jen psaki tweeted out late last night: the vice-president is a bold leader. can you be more specific? how is she doing as the border czar? the biden team may have opened the signing ceremony to sign the infrastructure bill an opportunity to show unity it was more of the same blunders from joe. take a look. >> it's my honor to sign the executive order and a couple of my friends will be coming out, i am told. cabinet members. here we go. where iserb? jill? >> [laughing]. >> jill is here. >> in a moment. >> i want to thank everyone -- vice-president harris, my cabinet members. my white house team. jill, doug, our first lady and our second husband. >> sean: it is beyond humiliating. biden had this bizarre moment. he could not find his mask. he is socially distanced and outside and got a booster. why is he looking for his mask. wandering between the podium and the desk looking inept. the latest baffling moment of joe biden. here with reaction "beyond biden" is in book stores everywhere, newt gingrich. what is kamala harris accomplished? supposed to be the border c

jen psaki tweeting out late last night for anyone who needs to hear it, vp is not only a vital partner to the president but a bold leader, was taken on key important challenges facingt the country. hey, jan, can you be more specific? how is she doing is the border as the borders are? about the biden team may have hope that today's dining ceremony for the infrastructure bill would have been an opportunity for a recess or an opportunity to show unity, ithe was more of the same blunders, predictably, from joe. take a look. >> president biden: and now it's my honor to sign an executive order and a couple of my friends are going to be coming out here i'm told. cabinet members. but you know -- here we go. where is everybody? jill. [laughter] >> please welcome heather curtin back! >> in a moment. >> president biden: i want to thank everyone who helped make this t happen. vice president harris, mike cabinet members. i white house team. jill, doug, our first lady and her first -- our first lady and her second husband. >> sean: ... it is beyond humiliating. keep looking at your screen. biden had

jen psaki saying that supply chain as people are going to get the troubles by christmas. they say that spending will build inflation and it is found to be deadened by politifact. the secretary blaming trump for the crisis. i could go on and on. it hurts their polling because optics matter. sound bites matter as you well know. >> kayleigh: and some of those sound bites will be in g.o.p. ads come november. and then they pull from the strategic petroleum reserve which is supposed to be for reserve stomach emergencies. "the wall street journal" pointing out that crude prices rose after the biden administration announced that the u.s. and other countries would tap it petroleum reserves. sorry, markets note that political gesture will not fix the public by certain age and could. >> tomi: it's a blip on the waiter to make radar. when you take into account how many barrels americans use and in places where i'm from her people drive trucks and the use a lot of gas and they also needo heat their home. they don't shut down pipelines and you don't threaten to shut down more pipelines

so at this -- at this point, jen psaki seems to be okay with only mild symptoms. we now have the explanation of why she is not on the trip and based on her last contact with the president being both outside and with masks and socially distanced, there isn't any sign whatsoever this will change anything about this white house trip. white house officials mostly just happy to hear white house press secretary jen psaki is doing okay. obviously, we now know why she is not on the foreign trip because of the potential for testing positive for covid-19. something we learned did happen today after four-straight days of negative tests. so white house press secretary jen psaki tests positive for covid not on the trip and that is the primary reason why. potential for that possibility for that. phil mattingly, cnn rome. >>> after 18 months of closed borders, international travel has returned for parts of australia. and with it, emotional reunions like these just a few hours ago at sydney's airport. thousands of australians living abroad had been unable to return home due to th

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press secretary jen psaki tests positive for the virus. how she got it, and her last contact with the president. >>> this is a one in a trillion -- one in a trillion -- >> alec baldwin speaks out. the actor talks to the paparazzi for the first time about the deadly on-set movie shooting. >>> good morning, and very good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden will take part in a u.n. climate conference that starts today in glasgow, scotland, but he's already calling out two powerful nations for their lack of action to combat the global crisis. laura podedesta is in new york with more on this. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the presidents of china and russia are not attending the climate conference. china for its part is responsible for more carbon emissions than any other nation on the planet. so critics are wondering how can change happen when those responsible aren't taking responsibility. world leaders are converging on scotland for this year's u.n. climate change conference. the c.o.p. 26 is co

that what the first check on jen psaki. your thoughts on that. >> i'm pleased to see that they have religion, if i can put it that way. the reality is jen psaki is not telling the truth. this will have dramatic inflationary pressure and most economists i talk to. i talk to economists in my echo chamber but this will have a long-term structural impact on our inflation and i would predict we will be most of 2022 if these bills get passed in the current state. >> martha: inflation is very hard to get past once it becomes engrained in the economy. very difficult to get past it and we'll see how that goes. congressman, you and border security caucus co-chair are calling on the president to fire homeland security chief mayorkas over what's going on at the southern border. you wrote under his watch more than 1.1 million aliens have attempted to illegally cross the southern border. that number is 1.6. vast quantities of illegal drugs have entered our country because agents were distracted taking care of large groups of illegal migr

