i'm peter lavelle . when europe is mentioned, what do you think a place an idea, a commonplace with diverging ideas? maybe you think of the european union, think what you wish, but europe is in crisis. it must choose between being an ideological construct or a place with real people. and real needs, i cross sucking european disunion. i'm joined by my gifts, john laughlin in paris. he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy. also in paris we have properties at the own. he is a teacher and entrepreneur and an expert in social media use in politics and in guilford, we cross at the found this exec theo's. he is a professor of european politics at the university of siri or a gentleman. crosswalk rose in fact that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st in paris because when i posed my last question in my introduction, it asked to choose between being a ideological construct or a something for real people and real needs. you were nodding your

this is now on track peter to be largest airlift in u.s. herself so no i would not say that is anything but a success. >> our job is not simply to mac an arrest but also to get a conviction. in an effort to get a conviction we must make sure that the evidence is held in the highest integrity. so yeah we're all crazy folks we're all nuts. border secure, 3.5 trillion dollar bill cost a big fat disaster. fox says gang members members ae shooting each other just mutual combat no worries there. again it is not that they're dumb. it is that they think you're dumb. and now more than ever we need to be able to trust people who bring you information you need to make decisions. that's what the media should be doing. news flash, therefore, it is no surprise because they lie and they lie all of the time. that trust in the people who are literally paid to tell you the truth the media, is at an all time low growing numbers of americans are catching on to the scam they're tired of this crap. what these so-called truth tellers when push comes to shove, try

let's go to peter doocy and talk to him at the white house. hi, peter. >> the president is having one of these meetings in the oval office right now. these are meetings that are basically about figuring out what democrats can stomach slicing out of that multi-trillion dollar progressive wish list. whatever they lose to slim the package down is sure to upset some special interests. for now officials won't say what exactly the president wants. >> his redline continues to be that he won't raise taxes for anybody making less than $400,000 a year. we want story impact on how we address child care and care issues that family as cross the country are having. making sure we're doing something to address the climate crisis and putting more people back to work. >> some democrats are talking about a carbon tax to pay for the proposals. but joe manchin's whose vote that they need says that's not something they're talking about. for republicans, they were totally cut out. they accuse the white house saying the multi-trillion dollar plan is not free and tax

peter, at this point, we haven't — happen again. peter, at this point, we haven't seen _ happen again. peter, at this point, we haven't seen any _ happen again. peter, at this point, we haven't seen any arrests - happen again. peter, at this point, we haven't seen any arrests made | happen again. peter, at this point, i we haven't seen any arrests made or charges filed so far, but as we heard in sophie's report, officials are saying all options are on the table. where do we go from here? well, the continuation is what the officials at the conference earlier were emphasising, that they are still in the relatively early stages. there were about 100 people on that movie set, and all had been questioned, some of them repeatedly including alec baldwin. until the authorities say they have completed those investigations, as well as looking at the forensic examination of what they've found, and we've heard potentially hundreds of rounds of ammunition yet some of it might have been dummy and munition. nevertheless, live rounds were used, so

now peter, we hear about the diamond hands. they were a big deal in the middle of the crazy rhetoric you know, wanted you to hold on to stand strong on those stock. i mean, does the bottom eventually drop out or do they just hold it? and amc, for some reason, continues to be a stock that is way, way over value. both the diamond hands is all part of the height because the people who want to sell have to make sure that other people don't because you don't want to be in competition with other sellers. so you have to convince everybody never sell, hold on forever. well, what are you holding on to? it's a company that doesn't have any earnings, it doesn't pay any dividends. you're holding nothing. your whole, the air you're holding height. the smart money is dumpy, while those people with diamond hands have been conned into holding on a bit or just one more follow up on that. i mean, i know we talk about this regularly and i know we, we tend to talk to you occasionally about crypto, which are not necessarily a huge believer it. but

