ships, as you can see off the coast of california, they are stuck at sea, all while prices continue to rise, what is washington doing about this and what will they tell parents who have to explain why santa cannot get his act together in time to deliver presents this year? trace. trace: coming up, complete coverage from the ports, the pumps and what it means for your family, plus, her son died from a single pill he ordered through snapchat. she s taking on big tech, ahead a mother s warning to parents about kids getting drugs through social media. sandra: we begin with the dismal jobs report topping a week for president biden. i m sandra smith. trace. trace: i m trace gallagher in for john roberts. employers adding just 164,000 jobs last month, well short of the 500,000 economists were
karl, hope to have you back soon. trace, you are on the west coast, you see what is happening. the atlantic ran a piece you have to read. put it up on the screen. america is running out of everything, the headline reads. sub, global supply chain slowing down when americans demand it go into overdrive. put up on the screen issue the images, they are stunning, of ships off the coast. we re getting word of people heading into local pharmacys or grocery stores and seeing empty shelves. trace. trace: that is not an accurate picture, i was down at port of entry five or six days ago, you can literally walk from ship to ship to ship, that is how many are backed up there, that is the problem. watching all morning long, sandra, the liberal analysts were trying to spin job numbers like the president just did there and you can just tell from what karl is saying, the public is not buying it, the poll numbers show the public is not buying it, one reason, look off
remain anonymous. his show in new york city has been delayed until spring. these are reasonable questions for reporters to be asking in the briefing room and jen psaki seems to have standard answer, even pointing the reporters to the gallerists for further questions. trace: when the story first broke, we spoke to an art dealer, how much? he said, anywhere from $200 to $2500. $75,000? yeah. meantime, switching gears, more than a month after u.s. withdrawal, thousands of our allies are stranded in afghanistan. one afghan evacuated to u.s. and is speaking to fox news about the horror his colleagues back home are facing under taliban rule. the commander sharing images he s receiving daily showing atrocities and we have to warn you, it is graphic.
drivers when it comes to road repair, i asked what they thought about it. our taxes go to help the environment and i m very happy to pay it. it is what it is. still got to put gas in it. killing my business. i drive around, i have a diesel truck, costs their 140 to fill up my truck. yeah, well, if that guy is looking for a break at the pump, likely not happening. more coming when it comes to rising gas prices, trace. trace: people are shocked when they look at $5.25 behind you, kelly, welcome and thank you. sandra: perhaps we ll get more clarity from the white house. jen psaki holding daily press briefing. let s listen in. this will be an ongoing process, this is the first set of documents. we will evaluate cases of
drop, their view anyway. really interesting to hear the president making that case when the other side is viewing it from the complete opposite end of the spectrum. trace: president says things are great, numbers say different. jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. thank you. sandra. sandra: bring in karl rove, fox news contributor. karl, you were sitting down already to hear the president s speech in its entirety. this was his words after a dismal jobs report. he spent a big chunk of that speech, pitching his infrastructure bill. if that is so important to get americans back to work, building roads and bridges, why doesn t he allow congress to take straight up and down vote on the standalone bill? karl: good question, sandra, if they pass the infrastructure bill, including reauthorize of highway trust fund we ve been