here's what -- with murder on nantucket island. >> nantucket island, a gorgeous place off the coast of cape cod. a simple inelegant place in a way this is serious money. the beaches are pristine, the food phenomenal, and the shopping? pack your credit cards. as a setting for romance with its surf, sunsets and see braces, nantucket is 50 shades of fabulous. but then, the fog rolls in. dense, mysterious and everything changes. suddenly, it seems, anything is possible in this movie place. maybe even sinister things. >> 9-1-1. state your emergency. >> we have an emergency -- my sister, she's not answering her phone. >> reporter: it was october 25th, monday, 2004. a great day. officer daniel was on patrol when the car radio crackled at about 1:15 pm. >> she was supposed to pick up my son a day camp and she won't answer her phone. >> okay, i'll find her. now >> it was a routine matter, or so it seemed. the officer met his partner at hawthorne lane. there were two houses on the property. both were owned by longtime island resident barbara. >> she said, are you miss lochtefeld? and she said, n

on the way back stopped here in nantucket and got killed. it was probably his own people who did it because christianity didn't make it until what, a little later, so you had a lot of traditionalists who are still here. i always say about the praying indians you don't know what they were going through unless you walk a mile in their moccasins, okay? so i never judge like that. what harbor did back in 2011, invited my family up there and gave us a posthumous degree in his name, which harbored really does, and this is it right here. also when elliott was teaching the bible to native people back in the '50s and '60s, he felt like native people were not picking the religion of quick enough, so what he did, he hired native interpreters in my language. i say that because there's a really good story, right? back in the 1990s there was a woman from my community, she's a vice chair today, her name is jesse. she was having a dream speech is it people were coming to her dreams speaking a different town. this happened night after night after night. she

back then wee had over 70 nantucket sound familiar? these are the main places but they've always been whopping all communities. with over 100,000 and we will get to that later. what do the kids do, this is one of my daughters and this is her in the picture when she was 11-years-old, maybe ten and that's her youngest sister with her and what she's doing you pick those berries and that right there has three timeses as much so kids were allowed to be kids, they helped out a little bit but they had a fund, played games, they joked around. through four or five different names in a lifespan your names would change how you are. not because she is physically strong and all that but every single day when she wakes up in a good mood, everybody feels good to so it's dependent on the person. but kids will give more responsibility as they mature. this is me and my lovely wife. we do a lot of fishing back then. we saw a lot of men going ocean fishing. the biggest we were going for from web in all country would go from the ocean and back and forth. n

ron insana, thank you very much. >>> we will have more on president biden in nantucket. plus stricter voting laws over the finish line in michigan who ut the democratic governor's approval. >>> black friday sales are up over 12% over last year. are shoppers able to find what's on their list? and next up, the new apology late this afternoon from congresswoman lauren boebetter. we're live with those specifics coming on up. >>> 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's the hardworking people of the united states postal service. . >>> so we just talked about president biden in nantucket. we'll take a listen. >> i spent time with dr. fauci. >> you do have market control? >> expect it. we always do something with covid. >> are are you? >> not at all. >> mr. president, why -- [ inaudible question ] >> well, because, those recommends come from my -- >> reporter: what do you sa

jackie heinrich is live in nantucket at this hour. >> critics are all over this one. the same day president biden tapped the nation's emergency oil stockpile to mitigate the crippling energy prices amid the soaring inflation he bordered air force one to head to nantucket to stay at a billionaire friend's compound. they were invited to spend thanksgiving here estimated to be worth more than $30 million and complete with several outbuildings and tennis court. the white house didn't say why biden chose to stay with ruebenstein except he has done it before. the luxurious day shows he is out of touch with problems facing working class americans. the man is worth 4.5 billion dollar. the average cost for a dinner for 10 people reached an all time high. the department of agriculture data used a smaller sample of thanksgiving staples amid a three decade high in inflation. the white house favored the previous data and down played the impact of it. >> i don't know if you've cooked a turkey before. a 20 pound turkey is a big turkey. they're $1 more. not to minimize that, any incr

jacqui heinrich reports tonight from nantucket, massachusetts. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, mike. president biden is not the first president to spend a holiday at a wealthy friend's house. forminger president bill clinton spent time with the democratic donor on martha's vineyard and former president trump often spent his holidays at his own luxury hotel it is the state of the economy that is firing up biden critics. >> it wouldn't matter if he were having dinner with a billionaire if things were humming. but never are not humming. >> critics say with the economy in a tough place, the president's thanksgiving stay at a billionaire friend's nantucket compound shows he is out of touch with the problems facing working class americans. hours after biden tapped the nation's emergency oil stockpile to mitigate soaring gas prices amid crippling inflation air force one jet the first family to $30 million ocean front compound owned by billionaire david rubien stein. framing the trip as an annual tradition biden expressed gratitude for quot

