stake was their promise to save america, at least in their own minds. and by save america, of course i mean save their re-election chances. in 2022 and 2024. and so for three quarters of a year, the sales pitch has been on. >> we are hard at work on build back better which includes so many policies families need so very much. >> i think build back better is going to help build this country back better and we're going to keep negotiating. >> it's important for us to get the build back better act over the finish line. >> for the american families to make it in the next year, we have got to make sure that build back better is passed. >> will: build back better did not make the finish line. it stumbled right at the ribbon. and its death, by the way is good news for americans. why is that? because right now this country is facing the highest inflation rate it has had in 39 years. and, according to brand new fox business poll released just an hour ago, it is inflation that is far and away voter's top concern with 84% of americans saying they are either extremely or very concerned about inflation. that's higher than high crime rates and covid-19. and americans know another thing. they know that build back better would have been like throwing gasoline on a fire, 46% saying it would have pushed inflation even higher. but here's what's weird. for so much at stake for democrats with build back better, they barely seem to notice its death. they are obsessed right now on capitol hill and on cable news with their one true addiction, donald trump. they are obsessed with january 6th. they remain on this existential hunt to justify the six years they lost to their own insanity and they keep coming back for another hit on that pipe. but americans have noticed junky behavior of the left. look at joe biden's approval rating on everything. everything from the economy, to crime and education. low, under water, approval rating, on almost every big issue. certainly every issue that concerns americans. but, again, here's what is even weirder, democrats sound positively confident that despite reality, a reality that was quantified in those numbers, they sound confident they will crush republicans in 2022. >> our country could not be more -- could not be better served than with this most experienced capable hands than yours president biden. [applause] he is just perfect. the timing couldn't be better. >> now we look at 2022, i want to tell my republican friends get ready pal you got in for a problem. let me say this again for the president. we are going to win in 2022. >> get ready pal. joe biden's absolutely perfect. what could justify that kind of confidence? that's a man that just got dumped on and is peacocking his feathers on the way back up the court. maybe it's because he knows the next play maybe because democrats know the next move. build back better may be on the shelf but that's only until democrats can clear the way to pass it with zero resistance. we know their playbook well. when they lose the game, they work the ref. when working the ref fails they change the rules. they left that playbook in the locker room. they tell graphed their game plan. and here is where it starts it starts with the supreme court. senator elizabeth warren says that a 6-3 conservative majority, quote: threatens the foundations of our nation. and she is arguing now that in order to restore balance and integrity and she is introducing a bill to back this up that congress must expand the court by four seats or more. obviously those seats will be filled by liberal justices. but that's just the first step. the real hail mary is to start moving to federalizing elections. it's hard to overstate how big a move the democrats plan to launch next. part of the reasons they sheffield build back better is so they can shift focus now to taking over elections. they are looking for a last minute push of the freedom to vote act before the end of the year which would federalize elections, take away power from states and put it in the hands of democrats. this is their new year's resolution and last night joe biden summed tupper perfectly he said the quiet part out loud. it's not about who votes. but it's about who counts the vote. >> no longer just who gets the vote or making it easy for eligible people to vote, it's about who gets to count the vote and whether your vote counts at all. >> will: last year we saw one of the most unique elections in american history. we saw radical change to how americans voted. we saw mail-in balloting from coast to coast and it was absolutely transformative and the transformation has only started to begin. so now, with almost a smirk on their face, certainly with a lot of confidence, democrats move on to changing the rules, if you can't win the game, change the game. joining me now is the host of unfiltered on saturday night here on the fox news channel, it is dan bongino. dan, so good to see you don't. as you see this reaction, the democrats have to the failure of build back better, it certainly raises the question why so coy? why so confident? why so happy? what comes next, dan? >> well a couple things. first, i wanted to comment on what you were saying and you are absolutely right when the democrats lose the political argument they try to change the rules of the game. you know, michael anton who has been on the network dwight a bit. i have had him on my show he has the smailes exhortation remember from caddie shack you will get nothing and like it. that's the democrats. you vote for things, right? and then you vote for things you like. if it's not what they like, they just change the rules of voting. likes that the democrats. you will get nothing and like it. on second topic, brought up a number of things they are under water on, crime, inflation, coronavirus. it's like gee, i wonder why. i used to ask the question, seriously, are the democrats, you know, the swamp rats. i'm not talking about necessarily the voters. but the swamp rats in d.c., are they just dumb or are they really good liars? i have been forced to ask this question