white house press secretary jen psaki rejected those claims. >> americans are seeing the dollars and paychecks stretch right now. why would americans not be concerned that injecting more money would further raise inflation? >> no economist out there is projecting this will have a

over and jen psaki said no they're not planning on staying here that long. i think that was kind of a splash of cold water. that was a splash of cold water to the face of a lot of americans out there as american are being subject to vaccine mandates in different states with a private employer, and then you see those images of 15,000 people walking over. we know 12,000 of them were released into the country. they admitted that. so it's interesting to see. i was listening in my earpiece in ted cruz was definitely goin after secretary mayorkas parrot could get them so that we had the moment to come out of that breaking news we could look at the numbers. important reporting that you're doing great you mentioned the splash of cold water for jen psaki brachii referred to it this way, her pants were literally on fire because none of that was drew barrett get those new numbers just released those do not include that got away sprayed it does not includ the ones that got away. closer only the people they kno are taken into custody that the process. just on saturday al

jillian: jen psaki has a lot of excuses for the vice president's thinking approval rating and it is not her failure on-the-job. plus we do have great news to report this morning. >> to love my country. i'm here representing the usa and thank you so much for your support. i wouldn't be here without my faith, family and friends. >> that powerful moment one of many as we honored every day he rose at the fox nation patriot awards. you are watching "fox and friends first" thursday morning live at the hotel and casino in hollywood, florida where the awards were held last night. what a night it was. >> todd piro holding down the fort in new york, we begin with news, the kyle rittenhouse trial, they say the prosecution did not hand over in its entirety. marion referee with jury deliberations after day 3. >> reporter: the jury will deliberate for a third day. kyle rittenhouse stephen steen is seeking a mistrial on the grounds they were not provided with a clear copy of drone footage that ended up being key in the prosecution's case showing what transpired leading up to rittenhouse's shooting and

jen psaki says he remains part of every decision. >> the press -- the vice president is first in the room, last in the room somebody the president sees as a partner and consult with and seeks the advice and counsel on nearly every decision he makes. this decision was discussed with her. >> i don't believe that. >> if you look at the leaks coming out from both sides, one side blaming the other, the communications from each part of the white house, the white house, both bp's office leaving over the course of the last week or so there is something going on and i think it is because the policies they've pushed forward are not working, we the american people realize that end of january, the white house and the vp's office is waking up to this fact in the results of the elections in november help them realize it. >> think about reflect on everything griff jenkins talked about from a policy standpoint, inflation is up, gas prices are up, crime is up, borders wide open, people are unhappy, biden's fall numbers down, the only good news for president biden is kamala harris's poll numbers are w

we should note as you said that jen psaki had a breakthrough case. jen psaki is fully vaccinated, but this does happen, and she credits the vaccine for the fact that she only has mild symptoms. this is a win for the vaccine. she's infected but only mildly ill. erica, jim? >> that's what the data shows remarkly well across the board. elizabeth cohen, thanks so much. >>> tomorrow the cdc will consider emergency use authorization of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine for kids age 5 to 11. this is a big moment. if the agency and director sign off, those shots could be available to children as soon as this wednesday. >> right now, the pfizer vaccine, of course, is the only one available to those under 18, so i would's currently authorized for 12 to 17-year-olds. moderna now says that the fda, late friday, said it wants more time to review its vaccine for 12- to 17-year-olds, specifically citing concerns about the possible elevated risk in heart inflammation. joining us for more on this, a pediatrician, spokeswoman for the american academy of pediatrics. great to

jen psaki seem to put all the talk about that to rest last week. listen. >> reporter: president biden was telling allies he would run for reelection in 2024. can you confirm? >> that's his intention. >> sandra: "that's his intention." clearly the white house doesn't want anybody to believe he is not running for a second term. so even if he's not but they say he is, what would be the strategy area? >> look, no white house wants to be a lame duck, for the president to be a lame duck in the first year in office. they are obviously going to say that joe biden is running for reelection until they actually make a decision. buttigieg doesn't really fit the role of the type of candidate the democrats need for their future. he is certainly young and ran an impressive campaign last time around but he is sort of the candidate of the brainy democrats, the most intellectual democrats. that doesn't add up to a majority in the party, and buttigieg learned even though he ran on an impressive campaign for president that he did really badly with a lot of the more re

