bill. now there is infighting among democrats and republicans. cracks biltmore defends appearance and rigid it takes on a liberal professional on vertical race theory. >> just like separating children by race. in describing them as oppressed or oppressed. their children coming home who are traumatized by this. >> did not see that coming. the exchanges coming up at. >> fox news alert a big blow to biden's covid vaccine mandate for businesses the fifth circuit court of appeals granting an emergency stay prohibiting enforcement of the rules for an operant ruling because the petition give cause to believe there are grave statutory and constitutional issues with the mandate the mandate is hereby stayed pending further action by this court. the mandate requires companies with more than 100 employees to ensure their workers are vaccinated or tested weekly. it was supposed to go into effect in january. texas sued the biden administration over the lawsuit in attorney general ken paxton tweeted earlier the fight is not over and i will not never stop resisting this administration on constitutional overreach. we will bring back in the panel to discuss here. i'll start with you, we sought new york city we lost 9000 workers to the vaccine mandate here. do you agree with ag paxton he said this is unconstitutional overreach? >> i agree, abby, this fight will continue. there are just so many questions over enforcement which is opposite with the court has decided to put things on pause right now. the first thing i thought of, abby, and everyone else with seasonal workers. you think about places, i am in colorado with the ski industry here. so during the season these businesses will relate beef. in the off-season they're operating on a skeleton crew. it's going to be very difficult and that in terms of enforcement as well, some businesses pit them against themselves. because they are going to be doing the enforcing while they also are trying to find people to work because we have a worker shortage. there are so many questions that are still out there. i deafly agree the fight will continue. >> is interesting to bring up that point. we also talked about the supply chain issue there's a shortage of 80000 truck drivers as of right now. that is an estimate around 80000. i am sure this would have affected that as well but let's go to the white house for the deputy press secretary responded to questions about the mandate holding up in court, take a listen. >> we are very confident it can asked for the legal side of this let me be crystal clear to avoid what appears to be possible misinformation or disinformation around the temporary standard being a vaccine mandate will be on its face incorrect as have been explicit for months. it's a standard for safe workplace to either comply with weekly testing or to be vaccinated. >> joe, what do you make of that? >> while the best part about this is, abby and guy's, a gentleman with the last name is the owner of ralph's market and a butcher boy at stores. he joined this a federal lawsuit against biden's vaccine mandate. you will never guess what this guy's first name is, brandon, let's go branded you cannot make this up. [laughter] more than half of the state in the country already oppose this mandate one more point, pfizer merck has not anti- covid pills coming to market that will halt covid in its tracks for the most part once it enters a person system. and in pfizer's state that pill can cut the risk of ending up in a hospital by dying but 89% and can be taken over the counter at home. if that is the case why do we need vaccine mandates with 80% of the country over 18 having received at least one dose of the vaccine. enough too post coming to market they can keep people out of the hospital. i would love to hear the president explained his justification on this mandate now given the data, given the science to give the constitutionality or lack there of in this case here. >> you mention the president. we had some sound of what he had to say about his vaccine mandate for workers let's take a listen to that charlie will get your thoughts on the other side. >> we have been patient, our patience is wearing thin. your refusal has cost all of us. >> that was back in september, charlie what you think of that? >> i have to say that remains one of the most stunning statements i have ever heard an elected president speak to the american people for whom he supposedly works. just a shocking stunning statement. i think what we look back but presidency years from now that will be the reminder of what a failed relationship joe biden has with the american people if he thanks he can wag his finger and treat american people like they are children. i do think it is also interesting his administration spent so much time debating whether this is a mandate or not. they're issuing a mandate than saying it's not a mandate. it is absurd it's like 1984 it is crazy part i have no idea what they are trying to get at here. it's a perfect example of where the federal government actually thanks they know what is best for workers. and they care about workers more than employers do. employers go out of business without their workers. if you don't think employers care about their employees you do not know anything about businesses. they do care about them and they do know what is best for those workers. in most of those cases workers have chosen not to get vaccinated chosen not to get vaccinated because they do not want to get vaccinated at this point. and you know, going forward if you think the supply chain problems that we have right now are bad, if you think inflation is bad now, if you think gas prices are bad now, wait until it mandate like this gets enforced and businesses around this country start having to grapple with this unimaginable burden of trying to sort through all of this and enforce this crazy mandate. it is going to get much uglier before it gets any better i think. >> yes, speaking