings for shared growth in 2022. financials do not have the edge the way industrials, discretionary. i don't know it is -- if it is something you should shy away from so much, but you will have to contend with the yield curve flattening a little bit and where that takes us. heidi: dana, we have seen higher wages in the latest jobs numbers. we know that input costs are rising given supply chain disruptions. how will this affect the performance of these businesses on the market, -- the market? dana: third-quarter gdp growth was kind of lackluster, probably,

dana. the democratic party is like a co-host who buys everyone on the staff pizza to point out that the other co hosts did not buy the pizza. i am buying you pizza but they are not. she could have said go in together to buy the pis. >> would you like to pitch in? >> i don't know what you are talking about.zza. >> would you like to pitch in? >> i don't know what you are talking about. we congratulate our staff for the amazing ratings. >> it was not going to cost you anything just like this bill. it will cost you nothing. you get all of the benefits. that's how it works. i think the democrat are between a rock and a hard place. if they ignore the will of the voters that have just spoken that will be bad for them. but if they don't press forward they would have nothing to show their base. in a mid-terms election you need the base to turnout. i can see why somebody like aoc is trying to make this point. you didn't get enough people to turnout who care about the things you said you would run on.

i don't know if dana's hearing me. hold on for a moment, dana. we're going to get your microphone and your audio working. david, what is your sense about what's going on in the gop right now? >> i think they'll continue their dissent into madness. they now think maybe after this recent election, they found a magic formula. stick with trump up to a point, but then put out a few new things. i think it's still on the fringes, these people are mad. and they're so denigrating to our politics. i just can't tell you, the drop in quality from what you and i were used to, what we grew up with, to what now represents the republican party. it's so sad. so tragic and really dangerous. >> david and dana, i want both of you to stand by for a moment. one of former president trump's strongest congressional allies is trying to down play a truly shocking video he posted to social media depicting violence against top democrats including the president of the united states. brian todd is working the story for us. this is just the latest example, very disturbing examp

>> we're going to follow that very carefully, dana. that's what we say -- and that that's what we mean when we say we need to let the science and the date to follow. and we will follow people who get boosted. we don't know right now. we have to be perfectly transparent and honest. we will do the best we can to keep the american people optimally protected. if that means that will be a boost that absolutely everyone has to have, so be it, we'll do it that way. but it will be guided by the science. people should not be put off by the fact as time goes by and we learn more and more about the protection we might modify the guidelines. that's what we've been saying all along by follow the science. things change and you have to follow the data. >> which i understand, but given the fact you're saying please get boosters to people who are vaccinated, before we get boosters, at this point given what you know, is it accurate to say that two shots doesn't mean fully vaccinated anymore? >> two shots for a time frame means you're fully vaccinated. b

>> we're going to follow that very carefully, dana. that's what we say -- and that that's what we mean when we say we need to let the science follow. and we will follow people who get boosted. we don't know right now. to be perfectly transparent, we will do the best we can to keep the american people optimally protected. if that means that will be a boost that absolutely everyone has to have, so be it, we'll do it that way. but it will be zbiguided by the science. people should not be put off by the fact as time goes by and we learn more and more about the protection we might modify the guidelines. that's what we've been saying all along by follow the science. things change and you have to follow the data. >> which i understand but given the fact you're saying please get boosters to people who are vaccinated, if before we get boosterred. at this point given what you know, accurate to say two shots doesn't mean fully vaccinated anywhere? >> two shots for a time frame means you're fully vaccinated. but the thing you want to get the peopl

as dana knows, i've been in the minority. it's not fun. so there is pressure on both sides to get these two bills passed in one form or another and try to have a fighting chance in what is going to be a very difficult midterm environment. >> dana, even now, though, if these do, in fact, pass, all the bipartisanship of getting the first one voted on initially, has that just kind of gone out the window? the benefit of having a bipartisan bill was that you show you can work across the aisle. it's been so long since that was done, does this now all just get lost in the mix? >> yes, and it has been for some time. when you look at sort of the messaging, the political messaging that, see, this is a president that said he could bring two sides together. he did, and nobody can take that away from him. the sort of reality is that what you're going to see is when the bipartisan infrastructure bill gets passed in the house after it passed by huge bipartisan majority in the senate, you're going to see the republicans go home who voted for it, and even

