unload deliveries. get this, megan retailers are being forced to charter their own ships. on top of all that, biden's massive spending plans are set to make days 100 times worse. he said, to address the supply crisis tomorrow. jen psaki was pressed on why the president is not being more forceful with the work restrictions that would ease the flow of goods. >> we have taken steps, at times, when warranted, to loosen restrictions, as you saw it in reaction to some natural disasters we've had over the course of the year. the president's focuses on addressing the needs, the challenges, and threats to the american people, their well-being, their economic well-being. the supply genentech force has been working here >> jesse: pete buttigieg has not been to a white house briefing since this crisis started. and, when he manages to get in front of a camera, he does not say much. >> we believe there is a role for the federal government to play to help smooth out some of these supply chain issues. it's largely a private-sector system. we are funding, of course, as department, a lot on the roads, supporting trucking, which is also a big issue. we've got real challenges on the labor side. we have turnover of truck drivers that can make it harder to get goods where they need. some of this is a bigger picture, longer-term issue that's going to take years to address to address. >> jesse: years and years, dana. kind of a laid-back attitude. >> dana: is there no urgency for anything? during the campaign, during the primary, joe biden said about mayor pete that he is so inexperienced that while joe biden has been in washington, he's only been putting twinkly lights under a bridge. now, you have someone literally in charge of the ports and airlines, and he's like "i'm hanging out with aoc at the dog park." yesterday, he tweeted about indigenous peoples day. i mentioned yesterday, kamala harris -- you are in these positions of power. you can do something, or at least let people know if you can't. nothing says "return to normal" like a shortage of toilet paper. [laughter] that's what we are going to see. we are getting into a crisis of confidence danger zone. when jesse jr. cannot get his christmas present, that will be bad. >> jesse: ohno! >> dana: he will not be happy. there is another thing beyond people not getting christmas presents. think of other companies and people who do seasonal, holiday work, where they are helping ship things out there will be no need to do that. >> greg: you are an elf at the mall. >> dana: you and i got so excited. [laughter] we do it for free. >> jesse: greg, was it two months ago, joe biden came out and said "our experts believe that "these bottlenecks in price points will reduce" as our company begins to heal." that was two mononths ago. >> greg: the best part about this story is that there is a backlog of toilet paper. the worst thing to have when there's no tp is a backlog. [laughter] >> geraldo: that's the best joke you've this evening. [laughter] >> jesse: you haven't been here. [laughter] >> greg: we are combining inflation with scarcity. this is a new thing. we are getting a dystopia that the media said trump was going to bring in, except it's old joe bringing us soil and green, burning us to the thunderdome that trump didn't. i think our political leaders, why you are not sensing the urgency, they don't mind these problems, don't mind paying more for gas. the fact you have less money in the bank means you have to rely on them, so it becomes more of a government state. there is no urgency. their kids are going to get the gifts that your kids aren't going to get. that's why they are in politics, to be exempt from the scarcity we have to deal with. remember, the politicians in power did nothing about crime, because it didn't affect them. they still haven't. they breached covid lockdowns because they were exempt. we need to abandon the idea that these people in power actually give a damn about us. the only way you will get urgency is if they get scared. >> jesse: to greg's point, yes, they are not going to be affected by the rise in prices, dagen, but it's also p.r. they don't want to appear that anything is in crisis. they want to appear they have everything under control, this is just a smooth recovery. that's not sitting well with the markham people who are affected by this. >> dagen: they are trying to remain calm. instead, they come across as uncaring. this is happen to people in power, acting according to their ideology, and don't act according to basic, economic fundamentals. everything described in terms of supply chain problems, labor shortages, spike in inflation, is self-inflicted by the biden administration. it's intentional, even if it wasn't directly related to some of the recovery from pandemic, it's certainly exacerbating all the troubles. one, you don't pay people to stay-at-home. you have the labor shortage, almost 10.5 million jobs still open. there are 3 million people who have completely left the labor force. then, you pay people extra for unemployment that started early this year and it just expired. you don't use demand while supplies are tight. this task force they are talking about -- because that creates inflation, this task force is ludicrous, because we have known since the beginning of this year that the ships coming in -- that's when the big retailers started worrying about