the first, president biden's agenda explodes after going back on the build back better plan. >> we all knew that senator manchin could be trusted. the excuses that he just made i think are complete [bleep]. >> let him explain to the people of west virginia but he doesn't have the guts to stand up to powerful special interests. >> he is obstructing the president's agenda. >> we are not going to let people play these games anymore because they are relying on norms of the boys club. >> dana: calling out after jen psaki accused him of betrayal. the press secretary trying to take a softer tone but sticking by her harsh statement. to speak of the lengthy statement i issued yesterday ate events the last few weeks an end it was important to the president and to all of us to make that clear to the american people peered we don't have regrets about aggressively community getting about it and making sure people understand that if we don't pass this legislation, cost for the american people will go up and economic growth projections will not go on the right direction. >> use the media reaction after joe manchin broke the news on sunday. >> breaking news, breaking news, senator manchin has just said that he is a firm "no" on this legislature. >> he is a mercurial person to be dealing with for people i've talked to within the white house. we know this to be true. and he may want to be a key maker in some ways when it comes to this legislation. >> joe manchin wanted to extend the joe manchin show, period. >> they say they want to continue on and see if they can get them to come around, but how about this for persuasion tactics? >> greg: i really enjoyed that audible gasp. that gasp tells you how emotionally invested the media is in this decision. they were never debating the merits or the content of the bill. they just wanted a victory at any cost, never mind what it would do to inflation and everybody knew it would be a disaster and they didn't care about what was buried in the bill. it was just a naked tell when you heard that. whose side they were on. and then you sit there and you go okay, who's fault is this? because we just saw that the squad was just about on every single show. so it wasn't like people were keeping them quiet, they had every moment and opportunity to explain why this bill should be the best thing since sliced bread, so you can't blame a joe manchin, you have to blame the democrats like joe biden who did not have the guts to stand up to the militant progressive wing of their party who to dough mike turned an infrastructure bill into a candyland of marxist dreams and junk science and junk economic spirit lastly, if you t what liberals consider heroes these days, you have lynn cheney, adam kinzinger. you've got john mccain come all these people that stood up and spoke truth to power. joe manchin just of the same thing. why is he considered not part of the cool group? when it mccain did it, it wasn't really a nonprincipal rebellion, it was because he didn't like trump. >> dana: what did you think of when mccain voted for obamacare? >> greg: exactly. and here you have joe manchin doing the principal stance and they are all picked off about it, but they didn't seem to be that past when lynn cheney and kissing her and mccain are all doing it because trump is an evil orange man. 's beyond what about the biden agenda? >> first of all, what am i doing here? what's that? >> i am allowed, right? i think we should take the day off. i think if you were paying attention to the case, senator manchin made his intentions clear the entire time. over the summer when chuck schumer said he was good for 1.5 trillion under the negotiation process he opted to 1.7 trillion. september 29th, and dana, we talked about this earlier in the show, mention put out a statement that he said, i made clear is that spending trillions more on new and expanded government programs when you can't even pay for the social programs like social security and medicare is the definition of fiscal sanity. he is always mentionedded work requirements. without water a and b there, you're about to welfare. and a significant way built into the spell. in that interview he mentioned a hearing that was 12 years ago. it was michael mcmullen, i think it was 2011, and he was asked the question, what is the biggest danger to america? and his answer was our national debt. in 2011, the national debt was $14 trillion. today we are on 29 trillion. manchin hasn't changed. he is about this the entire time. why does this feel? if you want the fine fault, look at the president and look at democrats in congress with a 50/50 senate and a four seat majority in the house. they overplayed their hand and now they are stuck with it. >> dana: i think being quite condescending to the people of west virginia, just take a listen to senator manchin what he set on a local radio show today. >> surely we can move one person, surely we can badger and beat one person. surely if we get enough protesters to make that person uncomfortable enough they will just say okay, i will go for anything, just quit. because what? i'm from west virginia and they can just beat the living out of people and think they will be submissive. >> dana: always stick it up for rural america, and west virginia -- >> alexandria ocasio-cortez couldn't win one county in the state of west virginia. they made the critical mistake of underestimating somebody because of where they are from. and people from the south have historically used that to their advantage. please assume that you can get one over on me easily, because i'm from virginia or west virginia. and then you sit back and do you watch, as i said before, there pomposity when they realize they've lost. these temper tantrums that they had on national tv, i'm talking about aoc enter click, it has the potential to make you look strong. they look weak. they are a party controlled by petulant children. i want it now! they