corruption. enough with higher taxes, higher prices and higher borrowing. simply enough. bret: gop leader kevin mccarthy is here in his first interview since the eight and a half hour epic long speech. slamming nancy pelosi spending and tax plan, how many states can the gop turnover in 2022. republicans denouncing liz cheney as primary challengers smell blood. harriet hageman how to an c cheney. austria back on full lockdown as a booster shots were all in the united states. scott atlas on dr. fauci, deborah birx and making medical decisions. then another high profile celebrity vanished by the chinese communist party. as we learned of a potential hostage swap right before joe biden's call was xi jinping what is joe biden doing to stop the authoritarianism and why is he tiptoeing around xi jinping. >> what we need our people to understand that what china is as a geopolitical competitor in a potential adversary, they seek to overtake us. bret: tennessee senator marsha blackburn is here on china, inflation in biden's attorney general politicking at the department of justice. right here right now on "sunday morning futures" ♪ ♪. bret: first up kevin mccarthy smacked down, the gop leader busted up the democrats plan to vote on biden's tax-and-spend agenda thursday night by speaking for a marathon eight and a half hours forcing the vote to be delayed until friday morning while fighting the biden agenda. >> this evening showed no matter the time, the day or the circumstances. house republicans will always fight for you, fight for your family and fight for our country. maria: joined me after the marathon speech, kevin mccarthy. it is great to see you this morning, thank you for being here. congratulations. how is your voice doing after eight half-hour speaking. >> my voice is still strong to get the strong for the american people. when i went to the floor had no idea i would speak that long. it was about breaking the record it was about breaking down this bill, more than 2000 pages and the democrats were only allowing the manager's amendment, ten minutes on each side to debate. the amount of haggling that they would try to do to stop me from being able to talk. what we really found was one party rule in one year. the big government socialism isn't working it isn't working when we have the highest inflation in 31 years. these gas prices in the big government cripples american industry but begs opec in russia to produce more. when our military is focused on woke is him instead of defeating and winning war and keeping up with china. we watched our attorney general in a big government socialism and they did listen to the ways and means chairman and he praised and said we need to build up bigger bureaucracy that's what this bill is about and drove me too keep talking. so the american people can understand. maria: you said that there was tackling, were they haggling you while you were speaking. did that drive you to keep going. you were there for eight half-hour's, you weren't planning to be there all night? >> i was going down to make a statement. i had a speech that i had been working on for a while. probably take me 45 minutes to get that speech taken about 45 minutes to give that so he interesting thousand bad fighting back, ib know back home you can't really you can't really hear or see it but on the floor you can. what is interesting, it was maria: you think that it goes to the senate and it will be stopped and then will have to be changes again downing the the house will have to have, another vote on this once it fails in the senate? >> yeah well if fails in the senate it dies, but if senate changes any changes have to come back bite at the apple more -- that was my point, i want people to know, i want people to know what they are doing big socialism isn't working one moment, maria that in 8 months, this border being open more people 1.4 million have entered illegally that is more than the last three years combined. when you take at or abouting that turns lie to say congress, that they are actual looking at parents calling them terrorists, when you watch what they have done, as you sit down at the family, i don't know how long you are going to drive or how far, for thanksgiving, but your gasoline prices the highest since last time joe biden was in office or thanksgiving tving dinner going to be most expensive in american history when you sit down to pray and give thanks i hope we talk about so gold star families that lost lives because of that -- prisoner out of bagram because we left americans left behind, that is what a big government socialism has given us. >>. maria: we were waiting for -- cbo score, on this bill, we know that it was not the true cost because all gimmicks some of the programs saying that they will sunset when we know that they are not going away after one or two years, cbo says will add 750 billion to the devastate, 367 billion after 10, did you see any pushback, once we did get cbo score from the democrats. >> i don't know why democrats held it up to say they had to wait for the score, we know the president and the democrats have been lying to us all along, saying the bill was paid for, even if you listen to -- the chief of staff who would brag that this bill is bigger than the new deal, that they are spending in american to world war ii this happenings one party rule history repeats its the same thing happened when nancy pelosi was speaker after we won virginia new jersey governorships four days later passed obama care we watched penalties he that happens worse today than obamacare