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killing him, he shot and wounded but only after he pointed a pistol at him, something he confirmed that his own testimony on monday. and cross-examination, assistant attorney thomas binger attempted to get him to say he intended to kill but he insisted he only defended himself. >> is to rosenbaum was chasing me, i pointed my gun at him and that did not deter him. he could have ran away instead he tried to take my gun for me. he kept chasing me, it didn't stop him. him >> it was a rough day for the prosecution, the judge delivered an admonishment when he tried to work in evidence saying he wished he had his ar-15 when he shoot shoplifters. the defense requested a mistrial, the judge that he will take it into consideration. >> shannon: we'll to stay on its. new york attorney general letitia james releasing the transcript of andrew cuomo's deposition as part of a sexual harassment investigation. cuomo defended his behavior throughout the 11 hours of testimony added that he wanted to female staffers to come to his defense publicly, likening it to help president joe biden responded to inappropriate touching allocations to his presidential campaign. telling investigators i thought if they were going to do a response, a response from female staff would've been the best vehicle. tonight a spokesperson calling the attorney general's report politically motivated, james announced her candidacy for governor of new york last month. as president biden hit the road wednesday touting the bipartisan infrastructure bill, more ominous economic news landed its bark and get another headache for the administration. jeff paul is taking a look tonight at the latest numbers impacting the white house's efforts to try to savor the win they've got. >> it feels like everything is costing more money, that's because it is. consumer prices rocketed up at the speeds we haven't seen in more than three decades. with his approval ratings hitting new lows, president biden says reversing this trend is a top priority for him. speaking at the port of baltimore on wednesday, president joe biden praised his $1 trillion infrastructure plan. >> i'm here to talk about one of the most pressing economic concerns of the american people and it's real. that is getting prices down, number one. number two, making sure our stores are fully stocked and getting a lot of people back to work. speak of the president his signature legislation could be the fix to those problems, the hope is by spending all of that money it will help improve the transportation of goods and supplies from abroad and home, that, the president believes will lower prices, stop widespread shortages and add jobs. >> everything from a gallon of gas to a loaf of bread costs more, and it's worse even though wages are going up. we are still facing challenges and we have to tackle them head on. >> the president's message comes at a critical time. consumer prices have jumped 6.2% compared to one year ago, that's the most since 1990. >> we now need to tackle inflation, supply chains, making sure there are workers available for the jobs that haven't yet been filled, we are making a lot of progress, the economy is much better than it was a year ago but we have a lot of work left to do. >> food prices overall are up around 5% while energy prices soared up to 30% higher, gasoline is up nearly 50% and even the price of used cars has risen by more than 26%. many republicans say spending more money isn't the solution. >> the sooner they can run up inflation so that people are begging the government to come do something, the sooner they can make you dependent on government from cradle to grave, daylight to dark, 24/7. >> as more americans dig deeper into their pockets for everyday goods and supplies that at times dwindled due to a massive backlog of ships at ports like in southern california, senators like democrat joe manchin grow weary tweeting "from the grocery store to the gas pump, americans know inflation is real and d.c. can no longer ignore the economic pain americans feel every day. >> everything from propane, heating oil, natural gas, and electricity are all up since last winter. >> shannon: we know a lot of items that would give the grocery store, the drugstore, those prices are up too, what can we expect? >> to give you an idea, i feel that my tank in los angeles, i drive a pickup truck. it used to cost me about 50 bucks to do it today, at randy more than $85 and that pain goes beyond the pump. if you are a snack or everything from candy to cookies and crackers up 6 to 7%. if you like to eat meat it's going to cost you more money as well. meat prices in general are up 14.5%. bacon up 20% and fresh fish, seafood prices rising by 11%. milk prices in new york reaching $9 a gallon in some places as popular companies are also announcing price hikes. del mate says bananas, pineapples, fresh cut fruit will start costing more. craft hines says it's blue mac and cheese and varieties of jell-o, we are saying procter & gamble prices are going to go up for grooming and skincare products and if you're looking for some furniture like me you go to ikea, it's going to start costing you more to buy that new chair or bed as well. >> shannon: i love that you're driving to pick up around l.a. because we drive on around d.c. too. >> that's one we've always driven, is the most comfortable one to be in. >> shannon: there are still dozens of cargo ships off the southern california coast waiting to deliver their goods. many of those products lead the nation's biggest court by rail. william la jeunesse from a major transfer point near the port of los angeles about efforts to beef up that part of the supply chain hoping to get all of the goods are looking to have for thanksgiving and christmas. >> sheet rock, tile, windows, metal roofing. we have some appliances that are normally eight weeks out. >> he lives nowhere near the ports of l.a. and long beach but the logjam means shortages of higher prices in iowa. >> they are passing just about everything on to the end user. >> a month after president joe biden promise to reduce port congestion, today a record number of container ships weight off shore. >> the only way those boxes will get to the heartland in the