kamala harris's allies say she's been sidelined by the white house. >> jen psaki disputed that. the signing of today's infrastructure ceremony told us differently. >> in a moment. >> [laughing]. >> she didn't get an introduction. it's no mystery why kamala harris was cast aside. that cnn piece complained she was a victim of sexism and racism. watch her performance in france to know why she was sidelined. build back bluster. see if you can follow this. >> we must work together to see where we are headed and where we are going and our vision for where we should be and see it as a moment to together address the challenges and to work on the opportunities that are presented by this moment. what else are you going to do to fix this problem with inflation? >> let's start with this. prices have gone up. >> in that hang time interest rates went up. >> laura: remember when they ridiculed dan quayle. they hammered him. this takes my breath away. maybe she's been hanging around biden too long. the "new york times" said it was one of the worst campaigns they had ever seen. maybe kamala harr

if it's not in there he'll wont to fight for it. >> jen psaki right there. i want to focus on julie and get back to you on something that's a little bit interesting here. some republican lawmakers are praising kyle rittenhouse and offering him internships just days after congressman gosar was censured for his violent video about democrats. how is all of this affecting the mood up there on capitol hill? what's going on? >> reporter: well, the mood hasn't been the same since january 6th. i mean, there's just been palpable tension, especially in the house chamber, since that day between democrats and republicans. and that translated yesterday, because just two days before paul gosar, the arizona republican congressman who tweeted that violent animated video depicting him murdering congresswoman ocasio-cortez, he was censured by the house, a task they don't take lightly, and i was in the chamber for that vote and when the censure resolution was being read by speaker pelosi, gosar was surrounded by his republican colleagues, like congressman for a matt gaetz. the

issue. >> she admitted he does not have the authority to do it, jen psaki admitted that they may not have the authority to do it and in fact even six months ago they were all saying, of course you never mandate. of course you never mandate. and so the question is do we actually have a constitution that constrains to people like joe biden or is it just when he loses patience he can do whatever the hell he wants to? >> kayleigh: how was the press secretary saying defy the courts. i feel like they would be outraged if i did that with president trump? >> julie: this is so appalling to me, it's such a dereliction of the authorities of all three branches, and we saw this ignoring of the judicial branch is authority, remember when they ruled on brown versus the board of education, and there were a lot of people who said we are not going to listen to the ruling, we may ignore it, and what happened, four years later the supreme court reinforced that yes, everyone has to obey with the supreme court rules and that's why they fell in line, so the last time this happened there was a pretty big sm

matt, yours first. >> it was a great dig on the tweet from jen psaki you guys showed. there has been a shell game for a long time from the biden administration how much this will cost. for example, one of the largest pay fors in this bill is $400 billion simply through enforcing more through the irs. they claim they can do that by barely increasing the number of audits. it doesn't make any sense. seems like the cbo will finally call the biden administration out because they are making up numbers. they've been saying for weeks it will cost zero dollars. it's laughable. >> harris: when we crunch the numbers, matt and leslie, the average high is 1.85 trillion cost of the build back better bill combined with other spending initiatives over the past 18 months is actually staggering when you add all that up. the total 8.6 trillion dollars in spending. 12 zeros and president biden attempted a victory lap on this for the passage of his bipartisan infrastructure bill. people in new hampshire didn't seem excited about it. only a small crowd showed up to the event. some were even

psaki and peter doocy, i don't blame jen psaki, she has to answer for something that happened in a campaign. but she is having to defend it, but why won't the commander-in-chief come the president of the united states who ran on the unifier of the country be able to say i never should've said that? that's all he has to say, then jen psaki won't get asked about it all the time and they can talk about build back better and how they are going to save the world. sorry, jesse. kyle by what he said and acknowledging that his trial might've looked differently in his opinion if he had been black instead of white, that is more unifying than anything else that has been said in this entire trial by anything else, and he is 18 years old. >> brian: i hear you, he spent 87 days in jail and did not have to come his attorney attorneys claimed that he was safer there, they raise money on his defense, one of his attorney said he was in a militia, he said i don't know what a militia is, that's another sub story to this in that interview. >> dagen: i notice the defense attorney on friday that he immediately ca

you heard jen psaki saying well, it's the turkey about a dollar more for 20 pounds. it's a lot more than that. it's everyoning costs more now. it's not just the turkey. monica was spot on. they told they want to transform america. you have to change america from the inside-out and take away our traditions. it might seem ridiculous. don't have a turkey and people won't come over. last year they didn't want us to get together. we are lucky they are letting us this year. they want to divide americans. they don't want to us have common ground or shared traditions like thanksgiving. a lot of places last month did away with halloween. they wanted to be inclusive of the people who don't celebrate halloween. that's a small group of people. it all goes to fundamentally transforming this country and the way you do that is you make sure we have no commonalityit and no traditions. you chip away. they don't care that thanksgiving costs more -- whether driving to should be's house or paying for the food on the table. joe biden is very happy right now where he is for thanksgiving.

