i worked at an all black swimming pool in the east side of wilmington, delaware. i was involved. i was involved and what they were thinking, what they were feeling. i was involved, but i was not out marching. >> shannon: this is not a rare occurrence where the president kind of working ever changing his story. he has been caught saying a few things that are not fully true belmont truthful. is anybody going to care? >> i don't think so. i think joe biden has had this problem for a long period of time. he had to bow out of the 1980 presidential race because of plagiarism. he has recalled things that have not been true. this has been true for joe biden for a long period of time and he stretches the truth. i think most people recognize he is not nearly as sharp and as cognitive capabilities are somewhat questionable at this point. >> shannon: president trump was fact-checked all the time all day long. people found that he exaggerated and saying things they were always checking him and it seems like nobody -- although there is an occasional fact-check that calls on president binder bu

he has been repeatedly the taco bell in bloomington delaware. he already made a run for the border and you guys are just not appreciating. included in he's on the border. >> sean: listen, i plead guilty and i'm a smelly walmart shopper. i cling to god above and i believe in god. the bible i think is a sacred word of god. i believe in the second of my matt reitz and i cling to my religion. i'm guilty on all fronts that i like taco bell, you're right, yes, sir. is that the run? >> let me mention this, 12 question asked and two were asked by people who pretended to be republican. he gives you an idea that the fact that cnn thinks a town hall is a town hall if the town contains 90% democrats to make it as easy as possible on poor joe. even then, he couldn't figure out where he was, where long beach was, it was a pretty bad night in the white house had to do a fact-check on their own guy last night and start correcting everything he was saying. as it was coming out of his mouth. >> sean: you missed one other thing, he said he's been vice president fo

mark meredith is live in wilmington, delaware, where president biden is spending weekend. mark has the very latest. good afternoon. >> reporter: mike, good afternoon to you. democrats insist they can make a deal when it comes to the president's economic ageneral ca, but for months we have seen this debate drag on with moderates and progressives the still haggling over the price tag. still this weekend we are hearing from some key democrats who insist a deal will be reached when it comes to spending schooner rather than -- sooner rather than later. >> we're getting closer to an agreement. we now have the next month to get it done. and i know senator manchin, i know the people involved, i've been in the room, we will get these bills done. >> there's been so much fixation on what's the number that the house and senate are going to agree to. i do think this is a very short-lived problem. we're going to get both of these bills passed. >> reporter: a lot of optimism. while the white house is not setting a firm deadline, but sagging poll numbers certainly could impact how the pre

>> jon: david spunt live in wilmington, delaware. david, thanks. >>> meantime, a migrant caravan is surging through mexico on its way to the u.s., saying president biden's policies are the reason the members are coming. arizona congressman andy biggs will join us in a moment to discuss what he wants president biden to do regarding that surge. but first bill melugin is live in laredo texas with an update on the situation there. bill? >> jon, good evening to you. that's exactly right. we know that brand-new migrant caravan is on its way to the united states as we speak. what we don't know is how long it is going to take them to get here and exactly which part of the u.s. border they're planning on going to. but take a look at this video in mexico yesterday, as that caravan got on the road. what you see here are thousands of those migrants in that caravan literally just forcing their way through a mexican national guard skirmish line that was set up to either slow them down or stop them. you can see it had no effect whatsoever. mexican

my dad move from wilmington, delaware, to scranton when he was a junior in high school. he went and then to st. thomas, not to the prep, it was called st. thomas in those days, and i remember him walking up into the bedroom and saying, honey, dad's going to have to move. it will probably take about a year and i will come home every single weekend. it's only 155 miles. i thought that was like 600 miles away. i will come home every weekend. and i will bring you and mom and everyone down to wilmington and you will like it. and i thought that was like an awful lot of parents who left scranton who moved away, had to move away, and you know, i gained is so much respect for my father as i got older, because i thought about how much it must have hurt him and the pride that it took him for him to walk into my grandfather's pantry and say, st. ambrose's, can i leave jean and the kids with you? i promise i will make it up to you, i will be back every weekend but i promise i will make it up. it's a hard thing for a proud man or woman to do that. but some of the had to. and all of my

