for voting rights leads his version of them at the federal level. forced to admit it's probably not to get done at the division is on party only gross stronger. the supply chain disaster not letting up by expert experts say the higher prices are likely to continue. our political panel is to talk of all the setbacks and plummeting poll numbers the biden administration is dealing with hitting all-time lows as the president first full year in office. we begin with the supreme court major load to the pandemic strategy has vaccine mandate for large private businesses is no good. white house correspondent is checking the very latest tonight. >> the headlines will say that a fractured court locked vaccine requirements for large businesses and then decided to green light vaccine mandates for health care workers, but the truth is the fight isn't actually over and will explain why just a moment. first the 6-32 stiff arm the biden administration efforts to force large employers to vaccinate -- when it comes to osha, congress quota has not given that agency the power to regulate public health more broadly. requiring the vaccination of 84 million americans. just because they work for employers with more than a hundred employees, certainly falls in the latter category. the dissenting justices jointly noted that today we are not wise in the face of a still raging pandemic, this court tolls the agency charged with protecting workers safety, that it may not do so in all the workplace as needed. as for the white house, well, let's just say a carefully worded statement. which say that the quote chosen the block common safe requirements for businesses. as for the mandate for health care workers as you panel pointed out shannon that these facilities funded in part by medicare, medicaid, the conservative justices john roberts and brett kavanaugh sided with the liberals on the bench again. at this time right and that they concluded the secretary did not exceed his statutory authority. however i want to keep this in mind, low reports may yet have a say about what mandates may or may not look like moving forward so well today was a very important day, it may not be the final day that we address these issues shannon. >> it's like the pandemic like that. it is never to be over. [laughs] we will still track these legal fights. president biden seems to be losing on multiple fronts. we mention that at the top of the show. the president saying he doesn't know where he's gonna get that done. it statements within his own party what's going on? >> it's been a tough start for 2,022 for the body administration. it is an. with them on changing the filibuster today again. they effectively derailed their controversial voting legislation per push. in a month that is already seen the administration miss badly on a jobs report. watch the economy suffered its worst inflation and some 40 years, and do a record setting surgeon covert cases and an embarrassing short amount of covert testing shortages. in recent memory. now for the record and this is e expressed some new voting initiatives tampered by increased voting integrity measures. changing the filibuster is the way to go. and speaking late tonight we did learn that the senate majority leader chuck schumer has postpone action on voting rights and the filibuster changes, citing that covid and a pending winter storm which according to my sources is said to hit our area on monday. >> and our snowblower is broken. kevin will bring it by once it's fish fixed. >> i might have to use and over because my car won't make it in the snow. >> we will come get you. you've some interesting news for us just a few minutes away. you will talk to you just a few. >> are you prepared? >> you bet. >> tonight juggling a combination of rising covid-19 cases and growing staff shortages. the biden administration making a few updates to its strategy but will it be enough to help ease this dire situation, chief breaking news correspondent is live from our west coast newsroom and details this evening. >> good evening as the omicron variant spreads across the country like wildfire. the president is vowing to reinforce the country's health care system but each one of his priorities is being criticized as being too little, too late. first the president says that he will send military health care workers to overwhelm hospitals in six states. were tired about michigan, new jersey, and new mexico, ohio, and rhode island. for the first round of medical personnel is only a hundred and 20 people split up into teams of 7-25. and doctors are saying that that is enough to slow the search. the president is also trying to procure an additional 500 covid-19 home test. leaving many to wonder where the first 500 million are. even the vice president isn't quite sure. >> dimino and those are going out? >> shortly, they're gonna go out shortly. they have been ordered -- at the look at the current information it could be next week. absolutely soon. it is a matter of urgency for us. >> accept the white house has now clarified that the test will not be going out next week. most light more like the end of the month. president biden is also planning to make m95 type masks available for free. the president didn't say when but he did say wearing a mask is our patriotic duty even though public health officials have repeatedly warned that cloth mask simply don't work very well versus the omicron variant. and speaking of not working, the community a medical center in fresno, california, says that 717 employees would remain in their homes to isolate. 