tom: dana telsey of telsey advisory group, thank you so much. if you want to get italy you take jfk to madrid and then off to naples. we grabbed him off the road to jfk, and we are forced interrupt his trip took a brief. -- his trip to capri. jon ferro steps in. if i cave-in -- if i came in unshaven, i would go to the timeout chair. your styling. jonathan: i was at the gym watching christmas with the cranks on the big screen. tom: we were all to an announcement. you've been out front on saying they are late. jonathan: punch ball reporting the fed chair announcement could be as early as 9:00. perhaps seven minutes away. what this will come down to is continuity and confirm ability. you want to make a change at the top of the federal reserve and what looks like it inflation point for monetary policy? will discuss that through the next several hours. and confirmability, whoever it is, this'll be a contentious one in d.c. when we go to those hearings. tom: what we will have is intelligent conversation on this , linking this decision into the markets

>> absolutely, dana. let's make it clear. when there is lack of clarity people get confused and are not sure what to do. if you were 18 or older and you've been fully vaccinated with moderna or pfizer mrna six months or more ago get a booster. if it is j & j and two months ago or more get a booster. we shouldn't get hung up on should, may. just go out and get boosted. we know they are safe and highly effective and bringing very high up the optimization of your protection. just go ahead and get boostered. now is the time to do it as we get into the holiday season and you want to be fully protected in the sense of getting optimal. the vaccines themselves are clearly still highly effective but you want to make sure the durability of that protection is longer and that is the reason why you get boosted because we so the protection starts to wane a bit. bottom line, get boostered. >> thank you for clarifying that. it's so important. two months ago, the fda rejected authorizing boosters for all adults. and former fda commissioner sc

dana. give me your take, dana, because as david said, it works for youngkin, he doesn't have a history he has to explain with donald trump. right? he is new to it. he doesn't necessarily have ties to trump. so he could do that, keep him at arm's distance. >> he doesn't have the baggage of appearing at him. we're looking ahead to the mid-terms, being in the capitol on january 6th, taking a position on whether the election was free or fair. the most basics, basic of questions for mumt also and democracy. that is why, if you think about liz cheney or adam kinzinger and their two separate examples, but a i'll tell you where i'm going with this. if liz cheney were voting in virginia, there is no question she would be fine with a glenn youngkin. the reason is because he hasn't been a threat to democracy. it's not as if republicans like that are looking for democrats to vote for. because they believe in conservative ideals or even independents are looking for people who are speaking to them. the s

dana? >> nick watt, thank you for that report. >>> i want to bring in chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. dr. gupta, thank you so much for joining me. in today's briefing, dr. anthony fauci laid out all the things we don't know about the omicron variant, including whether it can evade the vaccine. so given that, can you explain to our viewers why it is so important to get the shot? >> well, there's pretty clear evidence, i think, if you look at some of the early data from south africa that the vaccines do present some -- do provide some protection. south africa is a country about 60 million people, about 16 million people have been vaccinated. and what they are finding is the people showing up positive with this new variant are almost all unvaccinated. so that's a data point that i think they'll pay attention to and another reason that people should get this shot. but i want to show you something else. if you track the trajectory of the pandemic through south africa since the begi

dana: kind of all of the above. we keep joking he seems to be just as much of a mythical creature is bigfoot itself. it was a pretty wonderful experience getting to take him into the woods and look for a legend with a legend. greg: he is everything you hope he is and more. he is a national tragedy. l treasure. kristen: with bigfoot, all we have gotten our grainy pictures or videos and technology has gotten so good. don't you think if he existed, we would have concrete footage by now? greg: well, that is if you are looking at bigfoot as an animal. but we think bigfoot is probably closer to something like a ghost. ghost, poltergeist cases, footprints and handprint all the time. you just don't think anything of them because they look like ours, but if it is the ghost of something that used to exist or maybe something we would refer to as an aggregat by the minds of people thinking about bigfoot all over the place, then that would be why we don't have evidence of it. the truth is, we don't know. i have no idea what it i