the best hbcu in the country is delaware state. that's where i got started. c'mon. but here's what we've done, the president in delaware state used to work for me, he's in charge of all that, we're committed to nearly 5 billion this year and historic investments with more historically black colleges and universities make every single student, give them a shot to good-paying jobs. you all know what i mean, but for anybody watching this one of the problems is black students in college have every single capability any other student does. guess, what because they don't have great endowments, they can't compete for those government contracts out there that the big schools are able to go out and get, cyber security, for example, starting salaries 125,000 bucks. you don't get that unless have you the laboratories and facilities you can, fact, train on. it's also about the promise of america. economic injustice also means delivering environmental justice to communities on fence line communities, dividing homes in toxic areas. my state has one of the highest cancer rates in

i said i grew up in a town called claymont, delaware, from third grade on. and the guys became either a firefighter, a cop, or a priest. i was not qualified for any of them so i had to be president. but look, it has been a month since i laid out a six month plan to accelerate a path out of this pandemic. one, vaccinate the end vaccinated. two, continue to keep the vaccinated protected. keep children safe and schools open. increased testing and masking. protect economic recovery and improve the care of the people with covid-19. we made real progress across the board. more than 100 85 million americans are now fully vaccinated. more than 75% of a -- of eligible americans have gotten at least one shot. we made progress on equity as well, closing the gaps in race as well as ethnic vaccination rates. recent data shows latino americans, black americans, native americans, and asian americans have now gotten vaccinated at a comparable rate as white americans. our work on equities is done but it's an important piece of progress. we are also starting to see less than

you mentioned 55-mile-an-hour gusts in delaware. these big winds are pushing the water up the big bays and river including the delaware. look at all these coastal flood warnings. we've had already some flooding rains and flooding water across parts of the potomac and we'll get another couple high tide cycles. it is moving so slowly and the rain, of course, that spirals all the way back to cincinnati and chicago and the heavy stuff goes through new york by tomorrow morning and pushes up into new england and lingers tomorrow night into parts of sunday, not a complete washout for trick-or-treaters but certainly a messy weekend for a good chunk of the east. david. >> all right, safe trick-or-treating with your two little ones, rob, thank you. >>> we have been following all day here president biden on the world stage. today the 90-minute closed door meeting with pope francis at the vatican and what the president said afterward. what the pope said to him about still receiving communion and saying the pope called him a good catholic. and t

president biden will host senator joe manchin and senate majority leader chuck schumer at his home in delaware this morning. the trio will continue talks about biden's multi-trillion-dollar build back better plan. and i will talk to senator sherrod brown about where the bill is going. >>> but first the wide-ranging investigation into the capitol insurrection. it hole voted to hold former trump chief strategist steve bannon in contempt. the contempt proceedings offered some insight into the committee's investigation. the committee referenced bannon's, quote, participation in the events of that day january 6th from a war room organized at the willard hotel. what happened there in the subject of a new report published yesterday by "the washington post," in the weeks before the insurrection a dream team of trump associates turned the willard hotel, which is located just a block away from the white house into what they called their command center. the group that gathered there was led by rudy giuliani, trump's personal lawyer who was instrumental in stoking the far-right's election fraud. and "the

around president joe biden's delaware beach house. almost half a million out of your pockets for biden to have his own wall. politicians protecting their own homes with your money leaving your country and your home open to caravans. joe biden says he has nothing to do with caravans coming into the country, but that's not what they say. >> why now? because of the administration. because of joe biden. jesse: biden hasn't even been to the border. he hasn't visited a jammed up port either. but he had time to unveil a first time ever gender strategy. we did find out biden's strategy for getting americans out of afghanistan. a smoke email shows biden ordered the planes coming out of and to be filled with refugees and they didn't need to be vetted. there is another hostage crisis besides afghanistan. haitian bandits took 16 american citizens hostage and joe biden hasn't mentioned it. media covered up two hostage crises. it's got to be hard to be that corrupt. these countries take americans hostage and we give their people amnesty. now an afg