and kelly joins us live from nantucket. kelly, there are new test results from the president's physical which was last week, right? >> reporter: that's right. the white house physician has given us a new memo that says that the results are in on the colonoscopy and a polyp that was removed during that procedure is benign. it is considered small but slow growing. there is some concern about it being precancerous. it was removed, so there is no further action needed except that the test should be repeated in 7 to 10 years. >> kelly o'donnell traveling with the president on nantucket. kelly, thank you for that report. >>> now to the aftermath of the ahmaud arbery murder trial. three men found guilty of felony murder for the shooting of the unarmed man who was jogging through a georgia neighborhood when he was killed, catie beck has more on the trial and the broader legal consequences of arbery's death. >> reporter: as the world pauses to give thanks, the family of ahmaud arbery grateful for justice. >> let's keep doing it and

he's in nantucket this hour. he is spending thanksgiving at the home of billionaire family friend, david rubenstein. we'll talk about how that is playing with critics as ordinary americans confront soaring gas prices. >> what message does it send to the middle class americans that president biden says he's trying to help that are struggling to cover the cost of the most expensive thanksgiving ever, that the president will take a few days off at a billionaire's compound in nantucket. look, if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better—xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. i'm deleting it. so break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. >> president biden's approval rate ke

i would have gone to wisconsin before i go to nantucket. he says america is back. i mean he thinks 1979. that's what we're dealing with inflation, supply chain, gas prices and an unstable afghanistan. so america is back, not quite, just over a quarter, 1/4 of this country says we're on the right track. if that is back, i'd rather be back in 1979. >> the golden toilet thing, wouldn't you get a duvet. >> that's a comfortabler. you mine a bidet. >> i don't care. >> i don't either. >> you're like the business expert here. let's talk about elizabeth warren saying it's the fault of corporations for rising prices. it's not the fault of democrats spending and borrowing. what is your take? >> of course you turn and blame profiteering because again, those evil businesses -- i suppose the government, if they took them over in a central plan, communist society, the government that has done a cracker jack job on the virus would do a better job. again, it's creative -- this is biden and company. create a problem, blame somebody else and then use demagoguery to shirk accountabili

jacqui heinrich in man nantucket, massachusetts. jackie, happy things giving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> arthel: i was in the same thing. i am all over those pies. the biden administration could start sending asylum-seekers back to mexico as early as next week after being forced by a court order to reinstate the trump era remain in mexico policy. national border patrol council president brandon judge joins us now. brandon, jumping right in, is this a good move? too little, too late? how quickly will border patrol see relief? >> that is a lot right there. it is a little too late. it is something that needs to happen, unfortunately a lot of the damage is already been done. as long as this is in clement, president trump is already given us on how to go about dropping illegal immigration. if we can do that, if we can drop illegal immigration, we can then go after the criminal aspect. we can go after the human smugglers in the drug traffickers and everyone who crosses that border illegally. we can then go after that. unfortunately, again,

i'm going to nantucket. >> dana: i'm getting the birds. getting the birds. >> joe: turkey is a couple more dollars. you're feeding into their narrative. i thought not what we need to talk about. it's not about the price of turkey going up. it's a very accessible commodity that should always be going down. where the hurt is is nobody sitting at home for thanksgiving. we drive there. my family drove two hours to my house and i'm not there. the best thanksgiving they've ever had. they are spending hundreds more dollars to drive. the people that can't afford to take off from an hourly job to celebrate thanksgiving because i need to make every dollar they can. yeah, turkey only costs a couple more dollars. that's not even a couple more dollars thanks to inflation. it's not the price of turkey going up. it's the price of living and going to thanksgiving and taking time off and everything to do with life and having a good dinner. i just want to say enjoy nantucket and mooching off your rich friends. you've done it for a career. >> dana: let's get

others up double digits as well as many feel the president's luxury nantucket backdrop is inappropriate. >> to buy a thanksgiving turkey or christmas present costs more and what is president biden doing? hanging out eating lobster. >> he will be living it up like a king or monarch and they don't want us to send guests home, that is how touched they are. >> a new poll by the morning consul found 62% of registered voters blame the president and congress for current supply chain issues. major testing of supply lines and the president's economy will come tomorrow on black friday. >> happy thanksgiving to you and yours was what i can't get past is whether or not the white house doesn't realize the optics of this, that naÏve as to what is going on in the world or they just don't care because this is the bubble they live in. i truly in my heart of hearts don't know which one is accurate but regardless which way you're going it is a horrible look. everywhere you go no matter what party the person is that you are speaking to, democrat, republican everyone is talking about these kitchen table is