good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. a president who once promised to put away the harsh rhetoric and lower the temperature is not doing that instead today accusing the minority in the senate of being too stubborn to help the majority raise the debt limit by the middle of this month. >> their obstruction and irresponsibility knows absolutely no bounds. >> if the u.s. defaults on debt payment the president says blame republicans. >> they need to stop playing russian roulette with the u.s. economy. >> peter: democrats say that's backwards. >> democrats need to tackle the debt limit. we gave theme road map and three months' notice. >> biden argues he just got here. these bills aren't his. >> raising the debt limit is about paying off our old debt. it has nothing to do with any new spending being considered it has nothing to two with my plan for infrastructure or building back better. zero. zero. both of which i might adds are paid for. >> peter: how does that work? >> can you pay for it either by borrowing it or can you pay

peter clippy, editor of brussels report. you a news website covering politics in the you and in paris is jean christophe, gillian, founder and ceo of xin on 7, a european public affairs company. john christophe was closely linked to the former e u briggs negotiator, michelle barney. and warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. fits are, let me start with you today. france claims that britain has denied fishing licenses to dozens of french boats. britain is saying that most licenses have actually been issued, but that some french vessels don't meet the criteria for british waters. who exactly is more to blame here? oh, it's hard to say, i mean, this has been going going on for a while, a basically the u. k is saying, well, you need to be able to prove that you have been fishing before and the franchise is claiming that this is all just an excuse to allow the u. k to, to prevents certain french fishermen to fish and its waters graham at its core is this dispute essentially about how man

you've asked this question before, peter. if donald trump were president, anybody else in that room would follow up and say, what do you mean you drove by in a motorcade? that's not going to the border. >> goes to the point if that's going to count as's a visit, why get out of the car for anything? when he flies back and forth directly from the south line to wilmington near his house there. you can see maryland out of the window, does that count as a visit to mary land because that's basically what they are saying his length of stay was at the border. >> sean: i guess if i'm flying on an airplane into reagan airport and i see the pentagon, i can say that i have been there. all right. peter doocy come a great job. killing it every day there. i do not think they like peter is much as they pretend to. here with more is a columnistt for "the hill," i'd think he'd be great media host, joe concha. former governor mike huckabee with us. he lied to. he flat out lied. >> are to begin, by the way, with the town hall. the president clai

we will get to greg peters any moment. greg peters of pgim. but i am absolutely baffled by the narrative out there that la garde will need to address at 8:30. lisa: the question of how much she will push back, how much kenji? i would argue -- how much can she? i would argue much of what we are seeing is synchronized trading. so how much can she pull back and move the euro away from that dynamic that really has gone global echo -- has gone global? tom: i want to look at caterpillar here. people in the bond market talk, it is a transitory caterpillar, but i wonder to what. kailey: i think they see a lot of these pressures easing up a bit. for caterpillar, they talk about everything for labor to material costs to freight costs, and yet they were able to report profit 20% above what analysts are expecting. this isn't just a story we have seen with caterpillar. by and large, companies are beating to the upside. they are retaining margin. the average margin expansion is 40 basis points from the earnings propping of this equity market. tom: it does f

peter, you know some of the go ahead go ahead. yeah, i said some of the real winners were the bottom holder. there are a bunch of bottle. there's now we're going to get pennies on the dollar when the company went bankrupt. and now they get paid in full. i mean that was the thing is if you remember back in amc in last summer, so about july, august of 2020. there was a lot of talk about amc going bankrupt. obviously they got funding from other folks . but the fact was that was where they were, and this because stock craze happened now. now peter, we hear about the diamond hands. they were a big deal in the middle of the crazy. the writers you know, wanted you to hold on to stand strong on those stock. i mean, does the bottom eventually drop out or do they just hold it? and amc for some reason continues to be a stock that is way, way over value. both the diamond hands is all part of the height because the people who want to sell have to make sure that other people don't because you don't want to be in competition with other sellers.