not clear what he goes anywhere except back to delaware. and since inauguration i have argued that the central defining feature of joe biden the defect that determines all others is that he is a machine politician with no beliefs or convictions on principles even after 50 years in politics to be pushed around for those who hold the power. that is why at this moment in this democratic party as i have said over and over again biden is the evil puppet of the far left any possible doubt was removed this week any serious commentator to characterize the past few days the same way i massive victory from our that progressives in a humiliating defeat for the moderates. defeat for biden but also with policy to be forced by the last to pull the deadline twice. and then it will be halloween apparently has the new deadline. the giant spending bill has shrunk by one.5 billion instead of three.5 trillion it's now one.9,000,000,000,002.. is that all? this is on top of the 6 trillion already spent bailing out their own stupid lockdowns what they want to spe

earlier today president biden hosted senator joe manchin and chuck schumer at his home in delaware to talk through some of these negotiations. neces the white house released a readout saying it was a productive conversation, and there will be continued talks of the senator in the white house as well as they're trying to get closer to a deal. house speaker nancy pelosi has said that she thinks they'll be reaching an agreement, or hopes they'll be reaching an agreement soon, and our colleagues up on the hill report that democratic leaders are hoping they could have a vote on that bipartisan infrastructure plan by wednesday or thursday and an agreement to the larger spending proposal so they can get those progressives on board with that bipartisan infrastructure plan. now, one thing, joe manchin is just one of the holdouts on this bill. we are still waiting to hear exactly what senator krysten sinema's thinking is around this. she has some concerns. she said they were working toward a billionaire tax and maybe that would alleviate some of her concerns, but president biden is really hopin

and in fact, delaware, whereas mister biden, hales from i've got some pretty good the tax breaks, the company's them they. so if his big platform is to deal with tax evasion, as many leaders do, what are the americans on this list? well, it's a good question. they're basically not there. i mean, we hear report after report obviously about like a lot of american businessman and big corporate corporate owners avail. avoiding. busy taxes, and yet this report for some reason only mentions a couple of very obscure american billionaires that i personally never heard of. and so yeah, the, the big question is, you know, where are all the big american names? i mean, what about the richest man in the world? jeff bezos, his company, amazon paid 0 dollars and 0 cents and federal income tax. not just in 2020, but also in 20182017. you must paid also 0 dollars and 0 cents and federal income tax. in 2018 donald trump paid $750.00 back in 2017. so it seems a bit fishy, that there, there might be nothing important or of value to mention about these offshore assets . now we also did hear from whistle b

biden is set to meet with senator joe manchin and senate majority leader chuck schumer this morning in delaware. and after a jam-packed week of legislative meetings featuring lawmakers of all congressional -- of all stripes, congressional democrats and president biden are signaling that a final agreement on the build back better act could, could come as soon as this week. >> we had a very positive meeting this morning. i'm very optimistic. >> but you feel like a deal is close? >> i think it's very possible. >> very possible. that is, of course, if holdout democratic senators manchin and kyrsten sinema get onboard. senator sinema has made it crystal clear she won't raise either corporate or individual income tax rates to pay for biden's plan, prompting more progressive democrats to consider closing the funding gap through other means, like taxing the assets rather than the incomes of billionaires. all of this is happening as the president prepares to head to europe later this week for a series of high-level engagements, including the cop26 climate summit in glasgow, g-20 in rome, and a meeting w

>> chris: mark meredith reporting from delaware. mark, thank you. joining is now, the number two republican in the house, steve scalise. congressman, welcome back to fox news. >> good morning, good to be back with you. >> chris: why do you think the jobs report from last month was so disappointing? president biden said the key factor was the surge in the delta variant, particularly in mid-september when the survey was taken. >> really, if you look at all the policies under president biden, the inflation we are seeing, but paying people not to work is still a drag on the economy. some of the other welfare programs they set up earlier this year making it easier for people to stay at home rather than get a job when every employer you talked he was looking for workers, and then you put on top of that the regulations that they keep adding. agency after agency, going after small businesses, making it harder to keep the supply chain moving. all those things are adding up and they are all self imposed by president biden who walked in with three vaccines and

