newt gingrich was great before. americans, republicans, independents and democrats all feel the pain on inflation at a 30 year high. gas prices up more than 40%. food meat and sea food double digits. that's why thanksgiving will be so expensive. the pain of feeling less safe with violent crime across the country. the pain of fentanyl and addiction. this is the most under-reported crisis this this country. it's nottine close. because of the border that is anything but closed. all of this stuff is coming in. no jen psaki bomb will fix this. no canned speech from the president will fix this. the president and vice-president won't visit the border and pete buttigieg won't visit the port cities in california or jersey. cargo ships are backed up like in long beach. it comes down to competency, effort and messaging am the administration is failing on all 3 fronts. the american people know it and the numbers show it. >> sean: we could resolve the border issue, pete. go back to the trump policies. we could resolve the inflat

maria: newt, it's great to see you. >> thank you. maria: newt gingrich joining us this morning. coming up, an isis terror alert in virginia as china sets up shop in afghanistan and another massive caravan heads toward our southern border. how biden's wokism and wasting taxpayer dollars are making americans less safe. and i hope you'll join me tomorrow morning on "mornings with more ya," on -- maria with on foks business, 6-9 eastern on the fox business network. we'll be right back. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service the way you need it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ hi, my name is tony cooper, and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad cove

gingrich argues anti-american beliefs are gaining traction within the united states. his latest book is called "beyond biden." and in the broken constitution, harvard professor describes how abraham lincoln viewed the constitution and fox news brian kelly looks at the relationship between lincoln and frederick douglass and the president and the freedom fighter. those are some of the new books being published this week. you will see them on booktv. each week booktv produces a program called "after words." and on this week's episode of the author interview program, entrepreneur argues that corporate america is signing onto, quote, the culture only to increase profit. he discussed his book with harvard university economics professor and former george w. bush economics advisor greg. here is a little bit of that conversation. >> i think that there is something to be said for exploring the way in which may be it can stand on its own 2 feet. a big part of what i take aim at in the book isn't just the ideology in and of its own right but it's merged with capitalism which actu

newt gingrich said it right this is a cultural war for who we are as americans now. we have to fight like crazy. >> tammy: they've got to.. americans do not want this on the republicans have got to step up. forget about '22 in '24, it's about saving thisfo american framework and the american dream. thank you very much, a lot on our plate but americans have faced even more in the past and we can do it. biden's border crisis continues to spiral. griff jenkins joins us from panama when he spoke to migrants making their way to our southern border will also get reaction from laura logan and dana loesch. you won't believe what hillary clinton said today about the future of politics. stay with us as the special edition of hannity continues. >> tammy: welcome back to the special edition of hannity. developing tonight, officials and palm and i tell fox news that a massive migrant caravan with 60,000 migrants is making its way toward our southern border. fox news is griff jenkins gained exclusive access to one of the migrant camps here with the latest on the ground in panama i

newt gingrich said it right, this is a cultural war for who we are as americans now. we have to fight like crazy. >> tammy: they've got to. americans do not want this on the republicans have got to step up. forget about '22 in '24, it's about saving this american framework and the american dream. thank you very much, a lot on our plate but americans have faced even more in the past and we can do it. biden's border crisis continues to spiral. griff jenkins joins us from panama when he spoke to migrants making their way to our southern border will also get reaction from laura logan and dana loesch. you won't believe what hillary clinton said today about the future of politics. stay with us as the special edition of hannity continues. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪♪ i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've always drea

joining me for reaction, author of the new book "beyond biden," newt gingrich. do you agree this week was an extremely dangerous week in america, potentially the most dangerous so far in the biden administration with all of these things we just laid out? >> yeah. but i think what you are seeing is a steady increase in danger because first of all biden is very radical and incompetent. the combination is devastating. and 400,000 people a month come across the border illegally. i don't understand how the illegal i am grant got on an airplane to harass senator sinema. in theory isn't she supposed to not let her on the airplane. what you see oner level is breaking the law. as you pointed out, it's a felony in arizona to invade a woman's bathroom. it doesn't matter because it's in the pursuit of the great cause of left wing radicalism. i think what's beginning to happen is normal americans are looking around going, these people are crazy. a friend of mine said he has seen the same people move from anger towards fear because they begin to realize how really serious the