. >> it's great to be with, you peter. i am a senior education fellow at the foundation for economic education, for celebrating our 75th year, anniversary, of the country's oldest free market thing chain, and a scholar at the cato institute of the freelance writers, at forbes, and as you mentioned, the author of an schooled. which came out in 2019, but had renewed interest over the past year, or plus, given the school shutdowns, and the upsurge in interest in home schooling, and alternatives to school. particularly, was school shutdowns, and delayed reopening plans. on the practical level, have you've been a teacher in the classroom, or do you have children more of school age? >> so, i am a home schooling mom myself. i have four children who have never been in school, who are interim seven, to 14. so, from personal experience and reflection. i travel the country in writing the book to visit other how they're home schooling families, as well as self directed learning centers, and other schooling alternatives, that are cater

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peter asked: and peter hammon road on monday: —— and peter hammon wrote on monday: last friday morning, the sun newspaper revealed that the queen had spent wednesday night in hospital. a fact previously undisclosed by the palace. this was the response of the bbc�*s royal correspondent. officials at buckingham palace have not been giving us a complete, reasonable picture of what has been occurring. the media was led to believe on wednesday that the queen was resting at windsor castle, that's what we, the bbc, reported and other branches of the media reported to our viewers, listeners and readers. in point of fact, she was being brought into a hospital in central london for these preliminary investigations. rumours and misinformation proliferate, thrive when there is an absence of good, proportionate, trustworthy information. a number of viewers got in touch with us following that and similar broadcasts. ann recorded this video for us. mrwitchel, her majesty does not report to you. so it is not for you to decide what level of information regarding her medical status is proper or otherw

. >>> and remembering peter scolari. the emmy-winning actor's two-year health battle. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening here in hollywood and across the film industry, there is shock and disbelief tonight after actor alec baldwin was involved in a fatal and apparent accidental shooting of a woman on a new mexico movie set baldwin expressing his shock and sadness over the death of the film cinematographer, after the 63-year-old movie and tv star fired a gun used as a prop during production of a western-themed movie the movie's director was wounded. film experts are aghast that such an accident could happen, given strict safety standards governing firearms on film sets. tonight no charges have been filed, but plenty of questions, including whether safety concerns were dismissed before the shooting baldwin pledging his cooperation with police miguel almaguer now with late details. >> reporter: shortly after the fatal shooting, a distressed alec baldwin outside the sheriffs department in santa

thanks, peter. now the chad pergram on capitol hill. chad, is all of this strong arming? still more of stick than carrot. i'm not sure. is it doing any good to get both sides closer to a deal? >> democratic leaders insist that they want to finish the spending bill by the 31st of october. senate democrats held a lengthy caucus meeting today. there's still no agreement. >> i told our caucuses everyone is going to be disappointed in certain things but everyone will be glad about certain things. overall, getting something done of this magnitude for the american people is a huge, huge, huge accomplishment. >> senators bernie sanders and joe manchin met monday. sanders continues to say they're making good progress. i reminded sanders that that's what we've heard for weeks. sanders replied "the american people are tired of these discussions never ending." sanders is not alone. >> i think the goal has to be getting the folks in a room and getting a decision on a topline number. that's why we need a topline

judge says, peters was untruthful with the secretary and her stuff. peters phil to follow the rules and order up the secretary by facilitating and allowing a non employee, without disclosed background check to have access to a secured area. nicely aided peters in her wrongful act by requesting that the cameras be disabled. in doing so, knisely ensure that the wrongful behavior of peters could not be viewed. peters and knisely also failed to take adequate precautions to ensure that confidential information would be protected. this is the kind of evidence in the case the clerk says that she is going to appeal this ruling. >> the clerk does say that. and they have petitioned the colorado supreme court, but the facts before themselves. and in fact, the facts are not even in dispute in this case. a county clerk allowed images of the hard drives and then access to voting equipment by unauthorized third parties. risking the entire integrity of a county election system. so i acted swiftly, my office set up a protocol to ensure that the residents of those coun

i'm peter lavelle . what explained show biden's sudden drop in the poles as a candidate, he promised to return to some form of normality. however, his current standing with the public is anything but is his agenda the problem? maybe he's not as likable as he once seemed. he is in trouble and so is this party i cro sucking biden's poll numbers. i'm joined by my guess ed martin in washington. he is president of the national conservative organization, phyllis shapley eagles, as well as co author of the conservative case for trump in las vegas. we have laura think she is founder and ceo, bramble communications, and democratic strategist. and in gainesville, we cross to richard barras. he is director of big data poll, right cossack rolls in effect, that means he can jump anytime you want. now i always appreciate richard, let me go to you because you're a pollster. can you explain to our audience very briefly? what in the world is going on? because i'm calling this program sudden poll deaf because that's what