he was the chief law enforcement officer for the state of delaware, the attorney general. i'd watch every morning because he left for school before i got on the train, jill standing there mouthing a prayer while she drank her cup of coffee over the sink praying, praying for beau. well, you do it every day. you did it every day. you know, there's a line from an english poet, john milton, he said they also serve who only stand and wait. how long have you had to stand and wait and wonder when you heard something on the news or saw it on television. thousands and thousands of american families stand and wait so their husbands, their wives, their father, their mothers, sons and daughters can serve the rest of us. we not only owe them, we owe you. it's not hyperbole. i mean this from the bottom of my heart. we owe you. we'll need to support them. and too many of you sitting out there have received that terrible call that your loved one won't be coming home at the end of his or her shift. for the mothers and fathers here today, my heartaches for you. believe it or not, jill and i

mark meredith is in wilmington, delaware work the latest on this. -- delaware, with the latest on this. mark? >> good afternoon to you, claudia. president biden is urging both the american people as well as members of his own party to get behind these spending plans, but as you mentioned, there's still a divide here and even some liberals warning the longer this debate drags on when it comes to spending, the bigger the chance that nothing gets done. this weekend the president is taking more of an optimistic approach, though. he addressed democrats for a fall dnc meeting virtually on saturday. he essentially urged his party to remain united, especially going into next year's midterms. this weekend democrats close to the president basically argued the same thing, doubling down on that optimism and that message insisting that the party is not as far off when it comes to spending as recent headlines suggest. >> but i think what matters most is the policies that we agree on as democrats. that we should reduce the costs facing for most working families i think the ultimate price will be arou

it's a delaware state. that's where i got started. but here's what we've done. we are committed to $5 billion this year. give them a shot. for everybody watching this, one of the problems is black students and colleges have every single capability any other student does. they can't compete for those contracts out there that the big schools are able to get. cyber security, for example, starting salaries $125,000. but unless you have laboratories and the facilities you can train on. it's also about the promise of america. economic injustice also means delivering to the communities. my state is one of the highest in america as i live in the community on delaware. not a joke. to avoid the consequences every one of you have cancer alley going down route 13 more people dying in queens they couldn't get out of the basement and they drown. super storms, wildfire, hurricanes. i know the frustration and more than one year after george floyd's murder and the conviction of his murderer six months ago and the name is still not passed congress. we will continue to fight for t

the delaware volcano has erupted dozens of times since 1952. it is one of the world's most active volcanoes. back to be ingreat mingle for the headlines on foxnews.com. jillian: it is friday. time for friday follies and return to raymond arroyo. it is not attributable to terry mcauliffe's education stands i understand. >> youngkin branded himself with his everyman appeal, terry mcauliffe is better known for this. ♪♪ when is the last time we dropped off ♪♪ >> this is a man who should never dance. it is as if he is borrowing someone else's legs. looks like he's dancing to another song when you see him move. dancing with the stars will not be calling. even activists are getting and understands routine. climate cover girl greta thunberg could not resist busting a move. >> we are no strangers to love. ♪♪ >> here's my score, 0, nothing. >> mcauliffe was trying to steal some of trump have standing sunday because he did that little thing and people liked it. they thought it was funny. but he does that hip swear, that is tragic, those hips a

mark: so the president is going to be in delaware this weekend. we know he's going to be working the phones, reaching out the lawmakers and the white house says next week he will hit the road to stump for proposals. we are hearing from house speaker nancy pelosi today. she released new letter to her members, quote, out of respect for colleagues who support the bills and out of recognition for the need for both, i would not bring the infrastructure bill to the floor to fail. again, we will and must pass both bills soon. we have the responsibility and the opportunity to do so. people are waiting and want result. but some moderates are warning, the longer this drags on, this is only going to cost democrats next year's midterms elections. we heard from jessica, president putting entire agenda including infrastructure package at risk. they put civility and bipartisan governing at risk and, of course, republicans are pointing and saying, look at the disagreement within the democratic party, this is a need for big shake-up come 2022. we are also looking

and my dad had moved from wilmington, delaware, to skrantson when he was a junior in high school. he went to what was called st. thomas. not the prep. st. thomas in those days. and i remember him walking up and entering the bedroom and saying, honey, i'm going to -- dad's going to have to move. but it's going to probably take about a year. i'll come home every weekend. it's only 155 miles. i thought that was like 600 miles away. come home every weekend. and when we get enough money i'm going to bring you and mom and everyone down to wilmington. you'll like it. and i thought that was like, you know, an awful lot of parents who left scranton back in those days who moved away. had to move away. and, you know, i gain so much respect for my father as i got older because i thought about how much it must have hurt him and the pride to walk into my grandfather's pantry and say, can i leave jean and the kids with you? i promise i'll make it up to you. i'll be back every weekend. but i promise i'll make it up. that's a hard thing for a proud man or woman to do. but so many had to do it. and