we didn't have -- we didn't have inflation, at height of more than three decades what is going to happen, will only be greater now. >> what about all retirements, congressman, you mentioned tim ryan, tim ryan heckling you actually leaving the house he wants to make a run for senate lots of retirements in the house we know, the majority of crumbling for nancy pelosi eddie bernice johnson officially announced retirement how many seats do you believe you can turn in midterm elections in 2022. >> tim ryan is not acting like run for senate in ohio he is look being like running for senate in vermont next to bernie sanders, in 201016 democrats announced retirement there are 16, budget chair science chair 15% of democrats on appropriations announced retirement, i am -- i wonder if speaker pelosi will even be here she acts like lake duck seems on farewell tour going to europe three times in three months. you watched democrat after democrat they know o teller going to lose majority they know what policies have done to america. and they know by voting what they just did, that they're trying to lock in, this is what they said on the floor the big government, remember what aoc yelled at me from back in the room. when i quoted, congresswoman who said we did not elect joe biden to be fdr to give us new deal aoc screamed "i did" the socialistwipe has taken other never has a big so big gone through the worst part about it it does not work, when the government of the majority party wants to hire 87,000 irs agents to try to pay for this impel, you know what that means. >> it -- a nie came out 1.72 million more audits half focused on americans, who make 75,000 dollars or less. if you think they are going after millionaires you are wrong anybody who spends 28 dollars a day the irs is going to be spying on what you are doing, so anyone that -- lying to you like attorney general lied to american public. maria: so you have -- >> a minute ago you said your questioning whether or not nancy pelosi will even be there, i saw your tweet, she is burning down the house before she leaves. are you suggesting she may step down before the midterms? we were reporting a couple weeks ago there was a rumor she wants her spending program through and then, and skip out. >> everything she does talked about this as a culmination of their career, this legislation. and when you think about the damage she has done to the house she has changed rules of the house with minority that does not have a -- this was the only ability that i have what is called magic minute. while i was speaking she was doing everything in her power to get the chairman of the rules, to try to intimidate the parliamentarian take my words down stop me from speaking she removed people from chamber to try to get me to quit but i would not to quit. we're not going to quit you no what we did last week we introduced the parents bill of rights parents do legislate they have a right to know what is being taught a right to know what reading material is they've a right to know, if there is some victimor because of action. >> i had their schools a right to know what is being spent, in their education real estate. for their children as well. democrats have fought that they fight in this bill itself incentivize people not to work. >> redistricting you said you are expecting to win seats shoum how does redistricting going on affect that as well? >> everything, then you proportionately change districts to make them equal throughout some states lose some states win what is happening this more congressional seats or less, california losing for the first time in hit texas and florida gaining, there is i think policy matters, i don't think at the end of the day -- i think redistricting comes out level between republicans and democrats. the difference will be here is that the policies of the democrats under one party one rule if you look at current polling, they have done the same poll since 1980, 110 times, asking american public who they would vote for to congress never in history of that poll 110 times has it been so strong for republicans versus democrats not even 2010. if you look at virginia new jersey, that is a telltale sign of what the future holds for the democrats. maria: is we will be watching, thanks very much, we will keep watching what you do next kevin mccarthy, thank you, sir. quick break fda skwz a federal judge to wait 55 years before releasing data on pfizer covid vaccine stands to make 90 plus billion on vaccines in the coming years, doctor is here on covid pandemic and managers, stay with us. . it's walmart's black friday deals for days. score a $69 air fryer and get other huge deals all week long. shop walmart's black friday deals for days. ♪ ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. deals for days. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? 