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unrelated to this, but i'm just curious, jen psaki, the white house press secretary sadly come down with covid-19 herself, not on this trip. what is the white house saying? i know the president has been tested almost on a daily basis to make sure he's not positive. >> the president was just tested yesterday to enter the united kingdom, that's a requirement even for the president of the united states to get a coronavirus test. he has gotten his booster shot so doesn't seem to be a big concern for the white house but we learned late last night jen psaki, the press secretary who did not come on this trip, the day before she said she was not coming on the trip and they sent her deputy in her place remained home because members of her household tested positive for krch and she took a test every day and yesterday tested positive for coronavirus. she was revealing it out of an abundance of transparency but not been around senior white house staff since wednesday, not seen the president in person since last tuesday. when they did they were outside and wearing a mask. we heard from several physic

speaking of a jumble of chaos and confusion, how about jen psaki? in an effort to play the race and the gender card, she ended up throwing her administration under the bigoted bus. following a cnn report on the dysfunction and the vice president's office, she told "politico" it all comes down to, you guessed it, sexism and racism. there's no question. >> secretary psaki: she is the first african-american woman, woman of color, indian-american woman to serve in a stop. woman, so many first, it's a lot to have in your shoulders. she is somebody who at a much higher level than the rest of us, but who wants to be seen as the talented, experienced, you know, expert, substantive policy person, partner to the president, that she is. but you know, i do think there has been some attacks that are beyond because of her identity. >> greg: so to quote the tsa agent who works the x-ray machine and spot of those objects in the shape of a summer squash and a melon ball scooper over the weekend, let's unpack this. it's a long way for that joke. cnn had reported ther

you heard jen psaki saying well, it's the turkey about a dollar more for 20 pounds. it's a lot more than that. it's everything costs more now. it's not just the turkey. and to kick it back off of something that monica was spot on. they told they want to transform america. how do you do that? you have to change america from the inside-out and take away our traditions.u ha so, it might seem a little funny and a little ridiculous. don't have a turkey and people won't come over. last year they didn't want us to get together. so i guess we are lucky they are letting us have that this year. they want to divide americans. they don't want to us have common ground or shared traditions like thanksgiving. a lot of places last month did away with halloween. they wanted to be inclusive of the people who don't celebrate halloween. we know that is a very, very small group of people it all goes to fundamentally transforming this country and the way you do that is you make sure we have no commonality and no traditions. you chip away. they don't care that thanksgiving costs more, whet

jen psaki tried to cover for her boss's painting the trial when he called rittenhouse essentially a white supremacist. >> why did president biden suggest that kyle rittenhouse, on trial in kenosha is a white supremacist? >> i'm not going to speak to anything about an ongoing trial nor the president's past comments. what i can reiterate is the president's view that we shouldn't have broadly speaking vigilantes patrolling our communities with assault weapons. >> thank god the judge seems to be playing it straight down the middle of flying the law is written to the facts as we know them. rittenhouse is fortunate that cell phone video captured multiple angles of what actually transpired. >> the videotape, kyle got his medical bag, his gun, comes across these three individuals and the individual in the yellow pants accuses kyle rittenhouse of pointing a laser sight from a gun at him. kyle shrugs it off, does not want confrontation with these individuals, not pointing his firearm at the man leaves. laura: if it were up to the left kyle rittenhouse would be thrown into solitary confinement for t

in jen psaki today, jen psaki today keeps saying build back better with this giant welfare monstrosity will help inflation. see them again come with the economists are stupid. they didn't see this coming. the feds, the inflation rate is three times what they expected it to be. jen psaki is standing up they were telling american people what they know is not true? >> greg: all right, dean appearance before they initially said inflation wasn't happening and then they said temporary. then they said, it's not that bad. it's only going to be a dollar more or a high-class problem here than they realized, oh, wait, the poll numbers are showing something bad. so they started to blame everyone. the problem is they are not on the same page in terms of who they are blooming. for example, they are blaming energy companies for rising gas prices, but at the same time talking to a pick to increase production. so it is one bad thing after another. >> greg: one bad thing after another, the administration. >> geraldo: one question, how can you condemn build back better the same time you do moan the lowes

>> well let me just say, jen psaki's remarks is just sheer stupidity. i can't believe sheave can actually look americans in the face and press corporation -- press corps and say something so ridiculous. inflation is coming from spending and coming from a supply chain this president has even diminished much more. inflation is coming because we didn't allow the pipeline to be completed with canada and we are paying more, much more for petroleum products, gas and everything else. inflation is a absolute response to the policies that this president who by the way, let me be clear, i'm not going to be soft about this, this president should resign. his vice president should resign. he is the worst president in the history of the united states of america and think about it, so many people think that is an exaggeration, it is not. carter was a genius compared to this guy. this is unbelievable what we're doing to our country. elizabeth: we have obama's former treasury secretary, congressman donalds, he is blaming the white house messaging for being pretty terrib

