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he said yes to the one in europe and russia. >> isn't that nice for them? >> it's wonderful for them. if i wanted to move there it would matter. i'm watching the collision of things in the economy that emily is talking about. >> to your point and energy, we will get off oil when we have more innovation in the private sector and that's ultimately what we want. there are multilayers of government, what kind of a long lag do you think there's going to be with the multitrillion dollar spending. we got inflation now which the fed is finally admitting is not temporary. that means it's going to be longer-term and people are going to peel high prices not only when they are buying steak and hoarding toilet paper but also when they are trying to provide -- >> harris: we cannot go back to hoarding toilet paper. >> emily: when people feel the supply being threatened, they panic. if people see empty shelves in stores so they start buying stuff but the bill will come after christmas. inflation will hit even higher and then the bill for all this multitrillion dollar spending, that's going to hit and when that lag hits we are going to be in a compounded recession. i hate to say it, but mark my words. >> harris: you often write about 90% of the time and the other 10% of the time you're right but we just don't know it yet. [laughter] i'm telling the truth. so brian when you talk about empty shelves for all the reasons that kennedy gave, i'm also looking at the really big spike in crime. there's one guy here in new york city that just faced 46 charges of just this year alone of shoplifting, not to give anybody the excuse to go on steel, that creates its own problems, taking stuff off the shelves. but i don't know if that also doesn't get worse if stuff begins to get much more expensive. >> i was looking at a series of polls and i don't have that 90 and i would bring this up, when you empty the prisons at the same time that you defunded, defang and diminish the police, that's not a great combination. they always say things have to get worse before they get better and they you have to hit bottom before you turn around. we are looking around. people are paying attention. instead of being slightly bad at a little bit concerning it's very concerning. it's awful. there's a front page on every newspaper and now it's defying party politics. that makes me think the worst is over. fingers are crossed. >> harris: i thought the bottom of the pit was when 350-400000 people were getting covid every day and we were seeing death in the thousands daily. i thought that that was what we were told was going to be different. i prayed about that. now, what you're describing seems very long-term. we will lighten the mood just a little bit. say goodbye to pink and blue items at stores. the big woke major now, law of the land in california. they want to get rid of stuff that's boy and girl. the other controversial bill that governor gaston mike gavin newsom signed into law. it lets us refinance 100% of our home's value, not just 80% like other loans. that's a big difference. and it can mean a lot more money for you and your family. and this is the best time in history use it because home values are now at record highs while mortgage rates are near record lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you take out $50,000 or more to use as you wish. improve your home, pay down debt, or just put it in the bank for the financial security every veteran deserves. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no.' everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to... and...when he wants to. so ray...can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us what's the #1 retinol brand now you know. try it for free. used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. 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if you don't mind. i don't want to put you on the spot but maybe we could discuss it after. it's unbelievable and we discussed when gavin newsom gets renewed, it's not governor get larry elder. this guy is on steroids and what's scary is a lot of times what california presents, aoc and others in their respective areas like queens in new york, they start bringing up here. so it's important for people to push back if indeed you have. what's scary also is british airways is telling pilots and cabin crew to no longer refer to passengers as ladies and gentlemen to favor gender-neutral diversity and inclusion so this goes to show you, this is why europe is so mad at us. it's affected western culture with its wokeness. it doesn't stop here. >> emily: part of that impetus, the assemblymen that wrote it said his daughter or a friend's daughter or something said to them, i'm not allowed in the boys section. so now correcting expensive behavior at the expense of all of these businesses and shoppers and employees because one child thought it was off limits. wouldn't that be a parental job? wouldn't it be to open up pink for everyone rather than confining certain things and making it just about yellow? it seems that the answer shouldn't be overregulation, overburdening and over construction, and said it should be more conversation. >> this isn't hard. do your job as a parent and asked lynn to her daughters that girls can be anything they want to be in this country and don't teach our daughters that mom that femininity is a weakness. and i am just as powerful as any man in that uniform in the next day, and if i have my pink skirt on i'm just as smart as any man or woman as well. and we are not teaching them that they aren't inherent femininity, and they are doing that with the toys, it's beyond silly. i want to empower girls, and what gavin newsom should be focusing on is not the toy aisle. he should be focusing on the fact that there's rampant homelessness, a crime and the drug epidemic in california. instead of a bank mandating to businesses what needs to be in the restroom