often. because you think to yourself like did it really take a genius to figure out what they're under water on crime because someone said hey, i really think we should defund the police? that will be great for reducing crime. and then a best of your knowledge of people got killed and stores got broken into and they were like wow, maybe that wasn't a good idea. go on to something like inflation. let's expand the money supply by two and three times while we are in the supply chain crisis and have a whole bunch of money chafs fewer objects and someone like like holy crap that led to inflation who would have thought it coronavirus, i have an idea explosion in day or night cases and omicron. what didn't work last night. mask mandates and vaccine that didn't work. let's do that again. let's try that a third time. so i have come to the conclusion that, no, a lot of them in the d.c. swamp really are stupid. i'm basing did on evidence. i'm sorry, i have the evidence right there. >> will: you know, part of that hey back to the same verse another time has been this january 6th fixation, dan, that's what they have been fixated on the last several days. it shouldn't go unnoticed that adam schiff, chief liar of the entire russia hoax over the past five years spent the last couple of days lies again, dan, by fixing text messages altering them and presenting them before congress. >> keep in mind, will, this is the guy -- i mean, how does this guy continue to be accepted in complete company even amongst. aren't you embarrassed like he wrote the schiff memo after the whole collusion will hoax thing every serious person in the known universe. now he gets busted doctoring texts to make something seem like it wasn't in these texts to mark meadows yet i'm sure he is like a golden calf among democrats who genuine flect and bow in front of them. i'm serious with january 6th committee, it is the democrats, it's the super pac to get democrats elected in 2022, right? the only reason liz cheney and her fellow democrats yeah i didn't say that wrong. liz cheney and her fellow democrats the only reason they are doing what they are doing and outing fox news people's texts which by the way totally discredit their theory of a planned insurrection which is the greatest cell phone ever but cheney is not smart enough to figure it out. the only research they are doing this because they know they are in trouble in 2022. they want every republican doing this, will, looking over my shoulder my gosh if i text will cain with my texts next? i'm not kidding i'm deadly serious. a message to every republican out there. you better be careful how give money to or who you send a text to or fund an event from we are coming for you next. i have zero doubted about that. >> will: do you have any doubt about nancy pelosi's message that joe biden is absolutely perfect? do you believe the democrats will be unified behind joe biden in 2024? do you believe he will be their candidate? >> no, no. it's interesting. bret stephens, who is no like die hard conservative. he is the biggest never trumpers out there. you know, he wrote a piece that was petty sound. "new york times" or whatever. and he is like listen, you know, biden is no good. i'm sorry, will, he's no good. the guy is under water. there are questions about his cognitive competency. nothing he is doing is working. crime, inflation, the economy, the border. he has nothing to rely on. you know, he doesn't have anything -- here's the problem. he doesn't have anything to distract people. he can't say oh well the border isn't going well but, look, i got these tax cuts and they led to 7%, you know, economic growth and look at all this great stuff that's happening right now. he doesn't have that okay. the g.d.p. growth is still subwhere we were and the job numbers are still subwhere we were before this coronavirus thing started. everybody knows it he has nothing to rely on. he has to get out now. he has to announce. he has to announce now that he won't run again. because there is nowhere else -- what's he going to do? wait until the last minute and then they are stuck, what, with what kamala harris as a backup plan? it's like bringing the worst reliever ever out of the bullpen like the guy who couldn't hack it in aa and bringing him in the ninth inning. you are the sports guy. get the righty, and it's the aa pitcher with 10.7 era bring in righty. you want mariano rivera, you want lee smith, you don't want smith lee and that's who kamala harris is. they have got to get a back up plan now. this guy is a disaster and everybody knows it. >> will: bongino, i was hanging on your every word as i always do when you are speaking so i don't want you to think i was ignoring what you had to say when i admit that i did a quick google search because i found a quote that i think is important maybe for this moment. i want to see if you recognize this quote: the quote goes it's easy to grin when your ship comes in and you have got the stock market beat but the man worthwhile is the man who can smile when his shorts are too tight in the seat. do you know who said that? >> no, but it involves shorts being tight in the seat i can tell you i wore shorts the other day tight in the seat i got to tell you i had a little high pitch during the show. >> will: it also was judge smailes dan bongino. wise words. >> ironically, will, i'm horrified to say i never saw caddie shack, the only reason i know the smailes exhortation because of michael anton. you will like it. >> will: go home and watch caddie shack tonight, it holds up. i promise you. >> i have never seen the godfather either. even more embarrassing. my wife still mocks me over that. >> will: you have a to do list tonight. i will see you man, thank you. >> thanks, buddy. >> will: coming up, tweet at your own risk. why the bird is blocking anyone who tweets actual verified truthful information about covid-19. dr. oz is next. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. ♪ ♪ ♪ "how bizarre" by omc ♪ no annual fee on any discover card. ♪ ♪ [ sneeze ] no annual fee on any discover card. are you ok? 