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a shocking fox poll out of virginia and that's governor's race, newt gingrich tells us what's driving a doll. plus, what's the latest in the new jersey governor's race? jackson o'reilly is closing the gap and he will be here in moments. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ >> let me tell you what's happening right now, because i just happen to see a new fox poll. are we ready? [cheers and applause] >> laura: republican glenn youngkin certainly looking like a winner tonight reacting to a new fox news poll that gives him a pretty staggering lead in the virginia governor's race. i think it's safe to say the issue that propelled youngkin in the polls wasn't the economy, wasn't crime, wasn't immigra

here is newt gingrich, former speaker of the house, author of the forthcoming book beyond biden which is out tuesday. i know you believe as do i that this shift which affects moms and dads of all political affiliations, that this could shape the political debate in the country for years to come. explain. >> it goes back to development of the right to have school choice which goes all the way back to governor tommy thompson in wisconsin in the 19 eightiess, has grown, jeb bush was a great leader on it in florida and when desantis ran for governor against an african-american candidate, one in every 5 african-american women who voted voted for desantis because they wanted school choice and were tired of government unions, government schools that were failing their children and now in virginia you have a vivid case study of this. a recent debate governor mcauliffe, you would think he knows better, said he did not believe parents had a right to be involved in the children's schools, that went over so badly, to their credit, gwen youngkin had an ad up the next morning pounding this home and

former speaker of the house fox news contributor newt gingrich is with us. talking to the former vice president. you're looking at this monstrosity. open borders, abandoning americans in afghanistan. looking at eliminating energy independence. i'm looking at inflation. i'm looking at china and their territorial ambitions. and i'll be honest, i never thought it could be this bad this quick. i'm actually concerned because i feel our enemies are emboldened and that there's really nothing that they won't do at this point. >> i think you've got with biden such a weak president. i am very worried that you're going to see the chinese communists decide to occupy taiwan. the number of airplanes that have flown over taiwan from china in the last four days is just astounding. it is a prelude potentially to them taking over the island. it's because biden looks so unbelievably weak. i did a podcast recently with the gallup poll expert who spent 40 years now in central america. he describes that in the biden world, you now have people who fly from haiti to ecuador and the

. >> dana: newt gingrich will join us in a moment. but first we go to arlington, virginia. >> in that same poll 5% of voters are still undecided. before the candidates can try to sway them they have to convince their own base to show up on election day to get out the vote tour bus is continuing on. tonight mccauliffe will return to northern virginia. president biden will rally on his behalf. he is running against glenn youngkin. both made stops in virginia beach yesterday. biden easily won the northern counties last year. approval rating has taken a dive since. mccauliffe admitted those numbers have been no help to his campaign. the new fox news poll 50% in favor of the president. 48% don't favor him. youngkin says he welcomes the president to virginia. >> i guess virginians might be excited. i doubt it that joe biden is showing up. i said bring him in and have him campaign as much as he wants. i'm campaigning for virginians. >> mccauliffe has focused on tying his opponent to president trump calling him too extreme on issues like abor

here now, newt gingrich former speaker of the house. he's got a new book, beyond biden out on november 2nd, you can preorder your copy now on amazon. glad to have you, you can see what's important to americans, why is the biden administration on interested in those issues? >> that's true across the board, they aren't interested in controlling the border which is a huge issue for americans, they are uninterested in the rise in murderers which is a big issue for americans, you could go through the whole list of things. the biden team which includes schumer and pelosi and every democrat in washington except maybe joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, they are committed to a hard left big government socialist model. they have to pay off the unions, they've got to pass big spending. they've got to find ways to take care of their allies and i think that you see them literally tone-deaf. i don't have the language -- and i've been working on this. these are people who reject reality. reagan used to say you didn't worry about what liberals didn't know

