may not happen. expectation they'll get a vote. >> dana: then the 3.5 trillion what the democrats called human infrastructure. a huge monstrosity and why they are in a bit of a pickle. house leadership insisting today's infrastructure vote will go forward. progressives are refusing to support it. not without an agreement to pass a multi-trillion dollar welfare expansion to reshape america. >> bill: speaker pelosi working the phones at last night's congressional baseball game trying to get moderates and progressives on the same page. senator joe manchin the democrat from west virginia did her no favors yesterday. >> democrats cannot pass the biggest welfare expansion without manchin's vote. last night he is a firm no calling the bill the definition of fiscal insanity. >> bill: if you are confused jump on board. peter doocy leads the coverage on the north lawn. good morning, peter. >> officials have been working so hard and spending so much time to try to figure out what it is that joe manchin needed to hear to support both the infrastructure plan and that multi-trillion dollar progressive wish list and manchin thought about it before deciding he is a no explaining himself in a statement that said what i made clear to the president and democratic leaders is that spending trillions more on new and expanded government programs when we can't even pay for the essential social programs like social security and medicare is the definition of fiscal insanity. manchin's vote doesn't matter today, though. even though there is bipartisan support for infrastructure, progressives are threatening to kill that bill in the house unless they get something else, 3 1/2 trillion dollars worth of a long progressive wish list. it is an all or nothing strategy that has some moderate democrats now looking for more leadership from the president. >> i think this is his agenda. he said that very clearly that he wants both these bills done. come and tell us what, do you want us to wait for the whole thing or should we vote on this part of your agenda today? i want to hear that clearly. i hoefp he says let's vote on this bipartisan infrastructure deal now and fight another deal another day. i need to hear that clearly from him. >> officials claim that 3 1/2 trillion budget they like really costs zero dollars and claim the plan has broad public support. both of which republicans doubt. >> the american people aren't morons. they don't have time to read aristotle every day. they know this is not free. >> president biden pitched himself before he got here as a man who could draw upon decades of experience making washington work and after trusting nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to deliver this for him, his problem right now is with other democrats. >> bill: we got it. nice to see you on the north lawn. >> dana: joining us now republican congressman from florida michael waltz. we want to ask you about afghanistan. let's get your take on the pickle the democrats find themselves in. what will happen today on the floor? with nancy pelosi bring up the infrastructure bill for a vote? >> you know, i wish i had some popcorn and were sitting in the democrat conference right now to watch this go down. who knows, dana? i don't think we know. it is scheduled to go for a vote but we'll see what she does. sthe is famous for saying she doesn't bring the bill unless she has the votes. doesn't look like she has the votes. a number of my republican colleagues thinking about voting for it, this is a gateway to a 4 1/2 trillion dollar monstrosity broken in two and what's really a shame here, we need infrastructure. the chinese are running laps around us in terms of their smart cities and what they are building around the world. we need this. but we can't have it hooked to this massive irresponsible social spending bill. >> bill: so you say we need it but publicly only seven republicans in the house have said they would vote for it. so if that's the case, this is all on democrats to get it done or not. >> that's right. to be clear i don't support the bill as it stands. what we need is infrastructure in this country, roads, bridges, ports, 5g. the chinese have built 18,000 high-speed, high-velocity electric lines for smart cities and we built zero. we need to get to an infrastructure package. unfortunately the progressives are the tail wagging the dog here trying to hang everything they can like a christmas tree on here and it is a shame. it will go down. >> dana: they might be the ones to tank it. let's ask you about afghanistan. a lot that was covered in the last two days of hearings. one of the most concerning things is what could happen in the near future in terms of tris. . -terrorism. watch. >> it's a real possibility in the not too distant future, 6, 12, 18, 24, 36 months for the reconstitution or isis and our job now under different conditions but our job to continue to protect the american citizens against attacks from afghanistan. >> dana: and will we be able to do that, congressman? >> that's the rub here. that's the fiction that biden is selling the country. you have the pentagon saying that al qaeda is going to come back. you have the intelligence agencies saying al qaeda fully intends to come back and attack the west again and you have the leader of al qaeda that has pledged allegiance to the leader of the taliban and you have a taliban caliphate with an army, fair force and international airport and maybe a central bank if they get their way to further their jihadi aim. the fiction that biden is selling we're just as safe, that we can conduct counter terrorism without boots on the ground. if you look at the map, we struggled actually and failed to keep the isis caliphate from rising when we pulled out of iraq despite having bases, locals on the ground, access from the ocean and in afghanistan we have none of that. i appreciate the candor from the generals briefing us on how hard that is going to be and how dangerous a situation this is. >> bill: 12 to 36 months will go by in the snap of a finger. listen, sir, i agree they did their befs to address the questions that were before them but the person you needed to hear from is not in that room. the commander-in-chief. he doesn't talk or take questions on this at all. >> that's right. it is clear that he didn't listen and say what you want about president trump, clearly he wanted to get out. we all wanted to get out. at the end of the day he listened to the advice he was given and left soldiers, a base and a functioning afghan army to keep a lid on terrorism. president biden didn't listen. i don't know who he is listening to. a lot of this smells like susan rice and john kerry who drove the policy in iraq that led to the isis caliphate attacks across europe and the