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joe biden doesn't want to hear you complain because he left for nantucket. we will discuss. stay with us.yo >> welcome back to this "hannity" special. as ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to this "hannity" special. as americans gather celebrate thanksgiving biden's inflation problem is slamming families across the country. according to a new poll, 77% of americans say inflation is affecting them and 55% are blaming joe biden. apparently biden is unfazed by the hardships faced. after telling the country it's important to maintain perspective about the economy biden jetted off to nantucket where he and his family including hunter will paint -- i mean relax at the estate of a friendly billionaire. joe biden is not the only person minimizing the inflation crisis. white house press secretary jen psaki downplaying the added cost to the family's thanksgiving meal. >> what message does it send to middle-class americans who are struggling to cover the cost of the most thanksgiving ever and the president is taking a few days off at a billionaire's place in nantucket. >> there are a abundance of

tom: are you a nantucket? jack: no, i am not invited to nantucket. [laughter] tom: thank you so much. we will have special coverage on whatever the announcement may be. ebert humor bari -- you brahim are bari at citigroup critics stronger dollar. lisa: it is all over the map. mohamed el-erian came out last week and said he thinks lael brainard would be the best choice. frankly, it is all over the place when it comes to this selection. at the end of the day, is it really any difference? kailey: it is not just about who biden picks. that person still needs the votes in order for that to actually become the next fed chair. it is not just about the nomination. given some of the push backs on progressives like elizabeth warren on chairman powell, if we don't get a chairman powell pick , do you end up with a kind of battle in the legislative branch no matter what the executive decides? tom: a data check here. dxy 96 is the level. bloomberg dollar index elevated as well. yen 114.09. you should have seen it. it was really good. they got fired up. they were t

it's based here on nantucket island just off the coast of massachusetts. and the president had a virtual conversation with members of the military. all six branches. army, navy, air force, marines, space force, as well as the coast guards. he talked to service members around the world thanking them for their service and as he was leaving, he was asked what he was thankful and he turn to the members of the coast guard and said people like you around the world then ticked through a lot of places he's visited from the south china sea to afghanistan to iraq. so really thanking the troops here, but beyond that, this is largely a holiday for the president and his family. he arrived late tuesday evening. scheduled to leave on sunday. so some down time for the president. really the halftime here of the final month of his first year in office. of course on the heels of the infrastructure bill which has been signed into law, when he gets back to washington next week, the build back better agenda still has so much work to do to corral democrats. so a break on a sunny

. >> joe: nantucket. ainsley: not the most best optics when so many people struggling with their finances because of inflation and high gas prices. lawrence: that's exactly right. >> joe: people back home would say must be nice. must be nice. lawrence: with those prices soaring and the families and the kitchen table issues going on, hillary clinton is saying that people really don't understand what's going on with the biden administration. they don't understand how good he has been for the economy and good for america. >> i think we have a little bit of sound we're going to get. to say talking about how people don't understand how things are great. people are gullible and not getting that we should be thankful for where we are in this country right now. watch this. >> you want to buy a home, it costs more. you want to rent an apartment it costs more. put food on the table it costs more. to put gas in the car it costs more. to buy a thanksgiving or christmas front all costs more. what is joe biden doing ha

the holiday, he will be spending at a billionaire estate in nantucket. carley: does the white house plan to address inflation? that is the big question. brian bromberg live on the air with the answer. ♪♪ we've been waiting all year to come together. happy holidays from lexus. get $1,500 lease cash toward a 2022 rx 350. when it comes to autism, get $1,500 lease cash finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org ♪ >> our combined actions will not solve the problem of high gas prices overnight and will make a difference. and it will take time but, before long, you should see the price of gas drop where you fill up your tank. my effort to combat crime change is not raising the price of gas. todd: before jetting off to nantucket president biden ensuring americans ease inflation everything but his agenda. carley: associate professor of business brian brenberg joins us now. the president is goin