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and you show that reporting from jeremy peters at the top of this. i think that there is a lot of the technical term, wish casting. among democrats, the trump supporters are just not going to show up. and they are going to be gifted seats as though they were in georgia. maybe that will have been. but i wish is not a strategy. and i think that the democrats need to be much more aggressive about driving this wedge between donald trump's base, who is unhappy. with the republicans for their mine not going along with the big lie to the degree of their liking, whatever that. would-be it's completely about getting castro with donald trump in [inaudible] . and relatively in touch real quality and republicans still exists in exurban district. oh which has gotta be driven there to force the crazy's and the normals to be in conflict of one another. and the democrats don't seem to be doing that aggressively. we have a year. so maybe just an early warning flight. but i think that the -- >> so tim real quick you think that there's a subset population of republican

peter- _ slower. very interesting to talk to you, peter. peter— slower. very interesting to talk to you, peter. peterjones, - slower. very interesting to talk to you, peter. peterjones, an - slower. very interesting to talk to | you, peter. peterjones, an expert in public inquiries. thank you. a former facebook employee turned whistle—blower has told a us senate committee that she believes the company's products have harmed children, stoked division and weakened democracy. frances haugen told lawmakers the social media giant knew its apps were harming the mental health of some young users. facebook said the company sees protecting its community as more important than maximising profits. 0ur correspondent james clayton has this report. it's ringing. eleanor and freya are both ia, and like many teenagers, they're both on instagram. as a teenager, you're looking at these people, all these models, and, you know, influencers, they all are very skinny and they have, like, a perfect body. and when you're looking at that and then kind of comparing yourself to i

i am peter ship is euro pacific capital. thank you so much for your time. i'm now for a quick break only come back if i ever post bracket regulations continues as frank fisherman threatened to take action against the u. k. well, the gas next, and as we go to break your, the numbers at the club news with back kaiser's financial delilah. no, they say my little girl, i was in a central bag support. donna gonna call them right now and they stopped. ah, if you want something done, right, do it yourself. the acronym d i y i do it yourself, has now become the name for a new genre of online videos. we do cover. it's more than a year away. any sammy, herself, school that he had known you can't, the was more than any northrop with her spoke a deal it people use scrap materials and whatever's at hand to rig up all kinds of stuff from household items to pump action. squid guns, furniture company for my freshman longer stuff must be out of well, much more poor with the best part is people want to watch millions of viewers spend hours seeing how a person they've never me

now peter saying with you, i mean we know that concerns over the stability of the dollar. typically we need to increase interest in inflation hedges, especially when we're talking about inflation, hyperinflation, whatever it may be. and of course, a lot of times when people are talking about inflation hedges, they think of gold. now we saw gold hit $2000.00 and out back in august 2020. now their predictions we could see $3000.00 and now it's do you think that those possible? well, i think we're going to go a lot higher than that. and not just gold, but lots of metals and commodities in real assets are going to see price appreciation with inflation. of course, if there's hyper inflation, the price of all these assets goes to infinity, right? because if the money is worthless, then it doesn't. how much money you have, you can't buy anything. also, all prices are going to be going up. but i think as a historic or traditional form of a hedge, where you don't want to be in an asset like a stock or a real estate, you want more liquidity, you want more stability, and you want to

i'm peter about to remind you we're discussing european disunion. ah. okay gentlemen, we didn't really resolve anything the 1st part of the program, and i'm going to make it even more complicated because i want to go to foreign policy. right now we go to photo beach in paris. here are the french, a finance minister in the saying this in an interview in published in the new york times. it was a very interesting interview, said this part of it's the key question for the european union is to become independent from the united states, able to defend its own interests, whether economic or strategic interests here. and what i find really interesting, we looked at the differences in the 1st part of the program, and now we have a french finance minister talking about a foreign policy for the entire european union. i mean, if you don't have your house together for domestic issues, how in the world are going to be able to do that foreign policy wise for breast, go ahead in paris. well, when it comes to france in my field, which is i t, we are currently being colo