it. in terms of energy crisis, it is intentional. you canceled the keystone pipeline, you cancel drilling on federal land, and then -- pumping more, which does nothing to fight global warming. you know who gets screwed in this? small businesses. they don't have inventory. they have nothing to sell to raise revenue. they cannot pay -- a woman burst into tears in new york city -- they are not going to get inventory until next year. they might not make it through the holiday season, because they cannot pay their rent. >> jesse: your thoughts. >> geraldo: i think you are putting way too much blame on joe biden, not that that is surprising. i understand he is an easy target, but we have lived through the most disruptive health crisis in a century. we have lost 700,000 americans. it's not surprising that not just joe biden, but the owner and the guy who runs walmart, all the target and big stores -- amazon -- they did not anticipate this phenomenon either. all these people -- >> jesse: they did anticipated, dagen said, and that was months ago. >> geraldo: who is day? >> jesse: retailers. >> geraldo: if you have a ship, and to order the product in january to get there in march, don't order it in march 2 weeks before you need it because you are trying to save money spending money on -- it's cool. my youngest just turned 16. as i do with my children, i got her a car. i did that with the older sisters. i sat down with great celebration, "you are 16, past your driver's test, isn't this great?" the car will be delivered in four months. >> greg: you are suffering, geraldo. [laughter] "my car is delayed by four months. how will we survive this cold winter"? [laughter] >> geraldo: this is not a populist who lives in his mansion in greenwich village. [laughter] >> greg: i wish. >> geraldo: my point is this is a cascading problem with tons of people. >> jesse: geraldo, this is the presence of the of the united states. the buck stops with him. everybody knew this was coming months before, and now, he has a task force. >> dana: they had a commission in february, reported in june, the biden administration come on supply chain issues, and one of the things they said is "you know what we need? more green energy." >> jesse: always answer to everything. >> dagen: it forces people to use green energy that does not make economic sense, lifts gas at $3.50 a gallon. >> jesse: can't wait for that to come as soon as possible. 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[laughter] >> geraldo: i believe mandates exist for a reason. the supreme court in 1905 decision made very clear, unless this court reverses -- the federal government has the constitutional right to tread the -- i got it exactly right. >> jesse: you misread it. >> geraldo: they need airline pilots, and they are screwing the public and delta pilots. i say use whatever weapons you have. if the congressman from san antonio and austin -- this guy is an ideological lunatic. he said when he looked at the crowd of people who could not get on the southwest flights, "this makes me happier than i can articulate. eat it, southwest airlines." this is a guy almost getting sexual pleasure from the chaos and destruction. >> jesse: hearsay! [laughter] you're a sick man. [laughter] >> geraldo: congressman roy, i challenge you: what did you mean when he said "seated?" >> dana: the economic impact, it looks like there could be more to come. >> dagen: it could be. i think you are going to have major -- in terms of supply and the shortage and other workers, if this keeps up, to jesse's point. southwest has not given a credible answer as to what happened. i know that a third -- flights were delayed over the summer, they were late. i was the worst performance than any other airline. what bothers me coming from the top of this country is joe biden is at his silliest when talking about the unvaccinated. he talks about them with greater ire and discuss than the taliban, even about china killed more than 700,000 americans with this lujan flew. he pits the vaccinated against the unvaccinated. he says you should be in fear of them, you should "target them." i want to call my airlines. i don't want any pilots being upset. i don't think that's a -- you don't want to make mistakes >> dana: companies have been able to decide, if you are a private company. >> greg: let me tell you a personal story. [laughter] my niece was flying back from utah yesterday. her flight was canceled. i had to buy her steps up to get her back. [laughter] we need to wrestle the power away from lawyers. they are too greedy to give it up. that's the story. our leaders no longer can quantify acceptable risk, or even a set goal. that allows liability to replace living your life. any entity that might have a right to be sued will pursue their legal team. you have all the overcorrection everywhere, and schools especially, where kids have the same -- and unvaccinated kid has the same risk as a middleweight person who is, but we overcorrect, ruined businesses. let's say a lawyer takes a flight. he takes a flight, gets covid, and he remembered the pilot who landed the plain safely in windstorm -- it's two unrelated facts. the pilot was not wearing a mask. the only lawyer -- they only need to go points to connect the dots. we no longer rely on science, we talked about this last year. we need a liability hiatus last year. we are paralyzed by the fear of being sued. if we do not get out of this weird paralysis, we are screwed. >> dana: we keep suing each other. >> greg: i might sue you for that. >> dagen: sue you. >> greg: so you. 