are mad, there blinded by ideology. this is not the work of pragmatic people. danger is inside, as manchin said that in that radio interview, he said it's not the president, it is the staff. it is the progressive staff, ron klain and the people he hired who are pushing this far left wing agenda at a time when medicare is running out of money. "the wall street journal" rode today in the editorial, if he wants to make a pivot, he's got to jenison. >> dana: he and biden together had an agreement that they were going to do a joint statement say we were going to push us off, were going to do it in march or april, and then manchin said, the white house then put out a statement blaming him and that is when he decided that's enough. >> i'm compelled to believe manchin because he's been consistent. and i also think -- and that statement from jim saki calling him essentially a liar -- the audacity. joe biden -- based on what the promise during the presidential campaign. remember back on the campaign, barack obama got involved. after behind the scenes with joe, he forced pete buttigieg outcome of global out, because they were afraid that someone like socialist bernie was going to get the rights. so they forced all these people out because joe was the guy, but joe changed what happen. he went from being moderate joe to say and look at my thick we can actually be progressive. bernie flipped and said he may be the most progressive president peer the whole squad left behind joe biden. but they didn't do that with manchin. i think what you are looking at right now is the political confidence of joe biden used to be joe manchin. and now he's trying to pretend like josh when he really was the one that changed. i think the voters see this and i think this is why the biden agenda is dead, because he never really had it. >> dana: where do we go from there? 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>> that's all they've got. we are not trying to scare people -- you're talking about the winter of death. and essentially telling people, if i'm not vaccinated, i am, but if i'm not vaccinated and i go and see my family, all of whom are vaccinated and have boosters, that i'm bringing a winter of death upon my family. that is them trying to frighten them for no reason. it is clearly not working. number one, joe biden set on the campaign trail of the president had done his job and done his job from the beginning, all of these people would still be alive. there's a few things going on. the fact that you of all of these antiviral drugs that have not been passed out of the fda, there's another one. as an antidepressant that they could be prescribing people. with the pfizer drug, it completely eliminates death. and another problem is, it is this -- going to have to get up booster in new york, forcing people to get boosters. it is expected that all of the top ecologists are going to make students get boosters. under the age of 30 there is zero death, that is without a booster. and that has been who little work done. these colleges are flirting with disaster with the students if they're going to make them get boosters, because they do not have enough research on the effects of boosters and -- they don't have enough research on the effect of vaccines, but the boosters are not needed because there is no death in people under 30. >> is there a downside in talking about the therapeutics? be one not at all. i think tomorrow -- biden is going to give a speech tomorrow. they had to wait until tuesday to give a speech. i feel like they have to change up their tactics, because i could write the speech today. it is they are going to talk about vaccines, boosters, masks, and stier, and doom. and just say the same thing over and over. some of the mainstream media has now started to say wait a second, let me look into this data. can i see behind the curtain? it turns out outcome of the data is not there. i also think that the testing situation is a complete disaster. we walk around the city today and people are in line for 2.5 hours trying to get a test whereas in europe you can walk in anywhere. or you could mail the test for free and you could get one of the pharmacy here. everyone is sold out. testing in this country is going to become a complete and typical situation. the other thing i would say is that what kamala harris said that nobody saw this coming, it doesn't inspire confidence. that's how viruses work. that is what our team is trying to say, but that's not what she said. she said that the scientist until is that this was going to happen. dr. fauci trying to defend her end of her own constantly trying to defend her. she is the one who said it. if they didn't see that, would also they may be not seen? >> another moment when she wasn't prepared. another story that's been out there, kyrie irving, one of the top five players in the league was banned from brooklyn because he didn't take the vaccine and other people on the team and no half the team is out because they got covid. so now they're asking him to come back to the team. to speak i hadn't heard that. >> what would harold say right now? >> harold would say, thanks for having me today. i think the good news is it is not as -- the bad news is it's highly contagious. what confounds me is i can't believe how little communication this white house has offered on all of this. joe biden was on camera last thursday, there was dr. fauci on friday -- i think it was on c-span. outside of that, where is the message? everything jen psaki said today could have been set by the president today, but instead we have to wait till tomorrow. he was the covid candidate president, he's been the president who is constantly said, get the shot. what do you know? what do we need to know? christmas is five days away, america. >> what did you get me, by the way? >> i'm an extra-large by the way. [laughter] >> wait till you find out. >> take us home, greg. >> greg: i would always like to play the "what if it was donald trump" game. joe biden is a racist with blood on his hands. more people have died under his watch beard having therapeutics and having the booster shots and having the vaccine and yet all these people are dying on him. but on his hands but a lot of people not getting vaccines. i think it's time that we nominate the hostage negotiator who was on tethered to the or to the right so you can't save me, or dana, or any of you fellows or women. to end this government public standoff. someone who needs to get on their who's not left to right. elon musk, betty white. somebody who can go like, okay, the government does not the right entity to say when this is over. because whenever they use that footing, whether it's afghanistan or the war on drugs or vietnam, they really suck at it. the public ended the war on drugs just by changing opinion and people talking about it. probably argue -- i think that right now it is the public that has to take control, because the government is too scared of liability, litigation, of being voted out of office to actually have any balls to do anything for this. and i apologize for using that word. >> it's fine to say the virus has a mind of its own and we are still learning. >> greg: exactly, that is why the data keeps changing. if got to be flexible. >> dana: it's not helpful to say you are going out to wear a mask on a unit airplane the rest of your life. >> the mandate could be here forever. that is next. ♪ ♪ at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? ♪ ♪ tomizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. 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so we basically said -- he said, if you want to work and you want to eat or you want to enjoy your life, you have to get a vaccine. and it was interesting because it's only in this, i do know, opportunity that he actually understands the use of incentives to control a population. but he doesn't do that with criminals, right? lefties only embrace incentives to control decent law abiding citizens, but when it comes to criminals, no cash bail, no prison time. that is an incentive for committing crime. they don't use the incentives correctly. they are using this as punishments in the name of the criminals out and run free. >> it seems like the city has cornered the market on insanity. nyu has a 99% vaccination rate among all students and faculty and they are going to remote exams. why? >> one of the things that i've noticed too is that if you look at this alma krohn that came from south africa, the results from south africa are quite encouraging. it's very transmissible, exponentially transmissible, but for most people it's either a systematic or very mild like a cold. i'm the worst when i have a cold, i hate it, i get that, but the cdc's protocols are that you have to -- if you test positive coming up to take ten days off of work. one of the reasons the hospitals are getting overwhelmed is because many people, because it's highly transmissible, are testing positive even if they don't feel sick which means than they have to stay home for ten days. all sorts of people, hospitals, anywhere. maybe even here. and that's not just in new york city, that is across the country. first and foremost of the president could do something helpful tomorrow, which is to say that he's asked the cdc to revise those guidelines, because that is clearly not necessary. the other thing is, they've got to come up tomorrow with some sort of encouragement. because their numbers are already so bad in terms of just the mood of the country. if he comes out tomorrow with doom and gloom, death, dreary winter, everything is terrible when we are actually getting pretty encouraging results about alma krohn. if this pandemic was different and children were dying and people were violently sick everywhere, then some of the mandates -- maybe you could revisit that. but for this it doesn't seem to make sense. >> there is no reason anybody else who is in decent health will ever have to die from this if they can get off there -- and pasties therapeutics. the emergency ruse will mike use -- the advisory panel voted in favor of it a few weeks ago, so where is? >> we don't live with the spanish flu forever, were not going to live with us forever. the whole idea about wearing an mask on an airplane forever is nuts to me. everybody's walking around with masks and places are closing down as of this weekend. however, we had 66,000 new cases in three days in the state of new york. yesterday we had 22,000 cases alone on sunday. now listen, our vaccination rate is through the roof. 86, 87%. there was a wedding over and park avenue at two weeks ago that a bunch of friends attended, i think it was a super spreader. they think the bride was infected. so the next three or four days, everybody is home at bed, but they are okay now because they are vaccinated and they were boosted and that is the hole. as far as going forward, robert redfield use to run the cdc. he thinks we are doing this whole booster thing wrong. a very interesting data point for us going forward. he thinks you should know the level of immunity in your body and that would determine whether or not you need to do a shot or a booster. >> last week, i said that! i pose the question i said, what if a booster shot doesn't help you if what you have is a natural immunity? i pose that as a question. >> right now they are starting to second guess why they gave first and second shot three weeks apart. it should've been six weeks or even longer. he and his wife were on the same schedule. for all the shots and all the boosters and their immunity level. >> that's what happens when you're married. [laughter] >> that's terrible. >> i don't even know what it meant. >> i'm just laughing to laugh. [laughter] >> again, there's no need for boosters and people under 30. "new england journal of medicine," why didn't biden come out and say that. no need for boosters. >> that is what the media will say. >> i thought science was in the new england circle -- is it medicine or is it -- it's something else? never mind. i was about to say something dirty. kamala causes another train wreck. during a disastrous interview. ♪ ♪ if you wanna look fresh, fresh. you gotta eat fresh. eat fresh. that's why subway bought time in my shampoo ad. to talk about the new baja chicken & bacon. body, bounce, and baja. bounce. eat fresh. body, bounce, and baja. bounce. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ ♪ >> kamala harris once again trey dean had wakes in the administration. a tv host by the name of charlemagne that god after he asked this tough question. >> who is the real president of the country? >> come on. >> it's joe biden. no, no, no, no. it's joe biden. and don't start talking like a republican about asking whether or not he is president. >> do you think joe manchin is a problem? >> it's joe biden and my name is kamala harris. >> there are other segments to this interview -- >> greg: the best part you didn't even clip was when he looked over to the side and he goes oh, they can hear me. the thing is, how bad is this when you are with simone sanders in the control room and it's -- he of the most benevolent situation and it still that bad. that is why she can't do other interviews. i have a feeling that they want an entire clean slate for 2024. it is kind of like after a car accident or when your car gets stolen and its return and you just want the insurance company to total the car. you don't want to repair the rack. it's like -- it's just not the same anymore, even when they bring it into the shop, it still has that smell. you just want to get a new car. that is what the dems want. total lit, they need an insurance company to come in. >> simone sanders is leaving kamala harris' office at the end of this month. she was saying we can't hear the question. right as kamala harris was about to answer the question. >> i think that simone has done her best. she sets up an interview for, has that is going to be friendly and they know it's going to be. i have a different view about this. i think this interview helped kamala harris. she needs to have more confidence in her. midterm elections are not about independent swing voters who show up once in a while for a midterm. these are about based elections. that is the kamala i've missed, that is the kamala i want to see, so i've a feeling that you're going to see a lot more of that. >> who knew he was charlemagne the newsmaker? this is not the first time. he was the one who had candidate joe biden on when he said, if you don't vote for me you are not black. >> he is a liberal and he tells people this. but he holds people accountable based on the things they said that they were going to do. and that is the purpose, kamala was not prepared. i agree to a certain extent that it helped her at the end, because he gave her a piece of advice. in the future, they want to see the prosecutor that was with the republicans when you grow republicans would the donald bill macdonald trump administration was in there. but she still didn't answer the question. we know he wasn't suggesting that joe biden was in the president of the united states, the question was, who has the most power? and she refused to answer that question. also followed up by saying, is joe manchin a problem? and then she got to do this whole thing about her being the vp and everyone knows that and then she had a great moment at the end where she was aggressive and -- but there was no substance there, which is her problem. she has great moments when they can script them out, which we saw at the dash earlier in the campaign with joe biden, but when you start getting into policy -- don't take my word for it, look at her people. her people don't even trust her to answer the question. you clearly hear the question. >> the newly boosted dagen mcdowell -- how did you feel -- here the exchange their? >> i watched the whole thing twice. he was hand feeding the vice president marshmallows. the entire interview. he has the same question over and over and over again. and actually a good interviewer just move on rather than keep continuing to bring up joe manchin, joe manchin, joe manchin. she went into a five minute soliloquy at the beginning of the interview and then at the end just repeated the exact same thing she had said at the beginning. charlemagne kept asking, when are we going to get a real -- get real with the american people and know that joe manchin is ruining the country. he is stopping progress and ruining democracy. he just went on, and on, and on pier the whole thing was just... >> i do agree with the first answer that went went for a long time. >> by the way, what was he even asking? why is joe manchin to hold up president biden's agenda -- kamala harris should've said you know, she actually had to give it a poli-sci lesson in the middle of the interview. does the president have a the power to do his bidding -- no. >> in a moment here, it could be the rematch of the century, this century in fact. and about 2024. ♪ ♪ ho ho ho! not again. oh no. for the gifts you won't forget. the mercedes-benz winter event. earn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? 