united states. america's far left base. what is so upsetting to me it is not a matter of if but when we're going to have to go back to deal with this. >> bill: thank you for your time. >> dana: always good to see you. thank you so much. >> bill: on that point, the president has done one one-on-one interview in a month and a half and that was stephanopoulos the third week of august. right around that time. you need to sit down with someone and answer and address all these questions. it has to happen at some point. >> dana: the president is invisible. he did go to the congressional baseball game. a little bit of that. you were watching. >> there he is. president biden making an appearance. >> dana: a mix of cheers and boos. >> bill: a little bit here and there. pelosi was working the phones. she ran to the dugout. >> dana: she is like. >> and handed him the phone. >> dana: nobody can say she doesn't work. i don't know if she will succeed but giving it a good shot. >> bill: to his credit he went to the republican dugout as well and when he was there they hit a home run out of the ballpark. >> dana: we'll see. fox news alert on the search for gabby petito's boyfriend. the f.b.i. looking at surveillance video of a campground where brian laundrie and his family stayed in early september and they continue looking for the carlton wilderness area for any sign of him. jonathon seary with more. >> moments ago brian's parents were seen leaving their home in north port. look at this video. chris and roberta laundrie walking out the front door and walking to their pickup truck and driving off. unclear wherener owe going. dwayne dog chapman is leading a search team and searching several islands in tampa bay. during a search of these islands dog the bounty hunter found a campsite and energy drink can and no conclusive evidence brian was there. i'm ready to do more. >> we're covering it with canines, have a bunch of volunteers. most of them are former law enforcement or former navy seals and marines. >> these islands are near fort de soto park where records show brian's parents had reserved a campsite for themselves on august 31 but then changed the reservation to include their son september 6-8. september 1st is when brian is believed to have returned from his cross-country road trip showing up alone at his parents' home in north port with gabby petito's van. a pair of protestors karmd outside the home. a neighbor confronted one of the protestors yesterday for going on his property. the protestor accused the neighbor of shoving him and called 911. police arrested the neighbor for alleged battery. fox news has confirmed brian laundrie purchased a new cell phone here in north port just prior to his disappearance but his attorney tells fox that brian left that new phone at his parents' house when he disappeared and the phone is already in the f.b.i.'s custody. dana, back to you. >> dana: a little news on that. thank you. >> bill: this story. more migrants making their way to the u.s. in the thousands. and now one foreign leader venting frustration saying the biden administration is ignoring the warning signs and many people are paying the price because of it. 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>> with such a steady stream of migrants folks in the rio grande who boat or fish you have to slow down and pay attention with so many people out here trying to cross the river. but with politics dividing how to fix the immigration system the border crossings are showing no signs of slowing down. >> it hurts my belly. it makes me sick to my stomach to watch this. what are we going to do? how are we going to handle this is my question? how can we handle this? >> and our sources on the ground say there could be another massive migrant caravan on the horizon. authorities are tracking a group as large as 20,000 people, some reports saying it could be 60,000 people that are heading north and could arrive anywhere here along the u.s./mexico border within weeks. >> thank you. good to have you back in del rio today. jeff paul. ♪♪♪ >> dana: britney spears on the free britney movement getting a legal victory. the judge released her father, creating a path to end his legal authority over her finances. a moment of britney and thousands of fans around the world have been waiting for. >> she is happy. this is what she wants. she feels free. i have to hear that first and then we've got it. >> dana: that's britney sharing her excitement, flying a plane for the first time. a good way to celebrate. adam streisand joins us now. what happens next? >> what the judge said yesterday was the current situation is untenable. well, what gave it away? the fact that jamie spears has a domestic abuse restraining order against him for ripping a door off its hinges and scaring britney's children half to death or the fact that information has come out that he was spying on her, putting audio devices in her bedroom and reading her texts and emails. all abuses of the powers that he had. but of course britney knew 13 years ago it was untenable to have her father as her conservator which is why she asked me to argue that to the court. the court refused to allow me to represent her. but now you note that now it is jamie's lawyers who are saying uranium, end the conservatorship and end it right now. britney's lawyer is saying not so fast, don't end it quite so soon. the reason is that jamie's lawyers want the conservatorship to end so no further inquiry of him and no further investigation. britney's lawyers are saying let's keep the conservatorship around a little while so we can see. >> dana: he said the current situation is untenable a toxic environment and you've been talking about the legal piece but the pop culture influence and this rise -- the rising of the free britney movement. they've been out there and always show up. they are extreme super fans. do you think that had something to do withgetting to this result? >> absolutely. look, actually her celebrity worked against her in this case. the reason is they used her celebrity as a way of justifying keeping everything secret. oh, it was all for her protection and her -- it was the free britney movement who got the media's attention to investigate. once that happened the doors were blown off of this and that's what has led to this situation now. so she has her fans to thank for this. >> dana: what do you think is next for her in terms of career move? >> well, it's interesting. she said she won't perform until the conservatorship is ended but i think she loves to perform. that's obvious and i think that's what she is going to do and sounds like she will get married, which she was told wrongly she had no right to do, which is absolutely a lie. i think she will get married. if she wants more children, we'll see. >> dana: thanks for joining us again. we appreciate you. >> my pleasure. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: do you remember this? >> if you like your healthcare plan, you will be able to keep your healthcare plan. period. if you like your doctor, you will be a able to keep your doctor, period. 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dollars. could turn out to be a political boomerang. karl rove comparing that to a broken promise of 11 years ago in obamacare. biden's if you like your plan moment. karl joins us live in new york. nice to see you. good morning to you. >> i'm here with you. >> bill: you are here and correct about that. read your piece, make your case. >> well, the affordable care act was undercut in part by pledges that couldn't be fulfilled. if you like your plan you can keep your plan. if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. to say we'll spent $3.5 trillion which according to the committee responsible for the federal budget is 5.5 trillion when you take out the gimmicks and cost zero is simply ludicrous. the idea that they are going to try to get away with the american people if we spend 3 toin 5 trillion it won't cost anything. it sounds crazy on the surface. >> dana: i said on the five if anybody in the white house had come to me and said here is your talking point for the briefing today and send it out to all the spokes people i would have said never. i never would have repeated that. >> this is the core. it's not only bad, but they think we're so stupid that we'll believe it. the same with if you like your plan you can keep your plan. we knew it wouldn't be the case. this is even worse because if it has a price tag that they say is 3.5 trillion, how can you say it will cost zero? >> dana: yes. >> bill: these are your words. thinking passage will produce a wave of voter gratitude for all the new free stuff. >> they talked themselves into this. we have to do this. the only way we'll save ourselves in the mid-terms is pass all the free stuff and people will reward it for us. no they won't. the small businesses with higher taxes, workers see their benefits and wage increases slow because companies are having to pay more taxes. all the people will see their retirement accounts. all the goodies for the unions will irritate a lot of people. just like it did with the affordable care act the corn husker kick back and special provisions. that kind of stuff will irritate people. really? you will give people $8,000 to buy an electric car even if you make $800,000 a year but give you $12,500 if you get it from a union plant as opposed to a non-union plant. >> bill: the other big stuff. there is so much in here the list runs from new york to austin, texas, and you don't know it as nancy pelosi said until we pass it. >> they posted the bill on saturday night. it is 2,465 pages long. i want to know what members would vote for this today who have actually read the darn bill. i tried to read parts of it and it is so obscure. we had one guy read part of the bill and stumbled in in bill if you violate an osha ruling, your fine is now ten times what it used to be. if it was a $7,000 fine, which was the average, you are now going to pay $70,000. >> dana: joe manchin senator from west virginia saying i'm a no on this. we know that progressives and maybe some moderates are mad at joe manchin. what i noticed today and not being subtle. they aren't hiding the fact they are oef mad at president biden because he hasn't been working the phones and giving speeches and it seems like the white house they basically said he is not going to beg. so what's going to happen? >> it is not just manchin, it is sinema. at best they've got 48 democrats in the senate and they need 51 to get it passed. they won't pass it under the current circumstances. i love it. they're now saying it is up to sinema and manchin to tell us how much money they are willing to spend and manchin says we need to step back for a minute and figure out let's take our time to figure out what we actually can afford to do and need to do. >> bill: he is pushing to get all the trump tax cuts reinstated. that's his substitute plan. call for number 4, very important now. 2008. obamacare, president's approval 52%. 2020 biden is at 43%. i looked at some of the state polling this past week. this is amazing stuff here now. state of colorado came out with a poll a state that biden won by 14 points. his approval rating in colorado is at 42%. north carolina that was razor thin he is 38%. in texas, a state trump won by nine points he is at 32%. iowa a state trump won by 10 points he is at 31%. i don't know what else is underneath there but none of that sounds good for a president who has been in office for 8 1/2 months. >> no. in fact if you look at it it is not just those states. you have to look if you are dropping in states all across the country you are dropping in all the states across the country and so he is underwater nationwide and underwater in critical battleground states that will decide the outcome of the 2022 senate races and he is going to be underwater in critical battleground congressional districts. the democrats will lose the house of representatives no ifs, ands, or buts about it. how many seats do they lose? a 63-seat wipe-out like 2010? i don't think so because the democrats lost 14 seats last time around. nobody predicted 63. >> dana: did you see kamala harris team hired a new image person and there as an article that shoipd that said that she is going to be the secret weapon for democrats to be able to keep the house and win back senate seats. >> that's probably somebody shifting the blame to her prematurely. let's make here the person whose responsibility to keep the house. if we don't win it we can blame her. democrats last week were talking about the 2024 presidential election and if joe biden runs. he won't be the nominee of the democratic party and neither is she. she has done nothing to get the american people's goodwill and he is a transitional figure. what is happening now with his inability to get things done and his mistaken belief that he was absolutely right on afghanistan, with the ignorance of what is happening on our southern border, with the back and forth on covid that has caused people to lose confidence in the thing he came into office that they wanted him to absolutely do, and then the growing sense on the economy things are getting away from us. bacon at a 28 year high. the whole thing. >> dana: great to have you. >> bill: don't touch my bacon. >> absolutely not. >> dana: good to see you. thank you. the cdc is calling on all reg nanotechnology women to get vaccinated against covid because pregnancy doubles the risk of death from