690 of them have tested covert positive and they appears to be very little help on the way. and through all of this, republicans would like to weigh in. >> to administration they promised it would chug down the virus. while what we have? record-setting new cases. shortages of testing. shortages of important treatments in part to the biden administration decisions. >> and today a senior scholar at john hopkins center for health security said that it is possible that the omicron wave will be requesting by the initiatives come to fruition. >> thank you so much. michigan governor is casting doubts on the findings of a report on coronavirus related deaths at long-term care facilities in the state ahead of the reports released. witmer is disputing the methodology which led to unfavorable conclusions about her administration. pending report is expected to say they were nearly 30% more viruses. and actually reported by the state. they're having trouble keeping students in class. some kids even organizing walkouts and protesting what they believe to be lax safety measures. they join us now with the latest. >> they have seen dramatic drops in attendance as cova 19 cases sore and students raise their voices with concerns. >> do we feel safe in her school building? >> no. >> a record of 580,000 kids testing positive for covert across the country as big urban countries on the north or sing attendance rates fall roughly 20%. in brooklyn hundreds of students left their high school classrooms and protests demanding new york city offer remote learning. attendance they are hitting 76%. and hovering even lower around 70% los angeles, chicago, and boston were students are planning out walkouts for friday. with more than 700,000 people started by a high school seniors calling for the option go remote and massachusetts schools. snap shortages public schools have temporarily canceled in-person classes like the minneapolis school district were students will return to online learning until the end of the month. and marilyn montgomery school district the national guard is filling in for sick bus drivers. and apollo also california, parents are answering the school district calls. volunteering for everything from cleaning, a cafeteria duty. >> without this i can look into a camera and say were to be doing this tomorrow. with this i can. >> the u.s. education department has encouraged states and schools to use the unprecedented resources from the american rescue plan to provide premium pay to hire educators immediately. retired teachers to them, encourage them to come back to classrooms. among other classrooms. there gonna send an additional 10 million covid test to schools per month. but massachusetts is not waiting. republican government charlie baker announced this week that they have reached a contract with a supplier for an additional 26 million covid-19 test ira ties from k-12 schools and health care settings. >> thank you very much. so let's discuss all of the covert of elements today, there are plenty of them joining us tonight for both the legal and medical perspective former deputy assistant attorney general and the bush administration and law professor at uc berkeley, john yoo. dr. marty makary, great to have you both back. i must start with the legal and i'll start with a tweet from house speaker nancy pelosi she said in part it is alarming that the court has chosen to ignore the science and the law by preventing the administration from keeping americans face in the workplace. so that the supreme court's is striving down that social requirements for private instruction. they got it wrong. >> this is a problem that speaker pelosi could easily solve because with the supreme court said was that congress has had multiple chances to pass a law that required a vaccine. or congress could pass a law clearly giving the biden administration the power to acquire vaccines. but it didn't, instead with the bun administration did is that it took this old law about workplace safety, really dealing with the asbestos lead to a dress factory and offices and tried to leverage that into an ability to create nationwide's public health and safety standards. if the government had one, it would've been able to tell everyone who works in office or factory to get what other vaccines it wanted, what other health treatments it wanted. if you can give that power to the government, we want to see congress passed a law that clearly says so. so speaker pelosi thinks that the court got it wrong she is every opportunity. she's a speaker the house she could pass a law they could do to and satisfy the courts test. >> they get almost nothing done on the hill. i want to hope i won't know my breath on that of the equation. the court when he back to congress saying, this is properly handle by them or the state. okay, also on the social mandate being struck down said let's get more people vaccinated, let's get more people boosted and together we can put an end to the pandemic. doctor, a lot of people think that that formulation is gonna work worked already. what is your estimation on that? >> they are both issued