live now and bring in peter. earl peters, a research fellow at the american institute for economic research are very welcome . many put europe's fuel price. peter, that crisis down to brussels push for renewables. is it surprising therefore, that joe biden seemingly heading down the same route? which, robbing me, i'm the policies of the by the ministration are not informed or, or driven by economic science or historical precedent. their approach like brussels, or purely ideological, which means that even if you could predict negative outcomes, such as somebody said, was scarcity causing rides in crisis. they implement them anyway. so, you know, a lot of presidential ministrations, us measures have been driven by dog service, stablished social science. but the, by the ministration is by far in the most records we see the deputies. so they are pushing ahead though, renewable sources of energy, seeing that they're reliable. but the question there for is, are the ample enough to sustain america's economy in any near future period. now they're neither currently reliable or sufficient to support

peter asked: and peter hammon road on monday: —— and peter hammon wrote on monday: last friday morning, the sun newspaper revealed that the queen had spent wednesday night in hospital. a fact previously undisclosed by the palace. this was the response of the bbc�*s royal correspondent. officials at buckingham palace have not been giving us

here now with more peter doocy. the idea that jen psaki wants to flip roles and be the questioner and get you to answer her questions, it's not a matter. you made a good point. it did he ever visit the border? i've been down there on horseback, i've been there on helicopters, all-terrain vehicles, there's films of me in tunnels out there when people are getting arrested and thrown in warehouses immediately falling off a horse. i've been down there firsthand and seen the border 15 times. he has to go down and see it and he never did, did she? she lied to you. think of what they are referring to several weeks after i'd asked, it appeared in "the washington post" is of the 2008 before the 2,000 election. joe biden went out to a event in new mexico but he landed in el paso. what the white house is saying, counts as a trip down to the border, is the drive and a motorcade from el paso's airport to the rally. you've been in some of the motorcades. you're going very fast. the cars are moving around. kind of side to side wit

peter alexander is at the vatican. >> reporter: for president biden, a day of devotion and diplomacy. america's second ever roman catholic president having a private audience with pope francis, with whom he's built a personal bond, giving him a ceremonial commander coin and a compliment. >> you are the most significant warrior for peace i have ever met. >> reporter: president biden was later asked whether the issue of abortion came up >> no, it didn't we talked about the fact he was happy i was a good catholic. >> reporter: that has been a source of controversy with some u.s. bishops recently arguing catholic politicians who support abortion rights, including the president, should be denied communion just last month, pope francis called abortion homicide, but he's never denied anyone communion in the vatican statement, it made no mention of the highly contentious topic. hours later, president biden looked to rebuild trust with america's oldest ally, meeting with french president emanuel macron for the first time since france recalled their ambassador from washington, furious the u.s.

peter i like to begin with you. and your be, i'm told it's the first time this president, has paid an in-person visit to the democratic caucus, in the house, the majority caucus. presidential power is a funny thing. you have to spend it wisely. when and how will we know, if his trip down to the capital today, was worth it? >> it's a great question, obviously as you said in the, opening it was not what they would've liked. when nancy pelosi said there's gonna be a vote of money, there was not a vote on monday. then she said there be a vote on, thursday there was not a vote on thursday. they're supposed to be a vote on friday. there is not a vote on friday. because in fact they don't have the votes, and this is the fundamental tension here between the great aspirations of the democratic party, and the constrain majorities they have actually have to work. with president biden was quoted today is telling the democrats in that meeting, that they have fdr in lbj like ambitions, but they don't have lbj or lbj majorities. t

peter, thank you very a peter in los angeles. i the care regulator for england is warning that the sector faces a "tsunami of unmet need" this winter unless staffing shortages are tackled. the care quality commission has called for immediate measures to fill job vacancies. the government says it's providing £162 million to boost recruitment. alison holt reports. the unmet need which today's report warns is already a reality for the cooks. melvin has a rare brain condition, and unable to get any support, dorothy is caring on her own. he can't get out of the chair on his own. he can't mobilise on his own. he can't go up and down the stairs on his own. he can't wash, dress, shower. take yourtime... it's just full—on, 24/7 caring. melvin was sent home by the nhs injune. for a short time, care workers came in, then they said they didn't have enough staff to continue. that was 12 weeks ago. according to the charity carers uk, many family carers are being pushed to the edge, like dorothy. i'm on my knees. i'm on my knees with exhaust