of ugly we see how many people have commented on this. someone who did choose to not get vaccinated, lease and the traditional sense of the word was aaron rodgers. he was kind of in the middle of the fire storm heat misled people to think he was vaccinated with one of the approved vaccinations. he had received alternate treatment. he was kind of operating under this rules of a vaccinated player's we got a lot of pushback. here's what he had say on the show. joe your sports grants will benefit your thoughts. >> personal health decisions in my opinion should be private. the bodily autonomy is a right. everyone has their own story on their own issues in their own reasons for doing things. but this shaming cancel society that is wrong. >> of joe he was after those comments dropped from health for i do not know the reasoning exactly, i would assume it was because he probably has a different viewpoint on vaccination status as they do, when you make of all of this? >> that is the proper assumption, abby, at this point. why else why the middle of the season's great season aaron rodgers is having only one loss on the use of our, top seat if they would start the playoffs now this is a guy who's the face of the nfl but were not talk about a guy named tom brady. look, state farm is the biggest endorsement deal aaron rodgers has his had it for years previously face of that company along with nba chris paul. you have to wonder if they somehow cave, state farm here are so many companies do when twitter gets mad for five minutes and threatens boycotts and demands of firing she went there going to hold the line here and they say you know what were going to leave to bring you know how it works, one company says audios then too, two, then it's an avalanche in all go. it seems so unseemly the same people who scream my body my choice in the abortion debate are now also screaming it's not your body, not your choice when it comes to a vaccine that only recently got fda approval. aaron rodgers is obvious that a professional athlete, extremely healthy and if he got covid his calculation is that he would be fine just like 99-point something send a people his age would be fine. it's going to be interesting to see the way this plays out but keep an eye on state farm. they go the whole thing for it as far as any endorsement deal aaron rodgers has been. >> go wash the interview if you get a chance is a lot longer than that clip. an update from houston after a concert stampede leaves eight people dead including teenagers paid what we know about the chaos straightahead. kids can change minds. they can even change the world around us. packed with protein plus 21 vitamins and minerals we nourish them with carnation breakfast essentials. because today could change everything. in business, setbacks change everything. we nour so get comcastarnation br business internet. and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. we have a fox news alert and update on the chaos at the astroworld music festival in houston braidwood nano teenagers were among the eight people killed when the crowd rushed the stage during travis scott performance but shocking video shows fans pleading with the performer to stop the concert amid the chaos. [inaudible] stopped the show. >> eventually the famous rapper realized what was happening and called for security to stop the event. [inaudible] [background noises] is alive at the scene in houston were law enforcement just gave an update, garrett. >> this is a tragedy just keeps getting more heartbreaking as we learn how young these victims are. eight people were killed last night. the youngest was just 14. another was 16. the other victims ages were 21, 23 and 27 years old. we are also learning more about those who were taken to the hospital last night. twenty-five people were taken, 13 remain hospitalized including five who are under the age of 18. the mayor said investigators are now trying to talk to as many people as they can to piece together exactly what happened. >> we are talking with those individuals who have been hospitalized to try to get a much better understanding of what took place, what went wrong, where were the missteps? >> the mayor also stressed how were cisco to benefit was in for good samaritan stepping in to help some of the folks who'd gotten hurt or passed out. roughly 50000 people showed up for this to date music festival put on by travis scott. when he took the stage last night a little after 9:00 p.m. the crowd started surging forward to the stage, packing people in so tight witnesses said it was hard to breathe. some people started passing out the crowd respect and so tight they could not get out some people got trampled, others crowd surf. lifeless bodies to try to get those folks help. >> eyewitness somebody unconscious struggling to get out like the friends were trying to get them out. those people were not caring enough to make a path. >> were sitting here had the time of my life but it's scary to think that was the last time some of these people had a wife. today travis got a houston native released a statement saying in part i am absolutely devastated by what took place last night my prayers go out to the families and all those impacted by what happened in astral world festival. i am committed to working together of the houston community to heal and support the families in need. texas governor greg abbott also weighed in saying what happened in esther world festival was tragic in our hearts are with those who lost their lives and those who were injured in the terrifying crowd surge. event organizers have also released a statement saying they are cooperating with this investigation pre-police just told us a short time ago all of the footage of that event will be turned over it later this evening for investigators to start reviewing. >> live in houston, garrett thank you for the update. so let's discuss this and abby i want to begin with