covid. there is an increased risk of pre-term birth and admission of a newborn to the icu. only 31% of expecting mothers are vaccinated. a stunning admission on capitol hill. america's top general saying the taliban offered the united states to handle security in kabul until the final withdrawal but the biden administration failed to follow through. retired lieutenant general keith kellogg weighs in next. he risked his life and now a refugee who made it out with his family talks exclusively to fox about his flight to freedom from taliban rule. you've been waiting 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only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >> did you meet to discuss such an offer? >> i met with him in doha on 15 august to pass a message to him we were withdrawing and if they attempted to disrupt that withdrawal we'd punish them severely. >> did he offer you to have security over all of kabul >> he said why don't you just take security for all of kabul. that was not my instruction and we did not have the resources to undertake that mission. >> that was jaw dropping testimony. during the house hearing about that, the top general admitting the taliban offered the u.s. to handle security around the city of kabul until all american troops were out. that offer apparently fell on deaf ears or went somewhere or perhaps nowhere at all. retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, fox news contributor and former national security advisor. thank you for your time. i know you heard that yesterday. i don't know if it was a good idea to secure kabul with the taliban surrounding you and what did you make of that exchange with mike gallagher, the republican from wisconsin? >> sorry, bill. thanks for having me. look, that just shows to me strategic incompetence at the highest levels. what happened with mckenzie and the taliban leader was clear. we know we've won this know, it is over to you to get your people out. willing to give us time and willing to give us the space to do so but we panicked. we panicked by closing in on karzai international airport without expanding the perimeter that was there and he basically said you can take the time you want to get out. that's the instinct i would have had. i don't think the president is commander-in-chief and he made that decision and wanted them to do that. here is the second part of this and it's very, very important and the concern i've got. this shows strategic incompetence at the senior level that sets a pattern. it goes back to eight years when he was the vice president and current nsa is the current one when he vice president. the comments made by bob gates about him and comments made by former president obama about him as well. what this means is the next time there is going to be a crisis -- i guarantee there will be a crisis, dana can confirm that and karl rove can confirm that. you have a crisis in the white house and it will come from somewhere you don't expect it to arrive and you better be ready to handle that in a moment's notice and it's setting a pattern that these guys are not ready to play ball at the strategic level. to me they don't seem to have it in them. look, when i was the chief of staff of the national security council and bring people into the interview room i said you don't get any training wheels in this job. you have to be ready at a moment's notice, get ready for a crisis and handle that. when i see -- they should have expanded the perimeter and told the taliban we would do it. it will take us until october 1 or december 1. they would have let us do it. i guarantee you. >> bill: "washington post" said the head of the taliban at the time said we have two options to deal with it. you the u.s. military take responsibility for securing kabul or you have to allow us to do it. maybe that all went down the way it has been reported and the military had its hands tied because every time they went back to the white house with a request, they were denied. maybe in the end there is the truth to all of this. >> that's the reason i'm talking about strategic incompetence and imbecile decisions made here. i guarantee you i know mckenzie and miller and austin. milley and austin worked for me in the past. they made their recommendations known. those were decisions made by the national security advisor on the recommendation given to the president of the united states and he was ob sti nanotechnology he was getting out at a certain date. he had the leeway and time to do it the right way. we created that panic, not them. we said we had to get out at a certain time. if we pushed out the perimeter and told the taliban who we negotiated with over the last year that we were going to do this and we were leaving i guarantee he would have said yep, go ahead and do it. >> bill: more to come on this. i don't think it's the end of it. we'll speak again. >> dana: a month since the air lieft that brought more than 37,000 afghan evacuees to the united states. we spoke with one refugee who spent more than a decade helping u.s. troops disarm i.e.d.s. he made it out of kabul with his wife and two sons and able to share his story with douglas kendry. >> they risked their lives to help america. now some have paid the ultimate price. >> you had friends who did your exact job who were killed by the taliban when they took over. >> yes. >> as we worked with american forces you have to be punished. >> since 2010 he worked with american forces in afghanistan. spending his days disarming i.e.d.s like this one. and his nights on military missions with american troops. in every province in the country. it's work that made him and others prime targets when the taliban captured kabul in mid-august. >> you barely escaped with your life. >> when the taliban took over of afghanistan and we went to the airport there was no chance of us getting out of the country because the taliban were shooting a lot of people around the airport. we thought maybe we would get killed. >> with the help of a u.s. army friend he returned to the airport the next day and made it out with his wife and two sons. two of his fellow military helpers weren't so lucky. >> this was your friend. he showed me photos of one man who was killed and another whose back was severely injured. >> i used to work with him and the taliban caught him and they beat him and they burned his passport and i.d. >> they had no clothes, no job. they don't speak english and they are in a country they've never been to. >> many families are in the same situation. >> ymca international of houston, one of many faith-based groups across the country that are helping to resettle afghan refugees like this man and his family. one of the many problems you and other groups are faintion you had no time to prepare