todd: jen psaki saying president biden supports common sense prison reform but not a bill that would advocate defunding law enforcement. carley: the fox news exclusive interview with kyle rittenhouse. >> it is malice defaming my character to say something like that. mister president, if i could say something to you i urge you to go back and watch the trial and understand the facts before you make a statement. >> reporter: press secretary jen psaki labeling the tenet white supremacy during the campaign. >> will will president ever apologize to the acquitted kenosha shooter kyle rittenhouse for suggesting online and on tv that he is a white supremacist? >> this is about a campaign video released last year that used donald trump's own words as he refused to condemn white supremacists. >> is not clear rittenhouse will take legal action against those he says flattered his character. president biden has left the building for thanksgiving after tapping the strategic petroleum reserve in an effort to combat skyrocketing gas prices. heather: president refusing reporter questions before leavin

todd: jen psaki, the fact checking website rating claims she made earlier this month as false. >> why should americans not be concerned about injecting another $1.57 trillion a would further raise inflation? >> because no economist is projecting this will have negative impact on inflation. >> reporter: with inflation is joe concha. but the faxes psaki was wrong to say no economist perceives inflation as part of the bill's passage. several supporters of the white house agenda have gone on the record saying there probably will be inflationary effects especially in the near-term if the bill is passed and yet president biden, the biden administration full steam ahead in wanting beep beep beep past. >> doesn't become us said, even your basic sophomore would say if you print trillions of dollars and fled the system with that it may devalue the dollar and push up inflation. i read that somewhere once but somewhere this was the first fact check of any of the white house press secretary of state and since she took the job 11 months ago. somehow they missed saying it is republicans who are defu

press secretary jen psaki tests positive for the virus. how she got it, and her last contact with the president. >>> this is a one in a trillion -- one in a trillion -- >> alec baldwin speaks out. the actor talks to the paparazzi for the first time about the deadly on-set movie shooting. >>> good morning, and very good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green.

jen psaki says it's because of her identity. this woman began this presidency with these kinds of headlines. it was coverage, "new york times", 100 days of vice presidential style. los angeles times, created a beep for kamala harris, a beep dedicated to her historic rise to the white house. this is someone who started with fawning media, has since lost the media because of, wait, not her identity. her job performance. border is on fire. her ineptitude is the reason she's losing the media. >> what's really interesting on the faulkner focus we found those pieces of president biden saying looking for a woman, looking for woman of color, promises of what he was looking for and those things had nothing to do with her failure. >> exactly. >> harris: what he matched with her job and the specificity of her for that job now has nothing to do, emily, with why she's struggling on that job. it was skill sets specific to what she does. emily: hitting the nail on the head. when you're in a relationship and someone says, when we have a baby it

harris, after the cnn article comes out, jen psaki puts out this tweet. it says in part "for anyone who needs to hear it, vp is not only a vital partner to the president but a bold leader." andy mccarthy comes out with this, he says "what must be going on behind the scenes that they decided to put out a 9:00 p.m. sunday night tweet." he said, you're a journalist, the story was based on more than three dozen aides, three dozen. that's a lot. >> harris: when you lose cnn. [laughs] that's part of a problem. they have got to be in shock that the love inside the tent is not real love. here's the big question i have. why don't we know more about kamala harris' demographics and we do about what she's doing? focusing on the fact that she was a woman of color and that's what he was going to put in the job and we haven't heard him tell specifics about her acumen and her specificity, her goals, her abilities, her skill set, for all the jobs he has given to her, he layers it on. that's not somebody was a great deal of belief in you. they would be selling it as, they

i don't know where jen psaki is coming from there. it's like she is separated from ity or she is believing whatever it is he is misremembering and telling her. literally thought on the same page. she is in one of those. you know this job well. she is in a really tough position. she has to defend something now that looks awfully close to what he called xenophobic. and she has to defend it two years into the process. so not only is he doing the same thing, he hasn't thought of anything new after two years with all of these people around him who are supposed to be the experts. like lockdowns and restrictions and travel bans are so 2019. we are 2021 now. have would learned nothing you? are raising children. you teach them to do things like potty train them. you bring them forward. they are not doing the same things they were doing when they were newborns. you are bringing them forward. so it's a hard job for jen psaki. i don't know where she is getting this material. but it's not based on fact. >> kayleigh: especially because biden told u

jen psaki appeared to be taking a swipe at manchin with this state. senator manchin says he's prepared to support a build back better plan that is fiscally responsible and will create jobs. the house is finalizing meeting those texts. later on it continues as a result, we remain confident that the plan will gain senator manchin's support. of course, that is not the same message that we heard from senator manchin himself. take a listen. >> to be clear, i will not support the reconciliation bill without knowing how it will impact the debt. we won't know that until we work through the text. >> so it's unclear at this point how long that will take for those -- for manchin to get what he needs out of that. he initially proposed a $1.5 trillion bill that was a great difference from the initial $6 trillion that the progressives wanted, the 3.5 that the white house wanted. they're miles apart on this. however, they have been negotiating in good faith. it will likely eventually get done but the timeline is really slowing down the movement and the energy that t