you. we know there were 50000 people who were in attendance here. you have authorities now on the scene. it's hard to imagine how they even begin to start to sort this out when you have thousands of potential witnesses. plus all of the videos. >> yes, you're absolutely right. this was a tragic thing. especially when you hear the dead range from 14 years old to 27 years old. 50000 plus people at this concert you can only imagine what law enforcement officers were trying to do in that moment as these people were pushing towards the stage. think with something like this happens people automatically want to point fingers and point to blame. i don't know that we can do that we should not be doing that we should be thinking about these victims and their families, travis scott i know a lot of people right off the bat were saying why didn't he stop the concert? a lot goes through a performer's head went something like that head is happening but maybe he didn't realize maybe he did not have the chance we won't know. i think about arianna grahn date what happened in manchester when that bombing went off and people lost their lives at her concert, what she went through. and for for travis scott, families and law enforcement the houston mayor said the security that was at this concert or this event, was more than was at the world series. i don't think it was a lack of security. i don't think it was anyone's fault will just have to wait until more details come out of our thoughts and prayers go out to those families. >> same here, we are thinking about all of those families out there who at some point, charlie, are going to beat wanting someone to take responsibility for all of this. that is when he gets really tough, right? >> yes indeed. and can you imagine being a parent of one of those kids, your kid goes to a concert you think it's a pretty healthy, reasonable environment and something like this happens. and of course in the best of circumstances a concert like this is kind of a controlled chaos anyway per this lot of mayhem, this loud noise, there's a lot of people screaming. my heart goes out to travis scott. can you imagine in his voice you can hear the frustration of him trying to control the crowd once he realizes what is going on here. it really is incredibly tragic and incredibly sad for think you are right, abby, it is far too early and probably will always be very difficult to assign any kind of a blame or anything like that, we will see. obviously it will be deeply investigated. it is truly, truly a tragedy. >> is joe i was thinking about this as we are hearing all the statements of so many entities here saying they are participating, we know, you note specifically the more coverage there is the more interviews there are that people then start to take sides and blame starts to occur put a lot of finger-pointing is to be expected in the coming weeks. >> of course, that is just the dna unfortunately of our country as a whole in these situations. it is a blame culture. at this point we certainly have more questions than answers. to charlie's point, when you hear a child is young as ten years old was badly injured here, you hear about people experiencing cardiac arrest these are mostly young people. again i'm a parent of a six and 8-year-old i cannot imagine getting that call my child was injured? or my child was killed? they were at a harmless concert printer cannot imagine with us folks are going through right now. >> absolutely we are all in agreement on that. thanks guys. angry parents show up and show america their kids education does matter. there is an unlikely liberal defender of the way they voted that is next. our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. how does amerisave deliver such low mortgage rates time after time? that's a good question. well, to drive costs down, our underwriting system is built on a digital infrastructure, powered by a hyperconverged, hybrid-enterprise -- it's okay. i don't... who cares? 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[applause] because i do not think that is what people are objecting too. i think most people course are some places in this country where they will in some people well but they are not objecting to black history there are other things on in the schools. could we, like separating children by race and describing them as either oppressed or oppressor. their children coming home who feel traumatized by this. that is what parents are objecting too. >> that was refreshing. biltmore has been en pointe lately particularly as it comes to woke culture and i was crt. charlie we want to go to you first. this professor dyson is what he said on msnbc the night of the election look like glenn younkin was going to way to virginia. "there is a black mouth moving but a white idea running on the runway of the tongue of a figure who justifies and legitimizes white supremacist practices. he is talking, charlie about winston's ears who is only,. [laughter] the first lieutenant governor of virginia a woman of color to hold that position. so how do you get to this point now you allow people on television give them a platform he says that on nbc now bill marrs invited ma he'll be on god knows what spewing division and hate. the standards people have this business or some channels anyway. >> you are exactly right, joe, that is the important question how on earth did we get into a position where a guy like this is given a platform to spew his nonsense. i have to take issue with the one thing bill marr said in response. i'm sure this is happening somewhere meeting somewhere in america people are trying to in schools people trying to denigrate blacks or not teach quote unquote black history to me it's all american history but whatever of these people want to segregate people to to use their terms, i say to that okay bill marr, where did this happen? please show us because we would like to condemn it if this is happening