have you ever been to delaware when you get off the amtrak in wilmington, it's almost impossible not to say, "oh [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] i have cousins in delaware and we have multiple delawareans on our staff. so i can make those jokes knowing full well the next time i see them, they will tell me to [ bleep ] off. [ laughter ] it's like how they express love. [ light laughter ] i do wish we'd see more of this version of joe biden though. sometimes the soft talking joe can be a little unnerving. he's like a grandpa in a dystopian y-a movie who won't admit how bad things are "that's okay we're going to be fine we're out of food, but i think i can talk some sense to the council of authorium no one here is going to have to compete in the death olympics. no one!" [ laughter ] i'd rather joe just came out guns blazing, flipping people off at town halls, challenging jake tapper to an arm wrestling match. just be the grandpa who goes to lowe's and finds out the cost of propane went up $1.50. that's the first time i ever heard the words horse[ bleep ] and kiss my wrinkly old ass in the same

all eyes on wilmington, delaware, right now. we have the latest on a meeting between president biden, joe manchin, and chuck schumer. that could signal a reconciliation deal is at hand. new information on the safety issues involving a film set that was the scene of a deadly shooting. tragedy in texas. >>> two kids killed in a drag race that went out of control. >>> and we are keeping a very close eye on a monster storm out west that could certainly wreak havoc there. all of that, plus intds trump's plan social media company. i am going to talk to one writer who got his hands on a test version, and reports it's about the mess that you'd expect. that is coming up. we want to begin, though, with that breaking news out of wilmington, delaware, where president biden has just wrapped up his meeting with west virginia senator joe manchin and senate majority leader chuck schumer. at the heart of it all, reaching an agreement over the president's expansive and social environmental bill. manchin has spent months rebuffing the president's

for never -- voting, or delaware for never permitting in person voting? if you say no to that, if you don't plan to bring an action, then how can you tell georgia's senate bill 202, which has more lenient provisions than both new york and delaware? gen. clarke: senator, i cannot comment on pending investigations, if any such investigation exists, but i can tell you the department is committed to protecting the right to vote in every corner of our country. in new york, for example, we resolved the matter in a county that ran afoul of the national voter registration act. we are committed to eliminating discrimination root and branch wherever it rears its head across our country. sen. grassley: i was gratified to see that the 2020 election, despite the pandemic, sported the largest increase in the number of voters. additionally, in 2020, non-hispanic blacks had a higher voting turnout than 2016, 63% as compared to 60%. it would seem to me that we should be encouraging these high turnouts without restrictions. what about these statistics justify the impositio

neil: the president leaving earlier this morning from the white house enroute the wilmington, delaware, where he'll be spending the weekend, but the message is clear, these two bills are linked together. the infrastructure-only measure and the far more expensive $3.5 trillion plan. nonetheless, by linking them, he put the speaker, nancy pelosi, on the spot. she had wanted stand-alone votes on the bipartisan infrastructure plan as an indication of getting something done for the american people and then work on the bigger package separately. progressives were not buying that. they're happy, moderates are not. the latest thousand from mark divot at the white house. hey, mark -- mark meredith at the white house. >> reporter: hey, neil. president biden says this can still get through, but we are seeing a bit of a struggle within the democrat party on these two spending bills. one, the infrastructure bill that does have bipartisan support, and the other, this much larger social safety net bill that is costing a lot of money, and that's what you've got the moderate democrats so upset with, th

