scientific and knowledgeable actions and speed, not chaos and confusion. and we were told today to fight the variant more than ever before. the best protection against this new variant or any of the variance out there the ones we have been dealing with already is getting fully vaccinated and getting a booster shot. >> dana: but the doctor in south africa who discovered the variant said the world could be overacting. >> what we are observing is moral cases. there is nothing significant that says we are moving into a program moving forward. >> dana: president biden with hypocrisy over the travel ban and the candidates accuse president trump of being xenophobic with a ban on china during the pandemic. but the white house says it is not the same this time. >> what the president was critical of was the way the former president put outcome i believe a vehicle, a tweet on how he called the coronavirus and who he directed it at. the president has not been critical of travel restrictions. we have put that in place are self appearance before the pirates was going to be a take, we knew that but president biden in the background, separation and it was the fourth of july. he declared independence from the pandemic. >> greg: such a racist. not only does he have blood on his hands for the number of people that have died under his watch, which is now more than when trump was in president biden has the vaccine. he has blood on his hands but he's a racist for this travel ban. i'm just trying to feel like a democrat. >> geraldo: i'm trying to keep up. >> greg: i was channeling exactly what they did. everything that they criticize trump or has turned out to be correct, whether it was dangerous or you can't trust them or the travel ban, you can go back further to what you want. but this new variant here is wearing off on the american public. it's like a deadbeat relative that will stay a few days but not going on much. we are ready, done and this is actually good news. when you have a mild variant that is contagious, basically what that is his nature is vexing, right? giving anna to make everybody antibodies, nature is providing the solution to its own problem which is why we channel natural immunity. i'm sick of the word bracing. we are always bracing for something. we are bracing for riots, we are bracing for hurricanes, just as an media stop bracing for things and explain it as factually possible as nobody really knows, listen to the expert. it will raise your natural immunity, get on with your life. look at australia. that is a country in which the government is in control and they are going to in a handbasket. the united states, the people in this country don't let them lock down or do anything. they push this far enough. >> dagen: >> dana: it is possible, dig into under react but overreact. already in new york the governor calling on everyone to postpone their elective surgery. >> dagen: insanity. a friend of mine text me and said this holiday party we are supposed to go to this week and i was like why? the variant and i was like expletive expletive expletive. it doesn't make sense for a reason. number one, 95% of the mineral acids in this variant is the same as the original virus. so the vaccine companies can develop a vaccine. i'm a nerd and i had a lot of time on my hands over the weekend. also, we have pills that will start coming out antiviral pills from merck and goes up or fda tomorrow and then pfizer and where there will be no death from this virus to take a pill from your doctor before you get to the hospital. but to greg's point, so today, thank god, he said no lockdowns. wear a mask, get your vexing, so he's essentially doing nothing. so upset about it but if that were trump, the reaction would be "you are not doing anything different. you are insensitive. how reckless are you. you are uncaring." that would be the reaction but lockdown do more harm than good. we should be going to the christmas season and biden is not likely to lock down, and, his approval ratings are in the commode so he doesn't have the political capital to do it. before but covid is both a cause of his political problems but also the solution of his political problems. >> geraldo: if he moves decisively and has it under control. i was very pleased no new lockdowns and that is the headlines of what happened today. but you saw what happened friday, people are really on edge, school age children, you know parents with school age children are very worried that their lives could be totally disrupted again because of this thing. christmas looming and bracing for more disruption. we are bracing for more panic. i believe if biden can't control covid his presidency is a failure. if he does control covid, then i think he has a reasonable expectation of a successful presidency. but it's all about covid, it is covid covid to. we are sick of it and you want to be through with it. you want to put it in the rearview mirror and the other cliche but the fact of the matter, these things pop up. >> dana: if it is more transmissible but more mild, then everybody can get back to normal. but also, jesse, dr. fauci was on the sunday show, you might find that hard to believe. let's listen in. >> they can criticize