strong warnings about an additional booster only strategy and that is only what we have. they're describing exactly what we have. my concern mostly about the mandate of the supreme court ruling on it is really that they have been talking about a mandate design for a different virus. they've been taught about a mandate designed for delta song we saw that the mandate was for health care workers, we come to recognize that delta now represents less than 2% of all the covid viruses out there. that's according to the cdc. a study just came out of southern california that it's so mild that at a 52,000 omicron cases, not a single person went on to need a ventilator. so i'm concerned that they are using and accurate data that is clearly from the same -- this mandate is a timing problem. it takes a couple weeks for people to come in and for heaven six weeks for the immunity to kagan that's when omicron would've peaked and be a very low levels of the time. >> so the president obviously is not happy with the osha mandate today. said he was disappointing of the courts but also he went on to add and have their own vaccine mandates. because he thinks that they should. now we have the sub tweet from her jonathan turley that supreme court decision is a reality call. you cannot change the weather by yelling at it. the same is true with politics and the law it is time for the administration to stop the legal improvisation on these issues and continue to work within the constitutional framework. i called them on the cdc moratorium on evictions, that was struck down by the supreme court. we found that this a administration will say, or acknowledge that we cannot legally do something but then they go ahead and do it anyway. >> i think the problem here is that the administrations goals exceed its constitutional grass. their constitution link that gives powers to the federal government and the does not include public health. that is a power that has been long understood to stay with the states. with about a administration should do, with the court is trying to force the bond administration to do is to trust more in the states, and president biden is right. employers cannot require them to do that. and have faith in individuals. americans let them decide how much safety, how much risk they want to accept as a doctor to said when we were entering this new different kind of variant rather than thinking that there is one solution that should be imposed by washington that will fit everybody. >> so congressman jeff duncan, south carolina says that he's knocking to stop a finding on that second case which is essentially for health care worker because this is for anybody who is a volunteer or contractor, at a facility or medical facility, the get medicare, medicaid funding which is about every health care. those workers and contractors are volunteers have got to have the vaccine. congressman duncan says of the bun administration is forcing a shot on an estimated 20 million health care professionals nationwide, many of whom have had covid-19 and are immune. the nation nine staff shortage due to employees being fired for not complying with the vaccine mandate. i fear that this will cost lives instead of saving them due to understaffed medical facilities. what are your thoughts? >> some hospitals are down 10-25% of their staff. that's where the reasons why the influx of volume and patients that we are seeing right now with the omicron and with what we normally see with influenza or any bad flu season is stress in the hospital. but it is also more so a reduction in staff. and mandating that someone who works in a loading dock at the hospital needs to be vaccinated has nothing to do with care. they should have limited the immunity requirement and also acknowledge national immunity. most of the folks were not vaccinated in hospitals have it. so we are not going to see this practical approach play out. we are going to lose a lot more staff because of this ruling. >> we've got to go. 's omicron possibly the big bad way that this could it potentially be the light at the end of the tunnel or know? >> it will before the show short-term. we will have omicron like we do common cold, but probably not as prevalent as we have seen with omicron. >> we are hoping and praying that you are right. marilyn mosby indicted on charges after a grand jury that she lied on loan and mortgage documents but she asked for $40,000 withdrawal from her city retirement account. now facing to connect counts of perjury which could result in five years of prison for each charge and to charges of filing force -- falsifications and a million dollar fine in that charge for the head of the militia group is in custody tonight for his alleged involvement in the january 6 attack of the capital. roads and ten others are facing charges of conspiracy with a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. the royal family taking action officially removed being prince andrew's military title and patronage is. it 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saying that that like to go home to our families and we all want that for our men and women on the front line. if you have videos that want to go viral, hit us up on social media. >> now to the supply chain crisis. president biden has blamed the shortage of good subs supply chain. some us ports