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you literally just heard him say it. people were understandably mad about the changes the censorship, the thought control. so twitter updated its update. now users can be punished for posting and i quote: false or misleading claims that people who have received the vaccine can spread or shed the vaccine unvaccinated people. i don't know what that means. i just know that i made everyone on the show staff triple check that's exactly what twitter new indiscernible policy is maybe our next guest can help explain it u.s. candidate dr. mehmet oz. great to talk to you tonight. what do you make of this twishted censorship? >> i got to say it's shocking. big tech's decision profoundly sounds antiscience. it is antiscience. it's nonsensical censorship. i'm seeing it over and over again. just to get everyone on the same page here. i have firsthand impact of big tech censorship. two days ago they restricted my campaign's account. we couldn't talk to people. limited our ability and power and enthusiastic supporters yet they still ran fake ads from companies lying about the fact that i was selling their products. get this shutting down what i'm really trying to do lasted 48 hours until i went on sean hannity last night and all of a sudden got fixed. >> this is the kind of thing we are dealing with. go to dr. oz.com our fight against big tech laid out. i have the battle scars to prove this. if you don't go to war with big tech they will come after you over and over again. >> will: i'm glad you brought up your appearance on sean hannity, dr. oz. i watched you last night. i will be honest, i didn't know that you held conservative beliefs. i didn't know that should you run for office then you would run as a republican. and to be quite honest, i don't know that many people knew what your political core was or your principles might be. and there are some if we're to state the obvious here, there are some out there who are concerned, are you truly a principled conservative? and they point to. so things you have said over time on guns or abortion or whatever it may be. what can you tell us about your principles? >> i stand by what i have said. and my show tackles controversial topics just because i have a show on a topic doesn't mean i agree with what some of the guests are saying. i'm pro-life. i'm pro-second amendment. folks ought to be lawful abiding individuals, should be able to own a gun. and there are many other examples where i'm conservative and these are the values i was raised with. and when i came home to pennsylvania last year, i knew darn well exactly how i would campaign because i align very closely with republican primary voters in this wonderful state. i have been traveling the entire state since we launched two weeks ago. i keep hearing the same resonating message thank goodness you are here. we agree. you articulate it in a way that's not divisive. you make us proud of who we are. what you are witnessing with twitter, getting back to the earlier topic, shocking realities you have to fight to say what you see. you can't articulate what you believe anymore. as a conservative, we have got do that. >> will: but, if i might, dr. s o, it's a unique opportunity to get to talk to you as you run for senate and to understand what makes you tick and what your thoughts are and what the people of pennsylvania might be voting on. and so you said i stand by those positions. i stand by what i have said. and i understand not everything on your show do you cosign just because you entertain a conversation doesn't mean that you endorse the outcome of that conversation. but, you have said some specific things yourself, for example at times have you talked about the cdc treating gun violence as a public health issue and looking into red flag laws where people could have their guns taken away if they were red flagged for a health issue or whatever it may be. do you support red flag laws? >> i don't because i'm worried they will be misused. what i have agreed with and many other americans see this as well is we have mental health problems in our communities. now, if there are concerning to us, because we think someone is going to hurt themselves or someone around them. they need to be rapidly adjudicated very quickly and that information taken away not prospered or shared anyone else people can get their guns back if they don't have a mental health issue. >> will: i appreciate you directing that directly one more on the issue of abortion. you were on the breakfast club of new york and talked about some of these laws in alabama perhaps like the ones being adjudicated in mississippi or in texas. i would be cures curious as a senator how would you vote? what do you think the laws should be on abortion? >> i'm pro-life. i do believe in three exceptions the health of the mother being the primary one but rape and incest as well. i would vote ensure if a judiciary is reviewing a abortion law they follow the constitution. it's quite clear that alabama case in point did not include. >> will: dr. oz, that's currently being debated at the supreme court. setting aside the exceptions which i appreciate, what about what is your position as both a doctor and senatorial candidate on when life begins? when should we draw the line when abortion is legal? >> as a doctor, i appreciate the sanctity of life. and for that reason i'm strongly pro-life with the three exceptions i mentioned that's how i would vote. >> will: when does that life begin? >> you know, again, if i'm pro-life then it's a decision that comes back to the sanctity of when you think life does begin. i believe it begins when you are in the mother's womb. >> will: when you are in the mother's womb, that carries you all the way up to nine months of pregnancy. >> of course life has already started when you are in your mother's womb. it's a rat hole getting trapped into different ways to talk about it we need as a nation to make sure the constitution is appropriately followed and people like me and you may be in the same camp who are