host: that was jen psaki, from friday. having this discussion there, bringing up opec and price gouging. the roles they are playing in your mind. guest: well, opec definitely plans to increase production to now 400,000 barrels per day until the end of next year. now in october they increase production by 480,000 barrels per day. but they are being cautious. and i think other producers are being cautious, to, and that's something i want to stress here. opec is saying look, we can only boost production as much as refiners need. right? if there isn't enough refinery capacity coming online, than there's really no need for us to boost production because where the the crude going to go? it either gets refined or put into storage in the way the market is structured right now, putting crude into storage doesn't really make you any money. there's no financial incentive to put crude and storage right now. so, i get the point of view, when you think of the independent oil producers as well, like outside of opec, right, they are doing

here's white house press secretary jen psaki yesterday. watch this. >> we're going to continue regardless to press opec to ensure that the supply out there meets the demand and we will continue to press oil companies who have made record profits and are overseeing what we consider to be price gouging out there, when there's a supply of oil or the price of oil is coming down and the price of gas is not coming down, it does not the take an economic expert to know that's a problem. maria: yeah. it doesn't take an economic expert to also know, steve forbes, that coming in on day one and canceling the xl pipeline had a negative impact on the price, pushing prices higher. i want to get your take take on the president now wanting to tap into the strategic oil reserve. but let me just take you back to president trump back in 2020 and oil being at $31 a barrel. president trump lifted the oil and bought oil at cheap prices to fill up this emergency stockpile. here is president trump in 2020, he says based on the price of oil, i've instructed the sec

from where you said, does that sense of urgency you are talking about also apply to what jen psaki is talking about in terms of the sense of urgency to get the reconciliation bill done so the things you are talking about earlier, housing, childcare and things in the bill get passed on to the bill for signature and out to the american people? >> we need to get those investments out the door. we gotta get those investments into states, cities, towns, workforce development. we gotta get them to the american people was soon as possible because we cannot lose any more time. we gotta keep moving forward. first friday of every month, we will have a jobs day and in the month of july, i was really happy. we had almost a million jobs. that was great but that doesn't mean we can sit back and rest on our laurels. we gotta keep moving forward. the next month it was 200 jobs and last month was -- i don't have the exact number but we clearly have work to do. it's not just the federal government work. that means industry, business, we gotta keep working together. >> if i heard you correctly, it it so

. >> it will be interesting to see what jen psaki has to say add it at today's white house briefing. >> john: she is back from her covid quarantine, we will watch that for everybody at home, thank you. >> anita: for more on this, let's bring a fox news contributor bill mcgurn, a "wall street journal" columnist and former speechwriter for president bush. good to have you here to weigh in on this. new revelations now of a letter from the and sda to the white house before the attorney general's memo came out. let's look at the timeline that shows on september 29th, the nsba sent a letter to the white house warning about parents showing up to the school board meetings and asking tough questions in a few days later on october 4th, likening parents to domestic terrorists, but in the report to their were communications as far back as september 14th. so does this show coordination with the white house, and was merrick garland dishonest on the stand? >> it clearly shows coordination, and the association just sent a letter, and it has been orchestrated, i don't know how much they knew, but it

last up, according to jen psaki, the president of the united states has a new nickname, watch. >> the president is very focused, they call him calm joe for reason. >> couldn't find any instance of anyone calling him sheriff joe. basement biden, beijing biden, china joe cummaquid pro joe, sleepy joe, creepy joe. no sheriff joe. >> maybe he's working on something extra special offer after thanksgiving for the shifts off the coast of the border, i don't know. there we go, cargo pants in the mix, i like that, should put that on a t-shirt. >> anything to get my products. just shove some products in his cargo shorts and shows up at my apartment and christmas is here, that's all we need. just don't bring me a toad, all right? i'm too straight edge, that's more your style. thanks for coming on prime time. and things for you guys watching tonight, don't forget all american christmas is out now at fox news books.com, go check it out the stories, photographs, and recipes from some of your favorite fox news personalities including myself. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welc