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[laughter] four mini coopers. >> geraldo: when i look at the president, i relate to because of our age. he's eight months older than i am. i wonder how i would be walking around like that. i like the guy, i want him to succeed. he seems, however, to be blundering. the worst thing -- dagen is the expert -- how he's playing with the economy. you don't understand what happens when you flood free money to people who should have some incentive to get a job, to improve themselves. self improvement is the american dream, but when you pay to suppress and placate people, and the new the and then you are surprised when inflation comes in -- i worry about them. there's a smarty-pants in d.c. they are the elite, and terms of education and experience. >> greg: they ruin everything. >> geraldo: it seems to me that the president has done more harm than good right now. i would submit that you compare his popularity to obama's at this point, you did not compare to trump's. i don't recall exactly, but it seems to me, i think in the mid-'40s. >> geraldo: i think the reason you can't compare it to trump is because you have to look at the context of the scrutiny. trump endured more scrutiny. he was the greatest president we've ever had, jesse, and probably will ever had. >> jesse: better than lincoln, washington. >> greg: is too soon to say joe biden is the worst president we've ever seen? >> jesse: it's getting close. there's been some bad ones. we know who they were. you can think of bad ones in the 19th century. we don't need to name them. >> harding? [laughter] >> jesse: we had johnny analyze biden's calendar for the last month. 25% of the time, he does not hold a public event. 25% of the time he doesn't say anything to the american people on camera. he went six days straight, almost an entire week, without appearing to speak to the american people. that worked in the summer of the pandemic, because it put trump out there, a referendum on trump, he got to hide and lay back and stay out of the limelight and not -- it doesn't work when you are the commander in chief. we just talked about this. you have to show that you are listening to the american people and doing something about the problems. one of the reasons that numbers during covid are declining for him, even though cases are going down, the pandemic is still affecting everything: from airlines, supply chains, to schooling, to labor shortages. it's not just getting people vaccinated. there's other issues that are causing headaches for the macon people. he is lackadaisical! he still talking about $3.5 trillion, and the american people are like "let's focus on this." >> greg: is and what the democrats wanted from him, that? he was a hood ornament for this leftist machine that was going to be rolling into town. >> dagen: a hood ornament that has the ability to shake his head "yes," but not "no." all the democrats want to do, let's call them "comrades --" [laughter] -- is gather power and control. they don't care what it does to individual decision-making. they don't care what it does to the work ethic of this country, and our ability to make something better for ourselves and our families. they just care about -- money, power, control, and they think they make better decisions about your life and with your money and about your health than you do, because they are arrogant. if joe biden did nothing, i'm fine with him staying hidden, as long as he doesn't do anything. he ran as president and mole-man. be the mole man! go into hiding. if he did nothing on the economy, nothing on immigration, he didn't make any changes to immigration, if he did nothing on afghanistan, we would be in a much better place as a country. >> greg: he is like, what do you call that thing that comes out in six weeks and tells you that it's winter? >> jesse: the hedgehog? [laughter] >> greg: the groundhog. [laughter] he is like a rabid groundhog, he starts biting of her but he then goes back in. >> jesse: tells us about spring. [laughter] 's before they need bill de blasio -- >> greg: to kill him! the hedgehog. >> dana: groundhog! [laughter] afghanistan was the open door to start questioning the new administration. at the time, one of those six days, i'm not sure -- it was right around afghanistan, we hear from the president about" oh, my gosh," and the white house was saying "people are going to forget about this." what it did was touch and started questioning on one issue, it leads to the other issues that are making you irritated and mad. to put a period at the end of this sentence, it was announced that terry mcauliffe, the democrat running for governor in virginia -- i was going to say reelection, but it's a second term, but not consecutive -- it was announced that president obama will be campaigning with him. what was the first thing you notice? terry mcauliffe said last week "joe biden, got some popularity problems here." because the issue made a political for the democrats, guess what just got my next? now, president biden will be campaigning with him as well. i'm sure terry mcauliffe is looking forward to it. >> dagen: can i add one thing? being my home state, please bring your traveling tire fire. [laughter] so the folks down there know, they can smell you, see you coming before you arrive. >> geraldo: traveling what? >> dagen: tire fire. >> greg: coming up next, defending dave chappelle, as netflix looks to yank his stand-up special. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> geraldo: nice, right? dylan. netflix stand up against cancel culture. dave chappelle coming under fire from the lgbt advocacy groups after making jokes like these peered >> j.k. rowen, she said gender was a fact. j.k. rowling said that. the trans community started calling her a started calling her a turf. i agree with her, gender is a fact. >> geraldo: the instrument services ceo said that necklace will work to support their stars and protect creative freedom. sadly, most broadcasters shaken out. >> dagen: nothing is off limits and comedy. if you are a comedian, you are a chronic button pusher, like dave chappelle. to quote charlie murphy from his old show, a "habitual line stepper." you know over the line is, you step on it and cross it. part of this -- i watched this special over the weekend -- chapelle is talking about something nuanced that deserves conversation, even after the fact by sharing the jokes, but also trying to get at the root of what he's talking about. the people who were mad are invested in being chronically outraged, and they have a cultural deafness, a willingness to only regurgitate talking points that they read on social media. they will never get what he's trying to do. he digs into that in the special. jay leno said you have to change your comedy based on the times. what a hack. beto o'rourke's stand up would be funnier. [laughter] speeches sound like on a slapper. our comedian's immune then is comedy the one line you can draw -- cancel culture is scary. when they zero in on you your whole life feels like it's hanging by a thread. >> greg: i don't know if comedians should have more free speech they other people. i think we should all have the same free speech, and be able to be as offensive as we want, and we paid a price, because people don't like it. however, something has changed in our culture. in the old days, if you did not like something, what did you do? you didn't watch it. you didn't go "i don't like this man's special, so i'm going to go and tell everybody that i don't like it, and --" i didn't watch it. i probably saw a clip on twitter." chapelle's best point on twitter is that it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter if you are rich. it's so interesting to watch these sad groups of people who can no longer stomach the fact that something is on that they don't like. you should just be able to be an adult and not watched something that you don't want to watch. the funny thing is, if you did watch it, you might like it. you could get canceled because you are talking tenants of biology, that gender respect. it's scary at this point. it's necessary that she speaks unspeakable truths. they are honest, they are also funny because they are honest. that's what a comedian does. >> geraldo: dana and i both have teenagers. you can't joke about certain things. gender is one of them. i can hardly keep up. >> dana: i don't think the audience was 16-year-old girls. i think this is an adult audience. also, you can decide "i love eddie murphy." i had the vhs tape, i would rewind it and play it again. this stuff on netflix four seconds -- obviously, it's a liberal company, but i think they are showing other companies "this is how you deal with the mob. you ignore them and say "we hear you, whatever," blow them off." last week, they talked about performative outrage by people here. i just got shut down. if you watch the special, he telegraphs everything they are going to go after. the whole time, he's like "that will be the one." >> geraldo: bill mark can do it, chapelle. there are not a lot i can feel so confident. aren't some things off limits? the r word comedy n-word. >> jesse: what is the r word? >> geraldo: i will whisper it to you. [laughter] >> jesse: i think it's noble of greg to give up his comedy pass. take the pass, greg gutfeld! i want to hear the gender jokes that are not lending to your 16-year-old daughters and her friends. you can whisper those in my ear too. [laughter] you are right about bill maher and a chapelle. when one of their own -- adam corolla mention this -- when one of their own, liberal, goes outside the boundaries for liberal doctrine, they get hammered, because the mob has to stick together to be effective. you cannot have people freelancing in the mob, or else they cannot search and destroy. this is about making sure you contain people like they did with nicki minaj, kanye west. you've got to stay inside the circle. if you start going out and making fun of things you are not allowed to make fun of, no you're not allowed to do that. >> geraldo: would be interested to see how bold netflix remains as they get assailed from all these groups. >> jesse: whispered in my ear. [laughter] >> geraldo: next, vice president kamala harris wisely mocked face video. that's an actor. [laughter] it got weirder than you think. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ before you go there, or fist bump there, or... oh! i can't wait to go there! or reunite there, start here. walgreens makes it easy to stay protected wherever you go. schedule your free flu shot and covid-19 vaccine today. 