midwest were the larger markets are, are via train. rail is critical for the supply chain. >> faced with a shortages of trucks and truck drivers, the ports recently joined with union pacific to open a high-speed direct rail link to salt lake city. >> they don't have to stop, they can just go via train. >> each train eliminates 700 trucks clogging america's busiest port. >> here's a different type, let's use a different pipe to get things out of the system more effectively. >> port officials say a combination of newly imposed late fees and more trains helped reduce container congestion by 26% over the last two weeks. >> inside these boxes are anything and everything you can imagine, from televisions to washing machines to clothing to cell phones. >> a lot of supply chain problems happen in the first mile at the port and the last mile at the warehouse -- we'll here increasingly they are using rail to get those containers directly off of ships and onto trains. and carson, california, william la jeunesse, fox news. >> shannon: the twin economic crises of inflation and supply-chain crunch show little signs of abating tonight with the adverse impact being felt by americans everywhere from the grocery store to your gas pump. let's bring in freedom works economist steve moore and taxpayers protection alliance policy bp patrick hedger, great to have both of you with estimates. "the new york times" running a piece this weekend the same people doing well but they are worried about inflation making them think they are not doing well. americans are flush with cash and jobs, they also think the economy is awful, the reason seem to be tied to the psychology of inflation in the way people assess their economic well-being. and may well be shaped by the psychological scars of the pandemic, one manifestation of this being an arab exhaustion. they say people are in a good financial situation, they don't realize it because they are scared of the prices that are going up and not really seeing a solution to that. >> i disagree with this idea that somehow this is a psychological, it's something that people see every single day whether you go to the grocery store, whether you go see your travel agent, whether you go to the gas pump, everybody is feeling this inflation so it's not something that made up, it's not a transitory it's getting worse. the problem for joe biden is he was saying wages are up, why are people feeling so uncomfortable? the answer to that is wages are up by 4% but prices are up about 6.2%. for the is simple. if your cost of living goes up by 6.2%, your paycheck is shrinking. i'm old enough to remember when ronald reagan ran against jimmy carter for president in 1980, the last time we have this kind of inflation. jimmy carter lost in a landslide election to ronald reagan, challenger and inflation was the major factor because people felt it every single day. >> shannon: the late 1970s, the malays, the lines at the gas pumps, there was a lot working against jimmy carter and his attempt to be reelected to another term, the legacy of his presidency. let's talk about this. senator joe manchin is that guy that that the center of everything happening in washington right now, they still have this build back a better plan that they got to get done it's going to be a heavy lift. "the wall street journal" editorial board had this tonight, the headline is inflation and building back worse. joe manchin has ample reason to kill spending that is harming workers, we saw senator manchin tweet about this, we know he gets it, this issue of inflation and how people are perceiving it. the article says this inflation surge is all the evidence joe manchin needs to stop his party for building back worse. west virginia warned months ago about inflation and he's been proven right. congress ignores inflation because it doesn't want to admit its policy are the leading cause, kill the bill and rescue the american class. with that argument persuade him? >> it ought to. to back up to steve a little bit, there are problems in the economy, there are constraints in the supply chain that are creating inflationary pressures. but there is a psychological component to inflation. when you have the government pursuing policies of big spending, big borrowing and big printing, people begin to expect those things to contribute to inflation and they begin to adjust their behavior accordingly. it's only logical to assume that business owners and entrepreneurs are raising their prices in anticipation of inflation because of the policies being pursued by washington. if i was the biden administration i would be ditching the big tax and spend plan and looking at how we can alleviate constraints in the supply chain right away. >> shannon: ron klain said they are working on it. >> i have no beef with voters who say the recovery is making progress but not far enough along for me yet. that's why we are to stopping work now, that's why we are working hard to move the recovery forward to. >> shannon: give him some credit for acknowledging, these numbers are not great, he's saying they still got work to do or know. >> we are in a recovery, no question about it, the economy is performing a lot better than it did in the culvert crisis but the recovery began over a year ago. and we had a very strong growth in the last months of donald trump's presidency and yet we didn't see this kind of inflation problem. i think it's really been fueled by these massive spending bills that biden has passed. we had the $2 trillion spending bill when we already had a trillion dollars left over from the covid relief fund, now we have another trillion dollar infrastructure bill. and they want to now passed another $4 trillion spending bill. if i were in congress right now and advising president biden -- i advise donald trump on the economy -- i would say ditch this plan, the last thing the economy needs right now is massive increases in spending and borrowing. and how was that borrowing financed? by printing money. you don't have to be a phd in economics to know the more money to print the more inflation you get. >> shannon: i want to put up examples, beef and electricity, give a final word on where you see this thing going. >> if the biden administration continues to pursue this policy