or what needs to be in the toy isle. >> china is busy building bridges and america's busy renaming them and i feel like that sort of at the heart of a lot of the is lives, instead of focusing on skid row which has been in existence for over 20 years, instead of focusing on the abysmal public education property he's focused on proper pronouns and capitulating to those far left progressive liberals that he thinks will keep them in office. >> morgan: and he is survived the recall and 23% of california residents according to a new uc survey are thinking about leaving the state. already, millions have an account to place like arizona and texas and florida and tennessee and nevada, that have a much kinder tax environment. it's like to grow point about parenting, there is a war on boys. like boys are the enemy but there is also as you talked about that were on time and intn femininity. my pink is wrong. there has to bet be this version of equality but if you bring up girls and give them boy stuff, i would give my boy like motorcycles and hot wheels and all that stuff but they've always gravitated towards pink sparkly things. that's what they wanted and i didn't withhold that from them because it's important for children to express themselves with a proliferation of children comic choices. when you take all the choices away like we do on the fast track to socialism you end up with a very boring condition children. >> harris: that is so brilliant because what i think they are trying to do is give more choices but what they are doing is taking twice as table. and i don't want anyone doing a gender type check. and i have one in transition in my life right now was a teenager. the pallet has always been open in every category. whatever you choose is what you choose because as morgan and i like to talk about, and morgan is a new mom and she's doing a great job it's what's inside that determines who you are going to be. why can't the world respect that rather than trying to dress us up so that other people feel more comfortable with identifying us? i don't need anyone to gendered check at the target or wherever it's going to happen. my children are going to go in and do what they do based on who they are. a navy number you've got on morgan, and it looks great. why are they doing it now? it's a low-hanging fruit. he can't fix all the other problems you're talking about but he can identify socially, although we know it's fake because he's about as privileged as they come, but he can identify with the woke folk and certain degrees so he hangs onto that. >> he does. it's part of the manufactured identity. >> harris: will thank you for keeping them from kicking me out of my job. >> we know there are 5-7 incredibly wealthy families, and they are the ones who have essentially gotten the point. but the identity is the one of the progressive left or super liberal left. 80% of the tuition hike goes to cover the pension and the whole point is the state is crumbling. they are creating the gender laws and this is why everyone is leaving and this is why i left california. just ahead, southwest travelers looking for answers after an massive cancellation continues to leave them stranded. the airline is blaming bad weather and air traffic control but some are linking the company's vaccine mandate to the chaos. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> 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? 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we have receipts we know that he promised that wasn't something he was into and that's when he answered back but i don't get speculation to say it's part of the problem, i don't think you could point to one single thing and say it's all the mandates. and and so we will probably say that about the situation. and so we can't fly, so on and so forth. it's worse if you call 911 and no one comes. we they are saying that worker shortages in the coming months and year are going to be at a peak. again, you can't just point to the mandates and say that but what you cannot say as there are a fair amount of medical professionals and tease emfs, nurses and doctors who were saying no to the vaccine mandate. it's not necessarily that they are opposed to a vaccine but they don't want to be told what to do. if that managed to infect areas that we simply cannot live without like law enforcement and first responders, and arguably, travel, too. if you haven't seen your family and the pandemic and you just want to hug them again. regardless of what dr. fauci says about halloween. but if all that's on your plate then the mandates of help. they are part of the problem. >> emily: if that's one of many factors was also undeniable is that many factors flow from that of administration. all of the burdens and what's affecting americans and their ability to get work and to keep work, hire people, survived their livelihood go about their business and have their child be educated et cetera, those are all beings strained or depleted or destroyed. >> it's regulations and rewards, new laws and new mandates. and it was the health and human services secretary who said we'd made this investment in people. we've given you $3 trillion and therefore we can tell you, you get the vaccine. and that is the mentality. one of the things that i did like about the trump administration was the idea of putting two regulations for every new one that was implement it. it's very interesting here because it is going to be the unions who push back the hardest and democrats will not be able to say no to them. they would love to have a convenient narrative that is only trump voters who are crazy anti-vaxxers pushing against a vaccine but that's a really good point that you made. there's a big difference between pushing back against vaccines and pushing back against the vaccine mandates. plenty of vaccinated people don't want the vaccine mandate. and morgan, that's why people are requiring or requesting there to be alternatives. there is a way to go about the push by the administration in a less draconian way. >> morgan: in the case of southwest as it relates to these private businesses, they are mandating the vaccine and i believe the private entities should be able to do that. but i thought to myself when all of this started, where are the unions and all of this? 