chuck schumer, the senate majority leader, they had a critical meeting yesterday at president biden's delaware home, and during that meeting we're told they made some progress in reaching towards a deal. >> stephen: okay, now we're talking. the word is, they haven't reached a deal, but by the end of the meeting, these three old men were able to put aside their differences and release a joint statement saying, quote they sure don't make 'em like sophia loren anymore. and they do not. they tonight. treat yourself. >> treat yourself to a -- ( applause ) i don't know. ( laughter ) it is a monumentally bad day for facebook, the world's top social media network and uncle radicalizer. thanks to hundreds of leaked internal documents, 17 news organizations are publishing a series of stories about all of the damage facebook does, for example, how coordinated groups on facebook sow discord and violence, including on january 6. that's in addition to the discord your cousin sows on facebook by announcing she's named her twins dash and otter. ( laughter ) unsurprisingly a lot of misinformation has to do wit

también le ha regalado una medalla de delaware recordando su hijo bob fallecido a los 46 años por un tumor el presidente abreviado y le ha dicho que si la próxima vez que se vean y el papa francisco no la tenga, tendrá que invitarlo a beber algo. así la situación. es todo por ahora desde roma. javier martínez, noticias telemundo >> ♪♪. >> ♪♪. >> la vacuna contra el coronavirus para niños entre cinco 11 años está a un paso más cerca de ser realidad tras la luz verde dada por el panel de expertos de la fda aprobaron hoy el uso de emergencia menorede pfizer. para la aprobación final y definitiva sólo falta la aprobación de los cdc, centros para el corol y la prevención de enfermedades que se espera emitan una opinión a inicio desde la próxima semana >>en new york vence el plazo para que empleados de la ciudad se vacuna en contra el covid-19. pero quedan aún miles que inmunizarse como bomberos y policías que no podrán volver el lunes a su trabajo >>el plazo venció para que bomberos y policías y empleados públicos obtengan al menos una dosis de la vacuna contr

it's all designed to make a mentally decaying center from delaware look like teddy roosevelt, riding a massive wave of popular support. that was a lie. when you understand that, when you recognize what these polls are actuallyha designed to do, they are designed but some kind of party leaders in the best possible light, it's worth noting that when the polls move in the opposite direction, when they start to reflect badly on the democratic party. that's been happening over the last several weeks. according to quinnipiac, joe biden's national approval rating is now 38%. 68% of independentses% disappre of what joe biden is doing as president. a new ap poll said 38 americans are pleased with the direction of the country, it's called the right track, wrong track pole. for the party in power, it's very bad news. the very same people who last year lied to your face about how popular joe biden was are now admitting that he is actually the least popular president in modern political history. where it is telling you this all of a sudden? why are these reliably democratic pollsters telling demo

. >>> let's bring in chris coons, governor of delaware. he is bringing the bill that's stalled in the house, the larger language safety net bill. governor, thank you for being with us. there is a different tone that we're seeing now, some of the progressives backing in theory, in principle, the framework. but is the celebration premature? we haven't heard from senator manchin that he backs did or that senator sinema backs it, either. >> i'm apprehensive we'll reach a deal, that the framework will be there. it provides high-quality daycare and pre-k for three and four-year-olds for millions of americans. bigger and better access to health care, home health care for seniors and for americans with disabilities. i've been serving here in the senate for just over a decade. i've never seen a moment as encouraging as this when we are on the very verge of delivering significant expansions in support for the things that key families unite. if we get this we'll get the h health, the education for their families. >> you've been there a long time now?

another foot of wall constructed in my administration. >> tucker: except around my vacation house in delaware, hypocrite. but it's more than hypocritical, it's criminal and not in a rhetorical sense. breaking federal law even as he looks for these lunatic policies. presidents have been impeached for less than that. no american president weber has been impeached, not even donald trump has ever even been accused of crimes this flagrant or serious. not even close. according to new court documents between january 20th in the end of march just for example, the biden administration refused to take custody of 37 illegal immigrants in the state of texas, many white additional criminal records but according to an affidavit, the administration refused -- narcotics violations. at the height of a drug epidemic, almost 1,000 americans every year. so it's really clear this is not simply an incredibly dangerous and destructive policy that intentionally hurts america and it is that, it's more, it's an unequivocal violation of federal statute. it is a crime. section 2:30 6c of the nationality act requires fed