at all for this. >> right. everything happened really fast. >> in fact, the us uls has agreed to take over 37,000 afghan refugees. most of them like this man aided the u.s. in one way or another. most are now being screened and processed at eight u.s. military bases across the country. eventually and very soon all of them will need housing and jobs and communities that welcome them in. >> exactly. it's why we need the support of the american public to help these families. >> as for this man, he admits being disappointed by the taliban takeover but he is far from bitter. >> on behalf of afghan people i thank american government and american people who helped us during the 20 years and -- >> the grateful heart as he starts seeing a new life with his family in america. >> 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top three issues in the state of virginia interesting. jobs and economy might not be a big surprise 40%. second issue covid pandemic about a third. and education in schools at 31%. more on that topic in a moment here. but the other issue talking about the economy here, this is what we find how the two stack up when it comes to the economy. youngkin comes from private industry, hasn't been in political office before. just about dead even on the topic of who do you trust more on jobs and economy? come over here and this, a lot of people think it's a bellwether. >> dana: that was so interesting. i loved the content and i think the other night when terry mccauliffe said that i think he said what the teachers unions wanted to hear but not what the parents want to hear. when you saw all the school board meeting. the people have woken up and this is a race to watch. i think youngkin might be able to do it. >> a brawl over schools in virginia. can a republican gain in the suburbs backing more parental influence. goes to the point you are making. northern virginia, fairfax and loudon county, the suburbs, washington, d.c. they have gone decidedly blue since barack obama ran for president in 2008. can you find a way to pull some of those voters out of there and make a tight election in your favor? that's what people are watching. >> dana: he might be able to do that. an excellent board. i would say that really increased our average. >> bill: board number one for the year 2021. more to come. >> dana: also bill there is a big day on capitol hill. senate starting to vote this very hour on a deal to prevent a government shutdown. the house is getting up to vote on the $1 trillion bipartisan plan to build roads and bridges but progressives are threatening to sink the bill unless they get their way on social welfare spending. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning, dana. crunch time on the hill big time. spending bill showdown coming down to the wire. far left wanting massive expansion on spending on social programs and climate change that total in the trillions. moderate democrats concerned about the growing costs. >> we feel like reconciliation -- >> would you like to see reconciliation? >> let's look and see. i'm concerned about inflation, you know that. >> dana: chad pergram is on capitol hill. funny to watch joe manchin. he talks to the media but only does it while he is walking. >> he gets his steps in that way because we're constantly following him. a government shutdown, dana, is doubtful. the senate teed up an interim spending bill through december 3. it shurnt be a problem to pass it. to the house later today but what is up in the air is whether democrats can approve the first part of president biden's sweeping domestic agenda. it may spill off the rails today if democrats fail to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill. liberals are threatening to vote no. >> will it affect the timing of the vote? >> our plan is to go forward. >> moderate democrats could revolt on the social spending bill if the house doesn't pass infrastructure today. 10 republicans vote yes. moderate democratic senators are balking at the sheer dimension and cost of the liberal agenda. manchin called it fiscal insanity. that drew the ire of the left as they threatened to kill the infrastructure bill. >> mr. manchin is concerned about the national debt. he is right. so am i. i trust that he understands that this reconciliation bill will be fully paid for by -- >> in short a slimd down social spending package of $2 trillion may not be enough. there is concern these generational bills convert the u.s. into a welfare state. dana. >> dana: there is. thank you so much. can i bring up something? we wake up early and start reading everything. i noticed the pattern today. left wing columnist is and these are all three in the "washington post" today. are democrats repeating their obamacare mistakes? the democrats worrying. in reconciliation debate will the democrats' left wing fight or fold? he wants them to fight and make sure they don't pass this if they don't get the other. failure isn't an option, democrats. my opinion they realize this is all about the creator. a full-court press to see if they can coble it together. the progressives are holding strong. what perry is saying is they should not. there are different characters now in congress. >> bill: follow it and see where it goes. 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>> hi, dana. i guess what you can say is that with the f.b.i. having this phone, that they are definitely scrubbing it to find out if it will give them some information. but this phone that he was alleged to have purchase from the at&t store there could just be another one of the smoke screens. what i find very difficult to perceive and believe is that you have a woman who has lived in your home for one year, over a year. she goes missing and the family goes camping while she is missing? that just does not make any sense. it doesn't add up. >> bill: so you believe more than likely he is alive and on the run, is that right, ted? >> i believe, bill, that more likely than not that he is alive. they have searched this swamp in the carleton resort there and they have not found anything in that and that may be another one of the smoke screens. i also believe, bill and dana, that the family knows more than they are actually telling the authorities and from what we've been told, they are not even cooperating. i find that also very difficult for someone to not cooperate when in fact this woman lived in their home for over a year. >> dana: on the search, they are using dogs as part of the canine unit. take a look at this, ted. all right. >> out here at the island. this would be and could be a perfect spot for him to hide. not too many people out here but there are a lot of environmental things that we'll fight. >> dana: they're using the canine unit. he said it took an hour for a human to get through this one area and a dog five minutes. that helps in terms of narrowing down what they might be able to find there. >> yeah, it may if the dogs can pick up a scent. i see these so-called bounty hunter involved in this search and look, this is a real life situation. this is not a made for television movie. this is not a circus. i hope that if dog the bounty hunter comes up with anything that he will turn it over to the authorities. by the way, dana and bill, speaking of the authorities why in the hell didn't they keep an eye on brian laundrie early on? 