griff: peter doocy covering it all for us in rome. peter, that's. -- thanks. meanwhile thousands of migrants on the move. we will talk to tom homan and take you live to the texas border. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. anita: welcome back, live images now from our southern border. that's the destination for huge migrant caravan making its way across mexico towards the u.s. this as the biden administration set to be negotiating payments to migrants separated at the borderment dan springer live in la joya, texas with the latest on this, hi, dan. reporter: a lot of people are upset about that. the migran

peter, thanks very much indeed. the archbishop i information. peter, thanks very | much indeed. the archbishop of canterbury has said he is a proposed new law in ghana which would propose harsh penalties under the lgb q community. despite an agreement by all churches that they would not support this commentary legislation. the anti— lgbt real has already generated a lot of controversy since it was introduced in august. —— bill. the parliamentary committee has received over 100 petitions challenging it. some academics have questioned the bill, arguing that it challenges the constitution and democracy. the speaker has said that will go through a transparent process before passing it into law. the debate could take several months. the bill was initiated following the opening and subsequent shutdown of an lgbt key shutdown. a prison term of three years at a human rights said the new bill could promote a system of state—sponsored discrimination and violence against sexual minorities in the country but the bill is likely to pass with some amendments since many mps favour it. s

i am peter ship of euro pacific capital. thank you so much for your time. i'm now for a quick break, but when we come back the fight over post brack. that regulations continues. as frank fishermen threatened to take action against the u. k. will discuss next. and as we go to break, here are the numbers that the clothes with with a shape out. this thing becomes the applicant and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. this picture tells a 1000 words and 1000 episodes a kaiser where are contain this is the rosetta stone of name and kaiser report. understanding this me one, stacy wearing a crime. i don't know if you've seen it close enough or not, but that stacy wearing a crown in front of a burning building. this is the key name of all means. this is the construct. think all you need to know about our modern life in this me ah, if you want something done, right, do it yourself. the acronym d i y, i e, do it yourself has now become the name for unusual nra of online videos. we do, coupled with

— but is constantly having to rob peter to — but is constantly having to rob peter to pay paul, in a way, because the finances — peter to pay paul, in a way, because the finances are so stretched, which leads— the finances are so stretched, which leads us— the finances are so stretched, which leads us to — the finances are so stretched, which leads us to the other element about this which— leads us to the other element about this which is where it's always about— this which is where it's always about covid and how we are having to rely on _ about covid and how we are having to rely on the _ about covid and how we are having to rely on the industries like the financial— rely on the industries like the financial services sector who have been _ financial services sector who have been so _ financial services sector who have been so powerful over the decades in actually— been so powerful over the decades in actually raising revenue and paying their own _ actually raising revenue and paying their own taxes — in the ft, it talks— their own taxes — in the ft, it talks a

peter bowes there. in other _ the us president. peter bowes there. in other news, - the us president. peter bowes there. in other news, eight - there. in other news, eight months after the myanmar military seized power in a coup, the country is descending further into a civil war. last month, the national unity government made up of ousted election leaders glared war on the military to restore democracy. the fighting is intensifying. 0n attack on a traffic police post on the 8th of september. 0ne post on the 8th of september. one of several explosions that day. in august, four policemen were shot dead on a train. dozens of local administrators have also been killed. attacks like these are now happening almost daily across the country. the network of civilian militias fighting to retort democracy. they call themselves the people's defence forces. the pdf is made up of pro—democracy protesters, police defectors and ordinary citizens. they say they have no other choice but to take up arms. translation: i have never touched a gun, but the military... m

i say peter can i think we can talk about and mail it out and everybody. oh okay, hold on, let me go to richard. here. i get to laura laura you saw you said a lot. laura led richard react. ok. ok. i didn't yet. i want to let laura finish your thought. you know. good. yeah. it did. it would have sounded like until then honestly, it did sound a bit like a wish list and i'd really like to just get back to the numbers we've been tracking joe bought. and since he was inaugurated and what was said before about having solid numbers was we call them artificial. his approval rating basically was artificial. he came in with high numbers based on artificial june that he, it was driven like co approval. it was not driven by high marks, generally across the board on other issues. he 9 months of tracking and he never scored high marks on other issue. he came in on well, was sadly, yeah, he knew it was, it was a, it was possibly. 7 lent richard denaleck. let richards me go. hello. we predicted this for 6 months out. once his coven approval started the fall, it was going