somewhere. the truth of the matter is this history, all history is taught just about everywhere. i do not know a place of there's anyone in america not taught about slavery in america? i've never heard of such a thing. that is not the concern the parents have they have no problem with that impact factor these same parent to be horrified with history classes in public schools did not teach about the good, the bad, the ugly. the problem here is when you have people like this professor who choose to take history and weaponize it in order to score political points based on race. we have a word for that it is called racist. and we condemn it flatly and honestly you shall meet somebody who does not condemn using race and ginning up racist discord to score political points i will show you a racist. >> excellent answer. abby, i have got to say was a pretty big deal in the obama campaign's and charlie remembers her while she was a chief strategist for those winning campaigns. she made a very good point and warned democrats you do not want to be known as the party that is anti- parent. because now they appeared to owning this. terry mcauliffe kicks the software to make have unions or brandywine garden shows up the campaign was to me this is the perception democrats are anti- parent this could play huge role in 2022 and 2024 with education make a comeback. >> i know one thing is do not mess with parents ever played the last thing to do this mess with parents. you're exactly right this is exactly what happened in virginia with terry mcauliffe. i'm paraphrasing here, he sank parents should not have a say in what is being taught in classrooms. and then you saw the people of virginia elect glenn younkin because they care about their children. they are parents, they know what is best for their kid. of course not every parent is going to agree but to some extent parents what what is best for everyone. i will give bill marr a shout out for correcting this idea critical race theory was not they don't have black history taught in classrooms. they do not with the kids to have to label themselves out in oppressor versus someone who is oppressed. that is a sediment that is shared across a lot of different races as well. >> as a journalist you've been anchoring for many years but probably say since you're 16 will call at about 15 years or so. you've been behind the anchor desk sub congratulations on that. as far as education, i just said to abby, for many, many elections you want to go all the way back to even clinton, or bush, or obama, or trunk, education is almost never talked about. despite the fact her 25th in the world in reading, writing, and math. china's number one in ireland is 11 were all be done to 25. too that point i won't say a pleasure but refreshing we are actually talking about an issue that many, many americans watching at home say yes this really matters to me of as opposed all the sizzled were normally talking about. >> isn't that interesting, joe, it is happening now just as we are coming out of parents and seeing what was happening in the classrooms from inside their own kitchens and living rooms they had a peek into what was happening and they did not like it. they spoke up and some people tried to slap back and then they voted. >> can i see something really quickly on that to your question, what is interesting to me as i think education is always been a democrat issue. where we are seeing this issue split is we are seeing one side of the teachers unions and the other site being the parent. it still education at the forefront of everyone's mind but it has been separated into two separate issues and branches. abbot were going to go from soccer moms to mama bear showing here a lot about mama bears next year's be going to the midterms. still ahead and biden is boasting about his spending spree after the house said yes to 1.2 trillion that is with a t for infrastructure. alice in fighting among democrats and republicans on capitol hill, that is next. >> 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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[laughter] i am so happy to say that. we did something that is long overdue. that has long been talked about in washington but never actually done. >> infrastructure week but the bill only includes $110 billion going to actual infrastructure roads, bridges, and other quote transformational projects. and get this 13 republicans voted for the massive bill. six members of the squad voted against it. all right, said this built 1.2 trillion dollars, i remember the first heart attack by the bill and everybody was like whoa, that the huge price tag. not only that's not all infrastructure is human infrastructure there as well. so alecia i'm going to bring this up joe said he been anchoring for a long time in the last segment i'm sure you are anchoring when president obama passed the 800 billion that is with the be dollars stimulus package how do we compare those two numbers? that that 800 billion is a lot of money and now are talking 1.2 trillion. >> i have been anchoring since i was 15 let's remember that picnics keep that in your mind. we are really getting used to some big numbers and it is getting to be really frightening. i think is going to be very interesting going into the midterms how all of this plays out or even if folks remember because we talk about higher packages at some point it is a little scary. republicans really had a moment there while democrats were really beating dhec out of each other within their own party because they were dealing with the civil war. now you have these 13 republicans who stirred up a hornets nest in their own party. you have this other fight it took a moment for them to come together and let democrats sort of take care of things themselves. they've been tripping over themselves as we saw election night on tuesday. we will continue to watch this i do fear a lot of americans fear these numbers