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has the details from nantucket. >> it wouldn't matter if you were having dinner with the billionaire if things were humming but they are not humming. >> critics say with the billionaire friends nantucket compound shows he's out of touch with the problems facing working-class americans. hours after the stock failed to mitigate story of gas prices with crippling inflation air force one in the first family $30 million compound owned by private equity billionaire david rubenstein. the proclamation is an annual tradition and biden gratitude for farmworkers and front-line workers many whom are immigrants to make sure the food is harvested and shipped and keep the grocery store's stock. the american farm bureau federation report of those goods are costing americans more than ever before. the average cost for 10% thanksgiving day mill up 14% from 2020. >> what i feel for our people on fixed incomes. we can make jokes that the turkey is only about $1 more. >> white house talking points on the economy and inflation, improvement and bottleneck and availab

but for now, at least, a thanksgiving respite here on nantucket. jeff zeleny, cnn, nantucket, massachusetts. >> thank you, jeff. >>> well, five u.s. lawmakers are in taiwan meeting with government officials despite warnings from beijing to call off their trip. it comes as beijing has been stepping up the pressure on the self-governing island to reunite with the mainland. cnn's will ripley joins me now from hong kong. will, will this visit, do you think, by u.s. lawmakers drive potentially an even bicker wedge between china and taiwan? the relationship hasn't been great so far. >> reporter: it certainly doesn't help, isa. in context, it's not like this doesn't -- you know, this is not that unusual. there was another visit, another delegation of u.s. lawmakers just a matter of weeks ago. so they've had two visits like this now in the past month. this visit by five u.s. lawmakers, including representative elissa slotkin, a michigan democrat, who said on twitter when news of the visit broke, she actually -- her office got a message from the chinese emb

mike buried >> mike: jacqui heinrich live in nantucket. jacqui, many thanks. a new variant has been detected in south africa. scientists say it is a concern because with higher members of mutations and rapid spread among young people. here in this country there is continued resistance by many to vaccine mandates. correspondent kevin corke shows us tonight. >> with numerous lawsuits pending over vaccine mandates from group representing teachers, airline workers, law enforcement officers, and firefighters, it is certainly arguable that there's a growing resistance to being compelled to take the shot. but thousands of americans now willing to fight and/or walk away from their jobs to preserve their bodily autonomy. in fact, texas, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina, and utah are among the more than half of all u.s. states filing or joining lawsuits in opposition to the federal rule which would require businesses with more than 100 employees to enforce vaccine mandates. in the recent challenges may be turning the legal tide. at citing a recent court order by t

let's begin with arlette saenz in nantucket with the president. what does the president want americans to know about this new variant at this hour. >> reporter: president biden is trying to show they are tangkin this coronavirus variant seriously, and is enacting the travel restrictions to keep people safe. the president released a statement saying that he was briefed this morning by anthony fauci as top medical adviser and after those discussions they determined that this was the appropriate course, to ban travel from south africa and seven other nations in that area. i want to read you a bit of the president's statement. he said as a precautionary measure, until we have more information, i'm ordering additional air travel restrictions from south africa and seven other countries. these new restrictions will take effect on november 29th, which is monday. as we move forward, we will continue to be guided by what the science and my medical team advises. the president in that statement also urged the unvaccinated americans to go out and get their sho

so, jeff, in nantucket where the president is. what are you learning about travel bans and all of this news? >> reporter: that is right, alisyn. we're learning that president biden moments ago has issued a travel ban here to the united states from south africa and seven other countries in africa on the continent of africa. the white house said they are following this very carefully. the president was briefed about this new variant just a short time ago here on nantucket where he's spending his thanksgiving holiday with his family. and quite frankly officials are just trying to get a handle on how dangerous this new variant is. one official telling us just a few moments ago, quote, our scientists and public health officials are working quickly to learn more about this variant. so pretty basic vague language there but we do know that significantly the president now joining other countries in banning travel to the u.s. from south africa and seven other countries on the continent of africa. >> okay, jeff, stick around. we want to go t

the president and his family spending thanksgiving here in nantucket. he did spend some time this morning at a coast guard station here and spent about an hour or so talking to service members around the world. as he left that meeting he had this to say about the troops and what they mean for america. >> i've been all over the world and i've watched these people. i've watched them in the south china sea. i've watched them in afghanistan and iraq. i've watched them in south america. wherever they are when people wonder what america is, they look and they see them. that's who they see. they don't see us here. >> reporter: certainly there the president there offering his thanks and gratitude but really spending most of the time here with his family. scheduled to likely light a christmas tree here in nantucket before returning tomorrow. i can tell you a beautiful day here in nantucket off massachusetts. >> and it looks gorgeous. jeff zeleny, thanks so much. >>> and more now on the president's health report with cnn's cnn medical correspondent elizabeth cohe

