john: fox news alert economy in crisis, democratic party rethinking its future in ways that not long ago would be unthinkable. questioning if the biden experiment is one that should continue. i m john roberts in washington. good monday to you. jacqui: good monday to you. president biden dragged down by high gas prices, worst in a generation and worries it could be the beginning of an even worse economy to come. cover of the new york post, say it ain t joe. john: economic turmoil not slowing one bit. the markets tanked this morning, dow down more than 600 points. experts say inflation and gas prices are still on the way up. no signs of coming down. and in a dystopian twist, americans are watching requirement accounts disappear and grocery bills grow. one gas station in st. anthony, minnesota, saying we hate our gas prices too. and few answers except to blame vladimir putin. john: peter doocy, say it ain t joe, peter? peter: and republicans are not listening to th
that democracy, that what happened last january is on the ballot or these kitchen table pocketbook issues? i think it s always about the kitchen table issues. yes, it s about the democracy on the ballot but they really want to know what we re doing in their interest and how they can manage for their families. is here s house republican kevin mccarthy, a few minutes after that. watch. i don t see any prime time hearings set for gas price, for battling inflation, feeding our children. making the streets safer. martha: jim banks of indiana was nominated to serve on this january 6th committee by kevin mccarthy. speaker pelosi vetoed that nomination back in july saying that it could impact the integrity of the investigation. he s standing by. first, let s go to chad pergram live with what to expect tonight from capitol hill. hi, chad. martha, good afternoon. the key for the committee tonight is to punch through to the public. so far the investigation into last year s r
able to exist in an a political environment for the rule of law. you saw the face of rage addiction. and people traffic in rage. but it also treats these justices as something other than human to say i m glad he, alito does not feel like he can step outside his house. within 24 hours of the alleged attempted murder of justice kavanaugh, protestors were in front of the house of amy coney barrett who has seven children, and you have to sit back and wonder how you can take leave of any sense of decency to do something like that. but there isn t much room for decency in an age of rage and people capitalize on it. but the problem that i have, and i brought this up before, is that the president needs to be the one to come out and say
president that says enough. he s failed that test so far. i think that this rage addiction will continue until we hear from the president and others that we need to come together. we need to move beyond those who are trying to fuel the mob. martha: that is what the. one of the reasons that he was elected, is to bring people together. you have joy behar saying she s glad that alito doesn t feel safe living in his house. maybe he understand what s a loss of freedom looks like. somebody has to call what on this. martha: that s right. we had a georgetown law professor say these people should be more aggressive. what does that mean? how about this disturbed young man martha: jonathan, it s an excellent piece. thank you for joining us. good to see you. the mid-term warning for democrats from progressive senator bernie sanders.