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>> banks already report directly to the i.r.s. the interest they pay on accounts when it exceeds $10. >> but dana this isn't just a gop talking point. plenty of americans and banks are concerned about this. senator barrasso tells fox news thousands of his constituents have contacted his office really concerned about the new reporting requirements while the american bankers association is now calling on customers to fight the unnecessary broad proposal. dana right now there is chatter about a possible amendment, some democrats are apparently working on, quote, reasonable criteria to focus primarily on the wealthy, the very wealthy. but didn't want to get into the specific numbers about what they are working on yet. >> dana: interesting. wyoming, way to represent. >> bill: so then as we head into the fall and temperatures drop, energy prices are skyrocketing around the world which means more pain could be on the way for consumers with higher costs on everything from heating oil to natural gas and gasoline and everyday items and food supplies as well. senior market analyst for the price futures group and fox business contributor, phil. welcome to our program. show you two things here. number one, 180% increase in natural gas prices since a year ago. the other one was fox business.com heating costs may triple as natural gas and propane shortage looms. this is what we're trying to understand, phil. it seemed like the entire world went sideways within the last year. we've got problems, europe has problems, asia has problems. how come? >> i think it's bad energy policy. for the last couple years europe has sold their soul to the gods of climate change. they've closed down production. they have discouraged investment in fossil fuels and that has led to a tightness of supply around the globe. people were way too optimistic how easy this so-called green energy transition is going to go. what they've been doing is they've been destroying production of things like oil and natural gas faster than they are building replacements and on that path you are seeing a black lash to the global economy. it's a big threat and getting very acute in europe. if we're not careful it will happen here next. >> dana: a lot of environmentalists will push that. that's not true. you saw this in this report that came out of texas from that big freeze last year. can business people or others prove that this move to renewables might be happening too fast to keep up with demand is actually exacerbating the problem? >> absolutely. in fact, in europe they are basically admitting that was the problem. if you look at the shortages that we're seeing in the u.k., for example, that was directly caused by the fact that the windmills and wind turbines were not turning because there was no wind. the lack of sun hurt the amount of fuels from solar panels. so they already know it is a problem. they are admitting it. they're saying it can all be fixed but that does not bode well for a lot of people. what's happening in this green energy transition is the biggest transfer of wealth of poor people to rich green energy people because that's where the money is going. they are getting billions of taxes while the poor people are getting stuck with sharply higher energy prices. >> bill: goldman sachs is saying we could be paying $90 a barrel by the end of the year and higher gas prices and probably right about that. that's the trend. this is what you write. with some weather forecasters predicting -- we could see heating prices double and triple and shortages in parts of the country unless the biden administration treats it as the emergency it is. what are their options? >> their options right now is get off the energy industry's back. what's happening in china and europe right now we're seeing rolling black-outs and people in gas lines in the u.k. we're seeing russia basically hold europe hostage over natural gas supplies saying you want more supplies? lock in a long-term contract at record highs. we have to say to the u.s. energy industry this could be a national emergency instead of imposing new taxes on royalties for oil production and carbon taxes we should work with the cleanest-producing energy country in the world, the united states and have them alleviate this shortage and don't demonize oil and gas. it is one of our greatest assets and can help with the transition to climate change if you do it smart. >> if you still had the keystone pipeline going the direction it was going. administration that still supported fracking would we be facing this near-term future we're looking at? >> absolutely not. in fact, we have seen more discouragement investment in the last couple of years and i can give you a list of hedge funds and sovereign wealth funds that were going to invest in oil and they are not anymore because of the climate change concerns. that is leaving a shortage of investment. when you don't invest enough to keep up with growing demand you get shortages. when you get shortages this is what you see, price spikes and big issues with the economy. china it's already impacting their economy. we saw for the first time in many months manufacturing sector actually sbeent contraction. why? they can't keep the lights on. this should be a warning sign for us here in the united states. >> bill: important stuff. >> dana: absolutely. thank you so much. >> bill: very good job explain that. the keystone first executive order signed on january 20th. and as a result what is the administration doing? they're going back to opec to pump more oil. we had it here. >> dana: for the progressives that think that people can't put 2 and 2 together, i think this winter they'll see they absolutely can and green energy is great and we might get to the future where that can provide everything but in the meantime you have to have a smarter transition. vaccine mandates leaving healthcare workers high and dry. >> asked if i could do weekly testing. what could i do to keep my job or if we could discuss that after my pregnancy and they said no. >> dana: we'll talk to that nurse why sthef is refusing to get the shot next. president biden's agenda hanging in the balance. could democratic infighting derail his social spending plan? 