newt gingrich calls it big government socialism. but, joe, go back further than that. reagan passed a allr of his le, i was with him as a child, blue dog democrats or sometimes they were called yellow dog democrats or sometimes they were called bo weevil democrats, from the -- bowl weevil democrats, the trouble is they've become extinct. manchin's not a republican because he would spend more and tax more, but he's not crazy either, and that's what they can't stomach. and i'm waiting to see, now i ask this, where are we going to get house members or senators who will stand up and support manchin and sinema publicly? when? >> they won't do it for now, i guess. i'm sure that manchin and sinema look at poll numbers, and they see that the president is polling, washington post/abc, 39% if on the economy, 33% on immigration, in the 20s on afghanistan, in the low 30s on crime. it's not like, hey, the president's popular, he really wants this, so let's jump on his coat tails. the president's coat 25eu8s aren't remotely what they were inte june. quite red in west virginia and i

gingrich former housing and urban development secretary doctor ben carson but it's out sunday on fox news at 10:00 a.m. right foxbusiness start smart every week and six -- 9:00 a.m. eastern joint meet weekdays for mornings with maria on foxbusiness for help will start with your day with us every weekday. that will do it for us in this weekend, thank you s being with me. have a great rest of the weekend everybody and i'll see you again next time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello this week on the wall street journal at large, still no deal for the u.s. economy shows signs of stalling and inflation continues to surge democrats are still arguing among themselves about the plan to spend trillions of dollars and raised taxes. this is exactly the u.s. economy really needs right now? plus yes virginia there is a santa claus and he might be about to bring you

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. >> bill: we will get analysis from newt gingrich on that in a moment. first, we have the breakdown leaning our coverage on the help today. >> hey, good morning to you, bill. this is really an incredible what is happening. you've got this infrastructure bill that is really a rarity on the hill because it has bipartisan support, but we really don't know what is going to happen to her now. it has kind of turned into the redheaded stepchild, focusing on the social spending bill. some are questioning, you know, whether this infrastructure bill is really just dead, so right now, not taking a vote on it last week as promised by speaker pelosi. it is really enriching republicans and moderates alike. they'll believe progressives have taken the spell hostage. senator kyrsten sinema, democrat, calling the whole deal "inexcusable and deeply disappointing," blaming liberals for using the bill as an ineffective stand to gain leverage over a separate proposal while republicans are blaming the left for taking thet it is going to cost all of us. watch. >> make no mistak

perrault got 98% of -- perot got 98% of the vote and clinton and newt gingrich balance the budget. i give perot credit. i think only good can come out of what andrew yang is doing and i wish him luck. history says it will be really hard. can he affect the two party candidates? yes, he can, he can come in a constructive way. host: ithaca, new york, on the republican line, ray. caller: good morning. mr. lieberman, i think you are the best democrat around by far. i just have a quick question. i've been really disappointed with president biden who seems to be caving into bernie and the squat. why is the disrespect for joe manchin, why do you think president biden is acting more like he was vice president? i don't understand this hard turn to the left. i wish he was more like you, sir. guest: thanks for your kind words. i've known joe biden forever. we met long ago because we had a mutual friend long before i came to the senate. we served together for 24 years. a wonderful person, really honorable and likable and always worked across party lines. on the committees that he chaired, he ha