science. nobody will know what they are talking about. but if they get up and really aimed they are bullets at tony fauci, people can recognize there is a person there so it's easy to criticize, but they are really criticizing science because i represent science. that is dangerous. >> dana: jesse? >> jesse: science created the virus. it was created in a lab. you can't criticize the science that created this deadly pandemic? isn't that the scientific method, by the way, to challenge the science? if we didn't constantly challenge the science, we would still carry things with leeches, we would have leeches on geraldo if he was near covid or something like that. this is crazy. you have one right there. and it is interesting because i do think and it's hard for me to say biden did the right thing. but you hear about the mutation, slap a travel ban and assess where the orderly assessment looks like it's not that malicious. that is according to goldman sachs and two people i trust much more knelt and dr. anthony fauci. it looks like the vaccines will be effective against this new mutation. can you imagine pfizer coming out and saying, you know what, the vaccines -- yeah, right, everybody throw your hands up and nobody would buy that anymore and would lose $4 billion. new variant are effective. of course, i'm not worried about the new strain. i'm worried how the government will overreact to the new strain. if they are not going to allow elective surgeries in new york -- >> greg: what are you going to do about that? >> jesse: if they dare close down restaurants might have to run for president just to reopen restaurants. >> dana: you might actually. >> greg: there is a bigger problem no one is addressing and i have to bring it up for america. you are wearing a black tie with a blue jacket. >> dana: i noticed that. >> greg: i would be thrown out of the house if i left wearing that. [laughter] >> jesse: shut up, geraldo. >> dagen: to some people commit his navy. >> dana: darkening. up next democrats are not going to be happy with the president and what he just did. ♪ ♪ ♪ my songs know what you did in the dark ♪ ♪ so light 'em up, up, up light 'em up, up, up ♪ ♪ light 'em up, up, up ♪ ♪ i'm on fire ♪ ♪ so light 'em up, up, up light 'em... ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: president biden bailing on a your speed about inflation as democrats thanked joe to take action. they are worried the supply chain crisis is going to bite them in the dash next year's midterms. biden was to ensure americans after meeting todd ceo about this issue earlier, but he scrapped those plans and rescheduled the speech where wednesday, jesse, what does this mean rescheduling? not one day but two days? >> jesse: my sources say hunter relapse. i'm kidding. i don't have any sources. you think i have sources from the white house? [laughter] with the supply chain, i'm surprised we still have one. didn't joe biden fix it when he said he would keep the ports open? what happened to that great vic's two months ago? he will keep them open 24/7, right? only one terminal and the two largest ports in l.a., long beach, when terminal stayed open overnight. no trucker came by. no single trucker came by to pick up cargo. so what does joe do? >> greg: did he solve that truck issue? >> jesse: literally people don't come close to anyone in weeks. and so the reason we have this also besides moving the factories to china is because dr. fauci set shut down the economy. no one in the history of the world has shut down the economy because of the pandemic. why did he do it? old people. old people don't want to die. no one get near me. so no one got near old people within the old people wouldn't let anyone get near them. so everybody stayed home as we came back up, joe dropped $2 trillion in like -- i don't know, the same month the economy reopened the pier that is like physical methamphetamines. late for the moon and then inflation, economists are like "oh, my god, i didn't see this coming. the only profession to not see it coming." always unexpected. >> greg: you are more entertaining than drug history. [laughter] >> geraldo: that is like drunk history. >> jesse: buried him a lot of that, if you would take issue but something there, were you? >> dagen: the supply chain crisis is better. >> geraldo: i think supply chain is eased by one-third and by the camp of the containers, but we don't do stories about processes working. when we do things -- >> jesse: bananas. >> geraldo: your neighborhood bodega? >> jesse: not a bodega. >> greg: but this about inflation. >> geraldo: in a white, hot economy and we have a white-hot economy, they can can tell us more specifically with great acronym in business. >> dagen: stopped sucking up. [laughter] speed when business is coming ye some supply issues, price goes up, people are getting more and more jobs, you know for higher crime still everywhere, people being hired and the workforce is expanding, we have come i think, a reasonable expectation of the first quarter of next year. we will have a functional, prosperous country if it is not surreal by covid. i keep coming back to it. all of these stories about everything else mean nothing if the nation get sick again