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[laughter] >> greg: they should've hired an actor to play her. truly a space cadet. my question is, how will late-night and "snl" went down like handle this? will they lampoon it or laugh with her? will they have someone play her in an affectionate way, and the kids will be the punch line? or, will they ignore it? if none of these shows do this, you will know that they've always been in the tank for the left. this is comedy gold. >> dagen: how did they let this happen? >> dana: the office put out a statement and said "we have no idea this is happening." i said "oh, we believe that." [laughter] the name of the eight company is "sinking ship entertainment." it was a canadian firm, so america seconds. did anyone have any doubt she was good actors question what do you remember the cavanaugh hearing? she could do that kind of thing. the image consultant she has hired, as if the white house is trying to help her, the white house is trying to help her, it's doing her no favors. she should be herself. >> dagen: is that really working? [laughter] >> greg: don't ever be yourself. that's the worst advice. >> not of yourself as unpleasant. [laughter] >> dagen: someone who doesn't work anymore set i was too -->> jesse: she's got to be the worst female vp in u.s. history. just kidding. [laughter] >> greg: your best joke of the month. >> jesse: we paid for these fake child actors. this is tax money that they spent on fake child actors. >> greg: its child exploitation! [laughter] >> jesse: they had a fake white house too that joe stands in. everything is fake. it's a fairy tale. >> dagen: she does not have the midas touch. she has the minus touch. >> geraldo: i feel bad. i always need to cite her historic role, first south asian, first black woman, first woman. i want to give her some slack. you very much so want her to succeed. she's not doing very well, because some people come off as insincere. some people just come off as unlikable. that's just the vibe. the fact that they are so clumsy that they put actors from canada, this and that -- it all seems to have a desperate aspect. when you look at her, some people, when you see them on tv, like watching jesse at 7:00. you watch him and say "this guy is going to be okay." , law, you worry -- >> greg: not having it. [laughter] >> jesse: these were canadian kids? okay. [laughter] >> geraldo: they often shored these actors. >> dana: we need to know how much taxpayer dollars went to this. >> geraldo: not much. [laughter] >> dagen: are too much. >> greg: are you going to get the kids on your show? >> jesse: great idea. [laughter] not a bad idea. >> dagen: "one more thing" up next. ♪ ♪ that spin class was brutal. well, you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. 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[laughter] not good, buddy. speaking of "cops," you can watch it on fox nation and it's fun to watch. also, "fox news primetime" tonight, i'm hosting with senator john kennedy who has got away with words. dana loesch, la eric trump, raymond arroyo, i don't know if you are supposed to roll your tongue like that but i did it, 7:00. >> greg: that is a damn good show. ed >> jesse: is that your kennedy impression? >> greg: yes, it was. >> dana: how about this, dana's crazy picks. you have girls, it's hard to do a perfect ponytail sometimes. watch this dad, he has figured out the way. watch this, let's watch it again. gathered up the hair with the vacuum, he just takes the little thing and there you go. >> jesse: that is like one of those "don't try this at home." >> dana: i'm giving you a 9. >> greg: you totally undermined that, boys can have ponytails too. >> dana: okay, performative outrage mob. >> greg: led to do this. everybody loves a slide but i hate outdoor slides. i always wanted to have an indoor slide in my own room, like this fellow, he has an indoor slide, that's how he gets up and down. that is a little french bulldog. i think he might have broken his leg or something, that is why he does it. this isn't due to sheer laziness but it's got to be fun. i'm going to have all of these installed around my penthouse. >> jesse: a mansion in greenwich village. >> greg: were all my mini coopers live. >> jesse: speaking of which, geraldo's big mexico surprise news with geraldo. >> geraldo: she went for her anniversary, we showed up, that is erica and i, we had a wonderful, wonderful time there in mexico. it is hugely underrated. he always think about the border in crises but there is some great museums, anthropological museums. >> dagen: i want a house that does this, it spins. it doesn't just move, the thing actually spends. >> dana: why would you want that? >> dagen: multiple views. >> greg: buy a bottle of vodka. >> jesse: i have felt like that on some saturday nights. that is it for us, "special report" is next. >> bret: erasing the wedding video, that is tough. jesse, thanks. welcome to fox news channel world headquarters in new york. i'm bret baier. waking tonight, the white house is trying to herd the cats, to get all the democrats on the same page. close when it comes to two big spending bills on capitol hill. so far, it's not working. president biden and his team are projecting confidence that a deal will eventually be reached between progressive andod