press secretary jen psaki testing positive for covid. what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, linsey, this is just coming in right now. she hasn't been on this trip. of course, that is unusual for the press secretary to not be here. she didn't come because she said she had a family emergency. she just released a statement a few minutes ago. members of her household, she said, tested positive for covid. she just found out she too tested positive. that's after testing negative for the past four days. she last saw biden on tuesday. they were outside, both were wearing masks she is vaccinated and experiencing only mild symptoms, that she will be back to work in person after her ten-day quarantine. linsey? >> cecilia, thank you so much. now i want to bring in abc's maggie rulli who is in glasgow ahead of that major climate summit. maggie, world leaders no doubt are under tremendous pressure to deliver here. >> reporter: yeah, linsey, the pressure here has never been higher. and it was really incredible. on our way here just to see the sheer number of people making their wa

we're monitoring jen psaki's press conference right now. she is talking up the build back better, sometimes we like to challenge folks by saying build back better. it's constant. it's constant. but if we could just dip into this if she's still talking about it? let's see. >> the cdc will make the final clinical recommendation, we expect this afternoon, this is a very encouraging step to further protect americans, especially as we enter the winter months. if you're one of the approximately 100 million -- neil: all right i lied, she had been talking about build back better she's now seemingly referring to the fda clearing of moderna and pfizer's vaccines, booster shots for everybody, not just the vulnerable population, everybody gets a booster shot, that's the big push right now we'll keep you posted on that and also keeping you posted on the president, he is out of anesthesia right now so he has once again reclaimed the presidential reigns here, that he has given to kamala harris for a while, so he's back in charge. we'll have more, after th

todd: jen psaki saying there is common friends -- commonsense prison reform and without advocate defunding law enforcement. will: the white house responding to an exclusive interview with kyle rittenhouse. >> it is actual malice defame my character to say something like that. mister president, if i could say one thing to you i would urge you to go back and watch the trial and understand the facts before you make a statement. >> jen psaki refusing to retract biden, labeling a white supremacist during the campaign. >> what the president apologized to the acquitted kenosha shooter kyle rittenhouse for suggesting online and on tv that he is a white supremacist? >> this is about a campaign video release last year that use donald trump's own words during a debate as he refused to condemn white supremacists. >> it's not clear if rittenhouse will take legal action against those he feels later his character. todd: president biden has left the building, he's not bill this, the president leaving for thanksgiving just hours after tapping the strategic petroleum reserve to combat skyrocketing gas price

. >> >>> the white house's secretary jen psaki tested positive for covid. she scrapped plans to travel with the president after people in her household tested positive for the virus. jen psaki says she's working from home for now but plan to return to the white house after quarantining for ten days and testing negative >>> still no vote from the president's climate plan here at home there was talk of a possible vote tomorrow in the house it looks uncertain now to recap the infrastructure bill already passed the senate. progressives in the house won't vote for it they say until they are confident they'll get the social spending bill through and they want senator manchin and sinema to give them assurances manchin would not do so and blasted them >> the political games have to stop holding this bill hostage is not going to work, getting my support for reconciliation bill. > >> the spending pill bbill has gutted >>> the prime minister, boris johnson encouraged people to act on climate before it's too late. >> if we don't get serious about climate change it will

last week jen psaki said we don't like vigilanties. he should be held accountable as well. in 2020 congresswoman pressley called rittenhouse a white supremacist and domestic terrorist and congresswoman omar called him a domestic terrorist who beto o'rourke accused him of being a white nationalist terrorist. fake news cbs reported that rittenhouse murdering two men. msnbc falsely referred to rittenhouse as a right wing salutist and falsy reporting he flashed a white power sign. none of this is true. now that rittenhouse was found not guilty on all charges the smears are just as bad. this headline from msnbc. de blasio the soon to be leaving mayor of new york city tweeted: an a guy that took a billion dollars from funding the police in new york city. and california's governor newsom tweeted: that's the message that we just sent to armed vigilants across the nation. nadler called it a miscarriage of justice. congresswoman bush tweeted it's white supremacy in action. this system is not built to it hold white supremacists. accountable. that's why black and brown folks are put in

that was jen psaki. i want to bring in manu raju, who has witnessed a lot of sausage making over the course of his congressional career. we have the final vote now. obviously this is headed to the president's desk at some point in the next couple of days, dm dm depending on the process. what is your sense, given that until the very end, it was clear that not everybody was thrilled with it? >> reporter: remember, this day started with the hope among the democratic leaders that they would not just pass the infrastructure bill, but also the house would approve its version of the larger expansion of the social safety net, the package that includes 550 billion for climate spending, and working to prop up the u.s. economy in a whole host of ways. but that fell through, because a handful of moderates said that they would not vote for it until it was scored by the congressional budget office. so nancy pelosi said we'll try to move forward on the infrastructure bill and take up the vote later this month on the ot