biden gets on air force one, i think, 20 times this year, flying to delaware. and from where i am sitting come it is a 2 hour drive, 95 to 100 miles, and electric cars, you can plug one in and drive it to delaware. it costs $260,000 an hour to drive the plane. so he spends $500,000 in a weekend of our tax money. so let's stop the foolishness. thanks. host: let's go to andrea, calling from hyattsville, maryland on the independent wine. good morning. caller: hello. good morning tall and thank you for your show. -- good morning to all and thank you for your show. i want to say that i am in my 40's and i am experiencing a change. last night, in the dark, the nights are even darker. you know, used to not be as dark outside at night, but it is extremely dark, and things must change. it is not about, you know, who is republican or democrat. they always lead to that, but we need to do what is right, because god is in control but we have to do our part. have a great day. that's all. host: let's talk to ed, who is calling from nashville, tennessee on the republican line.

and manchin and schumer are going to delaware to try and make nice. manchin is concerned about the amount of money, and two, he wants to stay away from climate change as much as possible and that's the real rub right now because president biden wants to go to the g7 meeting in a few days with good news about climate change. he's taking an international position on this, and unless congress gives him something related to climate change, that will be tough. he wants to get this out of the way and get something on climate change and move from there. >> speaking of climate change, and i know things had to be cut. what is likely to be gone and what is likely to stay? >> you mentioned 3.5. we started at $6 trillion with bernie sanders' approach, and then 3.5, and now it's under 2. so we have a small list of things likely to stay and likely to go, but who knows. what will stay, universal pre-k, very important to progressive democrats, and national child care for at least one year. housing and homelessness programs which are also important. they will stay. wh

i know delaware is small and i know how important new jersey is, but delaware owns up to the high water mark in new jersey. so you know what i mean. and one of my favorite members of congress who i campaigned for and she won in spite of it, mikie sherrill, naval graduate, georgetown law. incredible person. and i want to acknowledge both senator booker and menendez who represent you so good in washington, down there trying to get this all moving. i'm here today to talk about what is fundamentally at stake for the families of new jersey, the whole region here and for our country. for most of the 20th century we led the world by significant margin not just led the world but by significant margin because we invested in ourselves, in our people. not only in our roads and our highways, and our bridges and but in our people and families. we're among the first to provide access to free education. 12 years of free education. for all anyone who is an american. beginning back in the late 1800s and nearly 1900s. and that decision to invest in our children and our families was a major part, a major

there so my question is, if he has time to go to delaware with a security fence with our taxpayer money, are americans seeing the hypocrisy? >> it's not good here, i believe that's his summer home, department of homeland security, $500,000 federal dollars going to build a fence around his house for protection but the border doesn't get a wall, right? i guess his summerhouse get a wall the border doesn't? peter doocy can ask about that at the next press conference. another question, does anybody know, is kamala harris still at the port of czar? is she? knew she went to the border one time but she went to central america, she went to southeast asia and now she's off to paris but if you are the border of czar, she needs to pay attention to what's going on at the border. [laughter] >> i don't know what the term means anymore, if there is a made-up title for somebody not doing their job, i think we have a lot of czar's who come on. it makes the administration look worse. maybe the need to abandon the term czar for a while and say people going to france and other things are czar. forget hard

jon: david spunt live from wilmington, delaware. david, thanks. soaring prices at the gas pump hitting drivers right in the wallet, and the average price for a gallon of gas is at a 7-year high. new data shows the national average rose 7 cents in just one week and more than $1 over the course of a year. drivers wondering when they might see some relief. according to president biden, it could not come until next year. david lee miller is live in new jersey with more on that. david. >> reporter: jon, here in new jersey the rice for a gallon of regular -- price for a gallon of regular gas is slightly higher than the national average at $3.44. that same gallon one year ago cost about $1 less. gas prices across the country are on the rise, and analysts expect a further rise this holiday season. even president biden says winter next year. prices are soaring, it's simply demand although gas prices usually drop after the summer driving season. this year is different. following covid lockdown, more people are taking to the road. president biden says pricin