dana telsey, ceo of telsey advisory group. checking on shares of sweet green. 86% pop from the issue price. more ahead. stay with us. amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang with matt miller. we are turning to stock of the hour. the world's biggest chipmaker by market cap, nvidia is seeing big growth in data centers and games. kriti gupta is here. just don't say metaverse. >> it will be hard not to because they are offsetting supply chain concerns, doing it in a way that means they are reserving data centers. that could mean serving the metaverse at one point, but also crypto mining, or simply corporate networks. that is the essence of why they beat earnings so much. 55% year-over-year change. it is not all sunshine and random was at nvidia. they also had a drop in automotive sales because of those supply chain concerns. that is where you saw those concerns show up. it is leading the s&p 500 higher, all because of those record third-quarter sales. it is the number 30 gaynor in the year -- three gainer of the year. c

also with us, "state of the union" anchor dana bash. dana, what do you make after such a poor showing at the ballot box this week, democrats still have not been able to pass the president's agenda? >> well, it seems to me that in part, it is because of the poor showing that what you're seeing right now is the moderates, those who have the most to lose politically, because they have the potential of losing, many of them, josh gottheimer is one. we heard from abigail spanberger who is in virginia and others who won -- most of them in 2018 and they made the democratic majority, but they won because they're in conservative districts. and now they're facing a situation where they're looking at passing this large social safety net bill and most of them say they support a lot of it, but there's some of it in there that i'm told many of them believe could be politically really, really dangerous for them. immigration is one example. not a lot of people have talked about it, but in here some of the moderates believe what that would effectively do

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james carville and dana bash join me. dana, where do you see the race headed? >> anybody's guess. one of the things john was pointing to were the suburbs around where i am in washington, d.c., and the key question is whether or not glenn youngkin can change the unbelievable trajectory towards the democrats in those areas. and this is just anecdotal. i was 7:30 in the morning on saturday, anderson, at the farmers market in alexandria. james carville knows that well. he used to live, i think, not too far from there. and it was packed, packed. not for a terry mcauliffe rally but for a glenn youngkin rally. and that is an area, alexandria, where joe biden won by 80%. eight-zero percent just last year. if that kind of enthusiasm anecdotally -- i'm obviously conceding that and that's very important -- can translate into election day, then terry mcauliffe could have a really big problem because those are the areas where democrats are really relying on getting out their vote. >> james, you're a mcauliffe supporter. you've helped fund-raiser for him and many other democrats as well. how co

we got to do a better job i think. >> james carville, dana bash, appreciate it. thanks. lot to watch for tomorrow. >>> coming up next, more on the role the former president's playing as a surrogate for one side and object of fear for the other. >>> also, what he doesn't want us to know about his role in january 6th. some fascinating details about what we are just learning now about the documents that he is trying to keep away from congress. >>> and later, the supreme court taking up the texas six-week abortion law with some surprising statements by two members of the court's conservative wing. we will talk about what that may mean for challenges to the law. . that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than you think. don't open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it's what you do with it, that makes life worth living. principal. for all it's worth. as someone who resembles someone else, i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what

. >> dana: i would say that's not like your go-to summer song. it doesn't get you hyped but you love that song. >> bill: it's a classic. >> dana: and you sing it well. >> bill: a couple of things before we get out of here. check out hemmer time and a prediction on the mid-terms. i have a birthday this weekend. i won't be here on monday. >> dana: happy birthday. >> bill: hold the fort down and have a great weekend. >> dana: here's the "faulkner focus." >> harris: pressure from americans on president biden to pull the country out of an economic crisis that exploded under his watch. you are watching the "faulkner focus." i am julie in for harris. it could cost democrats the majority in congress: inflation. the largest price hike for consumer goods in 3 decades. president biden is doing everything to convince americans the economy is in a recovery. it's hard to deny that reality with the holidays right around the corner. everything shot up in price. look at these numbers: tucker carlson says the president only has himself to blame. >> tucker: inflati

dana: and this can go on for days. yesterday, we got two forms to show that elon exercised his stock options were about to expire in august. this is something that he really spoke about publicly about in the fall. ok, elon is now selling his options like he said he would in the fall, but what about the 10%? last night, while people were trying to have dinner, we got eight more forms to show that he is beginning to sell, but he still has quite a long way to go. matt: it has hit tesla shares. the market cap was literally decimated. what are we looking at today? dana: shares have recovered. elon is selling some of his shares, as he forecasted he would do. what we don't know is if we are going to get more form fours today or if it will dribble out. you are seeing the share recovery because basically there is no question now. yes, elon is selling. part of the share move on monday could have been when the transaction took place. matt: i'm curious to get youtak. you have been covering the sector for many years. we have a new