agenda hanging by a the red. the pitch directly to the american people. good morning. >> reporter: taking back build back better on the road to how michigan with the massive $3 trillion spending package costs nothing to the american taxpayer despite progressives in his own party admitting that is not the case. >> it will be a cost for child care. >> the cost free position. are you now admitting the plan is not 0? >> it will not cost the american public a dollar. >> the october 18th deadline, the country's credit rating and raising inflation. the president is blaming republicans rather than a stalemate between moderates and progressives for refusing to deliver on the debt ceiling. >> they use the power to prevent us doing our jobs with a catastrophic event. it is hypocritical, dangerous and disgraceful. >> the shaming treatment doesn't seem to be working, republican congressman james comeare had this to say. >> place to be bipartisan, president biden and the democratic majority have not tried to work with republicans any. two of their senators but their agenda and now pointing fingers and blaming republicans. >> what is next? a debt ceiling vote planned for tomorrow but will lead to republicans to pass that and minority leader mitch mcconnell says democrats will have to go it alone. jillian: let's talk about the two holdouts, joe manchin and kirsten cinema, confronted by protesters, activists, whatever you take your choice of words, new video of christensen about being harassed on a flight for a woman, appears to be midflight. >> the path to citizenship to protect me and millions like me. >> explain what you are planning on cutting? do you want to cut climate priorities? >> she followed quite literally into a restroom, though restroom to, don't follow her into the stall but into the bathroom. that in addition to senator joe manchin, questions on his houseboat. he is out there listening to what they have to say. at the end of the day elected officials work for all of us so it is fair to ask questions but is this the appropriate manner in which to do so? todd: so much to unpack. as for the cinema stuff there could be lawbreaking here. you cannot cause a disruption on a plane. that is an faa rule. and under arizona law, what do we have? the left wing of the democratic party becoming so unhinged at the levelheaded members of their own party for their question a nation crippling price tag on the bill the converts to socialism they resorted to this, harassing their members. they don't have a god-given right they think they have to convert our country the way they want it. they feel they have a mandate even though it is not the majority of the american people want and they act out in the way they act out against members of their own party because they think they are over this. jillian: listens with the president has to say. he was asked about this. >> president biden: you think those tactics are crossing the line? >> it happens to everybody. the only people he doesn't happen to our people who have secret service protection. it is part of the process. todd: you are trapped in a bathroom with nowhere to go, you were accosted on a plane with nowhere to go during the course -- this is normally in dc politics? i don't think it is or we would have heard a lot more about this in the white house realizes what president biden said is not right. it doesn't send the right message and here's jen psaki, cleanup on aisle 5. >> the protection of the freedom to protest, to speak out and criticize a fundamental to our democracy, the president believes that, shorthanded it but wanted to make it clear this morning. what happened this weekend was her classroom, her students, and the environment she tried to create during years of teaching was breached. it was unacceptable. >> it would have been easy for the president or the administration to say this type of behavior is never okay, would it be easy to do that? they did not so we will continue to follow this and see how transparent. will: todd: as president biden faces criticism for failing to condemn the harassment of his own party his attorney is going after parent to protest critical race theory in their kids schools. jillian: jackie ibanez is here. >> reporter: attorney general merrick garland constructing the fbi and us attorneys offices to investigate threats against school board officials. merrick garland releasing a memorandum writing, quote, spirited debate about policy matters is protected under our constitution that protection does not extend to efforts to individuals based on their views, four days after the national school board association asked the biden administration to use the patriot act for those who oppose critical race theory linking to domestic terrorism and hate crimes, the epicenter of the crt war, refuses to back down to the biden administration. >> there effort in their fear for being exposed, parents said know what is going on, we are doing what we can to get it out there by being on the media, trying to recall the school board, keep the pressure on because they want to silence us and we can't let them win at that. >> the carolina congressman dan bishop calling of the double standard. they destroy city center to burn it all to the ground if trump won and fbi director ray and ag garland are silent. the pair speaking up about their children being taught crt poison, label them domestic terrorists, truly sickening. indiana congressman jim brings reps into the biden administration tweeting they are pro-taliban, anti-parent. administrators report threatening conduct and how to capture evidence to aid in prosecution process. todd: seems like a double standard. hundreds of afghan refugees reportedly walking off military bases in the us. republican senators want to know if they are being vetted. todd: andrew yang breaking from the democrat party. reaction from joe concha next. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? 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>> a lot of clicks, a lot of ratings. i was looking at cnn's radius, they have prime time shows that can't get 600,000 people. it is a remarkable fall for a lot of publications where the epicenter was donald trump and all things were trump because it gave them something to complain about. now when journalists are supposed to hold this administration accountable, it isn't in their dna but i love this argument take one for the team, what about the well-being of the american people? does maureen dowd who lives a comfortable life as one of the highest-paid columnists, a massive spending bill will drive up inflation higher, it is a 30 are high that the painful tax on everyone especially low and middle class but cinemas and manchins when you are disagreeing with this spending supported anyway because president biden can use a w. here is why they may not be supporting this, in arizona the president is pulling at 38% approval, not -- in west virginia he is at 18% approval. independents are leaving him in droves, down 25 points since june. why support a president this unpopular right now with a spending plan supposedly costs $0 that is not true so that is where we are. jillian: you mentioned independents and there is another independence, andrew yang quit the democratic party saying, quote, i am confident no longer being a democrat is the right thing, our system is stuck. many people i know are doing all the good they can but their impact is constrained. now i'm not a member of one party or another i feel like i can be more honest about the system and the people in it. we spent countless times as you mentioned independents other people to watch when it comes to elections because that is you engage on how things will play out. you have someone who has been in the spotlight from the democratic party now in independent and wonder if people in general are getting tired of this far extremes on both sides and trying to pave their own way, what do you think of that? >> reminds me of tulsi gabbard when she ran for president like andrew yang and looked like the democratic party left her like it left yang. as we were seeing, nancy pelosi kowtowing to the party, angering moderates in new jersey who want to the bipartisan bill passed and told he was going to get a vote on monday, thursday and friday last week, never came because the squad runs the party at this point and i wonder if yang looks at what the democratic party has become. he is a pragmatic guy, you may not agree with everything he has to say but he's not a conformist and andrew yang said that is it. i am out of here. i ran for mayor and it didn't go well. todd: you wonder if it is part of a trend. 17 after the hour, second annual american thread kicking off to benefit military nonprofits. jillian: joey jones joins us from nashville with some special guests. ♪♪ our oc k in the usa ♪♪ can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking ozempic® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may increase low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? ask your health care provider today about once-weekly ozempic®. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! you may pay as little as $25 for a 3-month prescription. jillian: 16 republican senators demanding answers from the department of homeland security and the pentagon about afghan refugee resettlement claiming the biden administration's vetting process is unclear and incomplete as hundreds of refugees are walking off military bases. a spokesman reportedly said people who left bases generally had ties to the united states like family rivers her friends. they are asking secretaries mayorkas and austin to clarify the actions being taken when a refugee is flagged as a potential security risk. todd: doctor fauci backtracking after saying it is too soon to say of americans can gather safely in person for christmas. >> that was misinterpreted as my saying we can't spend christmas with our families which was not the case. i will spend christmas with my family. i encourage people, particularly vaccinated people who are protected to have a good normal christmas with your family. todd: why is this always so tough. the cdc is encouraging americans to celebrate virtually or outdoors to reduce the spread. the second annual beach shoot at the national gun club ready to kick off, proceeds given to charity. jillian: retired marine corps volunteer with green beret corey burkeshield and country music singer tim montana. good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> my earpiece came out. just one second here. jillian: checks check. >> can't hold anything in. todd: take it away. >> we will fix it before next time. this is tim montana, country music singer, does a little bit of all of it. he really thought through social media, corey birchfield, army green beret who