milk clinton and the famous 1995 or 96 i think it was 95 newt gingrich congress and state of the union he famously said the arab big government is over. jimmy carter's and on this exact same thing in 1978. obama try to make a grand bargain on social security. it is not like republicans say oh, we won a convert and jimmy carter for they still despise jimmy carter as much as anyone. it is kind of bad policy and bad politics. >> that's a world again we are still living in. the democratic party succeeds the arguments of the right. thinking it will save them and stop the vicious attacks. >> joe biden it's having a democratic president is 80 years old humorous all the old stuff. he remember how well it works. and he's kind of going back to it because, i make kind of a snarky joke about the fact he's a catholic is about to meet his maker and he wants to get to the right place. he wants to spend $3.5 trillion on healthcare and free community college, right? i think the democratic party has at least somewhat, now or something in the situation were the outliers are crying into the wilderness and

here now is newt gingrich, former speaker of the house, his new book beyond biden is out november 2nd it is available for preorder now. i don't think democrats have thought this through, they thought these mandates is all going to work or did some polling, but the polls out there, people like the mandates, until they can't get a police officer to shop or can't get a nurse on the floor if they are in and eat our, then the mandates don't look so good, do they. >> you have a system, the american system which is falling apart, hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants and by the way president biden doesn't do anything to apply his rules and mandates to illegal immigrants, they don't get tested, they don't get vaccinated, we don't check on them for health reasons so somehow american citizens can be punished but people who show up here illegally get flown around the country, shipped around the country, taken care of, taxpayers are funding all the illegal immigrants who are not required to do any of this but there's something deeper going on, they can't unload the ships, they can't find th

newt gingrich has that, plus, lieutenant colonel stuart shall or may be out of the break but not out of legal trouble. his attorney joins us exclusively in moments to discuss what's next. don't go away >> these bills are not about left versus right. these bills are about competitiveness versus complacency. there are about opportunity versus decay. to support these investments is to create a rising america, america's movie. to oppose these investments is to could be complicit in america's decline. >> laura: that was joe biden desperately pitching his boondoggle in michigan today but the truth is, few have facilitated america's decline more. he voted to normalize trade relations with china and supported his entry into the wto that cost millions of jobs but some republicans, a lot of them supported it. now joe wants to cause more misery for all working americans by taxing and spending our economy into oblivion. what's even more worrisome is that joe manchin seems to be cracking. we predicted this. i knew it would happen. he open the door to $2.2 trillion in spending. what happened to 1.

gingrich and i started a campaign, drill here, drill now, pay less., you finally got america to the point where we were energy independent. we didn't have to rely on countries that hate our guts, for the lifeblood of the world's economy. didn't have to worry about the around. you didn't import a single barrel from saudi arabia. joe biden has given that up, but worse, he's begging opec to increase their production. i want your overall thoughts because they're now paying abovg about 50% or more, $5 per again and in some places in california. >> mr. trump: we became energy independent for the first time in the history of our country. one of the things i was most proud about, we had ronald reagan tried everybody tried to get it approved, nobody could get it approved for many, many years. ronald reagan couldn't do it, he wanted to do it many years ago in alaska. senator murkowski made it possible, that it was just ended by biden. it was done by a republican eenator, made it possible. perhaps the biggest drilling site in the world, as big as saudi arabia, one of the other things i was ver

todd: newt gingrich says these tactics are not doing democrats any favors. >> the totalitarian left which is what you are watching in that bathroom and what you are watching around senator manchin they are playing with fire. there are a lot more of us than there are of these radicals and if we ever decide to respond in kind they will be gone. big government socialists are desperate and that is what you are seeing, desperation which i think the rest of the country is beginning to react to and that is why you are getting chants and football stadiums and tell a day go. the average american is fed up with being browbeaten by left-wing radicals. >> as president biden faces criticism for failing to condemn harassment against members of his own party his attorney general is going after parents who protest critical race theory in public schools. >> jackie ibanez is here with that story. >> attorney general merrick garland is extracting the fbi and us attorneys office, with threats against school board officials releasing in a memorandum writing spirit a debate about policy matters is protected un