carley: jen psaki said praising harris as a vital partner of president biden. todd: day 4 of jury deliberations in the trial of kyle rittenhouse, 30 page the jury instructions are, quote, very confusing but the way to stoke tension between clashing protesters outside the courthouse as the national guard remains on standby, the judge banning msnbc is a working for them is suspected by police of following members of the jury. >> the person claimed he was a producer with nbc news and stated he had been expected to follow the jury box. todd: nbc news tonight that report saying, quote, the freelancer never contacted are intended to contact jurors, never photograph or intended to photograph them. the jury will reconvene this morning at 9 am central time. >> granting clemency to julius jones just hours before he was set to be executed. jones has been on death row for 20 years after being convicted of murder in the death of paul howell in 1999. the family releasing a statement saying, quote, we know the governor had a difficult decision to make. we take comfort that hi

i want to know is jen psaki and pete buttigieg tweeting in the night. who are these people, it's fraudulent on its face it will not convince anybody and i have a lot of young people i live in a house with a bunch of them. they are not texting their friends or instagram ain't about build back better. tyrus: you teenagers aren't talking about build back better? tyrus: shocking. one week after the horrific tragedy in waukesha and army veteran who saw it all and 11-year-old niece was hit speaks out in a heart-wrenching interview. >> he gunned down the street and then i watched him speed from right to left praying that he would turn off on one of the side streets, he had an opportunity to and he did not. ♪ if she did, it would be impossible to get in. she'd become famous overnight. she'd get talked into franchising everything. and at that point, they wouldn't really taste like your mom's short ribs. no one can deliver your mom's homemade short ribs. that's why instacart helps deliver the ingredients. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to ta

. >>> plus press secretary jen psaki tested positive for covid. the last time she saw president biden was tuesday. the question is will the administration see more breakthrough cases? >>> and how to sum up 2021 in one word. oxford dictionary just did. the question is, is it safe to say on television? it's "way too early" for this. ♪♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early," the show that is in a candy coma. i'm jonathan lemire on this monday, november 1st. we've got a lot of news. let's get started. >>> air force one is expected to touch down in about a half hour, kicking off a full day of events for the president. biden will deliver the leader statement and hold a bilateral meeting with the indonesian president. the commander in chief faces a difficult task, trying to convince allies the u.s. can lead on his climate agenda despite the stall at home. he was asked this question yesterday. >> can the world and others be confident that you will be able to follow or do -- make good on the promises on climate change that you have made when

listen, jen psaki was asked about this in the white house briefing and she went on they attack calling president trump xenophobic but not address president biden shift on this. >> exactly and she started going on about, well, what was the policy that -- it was the tweets but it was biden's tweets. by the way, kamala harris is welcome, they specifically called out africa extension of the travel ban. they called it anti-blackened-kamala harris referred that it was driven by hate it's a total flip-flop and it showed that some of the things you say when you're not in government come back to haunt you when you have the responsibility of being in government. it's not the only example they do it all the time and actually the most serious example has to be over the vaccine. they go on and on about vaccine hesitancy and they can go on about how people are unvaccinated. they were the ones who started vaccine hesitancy. if they sowed the seeds by claiming that you couldn't trust it because it was rushed and done too quickly. if that i think so much more serious example of how to they have been ov

jen psaki said "g.o.p. rooting for inflation." as democrats have a spending plan and claim it will cost nothing. >> my plan to build back better for people getting folks back to work and reducing cost of child care, elder care, housing, health care, prescription drugs, 13, 13, excuse me 14 nobel warriors in economics to actually bring down the cost and reduce the deficit and it will totally be paid for it. >> dana: fact-check, not true. but when you know what this reminds me of, dana, republicans were the ones. and now, you know, guys, i've been saying that all day. and then he trots out this other thing that's been debunked. how many times to be have to debunk this guide to keep talking about this? watch box for one day we've been debunking this for a week. i don't understand, the guy trying to inflate his way out of inflation. who in their right mind says adding $5 trillion on top of the $10 trillion we spent last year will reduce inflation? on what planet does joe biden come from? >> dana: the last three weeks, i noticed their

you know, jen psaki told our white house correspondent a couple days ago, when it comes to the price of turkey, i don't know if she said to peter doocy, i don't know if you ever cooked a turkey but a turkey is only a dollar more. when having gone to the grocery store a couple times this week, it's not just the turkey is a dollar more -- and trust me, our turkey was more than a dollar more -- but everything for the pumpkin pie was a couple bucks more. the green bean casserole, a couple bucks more. this sweet potatoes, the yams. you name it. store bought gravy? $3 more than last year. >> our turkey weighed 17 pounds and cost $132. >> that is outrageous. >> what is it made of? >> are there diamond earrings? >> made of unicorn meat? >> i went to the local butcher. i didn't know what to say. >> do you go to the gucci store? >> $132. >> i hope it was dark meat. that is the best kind. >> that's true. >> sorry to interrupt. had to share that with you guys. >> first of all, so glad to see you back on tv, your baby is adorable. >> thank you. >> president biden made a speech earlier this weeken