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[laughter] >> we know she's moaning again because she hot rolls her hair. lots of questions about jeffrey a pristine if she decides to run again. i will look forward to that. but to me, this seems like a sequel battlefield earth 2 that nobody is really asking for. >> here's the deal, lawrence, fox doesn't need this. we are huge. we are the greatest cable news network that will ever be. but cnn and msnbc need this. they need -- cnn is about a month away from closing up shop. this could save them. >> this is another rocky fight. here's the deal, hillary is not over this. but so are the democratic voters, they are not over it. the thought of that election gives them ptsd. i don't think that she would be able to get the nomination because she is a person that couldn't be donald. it will forever be on her record. >> greg: she gives them ptsd, bill gives them... [laughter] don't we need new blood? >> i guess. i did the numbers though. trump would be 78. hillary would be 77. joe biden would be 82. kamala harris approval rating as of last week was 28%. i did a greg gutfeld, as greg would say, if this were a fight at the playground, everyone would have a black eye. trump is tied to january 1st and he lost to biden. gavin newsom has issues coming out of covid. schools, mandates -- he has to go to port in california, right? yes, it's entirely possible, but i agree with you. it would be really good. >> greg: he brought up gavin newsom which is the forefront runner. and ron desantis -- could you imagine that? as a governor versus governor, do different approaches. >> dana: i'd like to go on the record and say that hot rollers were some of the best inventions ever and i think they should make a comeback. secondly, you said the democrats -- i think that's true. i do not think that she wipes the slate clean for the democrats. i think they would be dreading that. the other thing is that hillary clinton can't catch a break. she wanted to make news on sunday about how she might put her show back on the water, but joe manchin stole all her thunder. >> greg: i don't like it when you use things that contradict what i said later. people aren't -- the blocks are completely different. so when i said they wanted a clean slate, but they want this -- those are two separate -- [laughter] so not fair. one more thing coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 'tis the season to break tradition in a cadillac. don't just put on a light show—be the light show. make your nights anything but silent. and ride in a sleigh that really slays. because in a cadillac, tradition is yours to define. so visit a cadillac showroom, and start celebrating today. ♪ ♪ . . as a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, woooooo and, by switching you could even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ >> dana: time now for run more thing. i will go first. my friends have a wonderful wine. i have been meaning to do this for a while they generously sent specific wine greg a cabernet for you. thought you would enjoy. >> greg: who are these people. >> dana: jim and dawn dyke. >> greg: i love the dykes. >> dana: wonderful whinery. cabernet. you had jimmy red blend this was for jesse. since you are here then you get it hemmer, you have sara bold and unafraid they said and dagen they sent specifically for you the bottle of chardonnay. check out mera winery. >> lawrence: that's what happens when you don't show up for work. >> dana: greg, let's do this. >> greg: animals are great. animals are the great ♪ ♪ >> greg: as you know crime is rising all over the country. it's so scary i can't look at the news. at least when the animals feel things, they give it back. check out this fellow. an elephant. took the woman's hat. >> dana: it ate it. >> greg: she is like what happened? what happened? what happened? >> lawrence: that's not going to feel good later. >> dana: percy has that problem. >> greg: just kidding. and like what the heck happened and then later, you know, he felt bad because obviously her hair looked terrible. >> dana: obviously need some protection. >> dana: animals are so great. >> bill: i think that elephant has done that trick before. just saying. >> dana: dagen? >> dagen: i expect to see people inappropriately dressed at the beach in florida. going to see way too much? check out this inappropriately dressed fellow. it was santa. flying in powered parachute. this is in jacksonville beach, florida. i don't know a little creepy. >> bill: in the spirit. >> dagen: i'm a christmas kind of person. >> dana: bright lights. >> bill: ho ho ho here we go, go, go. >> dana: this is an important moment in the show let's see? >> bill: let's see if i can stick the landing first ever ever. i want to take to you las vegas here. 1-year-old lauren ray. she has a little dog on her front porch and there was a pit bull that wanted to eat other dog. roll the tape here and here is what happened. got that? are you watching this? [barking] >> bill: she can't get away from this pit bull until the amazon workers comes neighbor next door and gets between all of them and she runs off. full stop here. roll the soundbite from the amazon worker, check it out. >> get back, get back scheam everybody is okay. everybody is a okay. the amazon worker came to the rescue, they gave them then chanted christmas at the las vegas ballpark. they gave them free tickets. you thought amazon was evil. >> the tiger and son charlie. yesterday tiger woods and son charlie blazed their way to the second place finish at the pnc championship. tiger's first time competing on the golf course since car crash back in february. inned up getting second place. they lost to john daly and his son john daly ii. >> greg: i would have died to see john daly and his son. >> dana: have you ever seen dana reads the news on "america's newsroom"? sports. i really work hard for it that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: fun to watch the woods play. is dagen into the chardonnay in. >> dana: we will get her a wine opener in just a minute. have a good show. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, two major challenges cob fronts president biden and his team on this week leading up to the christmas holiday. the president's build back better initiative appears dead tonight at least in its current form. we are hearing from democratic senator joe manchin from west virginia who put the final nail in the coffin sunday morning and now he blames the white house staff. the administration scorched