josh lederman is at nantucket where the president just departed. there is a big and busy agenda for the president this week. what all is on it, josh? >> reporter: alex, president biden would like to be focusing squarely on that legislative agenda, particularly getting his massive spending bill through congress before the end of the year. but facts are facts. and at this point in time, the omicron variant has really thrown a wrench into the president's plans for the next several days. it was the only thing that really took the president out of his thanksgiving holiday plans with his family over the last few days. he had about a half hour briefing with dr. fauci during which he decided to put in those travel restrictions and just as president biden in the last hour was leaving nantucket, heading back to the white house, we learned from a white house official that when he gets back, president biden will have an in-person briefing with members of the his covid-19 response team as well as with his chief medical adviser, dr. anthony fauci. the white hous

jackie heinrich for us in nantucket. thank you. >> far left pundits setting sights on thanksgiving calling it a day of mourning fueled by genocide and animal cruelty. here to talk about it is chris bedford. senior editor at the federalist. leave it to the hyper woke to ruin yet another holiday. good morning, chris. happy thanksgiving to you, by the way. >> good morning. happy thanksgiving. i was talking to a friend about this in the podcast a few days ago. i had to ask her to remind me what the left's problem was exactly with thanksgiving. their protests and trying to suck the joy out of every holiday and children's book are pass a. it is not even cool. if you look at thanksgiving, the 400th thanksgiving we celebrated. a group of people fleeing awful wars in europe came to the united states trying to go to the virginia colonies that were already settled. they ended up in massachusetts and became very good friends with the local indians in massachusetts who helped get them through the winter. a lot died in awful condition

today, president biden also went to church with his family here in nantucket, and did a little holiday shopping to try to highlight small-business saturday. now, many of these stores around the country are struggling to stay afloat amid supply chain and inflation issues that are driving up costs. of course, the omicron strain brings another financial challenge with the stocks taking a dramatic tumble yesterday. the president, though, said he is not worried at all about the markets, focusing on keeping the new variant at bay instead. today, dr. anthony fauci, the president's chief medical adviser, agreed that the variant is probably already here. in the u.s. in countries like israel and belgium, but he says blocking toes stfrom certain couriesbu aner j how dangerous omicron really is. carter. >> evans: thanks, weijia. and tomorrow on "face the nation," margaret brennan's guests include dr. anthony fauci. former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. and amazon worldwide consumer c.e.o. dave clark. well, millions of americans are facing wintry weather as they head home after the long th

tom: i look and off he goes to nantucket for vacation. understood he is going to announce this on monday or tuesday at what is the back story? anne-marie: tuesday he said in about four days. that came and went and we didn't get an announcement and then it was before thanksgiving and then we heard from the press secretary that she does expect it will have something on the fed before thanksgiving. but the economic advisor yesterday on fox news would not touch it. he said you'll hear more about substance and timing on the fed from the president. we know it is scheduled for tomorrow before it nantucket a speech on inflation. does that mean will give us the fed or potentially the other slate or is this going to be another build back better, inflation, gas prices speech, we just don't know. tom: how does it play over the weekend in your neck of the woods that we need a chairman who is focused on climate change? i am fascinated whether it is brainerd or powell and a dual mandate of the fed. annmarie: if you listen to the latest comments from cha

live in nantucket. jackie, thanks a lot. >> one of the busiest shopping days of the year and a green flag to stop the scramble. we're in rockaway, new jersey tonight to tell us what she's seeing. good evening. >> good evening, mike. well, black friday is back. holiday shoppers tired of being cooped up in quarantine last christmas, this christmas crossing off the christmas list early and in person. >> i wanted to get out and get the experience. i didn't want to do everything on line. >> that's the whole experience, the month leading up to it. not just sitting in front of the computer and ordering it. >> today is the official kickoff to the holiday shopping season, but it looks different. deep discounted door buster deals that people used to camp out overnight to grab are the ghost of black friday pasts. several retailers stayed closed. this season, it's been a steady flow of sales. businesses trickling out deals weeks before thanksgiving. more people are shopping in person this year. 64% of the 108 milli

off to nantucket for the holiday weekend. he will be staying in a massive compound of a billionaire. peter doocy in the white house briefing room yesterday asked about how the american people should feel about that when some are struggling to put food on the table. >> what message does it send to middle-class americans. president biden says he's trying to help. struggling to cover the most expensive thanksgiving ever, that that president is going to take a few days off at a billionaire's compound in nantucket. >> any increase in prices is something the president is concerned about. i want to be clear there are an abundance of turkeys available. they are about a dollar more for a 20-pound bird which is a huge bird, if you're feeding a very big family. >> sandra: almost to dismiss all of the higher prices that people are paying. it's not just a dollar. a dollar here and there, it adds up. we can put the notable price increases for the thanksgiving staples on your screen. if you're buying a 16-pound turkey, prices are up 24%. ev