group that they're still not finding lower prices and what they're looking for. national correspondent tells us why tonight from southern california. >> the omicron variant is having a bigger impact than that dealt the very end. >> from manufacturing to congestion. p the man had supply chain that capacity. omicron experts say these shortages and higher prices will continue. >> the main thing is i thought i saw rays of sunshine coming for the supply chain, but omicron just mother those. with manpower shortages, workers are demanding higher wages, especially in trucking. >> the average cost for a trucker moving goods used to be 3-500 and it is now 700 to $1,000. david harlow is a consultant and los angeles were earlier this week the transportation secretary secretary gave port workers credit for helping save christmas. one of the reasons why crispus was not canceled is that ports like la on long beach moved record levels of goods. terminal bottlenecks have improved but whenever for container ships are waiting for a wrote the alley points. according to a study california farmers lost 2 billion export sales in just five months because of supply chain congestion. >> experts are down 22% statewide and this. so bad is significant. >> derek break is near fresno. he says 8-10 computers returned to china empty because shipping companies find a faster come up to five times more profitable then us exports. >> we are seeing is steamship lines sending empty containers back to refill so they can get more product in and rather than sending them back with american-made products. all-americans continue to buy record number of chinese products, there short of their obligation to write american products with the trade agreement, an issue which officials promised to address. >> thank you very much. and it is time to welcome back kevin corke come always looking out for us. he wants to make sure we are prepared in case we see ourselves in this situation. what do we need to know, kevin? >> with empty shelves popping up all over the country, more and more americans are now thinking about food security. it turns are just like we all went through at the very outset of the pandemic, you remember you're looking for this am looking for that. a lot of americans are still woefully unprepared so the following list includes essential non-perishables and you should really think about keeping on hand in a situation where you have to survive if there's something whether it's whether or major disaster, just keep these things in mind. you want to -- fruits and festivals vegetables and a can opener. and they pick up their put the extra canned goods. protein, fruit bars, dry cereal, peanut butter, dried fruit, canned juices. don't forget other things like non-parish will pasteurize milk high energy milk. food for babies. and distressing. to make sure you have lots of your -- purified water. if you like more people, you not only think about it because you're going about your day. when you do your shopping, pick up water and put in your garage. i tried to keep a little extra just because you never know. with the publicity so it may not have the store's speech to do that. how about you? >> we actually have been case of emergency. zombie apocalypse, whatever. we are prepared. i don't know how well they are going to hold up but i'm willing to give try. and if you think about things you would not need in a normal day, i do have some memories. there's turkey a can, my favorite. and i also keep canned goods and a complex can openers but i think the most important that i have right track to keep us lots of extra water. you just never know how much you work going to need and even though it is set aside, it's sort of a closet in my case, if it ever was down i'm prepared in the hope this will encourage more people to do just that. >> we will pull our supplies. that stuff coming up. how is it going for the biden agenda? that is next. try new vazalore. aspirin made amazing! we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your corner and in your corner every step of the way. because your anything is our everything. aspen dental. anything to make you smile. book today at aspendental.com, walk in, or call 1-800-aspendental. ♪ ♪making your way in the world today♪ ♪takes everything you've got♪ ♪ ♪taking a break from all your worries ♪ ♪sure would help a lot ♪ ♪wouldn't you like to get away? ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to go ♪ ♪where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ ♪and they're always glad you came ♪ >> shannon: after a fiery speech on tuesday about voting rights legislation, president buy them at the capitol hill to rally democrats on that voting rights bill and changes to the ella buster to make it happen. after all the heated rhetoric of the week, did they did not go according to plan. chadha has the story from capitol hill. >> president biden stymied by democrats, this time on the philip to pass voting rights. >> they hope to get this done. i don't know whether we can get this done. >> joe mentioned support the voting rights legislation but won't change the filibuster in order to pass the measure. >> while they continue to support these bills, i will not support separate actions that worse than the underlying disease of deficient infecting our country. >> democrats ripped his arizona