and get scared again and gets flustered again and old people get isolated. >> greg: i will respond after he buttered you up like a butterball economy? >> dagen: the economy is not hot for a lot of people. adjusting for inflation will were real wages are down 2% since last year. some inflation is for the upper class is an inconvenience but for working men and women in this country, it is a great hardship. that is something and i don't want to step on what dean is going to talk about but that is something number one, the biden administration joe biden himself never got their heads around. a slow way to acknowledge it, the federal reserve just keeps pumping juice into the economy. you have ron klain re-tweeting it is high-class problem. total insensitivity to people who have to choose between, okay, what am i eating for dinner and can i fill up my car? and it is just -- of course, joe biden is not going to talk today. you can see it, i have to go out there and act like i care? they do not care. in jen psaki today, jen psaki today keeps saying build back better with this giant welfare monstrosity will help inflation. see them again come with the economists are stupid. they didn't see this coming. the feds, the inflation rate is three times what they expected it to be. jen psaki is standing up they were telling american people what they know is not true? >> greg: all right, dean appearance before they initially said inflation wasn't happening and then they said temporary. then they said, it's not that bad. it's only going to be a dollar more or a high-class problem here than they realized, oh, wait, the poll numbers are showing something bad. so they started to blame everyone. the problem is they are not on the same page in terms of who they are blooming. for example, they are blaming energy companies for rising gas prices, but at the same time talking to a pick to increase production. so it is one bad thing after another. >> greg: one bad thing after another, the administration. >> geraldo: one question, how can you condemn build back better the same time you do moan the lowest paid people in the most humble amongst them? >> dagen: because inflation -- you know what you were -- it's not because it is a welfare monstrosity and it pump more money, it pump more money in an economy that does not need more fiscal stimulus. yeah, money that the economy doesn't need, number one. you know what, you are evidence of what democrats think about doing nothing. >> geraldo: i'm a republican. >> dagen: get the hell out of the way is what you are to do in this economy. >> greg: it is great to be back although i need a haircut. >> greg: build back and that dirtbag behind the parade rampage. ♪ ♪ >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. ♪ ♪ >> geraldo: outrage over a bail reform after the waukesha christmas parade massacre, seven children recovering in the hospital one week after drainage driver out on $1,000 bill for alleged domestic violence cloud his vehicle through the crowd, killing six, injuring 60 others. the uncle of a little girl fighting for her life talking with judge jeanine this weekend. some choice words for the final ex-con wife-beating allegedly responsible for the mass murder. >> what do you want to see happen to darrell brooks after what you saw this past sunday? >> after hearing everything that he had when they read out all of the charges that he had prior to what he did on sunday, it made me sick to my stomach. i hope that he spends the rest of his life in jail in isolation. i hope he has a lot of time to sit in there and think about how he negatively impacted all the people in this community for the rest of his life. >> geraldo: trey gowdy blasting the left for pushing ridiculously liberal bail reform policies. >> we don't need prosecutors to react after they are six bodies laying on a parade route. we need prosecutors and politicians who prioritize public safety before hand. and there are still those on the left calling for lower bonds, while the rest of us need to remember for all the novembers to come so that we can make sure these criminals sympathizers and apologist masquerading as politicians and prosecutors are never in a position to influence policy again. >> geraldo: the driver of the vehicle, dakin, darrell brooks, 39-year-old darrell brooks, he has called for violence against white people. he has noted his admiration for hitler. can we safely call him a racist? >> dagen: you can call him a murderer come alleged murder. >> greg: but calling him a racist is worse, remember. >> dagen: right. >> geraldo: but wouldn't you call him a racist if he were white and the crowd was black? >> dagen: i don't know because i don't play that. i don't play that game. he is an alleged murderer who should have never been on the streets. >> jesse: if i saw him on social media, which i have he has a raised him a black militant racist and i'm comfortable saying that. and no one will say it, obviously because the media does what it does. i found out through the u.k. daily mail this guy was convicted of trying to blow up the casino in las vegas. >> geraldo: i didn't know that. >> dagen: why is the u.k. daily mail not breaking that story? that is a chain. >> jesse: i don't like to use the word bail reform anymore. they created theft. it is not bail reform. nothing was reformed, they just got rid of bail. call it jail reform. they just want to keep people out of jail. now, that is not reform. why do we need to reform bail? they will has been working for 100s of years. you don't reform something that's worked hundreds of years, you keep it. why white prosecutors they think all black people are in and out of prison all the time. it's like the same 1% of these people that are committing the same amount of crimes and getting released over and over again and going out and praying on the black community. black community doesn't like bail reform because they are getting victimized by the same people getting released by white prosecutors to fulfill their savior complex. we need to focus on protecting the community instead of protecting the criminals. >> geraldo: bail reform a side we will deal with that as the program progresses today but dana, what about the fact that cnn reporting could put down rifle networks, but they said the suv plows into crowd. it wasn't that this black militant driver and his vehicle purposely, apparently come into a crowd and killed six people ranging from 11 to 81 years old. they said it was an suv, but i mean they are bending over backwards to create a narrative and back to jessie's point, it is in narrative they have created, living with, you know, embellishing with the government. >> dana: when a terrible person uses his vehicle to ram people and killed one person and injured others in charlottesville at that event, we talked about that for months. that was a terrible event and he deserved everything he had coming to him. this one, grandmothers, children at a christmas parade. knowing all we know about his background and to jesse's point, they certainly know about social media. suddenly they are much more interested in every other topic? >> january 6 principally. but you have to call them out, jesse, greg. you have bail reform is a real issue. people should not be held unnecessarily prior to trial. you should have an expectation they will show up and they will not be a harm to the community until they are tried. but there is a level where it is ridiculous to my thousand dollar bail with a guy with a rap sheet that goes back 50 pages. >> greg: there is an interesting thing going on this hotel when a white person commits a crime and reported by msnbc or cnn come of that person will be blamed for the race as a whole, white supremacist, right? kyle rittenhouse obviously a white supremacist and now rightly so. but when it is nonwhite, what happens is it becomes the object, whether a car, gun, shopping cart thrown from an overpass or a rock recent headline from cnn i think was yesterday, asian woman was attacked with a large rock. you get to the second or third paragraph, you find out it is a 31-year-old male. but there is a towel there you must divorce responsibility from the individual who is responsible because you will be deemed racist by the media and activist class. nobody wants to be a racist. so what they do is they bury the suspect and also, another example of soft bigotry of low expectations. we don't want to say these people commit crimes, right? that would be terrible. so what they do is go out of their way to mask it. to your point about bail reform, it is basically a stupid idea we are criminalizing poverty. we are not. and these crimes generally everybody is in the same income level so let's not pretend it is jesse and some other guy to make $7 million, $8 million a year and some guy who runs a hot dog stand committing the same crime. that is just to get back at you. >> jesse: you want a level of bail that is commensurate. a guy that makes $7 million. but still reasonable. >> greg: to people in the same income brackets commit the same -- after the rights of '68 the conclusion is racism and inequality. 50 years later we have these riots and what are we blaming it on? racism and inequality. smash and grab. even after implementing the same thing that we were supposed to implement after 1968. we did that for decades and we are worse off than we are now by excusing actual violence. real violence. saying an object is responsible, that is 50 years of progressive reform for you. there are no criminals but inanimate objects. >> geraldo: by ghislaine maxwell. up next on media how the new covid string could occur joe biden's presidency. ♪ ♪ >> greg: no, no, no, no. >> jesse: no christmas music, please. it's just a song. it is? >> dagen: all right, roll dough. >> geraldo: the media in total panic over the new covid but because it will hurt the political standings and the dangerous scary republicans who stand in biden's way. >> does he take this opportunity to push back at all of the republicans? does the president use this as an opportunity to use the bully pulpit. and misinformation that is out there and grab a hold of it? >> this causes a challenge, particularly on the economic front. heading into an election year for the biden administration which is critical could spell trouble. >> trouble for biden and not the people who could get sick. >> dagen: what i'm reading is left we subset. this