is now retired and volunteers for an organization that will benefit called special optic excursions. sorry, guys. jillian: both of them go ahead and tell us what they are looking forward to with this event today. >> i'm trying to make my ears work. tell me about this event and why you're doing it, the second annual but why are you doing it? >> the second annual, we raised a bunch of money for the first annual and getting out, active-duty, there is a concert, all-american jamboree. >> i know you like to have a good time. you got to be friends for a long time. this is an american hero segment. >> 95 years. we met on a deadline. paid attention ever since. >> for organization, active-duty guys coming off of employment and excursions for organizations what does it mean to have someone like him at an event like this. why is he a likable guy? he has a patriot. he bring support with them and excursions to do bigger and better things for the troops. >> we got tim, corey, any questions? >> thank you for your service. curious of two of them have an opportunity in the first or second annual. have they had a chance to talk with recipients of the charities and what you are doing? >> if you had a chance to talk to some people with excursions in the organization and what this event means to them. >> we got to meet -- a dog out of the deal and 100 trips with these guys, they come out of deployment and need time off. >> does he kind of -- >> the first come in. >> what i love about this shot, ready for a tv shot, ready to give a head thought, those boys are headed -- you got to change. got to change before you head into the woods. looks a little foggy but you will have a fun time raising money for a huge cause. jillian: thank you for your service, appreciate it. todd:'s for all of us -- jillian: that tells you everything you need to know that it is fall and october but take a live look at downtown nashville on tuesday morning. the area expected to get more rain this afternoon. todd: hopefully that won't impact the fox weather forecast. the skeet like to hide. >> janice: i don't know. should they be doing that today? 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>> americans are spending money on groceries and rent and the government doesn't need to know every time you go to costco stocking up on diapers and groceries. it is an incredible invasion of big government, protecting financial privacy act is standing up for personal freedom and instead of funding new irs agents we should be funding border patrol agents so it is counter to the next priorities coming out of the biden administration. todd: let's pop up the nuts and bolts of the biden bank proposal is to attack financial institutions requiring them to report to the irs on transactions worth over $600, that will a lot of bureaucracy to our financial institutions and banks required to provide the total amount flowing in and out of an account annually. we hear things like that, doesn't it remind you of countries other than america, russia, places you don't want your money. >> this is a big proposal, when you look at the plan coming out of the biden administration it is no wonder they once more irs agents, more insight into what we are spending and doing, the best way to control our everyday lives so i think it is time, they want to come after your money, that is what they really want. they need to be more blatant about these proposals. todd: the attack on your colleagues from across the aisle by members of their own party. here is president biden saying not that big a deal. >> i don't think they are appropriate tactics but it happens to everybody. they have secret service standing around. it is part of the process. todd: have you ever been accosted in a bathroom or on a plane? >> not like that. my heart goes out to her, that was inappropriate. there are ways to add your voice to the political process. i do for runs in my district, take questions from my constituents so this takes it to a new level, completely inappropriate and it is what is wrong in politics right now. it sows division. when you look at attacking someone in a bathroom like that do you think they are going to listen to your tried to work on your issue? not a productive way to do business. to hear their stories, it is not a shining example of politics and how to do it right. todd: we are not talking about not listening to constituents, that is part of the job but how concerning is an answer like that from the president of the united states in light of the fact that members of his own party. >> it shows the chaos and dysfunction in the party. they need to come back to center. disrespecting the american people with what they've turned on and it continues to so division, lack of leadership from the white house whether it is the border crisis in the democrat party. todd: can't thank you enough. i mentioned this last time, a lot of buzz surrounding you. you're getting a lot of buzz, appreciate you taking time to join us. >> the biden administration with terms and exemptions to federal workers before vaccine mandate goes into effect. cheryl casone is here to break down the guidance. >> reporter: with just a few weeks left before federal workers must be vaccinated the new guidance is out with two weeks of exemption request, they can deny medical exemptions and will consider requests to delay vaccinations. meanwhile protests in new york city, and in washington state, singing the national anthem, one in vaccinated dc firefighter explains his decision in the last hour. >> we oppose the mandate and pushing to get it to this, it will endanger the entire city. it is crazy because we have been safely responding and called heroes for the last 18 months, we have been safely responding to every thing in the city. to say we are putting people at risk. >> over the healthcare workers, regret losing any employee under such circumstances. 