tonight's conductor of chaos is new hampshire state representative and ungodly sam waterston/newt gingrich hybrid, ken weyler. weyler has stepped down from his leadership position after a backlash following a 52-page report on the covid vaccine that he sent to his colleagues. amongst the insanity, the report said that "unknown, octopus-like creatures are being injected into millions of children worldwide." yeah, it's called "squid game." ( laughter ) ( applause ) and it's fantastic. so i've been informed. it's too scary for me. according to weyler's report, the vaccines are also a plot to "steal our very own thoughts and feelings through 5g." oh, you don't need to steal my thoughts. you can have this one for free: what the ( bleep ) are you talking about? ( applause ) ( cheering ) the report also claims covid deaths are a vatican plot. well, of course! the more people die, the more people go to heaven! then the pope gets a kickback from god. follow the manna! follow the manna! speaking-- ( applause ) speaking of crazy people: january 6th insurrectionists. and i'll tell you all the latest i

harris former house speaker newt gingrich summing up big government. a new poll shows 52% say the federal government is trying to did too much. while 43% say it needs to do more. that's a 180 from a year ago when 54% said the government should do more and 41% disagreed. this comes as democrats in congress are pushing that multi-trillion dollars spending plan that critics say it will turn the united states into a welfare state. polls show while democrats support the bill the majority of independents don't. 64% oppose the bill or want a less expensive version. yesterday on "focus" republican committee chairman jim banks called the bill massively corrupt. >> the bill polls fairly well among the american people. when you dig into it you find billion dollars to fix racist roads and bridges. creating a climate police department to enforce green card policies. and 700,000 first time fines for employers if they don't abide by the biden vaccine mandates. it's a dangerous bill. >> harris: kat timpf. this is so serious. you hear the congressman talking. this coul

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gingrich is with us. the hypocrisy issue, they hit it out of the park. i gave you the short list of democratic officials that are hypocritical here. here's the thing. if we have inflation, stagflation, and economy now that lawrence summers is worried about deeply. now we have workers quitting 4.3 million in august and resigning, now we are going to lose key people in key positions in the thousands, are we going to stick by this mandate? >> i mean, you do not know what biden's going to do because the fact is, they know they reject reality. yet they rejected reality in afghanistan. they reject reality on the border. they reject reality with murderers who increase the murder rate in cities by 30%. there is no reason to believe that -- any of this. if first of all, the outrage that the american government would force people from their jobs, city governments would threaten to take away a pension right which is earned by 20 years of being on the street risking their lives in terms of police meant, the hypocrisy

gingrich and all the attempts to cut medicare. my history of the '90s is slightly different than the coffee shops of manhattan than that -- >> let me jump in. >> i don't want to sit around and dream big thoughts and that kind of stuff like the rest of us, but -- >> first of all, i'm just a humble news reporter. you get to break it down. i grew up in a gun-owning household out west. but with the facts, james i will tell you this. i hear you on prosperity. the critique -- not that i'm endorsing on it, but in the '90s you have clinton meeting republicans, people felt more than halfway. that's why we show the the "big government is over." again, i give you the ball back. >> again, i pointed to the expansion of family and medical leave. i pointed to the fact that clinton go the along with people, and did a great speech. but right now the issue is we're -- democrats in congress are asked to do very popular thing. it doesn't take much courage to negotiate prescription drug prices. it doesn't take much courage to raise taxes on the wealth

he took on newt gingrich. he threw a party for sylvio conte when he got in trouble for a party on the house floor. my dad was very bipartisan. he believed very much in the institution as opposed to the political party. so a lot of memories i have of my dad is sort of teaching me lessons. he worked closely with congressman chuck schumer. he worked closely with a hospital that was about to close as a freshman member because he didn't know any better, that he wasn't supposed to be able to have that kind of clout and figure things out. those are the memories i have of my dad. my dad just -- he saw walls but he just -- he didn't walk around them, he just took them down and still does. >> why did you decide to run for congress in 1990? >> i was in the new york city council. that was my first elected >> i was in the new york city council. that was my first elected office. that was really more just an opportunity that came up. because i was always with my father and was raised -- you grow up in my family and you'll go