pro-life have our feelings respected. this is something that should not be taken away from us by judiciary legislating from the bench. >> will: yeah. that's also going to have to be legislated. i appreciate the opportunity to talk to you tonight to get to know you. as i said, i didn't know that you were conservative. that you are a republican. and i want to learn more about your positions might be. thank you for intabbing them. i hear you on big tech censorship. i hear you on this medical tyranny when it comes to censorship. and i appreciate what you are going through on that. thanks for your time, dr. oz. >> god bless. >> will: all right. up next, crime in california so bad even san francisco's radical leftist mayor has had enough. stephen miller is next. ♪ ♪ no two dreams are the same. but there is one van equipped to handle them all. for over 120 years, mercedes-benz vans have been built, upfitted and ready to go. because we believe dreams - should never stay that way. tony bennett once famously said he left his heart in san francisco. if the singer visited the city today he would lose a lot more than his heart. under mayor london breed san francisco is following apart. in the last year crime has skyrocketed larcenies homicides assault and arsons all up significantly. it's not just crime as the quality of life in the city is literally going to crap. there are so many homeless people defecating in the streets that in 2019 a group had to create an interactive map to let city residents know how they can avoid feces on their daily commute. sounds like a useful map. so in the case of this-in the face of chaos breed has finally been forced to admit her progressive policies have failed. >> the reign of criminals for ho are destroying our city it is time for it to come to an end. and it comes to an end when we take the steps to be more aggressive with law enforcement. and less tolerant of all the [bleep] that has destroyed our city. >> will: is that london breed or 1990s rudy giuliani? how did crime get so bad in the city that a far left mayor is actually sounding conservative? let's ask former senior adviser to president trump stephen miller. steven, great to see you don't. >> thank you. >> i don't know, you think mayor breed is going to get a talking to by nancy pelosi or the powers that be? this is not -- this is not the party line. >> no. and i doubt that she is going to follow through. but, let's get to the heart of the issue here. this is about a coordinated campaign to denigrate, demonize, defund and defame our law enforcement officers. at the heart is the central lie that law enforcement is systemically racist. that has been the pretext. that has been the basis for clawing back law enforcement in one democrat-run city after another. that's been the line from joe biden and nancy pelosi and everyone on down. and if law enforcement is racist, then you have to pull them back. you have to reign them. in go after cops and not criminals. the truth is, as you know, when you pull back the police, when you reduce law enforcement, when you reduce prosecutions, when you reduce incarceration, what happens? african-americans and hispanic americans are disproportionately crushed as a result of those policies and that's what we're seeing all across this country. >> will: you know, stephen, i was going to add this you added prosecution because we talked about this last night on this show. law enforcement needs an apology for the way they have been maligned over the past couple of years. it's not just law enforcement. it's also the criminal justice system that's been maligned as racist because stephen, as you know, we're not seeing prosecutions. so in places like san francisco, arrest them if you want, but they are never going to see a courtroom much less ha jail. >> no. look, any time you hear a politician, inevitably on the left using a phrase like economic justice, racial justice, social justice, they are saying that they oppose actual justice. actual right and wrong. actual punishment, actual jail time for real misdeeds, they are saying they are using the law as a political weapon. not as a tool to keep people safe. and as you mentioned, it's a quality of life issue. for example, we tolerate homelessness, drug addiction, and we tolerate mental health problems in cities, we are basically punishing 99% of the city on some false notion of compassion when, in truth, we are hurting everybody on all sides of the equation by not enforcing rules and order in our cities. >> will: that is such -- that is so well said, stephen, and i think it applies to so many issues. we try to focus on the empathy of one or 1% to the detriment of 99%. >> you can apply that to trans gender athletes, you know, destroying women's sports. you can apply it to as you just did with what's happening in our cities. great to talk to you tonight, stephen. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> will: meanwhile, salvation army is facing a mass shortage of supplies just weeks before christmas. and it says it is in dire need of donations. this surprising news comes about a month after the salvation army faced backlash for telling white donors to reflect on their racism stop trying to be colorblind that insane request was union line. amid backlash the group took the racism guide down and claim now donations are down because of the pandemic. look, i don't know. i don't know why their donations are down. but part of me thinks that people just aren't going to be very excited about turning over their money if you call them a racist for no reason. joining me now to react the host of the just listen to yourself podcast kira davis and the host of the liz wheeler show liz wheeler kira, we don't know why donations are down. it does seem odd after this controversy all of a sudden they are looking at a big short fall. >> yeah, well, it's really interesting whether this story came up, i was talking to awning i don't man just very recently, a couple months ago who said he was raised in the salvation army children which i didn't really consider oh this is a church