. [ laughter ] i have a feeling biden's the only person who says, "i once knew a man from nantucket," and then tells an actual story about that man [ laughter ] "he was a longshoreman named gary finster." [ light laughter ] but this is nice before they left for nantucket, first lady jill biden received the white house christmas tree take a look at this. ♪ >> jimmy: yeah >> look how beautiful this is. >> how do you li madam first lady >> it's beautiful. >> jimmy: yeah, you know gas prices are out of control when they're sending things to the white house via horse and carriage [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause "come on come on, buddy come on. that was amazing improvisational skills on all of our part. you were doing, "come on, buddy. [ whip crack ] "come on, now. [ whip crack ] [ whip crack ] [ horse galloping [ fart sound ] [ laughter ] meanwhile, trump was hiding in the branches like a trojan horse, waiting to sneak back inside the white house [ laughter and applause ♪ speaking of trump, i saw that over the weekend at mar-a-lago, he received his honorary 9th degree black belt in

. >>> president biden is in nantucket this morning after celebrating his first thanksgiving holiday as president. yesterday he met with u.s. service members, and he has a little more to be thankful for when it comes to his health. nancy cordes explains. >> reporter: in a brief break from family time, the president and first lady visited a coast guard station speaking with about two dozen service members outside and holding video calls inside with troops from all six branches of the military. afterwards, mr. biden was asked what he's thankful for. >> what am i thankful for? i'm not joking when i say i'm thankful to these guys, wherever they are. the people wonder what america is, they look and see them. that's who they see. they don't see us here. they see them, and they make me proud. >> reporter: the president and first lady also called into the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> happy thanksgiving, everyone. >> reporter: and recorded a video message wishing the nation a happy holiday. one thing mr. biden can be thankful for, a note from his doctor saying that a 3 mm polyp remo

president biden, spending the holiday in nantucket, families paying more for their thanksgiving dinner. >> critics are slamming the president saying he is out of touch. alexandria half joins me live from washington. >> reporter: president biden resuming of tradition that started in the 1970s when food and gas prices were squeezing americans to historic degree, a familiar feeling for many. the price of the turkey is up 24% other staples up double digits as well but the president says the opportunity to buy these items is a win. >> families can rest easy, grocery stores are well-stocked with turkey and anything else you need for thanksgiving. >> reporter: tuesday president biden arrived at the $30 million nantucket home of private equity billionaire david rubenstein. and republicans feel the backdrop is out of touch. >> to buy a thanksgiving turkey or christmas present costs more and what is president biden doing, hanging out at a billionaires house, >> the guy that's going to be living it up. they don't want us to have a turkey, and send gifts home. >> peter doocy pressing the white hou

>> well, alex, we are just learning that president biden is on the move here in nantucket. he and his wife are heading to the united states coast guard station brandt point, where they will virtually meet with service members to offer well wishes and thanks on this holiday. earlier today the president released a message where he offered a note of gratitude for those service members, as well as expressing sympathy for those who have lost loved once and now confronting this thanksgiving without them at the table. the family has been coming here for more than 40 years. it's a tradition they skipped last year due to the pandemic, but this year the biden clan that is descended on this small island. last night we also got word about the president's clonescopy that he underwent last friday. the white house figphysician released a letter says the 3-millimeter polyp was removed during a routine clonescopy. testing on that polyp revealed it was benign, but it was potentially precancerous, similar to one he had in 2008. that benign analysis is welcome news on this thanksgiving holiday

president biden is spending his thanksgiving holiday on upscale nantucket where he is staying at the home of the billionaire businessman. tonight we are learning more about the president's recent medical checkup at his overall health. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us tonight. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening to you, mike buried thanksgiving on nantucket as a biden family tradition, the restaurant that usually caters their dinner is cooking for the secret service