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disease, they have an 8-fold less incidence of hospitalization people recovered naturally than vaccinated never had the infection, and the protection wanes with vaccine in a quicker time than proeshgs wanes from natural infection natural infection con fers protection significant durable protection we are the only country that i know of in our nation who refuses to assess it if you are in europe, they count having had the infection as protection, when you have green passes whatever they call them to go places to travel. united states is bizarrely denying the science not just political we are in era united states is really simply -- not looking at fact we are denying facts this shows really an indictment of the leadership in this country, what i saw during past -- all the same stuff. maria: tell me more, dr. atlas, because, you have referred to all of this as a kabul not following the icons what do you think is going on you spent too many with fauch thei with birx when on the. >> i had. you write in the book how birx tries to stop trump from meeting the nations's medical scientists what did you see while there. >> first the distance between me and the doctors on the task force, dr. beckers and fauci are government birks in government 40 years i am a health policy fiscalar 15 years before that 5 years clinical medical science research teachings would i bring to, of course, scores of papers dozens, 20 scientific publications, when asked about opinion, i would go through data i would cite data all i heared from them, was either nothing, silence or simply calling me outlier then would run to media and do -- that is not critical there was no critical thinking there there was no citation of a study they never disagreed with each other. that is nots scientific inquiries at all so what we see now, you know, is this idea, that they have to -- in fact there was a path dr. birx revealed she said i didn't know at the time she fauci redfield if one got fired by president trump they were all going to quit first of all, it is not i was there one reason to stop people from -- lying i didn't care about anything else they were -- in positions wanted to pandemic to end-no doubt but there were other moifz, the question is why where does this come from when i think a kabul the american people don't know this insider's game a group of people in produced, the procedures, the way to get promoted in yufrnt, nih grant the people who review the grants to get them, something, same people in the nih and in journal. if they control the money they control the scientific money the careers of everyone. you won why did scientists wright a letter to the editor of lancet in february 2020 claiming, with certain the origin of the advisers was natural anyone who said otherwise is a conspiracy theorist, so destructive in traps undermines validity of research and statements. maria: we have not seen account for dr. fauci saying they are not going gain of function research on their own. 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>> yeah, i mean she said that the former vice premier of the ccp sexually assaulted her. do we have that picture of him christopher? >> of the vice former -- vice première this is the gentleman should a she said sexually assaulted her. when she said that, it was -- completely removed from her account she was not seen. since november 2, i want your take senator on this report from reuters that says an person who had been blocked from leaving china for years was actual released just hours before joe biden spoke to xi jinping. daniel -- coincideded with united states deportation of seven chinese namz convicted of crime did should he do a hostage swap before they get on found. >> it sounds that way we are finisheding this out as being reported. but maria, here is the thing that we know the, joe biden, is weak on china. he was responding to chairman xi because he is the one that asked for the -- the videoconference, biden did not ask for that. and, of course, we have several american citizens that are being held in china, against their will. and we we -- seven i think going to want to hear about this. but, what we do know is that chinese do not fear joe biden do not fear this administration, they are more aggressive now than they have ever been, u.s. firms companiesr beginning to exit china we recently had yahoo! fortnite have come out other companies that are looking for other places for critical supply chain manufacturing, because of the intellectual property abuse, from china because of some of our policies, while we know is whether it is covid or whether it is some trade policies debt diplomacy chinese communist party is aggressor they are not the going to be truthful in this, they are not a competitor, they are an adversary administration needs to realize this admit it joe biden needs to top kowtowing to you communist chinese. >> he tiptoes around xi jinping we know that tan communist ideas to america surveillance is it because of conflict of interest hunter biden was paid i don't know if still being paid that is what it is what is behind incompetence clear they want to your taik united states is as superpower. >> you are right about that anybody who follows what communist chinese are doing -- by the time we get to midpoint of this century, this is their goal. and if u.s. is not going to stand up to the communist chinese nobody else is going to stand up to them people depending on united states to lead the way, maria this is why whether it is economic policy, or whether it is military policy, if we are not standing up to them then we are giving them political power. and the weakness of this administration the hesitancy of them to hold them to account like i said whether trade, or covid, or economic policy, what we need to do is say no. we are not going to talk to you. until you do certain things. and covid, and origins a big part stopping genocide on we go harassment of taiwan. >> let's move to domestic agenda heard from kevin mccarthy told us once "build back better" plan gets to senate if they are going to change it and then going back to the house, how confident are you, that joe manchin, kyrsten sinema will hold the line and are there other