people go to. and he said he had recently left because it was getting too woke. i wonder what that means it's so strange. now we see this? it sounds like this has been percolating for a while. the other thing you have to remember the salvation army has adopted vaccine mandates as well. that is also affecting their, i read that they had a shortage of bell ringers, kettle bell ringers, they are doing everything wrong. when you put ideology or put social justice so to speak ahead of your mission. i think it looks to me like salvation army has lost sight of their mission. >> good point about the vaccine mandate when it comes to the bell ringers, liz, the salvation army saying it's the pandemic the pandemic was last year as well. what's new this year? you look and you say well look, everybody wants the salvation army to do well. we all do. they do great work for people in need. but it turns out maligning your donors might not be the best thing for helping people in need. correct, you say we don't know why donations are down. we know why donations are down. sure we don't have sign fisk study to do it tell your white donors because of the color of their skin they are inherently racist and no way to avoid being racist, i mean, this is a horrible thing. it's a false thing. it's a toxic allegation and if by the way exactly what we are seeing in other cultural areas of our country. this is what we saw in public school systems. this is the principles of critical race theory. this is the principles of the 1619 project where these people, these far leftist are trying to divide our country by race to tell people who have white skin that they are oppressors inherently and people who have black skin they are oppressed wasted only on that characteristic. huge turn off for everybody in our country regardless of political stripes. i'm glad the salvation army is suffering these consequences because they shouldn't be able to tell people who aren't racist they are racist and just get away with it. >> will: you know the saying has been for the last year or so, get woke go broke. this woke ideology has destroyed everything including charity. apparently. kira, liz, thank you both for jumping on the show tonight. great to talk with you. >> thanks, will. >> thank you. you bet. >> coming up a prominent sports reporter sidelined, looks like, for speaking her mind. apparently there is one topic in the sports world that you just cannot touch. we'll ask herschel walker about it next. ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? 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and i think nbc ought to be embarrassed to even do something like that. and i think it's terrible. >> will: yeah. by the way, herschel, i can speak to this directly. for her to go on that show by the way nbc probably had to approve it. and they knew very well that she would be giving her opinion on issues. they knew exactly how it would go. let's talk about the nfl for a moment, herschel. turns out the nfl has been funding all sorts of social justice measures. that was in the wake of the george floyd killing. they donated, you know, millions of dollars much have gone to actively defund the police. the nhl has helped to defund the police. >> that's another sad moment there. all these social programs they pushed. they did it out of guilt, i reckon, that's the reason they had to do it. why is everything about race today? because they want to make people very emotional. everything is about race. and i don't want people to vote for me in georgia because i'm black. i want you to vote for me because i'm the best one for the job. and that's what i always tell people. you go and vote for herschel walker because i'm the best one for the job because i want to represent the people, not represent anyone black, white, or any other color. i want to represent the people. and when you playing football, you should represent all the players not just a black player, a white player, asian player, latino player, you represent everyone. and it's sad that now you are starting to put everything on race, rather than putting it on content, the person you are. >> will: yeah. content of someone's character. their merit, their thought, their ideas and the truth. which lead me to the final topic i wanted to talk to you about, herschel. espn has a new documentary out about bubba wallace where it speaks in a declarative that bubba wallace found a noose in his garage. now, you know, i'm going to tell you something, herschel. i used to work for espn. everybody watching knows. this i had many friends over this. i would say this to their face and i spent many years saying this to their face. i can't believe how disappointed i am your own reporting said it was not a noose and the fbi. now we get thrgets i get out of the car, i look back, and i was like holy, the whole garage, the whole garage. and that's when i lost it. >> herschel, what could you make of this? >> well, you know, it is sad. and i think people need to to see this and look at this and they need to do something about it. and the way you can do it is not watch espn. i'm sorry to say that but you cannot continue to condone things like this. if people have said it, it was not a noose. and if it was, you know, talk about it put it out there. but if it was not, you shouldn't try to incite anything to be wrong. and i think that's what sad. that is what is happening in the nfl when you first mentioned it they incited things that's not right. and it's hurting the american people. i think america needs to stand up and say no more. >> will: you can't achieve justice without truth. tell the truth. >> that's exactly right. >> will: take care. tell the truth. >> hey, now everyone go to team herschel.com and continue to support me. put me in office and we can put a stop to some of this. >> will: all right. thank you, herschel. all right, coming up, i don't know if they mistyped the prompter here but it says will cain is here. and is he going to -- oh, look, it's will cain. he's going on the clock. 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