>> absolutely. >> mark: peter doocy, welcome to the program. tell us about yourself, your age, where you went to school, why you're interested in this business and so forth. >> i'm a 34-year-old villanova grad. i got married a few months ago. my wife and i live in a d.c. suburb because it is good to get out of washington after a long day at the office sometimes. and i actually -- a lot of people have been watching my dad in the morning on "fox & friends" for almost 20 years now. i always thought he had a very cool job, but i can credit john mccain for getting into the business because when i was in college, chris matthews msnbc hard ball college tour came to campus, while he was running for president. i thought it would be cool because i was interested in politics, so i went, and there was a producer from the show polling the audience. does anybody have any questions for john mccain? and i raised my hand. it was the same day or the day after hilary clinton had been at a photo op drinking shots with some voters elsewhere in pennsylvania. and so

chair peters: thank you, chief butler. as i mentioned in my opening statement, earlier this year, the storm act was passed and signed into law. the fema, the authority to work with states and tribal governments to establish a revolving fund that can be used by local governments to carry on mitigation projects and reduce the natural disaster risk they face, and that includes funding -- flooding, shoreline erosion, high water levels. mr. hancock, as you mentioned in your opening comments, our home state of michigan has faced record levels of flooding this year as well as we have seen some extreme shoreline erosion along the great lakes. i would like you to comment as to how important accessing funds like will be contained in the storm act, is to local governments. and also how important it is for local governments to have discretion as to which mitigation projects they would like to conduct? mr. hancock: thank you. that is a good question. the idea of providing funds through the state revolving fund has been around for a whi

you showed that reporting from jeremy peters at the top of this. i think there is a lot of the technical term here is wishcasting among democrats that the trump supporters just aren't going to show up in the midterms, and they're going to be gifted seats like they were in georgia. maybe that will happen. but a wish is not a strategy. and i think the democrats need to be much, much more aggressive about driving this wedge between donald trump's base, who is unhappy with the republicans for to their mind i guess not going along with the big lie to the degree of their liking, whatever that would means. that's completely getting prostrate before donald trump at mar-a-lago. whatever it is that they want, and the relatively, you know, in touch with reality republicans that still exist in some of these suburban and exurban districts. a wedge has got to be driven there to force, you know, the crazies and the normals to be in conflict with one another. the democrats don't seem to be doing that aggressively. we got a year. we got a year. so maybe it's just a

hi, peter. >> good afternoon. the latest is that the president is about to host a virtual meeting with house progressives to go over the reasons why the package will be smaller than 3.5 trillion. that was a head scratcher to find out about. because officials had been saying the plan cost nothing. listen. >> so are you now admitting that the plan does not cost zero or is it less than zero? >> what we're talking about here is how muched the top line investments are, which are all paid for, so therefore it cost zero. no matter what the cost or size of the top-line investments, we have ways to pay for it. >> so to not dumb it down then, is the plan free or does it cost anything? >> the plan cost nothing for the american people that make less than $400,000. >> the president talks about having 48 votes, needing 50. he's singling it krysten sinema and joe manchin. they have been harassed by activists including cinema last night in a public rest room. i had a chance to ask the president himself about what he thinks of the

peter. thanks for being with us. how significant is this, 5 to 11, kids soon getting the vaccine? >> it's huge, janelle, for a variety of reason. the first reason is that kids get ill themselves. there has been an increase in pediatric cases by 250% from the summer during delta compared to regular. not big in the bay area but around the country. the second is that it causes a lot of disruptions in school. the third is kids can be a vector to bring the virus home to vulnerable individuals, uncles, aunts, grandparents. for multiple reasons it's important that kids contribute to herd immunity. >> will the shot affect a 5-year-old do you believe differently than an 11-year-old in terms of side effects? >> no. we don't think so. it's a great question, but right now it seems that actually the kids in the trials with one-third the dose do better than the adults at the regular dose ages 16 to 25. these were compared in the trials with fewer fevers and fewer chills. the long-term side effects, most o