democrats that the vote no on that "build back better" plan that is headed to the senate senator? >> every day that passes, there are more democrats that have more questions. and the cbo score when they came out said well it is 367 billion, and new -- over five years, so joe biden math is totally wrong on this bill you are looking at nearly a trillion dollars worth of debt if they were to pass this, but what they are intent on doing is taking being one vote, and with that one vote, they would push forward their woke the socialist agenda give control of children's educating, the green new deal, account of your bank account and small business this is where they are trying to go. maria: is there anything you want to say about kamala harris, she was given the role of acting president when joe biden got a colonoscopy last week. >> i think when you look at what she has done, she has failed at every task given that is why there are many in white house so frustrated with her, it is going to be interesting to see who they push forward to take her place. . >> good to see you. thanks very much senator marsha blackburn, we will be right back with one contender for the house looking to unseat liz cheney, back in a moment. . marly.com/business. . . 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 2, 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 i am thinking about it won't make decisions till end of next year and if i see, that i can really contribute something, and that i have a path to being able to win i will think about doing it. maria: quick there is a report that you would run with liz cheney something you could consider? . >> listen i have no plans about running maria, liz cheney or anybody else. >> that was former new jersey governor chris christie with me on "mornings with maria" on fox business on report he will run for president again, perhaps with congresswoman-elect liz cheney as running mate. >> for being oustedz from wantonlying represent part next guest looking to unseat chaeny in primary, coming up former natural committee warm gubernatorial candidate thanks for being here. >> good morning, maria. thank you for having me. >> president donald trump has endorsed you cheney recently said reelection bid in wyoming will be the most important house contest in the country, in 2022. do you agree? >> a i tend to agree with that, i think there are many reasons why it is, i think what it comes down to is this the party -- the fact that is in wage we support america first agenda the wyoming first agenda, donald trump won by over 70% of the vote i would argue probably more particular today than last november i think what is being laid out here in race between liz cheney and i when party is going to prevail i believe the conservative side believes in law and order i tend to agree very important race coming up next year. maria: we know the house is likely going for gop the senate is a question. i want to show you senators that are up for vulnerable senate seats your take how important this pulling up "build back better" vote will be, these are toss-ups marsha blackburn said there are more scenarios man joe manchin, kyrsten sinema against this policy give your thoughts on current policy harriet what your priorities would be in the house. >> well the "build back better" proposal is not anything -- it would be a terrible disaster for united states of america. it is absolutely contrary to entire constitutional foundation, separation of powers, federalism everything else what you see democrats last gap trying to transform america into -- we simply cannot have it i am hoping there are more than one or democrat senators willing to step up, the way i view this is -- republicans -- to do everything in our power, to stop the radical democrats from harming our country. maria: i want to ask about energy wyoming is a leading energy we will come back with more harriet hageman with me after after this short break. . maria: welcome back i am with harriet hageman who is challenging liz cheney in the 2022 primary race, harry i want to get your take on wyoming in the obvious energy production a leader in energy for the country on day one of joe biden's presidency, he canceled the xl pipeline and now he's begging opec and blaming the oil companies for the price of gasoline. we are headed into the most expensive think skipping we have seen in a long time with the national average gasoline price all the way up to $3.40 since a gallon. your thoughts on energy policy in wyoming. >> joe biden has been an absolute disaster when it comes to energy poverty. i think what you're seeing it is energy policy and been a disaster in the country, donald trump was excellent in terms of energy independence that not only helped wyoming but the united states as a whole. our prosperity is based upon affordable energy. what this administration is doing making everything more expensive by the policies that they adopted in relation to coal, oil and gas. it's been a disaster so far. arthel: you're a lawyer and you been fighting vaccine mandates. >> that's what are the issues i've been fighting, the other thing i been fighting over the years since i been working for a small business in wyoming, oil and gas companies, all of those things. one more thing i want to make a quick statement. arthel: thank you so much we will be watching. . . . 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 2, 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. scan the code on screen to try for free. 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