100% vaccinated against covid 19. they fired 1400 employees. todd: wild day for facebook yesterday to a certain extent in a different way today. >> testimony gets underway. she quit in may saying facebook over and over shows to optimize for its own interests like making more money. amid a broad market selloff there was a massive global outage for facebook. the company issuing a statement saying we want to make clear we believe the root cause of this outage with a faulty configuration change and no evidence user data was compromised as a result. that was hours yesterday. >> exciting stuff from you. you have a new episode out tonight. >> reporter: so excited for this brand-new episode of american dream, taking user virginia beach, virginia you will meet chris, officer of the u.s. navy who was deployed 6 times and his wife julie seeking a backyard oasis looking at four places, are they going to build, are they going to buy? we head to livingston, montana, they raised their son in newport beach, they were ready for a big change, they wanted to be near yellowstone. he's a contractor, she designed pillows. american dream home tonight at 8:00 pm. jillian: brian laundrie's sister breaks her silence. >> you think they are involved? you don't know. jillian: we are talking to former us attorney for utah about the latest twist in the case. todd: hunter biden's business back in the headlines. a question the white house won't answer. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. serena: ask about ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ serena: ask about ubrelvy. got a couple of bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say we see what this bird can do? 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are his parents involved? his sister is speaking out on that front, take a listen to what she had to say. >> you think they are involved? >> i don't know. we know nothing. >> your own parents are not talking to you. >> the lawyers have not. our parents lawyer. we don't have a lawyer and have nothing to hide. i am livid and not speaking to anybody. i am done. >> kathy laundry speaking to protesters outside her home. it was a real last week that kathy saw her brother on september 1st and then again on september 6th and there was some confusion over why she told good morning america that she hadn't been able to talk to her brother. she revealed when she was talking to protesters when she made that comment she was talking about after september 11th so after gabby's mother file a missing persons report she hadn't spoken to her brother since then so she's trying to clear up confusion on that front but a lot of anger between kathy and mom and dad. >> she said her parents aren't even talking to her. let's go ahead and bring in brett holman, former us attorney for utah who joined me now to dive into this. you were in that soundbite. to me that is shocking to hear, the lawyer said my parents can't talk to me, she's their child. what do you make of this? >> the story is troubling because of the silence and because of the lawyers actions, it is not surprising to you have division in a family where i am sure they want a resolution but from the very beginning of this it has been strange how insular the family has become and how lacking of information we received from them. you would think they care tremendously what happened to gabby. >> it is mind blowing. could the parents's silence help them in any way in the state of florida? >> most states have good samaritan laws in which they indicate we are not going to punish people for remaining silent but there's a big difference between staying silent and answering questions of law enforcement who are trying to investigate the whereabouts of a known person. the fact they may not have given enough information when they knew it or the fact that when they are asked directly if they know the whereabouts of brian, those are tricky questions. if they know the truth and refuse to give that to law enforcement. jillian: we only have a minute left and are short on time but the city is launching an investigation into this police department's handling of the dispute between petito and brian laundrie before her body was found. what do you think of the police department here? there was that witness who called in saying they saw him hit her. >> if this was my daughter, anybody's wife or sister you read this instance and hope these officers make a better decision than they did. it was a tough job. we all appreciate what law enforcement does but this, we had plenty of information that suggested including an objective witness who indicated brian was hitting her on the street. it should have been an immediate arrest right then and there. jillian: brian laundrie is the subject of a federal board for using someone else's bankcard. could he face any other charges? are we seeing that stack of right now? >> yeah. there are investigators coming over what