will continue to go up as we become ever used two eye-popping numbers which were once eye-popping and are no longer. >> you think maybe this is what is happening with the build back better plan that's estimated to be 1.5 trillion. it said to be 1.75 trillion estimate say it could go up to 4 trillion. want to look at what you said on the 13 republicans. we have a full screen of who voted another full screen, here are the 13 republicans we know six far left progresses voted against we knew that was going to happen a lot of them so were not going to vote for infrastructure before we get the build back better plan pushed through. what you said the 13 republicans who did vote for this bill while the far left progresses did not. >> sadly, i am not terribly surprised they managed to pick up a handful of republicans to go along with this. any time you a room full of democrats and a roomful of republican politicians in a room they spent six months talking about spending trillions of dollars, one thing you can guarantee before the meeting is all over with they are going to figure out how to spend at least a trillion dollars. the last frontier bipartisanship when it comes to politicians in washington. that is not to belittle or make light of what a serious issue this is. of course the biggest lie anybody tells us how it is all paid for. it is not all paid for. every dime of the $20 trillion that your children and your grandchildren will never live to pay off. every dime of that was paid for when congress spent it. we are just years away before we are going to hit a situation where it suddenly going to be really difficult to make debt payments. it's going to be really difficult for obligation to social security and things like this. there will be a time. it is not far away, when i think the american voters going to start punishing politicians who went through -- blew through all this money and spent like drunken sailors. i do think it's interesting the most ominous things joe biden said is when he talked about how long overdue this infrastructure bill was. long overdue and that for the past five years was clamoring to spend this kind of money on real infrastructure. democrats refused to go along with that for the past five years because they did not want to give them a win. they wanted to spend their time talking about all these crazy conspiracy theories that we now know are all lies and should have known at the time about russia. >> we do not have a lot of time left. let's throw up what is inside that massive spending social spending package. $555billion in tax credits for new energy you can read them all there. were waiting for the score to tell how much it will actually cost in the meantime, joe, what moderate are they thinking about for the expected vote the week of november 15? >> they think about what is it going to cost there waiting for that score that will be out probably before thanksgiving. is there a home for us anymore as far as our parties are concerned. i had a great quote i stopped and remounted on fox and friends. some republicans on capitol hill are actually democrats know and democrats are actually republicans. that about sums it up. don't buy the argument americans overwhelmingly want improvements to roads, bridges and rail at airports and power grids of course they do but that's not what this is about. it's like buying a home this infrastructure built next to a toxic waste dump. the home is nice but what you get with it eight. it sets the road for human infrastructure bill. you will get a massive government expansion trillions of dollars spent on core inflation is at a 30 year high prices are going to the roof there's a supply shortage through at least 2022. wait to win back the house and senate in 12 months which will happen given the president's poll numbers and then tackle infrastructure the right way as a stand-alone bill with no port and actual fixes and improving things that of course did not happen i will leave it here. kevin mccarthy's in serious trouble as a speaker. plus he delivered mccarthy didn't that your scoreboard right now but. >> no pork but very expensive turkey as we come up on thanksgiving. alright, unsportsmanlike conduct. one high school football team beat another 106 -- zero there is outrage building up. coming up. your kindness outshines your highs and lows. your strength can outlast any bad day. because you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms - and ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs, once-daily vraylar is proven to treat depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements which may be permanent. high cholesterol and weight gain, and high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death, may occur. side effects may not appear for several weeks. common side effects include sleepiness and stomach issues. movement dysfunction and restlessness are also common. you are greater than your bipolar i. ask about vraylar. california high school football team is getting slammed on social media as a badly as they slammed an overmatched foe. englewood high school defeated morningside hi and by the looters score of 106 -- zero. the backlash from that game prompted inglewood high school principal to issue a statement which read in part, we do not conduct ourselves with sportsmanship and integrity in the final score was unacceptable. you know, maybe i am in that minority here, i view final scores as information. it is information about how good ingleside was. and it is information about how bad morningside was. until there's no such thing as good or bad information as long as the information is accurate. that is the only thing that makes it good or bad. an important lesson here, alicia do you think this is why they invented virtual? >> i think so i've always said trouble with the mercy rule. some people may get mad at me for this, i have five teenagers, right? five teenagers who have or do play