president biden and his family were there as the town of nantucket lit up its tree. many gathered by the motorcade before it pulled away. the first couple have visited there for thanksgiving for the past 46 years. right now they're staying at the home of the billionaire david rubenstein. >>> instant and his helpers can be found pretty much everywhere, even underaware. this is scuba santa in kentucky. he was accompanied by some of his elves with sharks and stingrays. don't worry, you won't have to get in to give scuba santa your holiday wish list. he is all knowing. >>> isn't it the holiday season only when there is scuba santa? thanks for joining us. >> have a good weekend. we'll see you. >>> tonight, the new covid variant raising alarm around the world. the u.s. banning travel from eight african countries after the world health organization labeled the new omicron variant found in south africa as a variant of concern. the fears triggering the worst day of the year on wall street. the dow plunging 900 points president biden spending thanksgiving on nantucket his new

last year but the first family is reclaiming a 40-year tradition of spending thanksgiving together on nantucket. the quaint new england enclave the bidens are staying at the 13-acre $30 million compound owned by billionaire pla philanthropist carlisle group. they surprised al rocky early. >> mr. al, how are you doing, al >> reporter: with a call during the thanksgiving day parade. >> my message is after two years, we're back, america is back there is nothing we're able to overcome, al. >> reporter: in a video message, the bidens noted while many families can celebrate together again, others feel an absence. >> we also keep in our hearts those who we lost and those who have lost so much and those who have an empty seat at their kitchen table or dining room table this year. >> reporter: we have an update on the president's health. the white house provide us with a memo if last week's physical back in washington a polyp was removed during his colonoscopy. that is b is benign today here on the island, the first lady says the family will attend a tree-lighting ceremony as a part of the festivities.

not the national christmas tree lighting, but a small island celebration on nantucket. the cheer of the holiday season. out andabout, visiting small local shops, here with extended family. to be enjoyed this weekend before a return to washington, where the president faces pressing economic challenges. >> i've talked to the feds about a whole range of things. >> reporter: inflation has climbed to a three-decade high. while gas prices are stingd inf >> reporter: inflation at a decade high, while gas prices are stinging holiday travelers this weekend. republicans hammering those issues. >> they can say what they want, but the american people understand it for what it is. >> reporter: the administration says it's taking steps to ease gas prices like releasing 50 million barrels from the nation's strategic supply. and urging the federal trade commission to examine oil and gas company's pricing. >> we want supply to increase in the united states and around the world so we can reduce the pressure at the pump. >> reporter: washington's december calendar is filled with dramatic.

but instead, he's holed up at a billionaire's place in nantucket. looks like he can't be bothered by it. we would like to hear the president talk about this case the same way he has regarding others in the past. >> steve, you mentioned deborah messing. let's pull up her tweet on this so we can take a look at it together here. she basically said waukesha was a massacre and a domestic terror attack and not an accident and not to minimize it. there's the tweet right there. what do you make of this? i didn't really expect deborah messing to be the person to step up here. she's usually making headlines for far left progressive ideology. >> we've seen so many people around the country have seen what happened. we've seen it with our own two eyes. we saw -- there were cameras and phones rolling all over waukesha. we saw what happened. for people to minimize it by calling it an accident or saying, you know, blaming the s.u.v., it's like come on, we can do the math in our heads. there was somebody behind the wheel. we don't know the motivation, you know. init

they are right on the edge of nantucket. this is where president biden and jill biden paid a visit where they were able to sit down. the white house set up for them, a video screen where they could virtually meet with members of the u.s. military from all over the different services, the air force, the navy, the army, as well as, of course, the coast guard. this is a tradition for president biden to pay tribute to the u.s. military on television and it was something that we heard from president biden as well in his thanksgiving day message that he put out earlier on video. thanking troops serving around the world on this holiday. many of them away from their friends and family on this television. we also heard president biden telling the folks there that he is planning to go with his family tomorrow to the christmas tree lighting here on nantucket island. that is something to watch for tomorrow. and president biden, as he was leaving that occasion, that opportunity to meet with service members, he was asked by the group of r

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while sleepy joe woke from nantucket nap to warn the public this morning. >> this variant is a cause for concern not a cause for panic. we have the best vaccine in the world, the best medicines, the best scientists, and we're learning more every single day. [clearing throat] >> biden says it's cause for concern yet, at the same time we are learning more every single day. so, maybe there is no need for concern at all. don't tell that to the fear-mongering lap dog leftist media who wasted no time, of course in whipping up fear and proclaiming the third coming of the almighty covid. >> news of this scary new variant from south africa i'm terrified, as you know the united states just restricted travel. >> i'm very worried and i think it is the right thing for the entire public health and scientific community to prepare for the worst because we don't know yet as to whether this is more contagious than the delta variant. >> is it more contagious? is it more lethal? does it evade vaccines? this morning, we genuinely don't know. >> pete: that's the thing, we don't know. so why is the left tu