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personal and medical for me. last christmas eve i was 18 weeks pregnant and my husband and i unfortunately found out we had lost our son elijah unexpectedly. it was very traumatic and devastating on top of working in a pandemic, it was just a very difficult time for us. so we tried after that to get pregnant and we weren't having much success so i reached out to a reproductive endocon all gist and found i had a blood clotting factor that was elevated and not sure if it contributed to my miscarriage or affect future pregnancies. she put me on a daily medication to just be preventive and safe and at the time we didn't know i was pregnant which i had just got pregnant at that appointment probably the day before. so we found out three weeks later i was pregnant and the mandate my work had sent out an email and said it was going to take effect. i was in my first trimester and for me after going through such a tragic miscarriage i really wanted more study and time before i decided to vaccinate myself. >> bill: listen, great. i'm happy for you and i want you to stay healthy but you know what they've been saying for two years, trust the science. >> yes. >> bill: this is your field. do you trust the science? >> for me i trust science but i also trust long-term studies. they don't have enough pregnant women that want to be in these studies to have a large group of women that are willing to participate and they say only a third of pregnant women are even vaccinated currently. so we don't know if the first trimester the safest, the second trimester, when during my pregnancy am i the safest to get the vaccine? >> the cdc said it's safe but i respect your opinion. you were working for a hospital in indianapolis, right, marion county. >> yes. >> bill: we got a statement from them saying in july health and hospital corporation announced the decision to require covid-19 vaccines for all employees. requests were considered on a case-by-case bases for religious and medical exemptions. did they offer or did you ask for a leave of absence? >> i did not ask for a leave of absence. i did put in a medical exemption which was denied. it was just a personal statement they wanted. they did not want to see my medical records or need a physician to sign off on it. it was a personal statement that a board of their doctors would approve or deny and i was denied. >> you were a hero a year ago. what do you think of those circumstances now? >> well, clearly i'm not considered a hero if i'm disposable for a medical choice. also if we're so needed, i don't understand why they aren't willing to take medical exemptions for people and to realize this is not a one size for all medication. there are people who are exceptions who have more of a risk of receiving it or have adverse effects from the first dose. >> bill: seems like there could be an appeal that might be a little more fair. listen, stay healthy. when is your due date? >> thank you. march 12th. >> bill: all right. 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security threat following two days of testimony by america's top military leaders. ben sasse says the hearings were a disaster for the white house. why do you think it was a disaster? >> because the generals had to answer questions in public and the white house couldn't get away with just trying to spin their way from one media cycle to the next with lies from the podium. general milley admitted this was a strategic failure and generals mckenzie, austin, miller, and milley all agreed that there had been clear advice given to the president about the likelihood of the afghan national security forces collapsing in this situation and that they recommended leaving in troops and the white house has repeatedly lied and said nobody believed that. all the generals were telling them to pull all the troops out. that was the b.s. from the beginning. >> bill: we're trying to read minds just for our viewers' sake roll sound bite one from august. >> no one told you no, we should keep 2500 troops, a stable situation for the last several years and we can do that and continue to do that. >> no one said that to me that i can recall. >> bill: i don't know what you thought about that or whether you can get answers out of that. why do you think the commander-in-chief has not cleared this up? >> it is really difficult to understand what joe biden is doing. there is blame to be spread out all over the place. lots of mistakes that were made by the pentagon, obviously lots of mistakes made by the state department. fundamentally this falls on the commander-in-chief. he have lied about what the implications would be leaving bagram. he lied whether or not the taliban was going to provide safe passage to americans to get to the airport when they had to move to the karzai international airport as the location of the evacuation. like trusting hitler to provide security at dunkirk. they lied whether or not the warnings were given by the intelligence community that this was the likely outcome, the collapse of our allies once we pulled the air cover from them. they lied about the fact that they would stay until every last american was gotten out. we still don't know and can't get a straight answer from the state department how many american passport and green card holders and siv holders there are. the administration continues to treat it as a p.r. ciels is. the president doesn't explain the reality of the terrible harm this has done to our standing in the world. what it does to our allies as we try to stand up to the growing expansionist threat of the chinese communist party. the president doesn't want to deal with the military or moral implications. he views everything as a short term p.r. crisis. >> dana: general milley was also talking about the threat to american has increased in the last six weeks. watch this. >> i think the ends will remain the same to protect the american people. it will become much more difficult now in order to conduct counter terrorism operations against a reconstituted al qaeda or isis in afghanistan. not impossible. we have the means to do that but it will be more difficult. >> obviously it's more difficult because the taliban is the same group of terrorist idiots who 20 years ago allowed a huge part of their country to be ungoverned and given over to groups like al qaeda to plan the 9/11 attacks on the american homeland. what we have now is the same taliban back in power but a number of terrorist organizations that want to get safe haven inside the territory of afghanistan to plan these kinds of threats. so when the president wanted to say this summer going back to april he wanted some sort of weird headline that we would have no troops there and no intel on the ground by the 20th anniversary of 9/11 so that the taliban could come back and reestablish the kind of territorial uncertainties and ungoverned spaces that would allow groups like al qaeda and isis-k to plan attacks? this is moronic foreign policy and the president needs to explain what the plan he has is to actually root out these terror groups. >> bill: he has barely taken questions. >> yeah. he is refusing to take questions because to date he thinks he can get away with switching the subject to how they can bankrupt the next generation of people and distract the american people from the reality of a returning terror threat. >> bill: in the same comment milley made talked about al qaeda still there. we know that. al qaeda still a threat. they got a shoft adrenaline through this current action. hope you come back. ben sasse, senator, thank you. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: in a moment here much different topic. katie couric set to release a tell all. is she burning bridges blasting former colleagues and employers. we'll have the details on what we think we know coming up. >> bill: big important day on the hill for democrats. house speaker nancy pelosi talking. >> the shutdown is not anything anyone wants. nonetheless, it will happen today. yesterday as you know in the house we voted -- the other item on the agenda for this week was lifting the debt ceiling. i was pleased we were able to send that legislation back over to the senate. you know how cataclysmic that would be. trigger the loss of 6 million jobs, $15 trillion in household wealth, 4% decline in gdp and massively increase costs. anyone with a car loan, credit card bill, all of your interest rates would go up. i'm worried about that across kitchen tables across america. only 3% of the debt that we're talking about here is incurred under the biden administration. and this is about not as we go forward. this is about paying the bill the way you have to pay your credit card bill, so does america. as i've said to you before, the 14th amendment says full faith and credit of the united states of america shall not be in doubt. for some reason we've put ours efs in a situation to vote on this each year. we'll have to examine that process but for now yesterday i was very proud of the members once again lifting the debt ceiling. as you recall we did so the week before with the continueing resolution to keep government open and 100% of the house democrats and then 100% of the house democrats voted -- the democrats voted for it. the republicans voted against it. 100% of the republicans in the senate voted against lifting the debt ceiling and keeping government open even though many of them in the house and senate had families in their district suffering from hurricane ida, many of them wanting to help the afghan evacuees in our country. nonetheless, it was a good idea to vote no. hopefully today on the cr they will vote yes. i hope it will be a positive bill. you have come here what else comes next. we have two items that -- well, the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the reconciliation. i just told members of my leadership the reconciliation bill was a culmination of my service in congress. it was about the children. the children, the children, the children. their health, it's about health, education, the economic security of their families, a clean, safe environment which they could thrive and a world of peace they could succeed. this is more about the domestic parts of that. so we will not have a reconciliation. we will have a reconciliation bill. that is for sure. today the question estion is ab are proceeding in a very positive way to bring up the bill of the b*is to do so in a way that can win. so far so good for today. going in a positive direction. it's impossible, though, to persuade people to vote for the bif without the reassurances that the reconciliation bill will occur and it will. we cannot because of rules of the senate in terms of parliamentarian having to pass on any bill and lack we cannot guarantee what i would hope in terms of having a more legislative forum. nonetheless the framework if it pleases and okay with the president of the united states, who has this vision for our country as i've told you before. he said i want to work on the bipartisan bill for infrastructure but i will not confine my vision for america to what is in there. we have to build back better. and to do so in a way that honors our climate goals, honoring our responsibility to our children to convey this planet in a responsible way. it does show that it affects the needs -- not the needs but the opportunities for working families with issues. so all jobs, green technology. jobs for women in the workplace, dads who may need home help so all the things, child tax credit, child tax care, childcare issues that relate to universal pre-k, home health services. if you have a senior person with a disability in your home. some of you know this, every time you come here but i want to make sure that it is reinforced as to why this is important because it's jobs for women. it is jobs for people who have been previously underrepresented build back better. when you build the infrastructure of america you do so with a workforce that has workforce development and can be involved in those decisions and it has a justice to it that the president has insisted upon that we aren't building wales in the past and separating communities and perpetuate environmental and justice but instead build back better. with justice. and then, of course, the healthcare issues which are so important, an expansion of medicaid, strengthening of the affordable care act. expanding benefits for medicare and all of that as part of the health piece. those are jobs as well. so again i think we're in a good place right now and making progress. i can't stay here too long because i have to deal with step-by-step with this but i am only envisioning taking it up and winning it. >> madam speaker. you have a senate problem on your hands. joe manchin said last night the reconciliation bill is the definition of fiscal insanity and vengeful taxes. does that sound like someone open to further negotiation? how do you get some in pre-conference. how do you move forward with that on the other side of the democratic party? >> we're talking about build back better. we aren't talking about dollars. we are talking about what is important in the legislation. where can we find our common ground? if i paid attention to everybody's public statements oh my goodness. maybe some you inadvertently make that aren't quite on poi

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