sports. and i have always had a hard time with the mercy rule because it is sports pretty play to win. someone is going to win and someone is going to lose. it depends on how the people who are winning are behaving for that is one thing. however, this team that scored all these points is also a success story. three years ago they were a losing team. they turned themselves around and have become a giant. what message does this send to those players who have turned this into a successful team they now need to apologize for the win? how they behaved is a different story we teach and our kids we teach you try to win gracefully. he tried to lose gracefully. it's not always easy but that is what sports is put out seven daddy was a coach. i have heard these things my entire life. i cannot imagine him apologizing for a win, that is me. [laughter] >> will god bless you and him i could not agree with you more. but apparently, takes a different view of all of this. he blasted the coaches and team for running up the score on their hapless opponent. writing how can coaching staff of inglewood high school, california and feel good about themselves? they beat morningside high school 106 -- zero. their quarterback there for 13 touchdowns and 104 -- zero they went for two, 2000 pretty smart playing timmy congrats on teaching good sportsmanship i guess that is being facetious. you should be fired. you know, joe, you have got kids. do you teach your children to apologize when they win? >> you people are sick of both of you. charlie, alicia, run up the score who plays football here? i don't feel like i am the only one. [laughter] i had morningside hi plus the 99 points because gambling is legal here and i still lost but that didn't happen but let me tell you about my height career the edit heist clears my career went and did we want to state championship here in new jersey. we did so by being up 35 -- seven up a half months we got 49 -- seven we put in the sophomores, we put in the backup spirit is not about being apologetic it's showing class are going for two when you were up 104 -- nothing? that's the most classless thing ever the quarterback threw 13 touchdowns, run the ball i get their success story, alicia, but the same type what you are at 50 i'm pretty sure you got the message we are back. you do have to go to 100. you are sick baby. [laughter] >> i thought to reliving high school there a lot joe. >> is a high point. >> you got about 30 seconds. >> i agree. >> to 30 seconds to settle this but. >> i gripped joe i think there's a lot of lessons to be learned in a loss is also an unspoken rule that has to come with sportsmanship conduct. and i do believe that builds a lot of character perdition auditing and easy on the team but to run up the score 106 -- zero you do not do that in sports. anyone who has played ports knows beat them 38 nothing it does not have to be 106 are put in your third string and let them play. >> morningside one in the character department. all right cap next big saturday flop. ♪ well the sun is shining and the grass is green ♪ ♪ i'm way ahead of schedule with my trusty team ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? timber... 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( abbot sonic ) welcome back to the big saturday show. it is time for big saturday swaps are picks for the biggest bill of the week. setting his mother's home on fire when he cleared away cobwebs with a blowtorch. according to the boulder daily camera 39-year-old john was arrested and after he went to the crawlspace of his mother's home to try to clear away the cobwebs and get a stool of choice was a blowtorch which did get rid of the cobwebs, but in the process also ignited his mother's house and because over $200,000 in damage. foresight known as her the fire according to the boulder daily camera. police did find a small bag of meth on the suspect. charlie. >> you cannot fix >>. mine of the week is terry mcauliffe loss to glenn younkin it's a 12-point swing from when biden one virginia just a year ago. terry mcauliffe tried to run defending teachers and schools he ran on a notion that it's none of parents in business with their children are learning in schools they closed out the campaign with a campaign stop with the teachers union president randi weingarten which is kind of an astonishing, stunning tenure for a guy's been in politics or around politics pretty much his entire life, what have you got joe? >> speaking of elections, charlie have a guy name ed in my state here in the state of new jersey he is a trucker here eight furniture store. the guy's 58 he's never held public office before until now because he just ousted new jersey's senate president steven sweeney. this is after he spent $153 on his primary campaign and just a few thousand in the general. sweeney spent $490,000 and still lost. this shows you with the power of social media you could have a grassroots campaign, barely spend anything and beat the swamp. congratulations by. >> how can you not love that guy. >> so beautiful. >> 490,000 you lose to a guy who drove a truck is amazing but. >> are to keep mine quick mind of the week as a viral video, this person got a tattoo of their boyfriends name write down their spine to one week before they broke up you guys, don't they know this is coming , you can sense it. doesn't it hurt to get a needle sing all the sports things the super bowl, the cowboys are going to win the super bowl. >> that doesn't wrestle see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for the big sy show. the fox report is president biden's vaccine mandate, two days. i am jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪♪ federal food court this afternoon doing estate freezing the rule under which it would require millions of american workers to be vaccinated by january 4 or be tested weekly. this is just hours after victory for biden's economic agenda last night. the house voting present