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limiting travel from south africa and several other countries, jacqui heinrich is in the president on nantucket tonight, good evening. only hours after dr. anthony found she said u.s. health officials were seeking information from their south african counterparts about how this virus spreads and whether vaccines are effective against it, he made those recommendations to the president to. we don't know what was shared and what data was presented but it was enough to impose those travel restrictions starting on monday. >> we don't know a lot about it, except that it's of great concern and it spreads rapidly. >> president biden calling his decision to restrict travel from south africa and seven neighboring countries a precautionary measure until he has more information saying the medical team advised that should take effect on monday. biden telling americans concerned about the new omicron and variant the best way to strengthen protection is to get a booster shot as soon as you are eligible and for those not yet fully vaccinated, get vaccinated today, this includes children and adults. >> every am

coast guard on nantucket, where he is spending the holiday with his family. >> what am i thankful for? i'm not joking when i say i'm thankful for these guys. thankful for them and everybody -- i mean that from the bottom of my heart. they make me proud. i mean it, from the bottom of my heart, guys. >> reporter: the president saying the country is back after nearly two long years of battling covid, calling into the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> my message is, after two years, you're back, america is back. there's nothing we're unable to overcome. >> how are you feeling, mr. president? >> reporter: and tonight, the president's doctor giving him an update on his health. after a small polyp removed during his colonoscopy last week was identified as a "potentially precancerous lesion" that was "benign." >> a polyp is nothing more than simply an overgrowth of cells, and that is something we call a noncancerous tumor, meaning that it doesn't affect other nearby organs or the health of the patient. >> reporter: medical experts say approximately less than 5% of polyps like the president's

president biden is back in the white house after spending the holiday weekend on nantucket. he's keeping a close eye on the omicron variant as he gets ready for a busy week ahead. cbs' weijia jiang has the good eng, we. >> reporter: good evening to you, meg. new tonight we know that tomorrow president biden is planning to update the american public with the latest developments on the omicron variant. we also know that soon after he got back to the white house this afternoon, from his thanksgiving break here in nantucket, he met in private, in person with his covid response team, including with dr. anthony fauci, to talk about the administration's plan to deal with this new strain. dr. fauci informed the president that it will approximately take two more weeks to have more definitive information on the transmissibility, severity and other characteristics of the variant but he continues to believe that the existing vaccines are likely to provide a degree of protection. he also urged people to get their booster shot. along with the pandemic president biden sealed a deal preside

. >>> president biden is back in the white house after spending the holiday weekend on nantucket. he is keeping a close eye on the omicron variant, as he gets ready for a busy week ahead. cbs's ouija jiang has the details. good evening, ouija. >> reporter: good evening to you, meg. and new tonight, we know that tomorrow president biden is planning to update the american public with the latest developments on the omicron variant. we also know that soon after he got back to the white house this afternoon from his thanksgiving break here in nantucket, he met in private, in person with his covid response team, including with dr. anthony fauci to talk about the administration's plan to deal with this new strain. dr. fauci informed the president that it will approximately take two more weeks to have more definitive information on the transmissibility, severity, and other characteristics of the variant. but he continues to believe that the existing vaccines are likely to provide a degree of protection. he also urged people to get their booster shots. along with the pandemic, president bi

this is his first visit to nantucket as commander in chief. he's been coming here for four decades, but mainly the family is spending time here on out, a bit of a holiday break before a busy month of december when he's trying to get the rest of his agenda enacted. >> we're also getting new details about the president's recent physical exam. what have you learned there? >> the white house releasing a letter last evening. a bit unusual to release a letter like this on the eve of thanksgiving with his doctor saying there was a precancerous polyp discovered last week during his physical. the doctor said this was similar to something he had in 2008 right before becoming vice president. it seems to be routine, but again, they're issuing this about a week after the physical. of course, he's 79 years old now, the oldest serving u.s. president. >> that's right. very pretty there in nantucket. have a great thanksgiving. >> it is. you, too, my friend. >> thanks. i want to bring in dr. matthew now, a primary care physician out of atlanta. great to see you