of the build back better agenda you're going to see business owners price that in and you will see inflation because people are expecting it, they've already seen it, they are expecting more of it to come. until you do something about the supply chain issues come until you do something looking at the covid-19 restrictions that are still in place that may be constraining the supply chain but are no longer necessary, you're going to continue to have this problem and this is real inflation up until now we were seeing narrow categories like used cars and fuel contributing most to inflation, we are now seeing widespread price increases. it's not apocalyptic yet but if we don't do something now to alleviate the supply chain, we are going to regret it. >> shannon: patrick and steve, thank you both. breaking tonight, a pharmacy in loudoun county, virginia, apparently gave the wrong covid-19 vaccine dosage to more than 100 children prompting the virginia department health officials to send out a warning to families wednesday. they admitted to giving dozens of 5 to 11-year-olds a dose of vaccine meant for people 12 and older. the pharmacy is now prohibited from administering covid-19 vaccine. breaking education news out of fairfax county where a new youth survey reportedly may ask students as young as 12 specific questions about their sex, dating lives and emotions and what is going on in their home lives. correspondent kevin corke is tracking related developments on this heated education debate tonight. >> so much happening as you probably know education was a major focal point in this past election and perhaps it will be again in the midterms workout as he just pointed out, the commonwealth of virginia is once again in the spotlight. take you to fairfax county where a student there as young as 12 will be asked about their sex life and more, it's a collaboration between county governments and the public schools. that survey begins by asking kids are they male, female, transgender -- it also asks them about their sexual orientation. in the green mountain state of vermont, headlines being made because the state there is requiring distribution to middle school students in high school students. there is a turning tide as some parents begin to push back across the country. take you to spotsylvania virginia, there the school board has directed the staff to begin removing books that contain explicit material from library shelves and to report on the number of books that have been removed at a special meeting set for next week. as you point out over in loudoun county a lot more news being made, parents have gathered enough signatures to recall their school board chair and vice chair. the filing includes allegations that chair brenda sheridan limited the first amendment rights of attendees at school board meetings by shutting down public comment and placing a limit on those who could speak. it also accuses her of mishandling a sexual assault at stonebridge high school. >> when you recall and remove from office it will be much more satisfying. >> i'm going to stand up and do the right thing and hold you accountable and continue to do. >> did you think because the election was behind us, we are going away -- we are still here. >> parents still here and still fighting. fairfax county says it's anonymous and they also say the results provide a snapshot of the county's youth and to serve as a barometer of the effectiveness in fostering healthy choices in young people. exit polling you will recall this in virginia said education was a major factor in glenn youngkin's victory and that could prove a template for the rest of the country moving forward. >> shannon: parents are speaking up and getting a lot more information than they had in the past. we have lift off, x launches its mission and is this a real life pokemon or someone having a bad hair day? 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the russian bank allegations. there is no indication jake sullivan is a target in the investigation, i reached out to his office for comment but have not heard back yet. >> shannon: david spunt, thank you very much. as we dig deeper into what can be gleaned from these latest developments about what is still to come from special counsel durum's investigation, let's begin former justice department prosecutor. jonathan swan tweeting out the charges are that not only did clinton democrats fund the dossier but a long time was one of the sources for the rumors about trump, it doesn't get much worse. some people say that's an overhyping of where durum has been and where he is going, what do you think? >> that's a spot on two indictments together establish not only was the russian dossier full of false information but it was planted by democratic party operatives with the clinton campaign feeding a russian national to give it to christopher steele. there is nobody reliable anywhere in the chain of communications. these indictments are awfully long for false statement charges. i think a 39 page indictment means we can expect more, he's got something up his sleeve in terms of looking at this evidence and holding other people accountable. >> shannon: we were saying last night it's been a long time of silence publicly from the durum investigation. now it seems a lot more activity the past few weeks does it signal to you based on your experience that there is more coming? that there are bigger fish or others who can be indicted? >> isn't it refreshing to have a prosecutor who actually does the job right? they are leaking a bunch of information, not sullying the reputation of people, they're actually doing their work in the grand jury and letting the indictments doing the speaking which is what you want from professional prosecutors around the country. it's a really interesting detail about this guy chuck dolan. is referred to in the indictment as describing danchenko as russian intelligence. he said i don't think he's kgb, too young, he's fsp. you have a democratic campaign operative working knowingly with russian intelligence and leader in the indictment really interestingly and quickly, there's a comment that is attributed to what we think is chuck dolan that says he later acknowledged fact x or fact y, it's not attribute it to a time