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>> morgan: everything that the president will vice president does is all about inventory. we see the vice president at bakeries and whatever happened to apples? when we were all supposed to be healthy? i digress. it does have this, let them eat cake feeling, doesn't it? i guess from a comp's perspective i don't understand why the white house has the president eating ice cream and the vice president eating bakery suites. it just all seems, i think it's indicative of how out of touch they all are. let everyone eat kick. >> it reminds me of nancy pelosi in the heart of the pandemic. people dying by the thousands every single day and we are still losing good people i like ice cream, it's over pricey but remember she was eating it? it's kind of the epitome of out of touch. i do want to get into the nitty-gritty. and she assured us in the campaign that she was competent and she campaigned on need to reform immigration laws. she champion for the rights and humanity of those people of color who are trying to come across our border she said. and now she is missing. the brands point i agree with how he said, if she would just show up that she would then have measurable impacts. >> harris: how does she do that in california? i don't think that's enough. >> i hear what you're saying but what i need to highlight is the fact that it's an incredibly complex situation that would never likely be solved within one administration and the fact that mexico is our greatest ally, and she continues leaving behind and everyone she to represent. >> kennedy: when she laughs and appropriately, some of the things she does come off as very unserious and unlikable. so maybe in her mind she is like let me talk to kids on the go to bakeries because people love kids and i love bakeries. so if i'm around those two things, people like me. that's not really doing the job the vice president is trying to do. it always looks like he is ready to get in the ring no matter what. that's what she needs to do. >> harris: it's needs to drop the sports coat? >> she either needs to go to mexico and the border or all of the cities that are plagued by this cool and inhumane immigration broken system. >> harris: all the way to indiana, montana, all of it. >> she needs to be talking to them about that, this is the biggest pile of sexist claptrap's and the administration does not take her seriously and they are plugging into bakeries and nurseries. >> harris: it got such a great point and were talking about pink and blue colors earlier and this is just another way of saying this is a woman with the job and she doesn't have to be hard about this. she doesn't have to do the difficult part. >> i have likened it to that friend that you have that's always on their phone. and you know they are always on their phone because all you see as the top of their head. yet when you call them and they say there's a crisis, they don't pick up, and they go steel. that's what's happening with the vice president, she is coasting us. we fire that friend, don't we? 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[laughter] >> it is the ongoing debate why the doctors leave brooklyn is who broke up the beatles? there is nothing new here. john lennon might have i left but yoko could have said you are better off on your own. they are holding you back. that is why i'm breaking up and they kept quiet because they said they have more business to do separately. my feeling is that that lunatic, lennon would have gotten back to gather with solo careers prove the next time they would have been back with but kennedy you know best. >> and does it have an english accent? paul mccartney? >> no john lennon. >> not anymore. >> harris: goodness. >> they absolutely did. big deal. i'm actually -- i've grown more fond of yoko ono over the years. and you know, sometimes bands break up. and he was more artistically hole with her. and i think, you know, she's already with this, but may be paul was a pain and the keister and maybe john was no longer happy. because happy for a long time and you wouldn't want to force them to be together, maybe yoko was his other half and he finally experience true love and artistry. >> i cannot blame him for that. >> always blames two people. >> harris: are you talking about the bible? >> yes, i am. >> harris: we have to draw the line to difference. kennedy, i can listen to you talk about this all day. your passion and you have been there every turn with politics and everything. there was a lot going on in the celebrity that we don't know about peer the kennedy news. >> kennedy: morgan, quick, tell us do you think it is yoko or do you think it is john? >> i agree with kennedy: getting out of the story paul mccartney blamed yoko ono for five decades. thanks for letting that happen for five decades. >> that is true. i want to hear her statement. he's doing illegal things, to your point, kennedy, philanthropy in order art, but the mystery remains. thanks to everyone and now is "america reports." >> john: emily, thank you don't blame paul. fox news to kick off "america reports" on this monday. president biden tried to save his domestic agenda by pleading with democrats to come together. by then addressing dnc over the weekend and sang the party needs to get on the same page ahead of the 2022 midterms. john roberts in washington, welcome to "america reports," sandra greeted them at good to be back with you. >> sandra: welcome back mime sandra smith in new york and the president's domestic agenda held up by his own party. the feud between moderates and progressives threatening to