nod heard anything from bernie sanders in a few days since we now now that, you know, manchin was in delaware with the president and chuck schumer, cutting even further back, i mean, it is really getting down to the bones as far as progressives are concerned. bernie sanders gave up a lot and we have not heard from him. >> you're right, there is self imposed deadlines and also the official deadlines. president biden scheduled to go out of the country. there are real pressure points that exist here for this white house. i'm told by jen psaki that the president will host meetings here other the course of the afternoon. no specificity. i asked psaki about paid family leave, there was a lot of talk about whether or not it would be included in any form in the reconciliation bill, and she would not commit at this point. she said the president proposed 12 weeks, it was shrunk, it is unclear if they will get that much. here is part of my back and forth with what she would say. >> these are all components on what president ran on and what he promised and they would all have a huge impact on people's li

that is the entire population of alaska, vermont, wyoming, north dakota, south dakota, delaware, rhode island, maine, and montana combined. america needs to wake up. our country is in grave danger. . host: we hear from sam on the democrats line. caller: mi on? -- am i on? where was he at during the time he was raising the debt ceiling for donald trump? all the tax break he gave to his own people. he went to mar-a-lago and bragged he saved a lot of money for his people. when trump was in office he did not mind everything that man has done, and he has done a lot of stuff that isn't right. he backed him. now they are drawing $175,000 a year. most of them are millionaires. they don't help the poor. what is that saying? guest: you have addressed -- host: you have addressed the debt situation under donald trump. guest: the left is good at attacking people individually. the question is, what were the trump policies? one of the biggest tax reductions in american history. we are collecting more revenues after the tax reduction them before. -- than before. we secured our borders for the first ti

he has been repeatedly to taco bell in wilmington, delaware. he has already made a run for the border and you guys just are not appreciating... >> you know... i plead guilty. i am a smelly walmart shopper. i cling to god above, i believe in god, and the bible i take is a sacredd word of god, i believe in my second limit rights, i cling to my religion. guilty on all fronts that i like taco bell. you are right. >> let me just mention this. the 12 questions asked and only atwo of them by people who pretend to be republican, they give you some idea that cnn thinks a town hall is only a town hall if the town contains 90% democrats to make it easy as possible on poor joe. even then he could not figure out where he was and where long beach was. it was a pretty bad night. the white house had to do a back fact-check on their own guy. >> sean: you miss one other thing fred said he's been vice president for 36 years. did you know that, joe concha? >> that's going to be a record. by the way, when we cover this administration, do not judge them by their wor

a woman driving back from delaware saw the billboard and decided that as the dog for me. so thank you. >> shannon: by the way, i have something that someone from kansas gave us to taste test on the show. you're going to love this. that is it. good night from washington. i'm shannon bream. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." if you've been paying attention for the past few years, and if you're watching this show, we hope you are, there has likely been a moment when you realized that reality is not quite what you thought it was. a lot of the things you assumed were true in fact are not true. they are instead a mirage. they are a web of purpose-built myths designed to deceive rather than inform you. you can't really trust your ns

justice bring enforcement action against new york for only allowing 10 days of in-person voting, or delaware for never permitting early in-person voting? if you say no to that, if you don't plan to bring an action, then how can you tell georgia's senate bill 202, which has more lenient provisions than both new york and delaware? general clarke: senator, i can't comment on pending investigations and if any such investigations exists, i can tell you that the department is committed to protecting the right to vote in every corner of our country. in new york, for example, we recently resolved a matter involving a county that ran afoul of the national voter registration act and the help america vote act. we are committed to eliminating discrimination wherever it rears its head across our country. sen. grassley: i was very gratified to see that the 20 20 presidential election, despite the pandemic, "featured the largest increase in voters between two presidential elections on the record ,with 17 million more people voting than in 2016." additionally in 2020, non-hispanic blacks had a higher voting

he stayed in delaware today to attend a family wedding at his sister's home. we're going to be watching to see if he has anything to says as he leaves or gets back to the white house with his agenda in flux. we're not used to seeing this, but more direct attack tweets from the president on twitter. he writes that things are fine. despite the attacks and misinformation, my plans still have the overwhelming support of the american people. they understand what is at stake. they understand when workers and families have a better shot, america has a better shot. interesting to see the president engage this on twitter. "the new york times" is working things are not wet. an opinion column released by charles lowe argued even if democrats pass the spending bills, may not be enough to boost the party. those investments may come too late to discharge growing dissatisfaction. an unpopular president with flipping approval numbers is an injured leader with little political capitol to burn. that appears to be the case in virginia where voters will choose their next governor