is where you can find out what people are really talking about on the left. because of the holiday weekend, there was a study that came out and the democrats said, you know what you better read this and you really should read this. you dig into white democrats voted against terry mcauliffe in virginia and only had to do was covid closures, lockdowns and especially schools. the masking and overreach of government. so you had the left-wingers saying everybody take notice of this. the holiday weekend and while matt, this will be bad. but the best thing that biden could do which is not panic, let's not do lockdowns and think go a step further and actually, we should take the masks off kids in schools. we should do that starting tomorrow. that kind of thing would actually help him. he was able to win because of covid but now he's eight points underwater on people thinking he doesn't give accurate information on covid. so this is actually an opportunity for him if they would just read left-wing. >> jesse: he was on the cover of the post today because went shopping in nantucket. masks inside and you get no mask. >> greg: typical racist with blood on his hands. it goes back to what was his name, todd chuck? >> jesse: chuck todd. >> greg: when you see everything through a lens, a political lens, you are a dope who roots for things that harm people but will benefit your politics, right? so what you have his entire progressive movement that roots for a country to hit rock bottom because they will be the ones ready to regrow the country and save the day. the party is the party that creates the problems always halted. >> jesse: did you see the mission can game over the weekend? 100,000 people in getting slaughtered by covid-19 . nobody says anything about dear gretchen. nobody says anything. >> geraldo: they beat ohio state so i'm not interested. interested. >> jesse: not interested in talking about it? >> geraldo: not at all. we need a policy moving forward where the president can bring the country along with it. those commentators that you saw there, those same commentators left in january were so euphoric. and their ratings were taking up and rachel maddow was beating hannity for 10 minutes. >> jesse: don't you dare. >> geraldo: as biden's presidency took hold and covid was stubborn and the economy and supply chain and all the rest of it, the commentators also became deflated and defensive. they identified totally with a man in the oval office. they see their own profits rise and fall. >> jesse: that is a good point. >> dagen: but they are still awesome at ignoring facts. it is chalk toad. he's talking about republican states the best states in case of covid for 100,000. florida of the 50 states is the best state. alabama and hawaii and then texas which has a vaccine mandate. the worst cases of numbers was vermont. the fourth highest or one of the worst, fourth highest in cases, the highest percentage of fully vaccinated individuals. so vermont has a case problem but not all of these wide-open skates where you can suck face with a stranger in miami if you feel like it. >> dana: well. >> jesse: we will be booking a flight later tonight. two huge trails for hate crime jussie smollett and accused ghislaine maxwell. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? 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[laughter] >> dana: you are right. i will just wait until the morning. thanksgiving, some people wondering have we lost the meaning of thanksgiving? i don't think so. there's still some united states things that happen out there. there's a woman named suzanne and her husband edward recently moved to brook line massachusetts from columbia. she studies at harvard medical school. never had a thanksgiving continuer with traditional american family and food. put a note up on next door the app. everyone seems to love and hate. she got 200 people inviting them to dinner. complete strangers invited them. they ended up with going with carol weser from brook line. met with the family instant connection. a lovely little thanksgiving story for your monday after the holiday. dagen? >> everyone, meet gradyology i have from australia a human wrecking ball. i don't know if this has sound. >> jesse: oh. >> dagen: yeah. i think we need some sound effects, greg. >> greg: presidential -- >> crash bam boom. geraldo. >> geraldo abbreviated geraldo news with geraldo. back, beautiful cruise of the west indies on board the seaboard odyssey saint martin. barbados is great. oh, that's cranberry sauce. i finally had cranberry sauce. >> jesse: there he is with his shirt off. >> dana: that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. hi, bret. >> bret: i want to go on geraldo's trips. thanks, dana. good evening. i'm bret baier, president biden is urging americans not to panic over the new coronavirus strain discovered in south africa but is now in different parts of the world. the president is urging people to get vaccinated to get a booster shot but says he will not immediately push for new mandates and restrictions beyond a travel ban from some african countries. we will talk with former assistant health secretary admiral bret injury roar about the vort in a few minutes.