brian did, this is just the beginning, there will be an effort to connect him to that homicide and the murder scene. i know they are gathering evidence and the bank charges will be the least of his worries. >> thank you for joining us, appreciate you being here. todd: democrats don't want you to worry about the price tag on a multibillion-dollar spending plan. jillian: stuart varney is worried and is here to tell us why next. ♪♪ . . so many people are overweight now, and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ >> it's never been about the price tag it's what we want to deliver. >> we don't look at this as a number what we want to deliver. >> this costs zero. >> the president is very clear on friday he doesn't want to talk numbers. he wants to talk programs. todd: we are not making this up they said it right there. democrats deflecting from the price tag of wind's tax and spending program insisting americans won't have to pay. joining me now to break it down the host of varney and company and american built on fox business the goat greatest of all time not a barnyard animal stuart varney. if this type of accounting was used in america go jail why do they think it's appropriate. >> it would be appropriately called financial fraud. democrats are trying stick us with entitlement programs. just get them on the books and get them on the books by lowering the price tag and lowering the length of time that you are going to fund these programs for. so, for example, if you want a program that people with free pre-k for example and it's a trillion dollars over 10 years. you don't need that no, you say you want that program but only for, say, four years. so it's only 400 billion. so if you cut the price tag, by cutting the length of time, you can get those programs in place because they will conform to joe manchin's demands, get the programs in place somehow or other and they never ever go away. when they are supposed to sun set in four or five years' time say well, we have got to have these things. people need these things. got to keep them going. so they keep them going and they're there forever. it's a kind of financial fraud because we are being stuck with entitlement programs we cannot afford and which will break the bank in the long term. todd: you fled a socialist country you know how bad this can be for americans long term. speaking of bad. supply chain is an absolute disaster right now. we are going to pop up on the screen just a few examples of the u.s. supply chain really bag lagging. look at this. los angeles. 62 ships anchored off of l.a. and the long beach ports that san amazing visual. wait times up to four weeks there in new york. and then you have the problem in chicago with trains backed up. it is an absolute disaster. stuart, how much worse can this get? >> it can get a lot worse. certainly not getting better the shortage of containers in the right place at the right time. there is a shortage of truck drivers to take it from the port to wherever got to go. the bottom line is it's i objectflationary. because when you have a shortage of goods, demand is strong, the price goes up. you are already seeing inflation running at about 5% rate that could get worse as we approach christmas. by all means, order now. because there are supply chain problems and you might not get what you want come christmas. todd: can biden do anything to stop it first question and second question will he? >> no. i don't think biden can do anything to stop it at this point. he can stop energy price inflation. can he do something about that by allowing us to use natural gas. allowing the pipelines to supply us with natural gas. but this shortage of chips, truck drivers, space at the ports i don't think can you fix that at all certainly not in the short run. todd: you instructed people to get their christmas gifts early stuart did you get mine yet. >> you didn't. todd: you know i want to be on set with you today at the:00 a.m. at varney and company. i'm going to join you. you come on my show, i will go on your show. stuart stuart is that the deal? todd: it's a deal. todd: thank you, sir, as always. ms. mele over to you. jillian: did you get me my christmas gift yet,ed to? todd: you know it. jillian: come on. todd: it you know i did. jillian: william shatner one week away from blasting into space on board the blue origin. the confirming the 90-year-old been on flight. his journey will last 11 minutes as he soars boundary of space. that's something you could get me for christmas, todd. stuart stuart i'm going to deal back in mr. varney here could you go up in space stuart stuart: yes i would. not absolutely sure. don't press me too hard. todd: there is my gift. hook you and mealy up. call bezos as soon as we get off the guest. and i guess i have to could five hours of tv because you will both be in space. todd: with that "fox & friends" starts right now. jillian: bye. >> senator kristen cinema confronted by activists again this time reagan international airport. >> do you think. >> desperate. that's what you are seeing. >> texas state troopers discovering migrants on the run zeenchts terrorist threats. they are real. they exist. and they want to come across that border. >> dr. phoney anthony fauci backtrack after saying it's too soon for americans to gather for christmas. >> was that misinterpreted. i will be spending christmas with my family. >> attorney general m