fox news contributor, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. you know, i'm watching the infighting and the civil war within the democratic party. if it wasn't so serious, i would enjoy the fight, because, you know, democrats want to kill each other, scorpions and a brandy glass, i'm fine with that, but the reality is this is so dangerous, so destructive on so many different levels from inflation to the high cost of energy, that it actually scares me and the number is so high. >> well, i mean, it should scare you. this is an effort by big government socialists to profoundly change america. even joe manchin has said in the last 24 hours he doesn't want to change america. and he -- although he's a democrat, he said this bill is designed to profoundly change america to create a welfare-dependency and i think it has stunned him as a west virginia and how far they've gone. i think that people need to realize this is not an accident. these people are determined to take your money to rebuild your country with them in control, and you see it right now i

newt gingrich. so why is it they're so out of sync that you get the idea that the progressives want them out of the party. where do they go? >> we're still talking about very big zeros here. i know trillions get thrown out here and there in discussion but this is a lot of money being debated currently. you make a good point about the way that manchin and cinema are being treated in negotiations. they are the fly in the ointment but the stand-in for republicans. you don't see democrats going after republicans. republicans are not the boogie man here. instead, they're kind of out of the picture. this is an interesting fight between democrats. the interesting things here, again and again, you have see joe biden praise bernie sanders. he's former opponent on the campaign trail. he told union members that a lot of the provisions were thanks to bernie sanders. joe manchin didn't provide much of a lift for the president during the campaign. instead, he's representing the state the former president presiden

the kind that bill clinton and newt gingrich added to the u.s. code and had a tremendous impact on getting people back to work, particularly women back in the work force and increasing the labor participation rate. it was a spectacular idea and a great idea. we should be helping people but encouraging them to work. if you want to get child poverty down, this isn't something that people talk about. in 2019, the child poverty dropped to 15.4%. that was down from the 18% rate that president trump inherited. so if we have economic growth, if people are working, if we have jobs, if we encourage people to work, you'll see child poverty decline without this government largesse that encourages people not to work, this is all very counter productive. i don't understand it. it's politics. i wanted to cry after i heard the president's press conference it was so bad. >> martha: molly, i want your thoughts on another moment for the press conference. peter doocy was pressing jen psaki. reminds me of del rio. it's a very clear visual. when you look at what is g

you know it really accords with newt gingrich's line or argument that this is big government socialism. that's really what it is. and it's paying people not to work, and it's favoring non-work over work. and it's bad on all counts. so, elise, let me ask you in the remaining moments here, what's going to happen? they didn't even -- biden makes this plea, oh, please help me, please help me. and he quos to gas -- he goes to glasgow. he's not going to have anything to show at the climate summit, which is good because you've got all these crazy people out there. what happens next? i mean, will the house vote on something anytime in the foreseeable future? >> well, we've seen twice now president biden came to the hill the first time, and the president when they come to the hill are supposed to close the deal. it was a total embarrassment not once, but twice when the president was supposed to close the deal. >> his conversation with house democrats and senate democrats coming to a deal. he totally failed. obviously now he's in europe. we will see. the real challenge here, and this is being wr

he took on newt gingrich. he threw a party when he got into trouble for getting the italian salute on the house floor. my dad was very bipartisan. he believed very much in the institution as opposed the political party. a lot of the memories i have of my dad were teaching me the lesson up he worked very closely within congressman chuck schumer. he saved the hospital that was about to close. a public health hospital on staten island as a freshman member because he did not know any better that he was not supposed to be able to have that kind of clout and figure things out. most of the memories i have of my dad. he saw walls but he did not walk around them he took him down and he still does. : : : you grow up in my family and you go to a republican convention. they would say, guy -- who will nominate guy molinari for the new york state assembly? he would say, my daughter. i learned to speak publically. because i was always active in his campaigns, people came to me and asked me from a young age to consider runnin