or place, that tells me it might be part of a proffer, tells me dolan may be in fact talking to the government, maybe even cooperating with the government which is a big blow to people of the democratic campaign headquarters. >> shannon: we are going to track that, i want to ask you for a couple comments on the rittenhouse trial, couple major developments that happened on the stand. i want to play something from the judge today, bruce schroeder who was really getting into it with the prosecutor. here's a bit of what he had to say. >> i was astonished when you began your examination by common commenting on the postarrest silence, its basic law this country for 40 years, 50 years, i have no idea why you would do something like that and it gives, i will leave it at that. i don't know what you're up to. don't get brazen with me, you know very well of an attorney can't go into these types of areas when the judge has already ruled without asking outside the presence of the jury to do so. don't give me that. >> shannon: i got the say of a judge ever talk to me that way and the court room i would've been shaking of my stilettos sure. >> i was going to say me too but that sounds a little strange. the bottom line is, this prosecutor has a credibility problem. the judge is clearly not trusting in his word, that's what you want as a prosecutor, comfort in front of the court, that is lacking here. when you talk about a fifth amendment violation, i will make this production now. judges don't like to take over a trial, they don't want to be the ones that dismiss the case of the end of the evidence, but 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it accounts for 6,261 suicides in 2019 which accounts for 13.7 suicides in 2019, can you tell us how we can possibly make things better for the men and women who have served us and to still bear burdens even if we cannot physically see them? >> absolutely. i'm in dallas this week posting a reunion for a few of the afghanistan veterans i served with a year ago. i would say that's the first thing, engage with your veterans friends, ask tough questions of it calls for it and be there for them. suicide has a lot of different inputs, it can be financial, relationships, it can be any number of things. one of the things mission roll call does, we have a team of caseworkers we can refer veterans to, to help out with any problem even if they are not in crisis but we do encourage veterans in crisis to utilize the veteran crisis line to get that acute help. one of the other things we do is we take the stories from these veterans who we talk to and we help and we tell their stories to members of congress. there's only 17% of members of congress that have military experience today. less than 1% of the united states population had served on active duty at any given time. 80% of those have had an immediate family member who have served. the american public and congress is frankly more disconnected than ever from the reality of sacrifice that members of the military have had to deal with. we try to do those two things, help them in a very real way but then we also tell their stories to people who may not understand these issues. and try to explain them in a very real way. >> shannon: especially if people are setting policy they need to know and have a personal connection to know what our vets have gone through. you guys have something special called make camo your cause, you are focused on homelessness for veterans. i think it shocks any american to think our veterans would be suffering in that way, tell us about what you are working on. >> that is correct, u.s. vets as an organization, our mission is to end veteran homelessness, we are the largest with boots on the ground to combat the epidemic of veteran homelessness. as an organization we provide housing and mental health, we spammed it from here in hawaii all the way to washington, d.c., where we have a site. we are hoping we will take that veteran from wherever they are at and get them into housing environment. we understand until they have a roof over their head it's hard for us to work on any other issue they might be facing. >> shannon: it gives them great dignity to have a home, a place for roots, i want to make sure we get information out for both of you. mission roll call.org. kyle and greg, cole and greg you guys are doing amazing things have made to always be reminded people there are tens of thousands of veterans out there who struggle with real things every day, we can help getting involved donating to these groups and it's the least we can possibly do to help folks like you, thank you so much to both of you for that service and what you are doing now to serve other veterans as well. bless you guys. >> shannon: fox news is teaming up with the organizations to bring awareness to this issue of veteran homelessness. as you heard this nonprofit provides housing, counseling and career services, they have the launch of this campaign make camo your cause. it's become an official symbol to honor our men and women in uniform since 1969, this group has helped thousands of veterans get back on their feet and looking to make a difference and many more lives. check out their website, you can purchase camo merchandise and you can donate money to help support the cause. your camo hat, your sweater, whatever you got, use it as a way to be saluting your military. >> make a difference, 38,000 veterans experience homelessness, you can make a difference, do so. >> shannon: maybe we'll where camo tomorrow for the show. tune in tomorrow to find out, that's it from washington, i'm shannon bream. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." going to bring you in this evening a live picture coming to us from washington, this is your new boss. it is china's biggest retailer it is the man who will soon be in charge of you, your family coming future, it is mr. jeff bezos speaking, for some reason, from the national cathedral in washington.n, before long, pictures like this will be mandatory of our dear leader, we should do you, we are telling you tonight's voluntarily in preparation for the coming future for the years we will spend toiling cheerfully in the sugar caves. but we also wanted to point out a striking resemblance that may