colleague. >> we protect that democracy of all americans. it is past time that that u.s. senate and ask cinema to do the same. >> she defended -- petting brought you some of the majority or the minority. the threshold has proved maddening to members of both political parties in recent years. >> we need changes to make this better. >> it is another risk for the present think of the third time that he visited capitol hill any secure democratic support for his agenda, you earlier that and start structure and build back better. >> all of us must make a choice about whether or not we will do our part to preserve our democratic republicans. democrats are focused on the wrong thing as the virus searches. >> there is a path forward for my democratic colleagues to respond to the country that they they are so badly disappointed. but it isn't to try to break the senate. >> it is -- even if the duck is supposed to change the filibuster, big couldn't do it right now. they need all of their members to vote. and brian shots is now sidelined with covid. >> chad pergram, thank you. >> you can find the nearest testing site by google covert -- covid testing near me. and to help lead our testing program i tapped -- i hope by pronounced it right. ingles be. correct? is that right? >> president biden struggling with the covid-19 testings are name. it's been a pretty broad sweep for him and his agenda. that of the day that is going gone down including dunk hold numbers, we talked to tonight's panel. former director of pressed medications for the trump 2020 campaign, great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> here's some of the headlines. the biden at jed's meeting a dead end. bloomberg, progress them -- of diminished hopes for agenda and tonight from bab, biden concedes and election bills. that is just tough top as administration. how do you manage that? >> i don't think that joe biden can manage that because you've got to look at what has happened this week. there was a very strong batting against his speech in georgia. record high inflation, record low approval ratings for the president. osha mandate on vaccines being struck down. the election bill falling apart as the president comes to capitol hill. kamala harris's abysmal interview on the today show. time and again democrats are having a no good very bad week. jen psaki at one point went on to say that if biden was having a bad week that they would go ahead and have some update. biden got rid of his dog and got a new dog and a kit, but at this point i had to madden that the ministration is about to enter the know was art level of pet story to try to make up for their very bad week. to go back up every animal coming aboard to try to distract you. it's been an unmitigated failure with biden and here is. >> >> shannon: is the hard way for them on several friends. quinnipiac poll site this committee approval friday at 32% than just to just 25% of independents pretty stumped a 20 % of hispanics, 32% with whites. and in his last of winning appeal, 57% of blacks. he's a special her out for men which, 25% approval rating of her young people at 24%. that is the heavy mountain to climb. how does the ministration do it when members of their own party are not going to throw lifeline. >> that's a great question, shannon. really what the president has to do is really negotiate. he's not been able to wrangle to the back of his own democratic senators. that's really unacceptable at this point. it is a heart defense to make him by this administration is continuing to push for when they can he get their own party in mind but it's also a thing that we have to remember that not a single for public can or member of the senate and the house voted for any of the bills, any of the agenda that this president has been trying to get through. so while the democrats have a very tough week, the president is clearly still moving forward with his a agenda, having private conversations with manchin and sinema to try to figure out what will it take for them to get on our side. but will it take for them to pass voting rights. but will it take for them to really support the democratic agenda. felipe they are just democrats and name only. there really holding up this agenda and holding up the economic progress that many american only democrats republicans and independents are depending on. >> i love it. washington has got rhinos and dinos. we all the manchin and sinema met with him at the white house. we didn't get much of a statement and what now. >> i think that that is what the democrats want to continue to do to use -- this agenda for the trek to federalize elections and do away with things like -- the going to continue to -- just look at the facts. joe biden is not listening to his own party. sinema and mention have been steady and consistent and any every democrat including chuck schumer who spent a flip-flop on whether or not to support the alabaster and maintain the senate with the institution it is that works in the country instead of being reactionary like the house and give time for consideration. that's a 60 vote threshold. democrats want to bury their head in the sand and think that they are not doing an abysmal job on testing and buyers mac. here we are record high hospitalizations and cases in this country. delegates want to put their head in the same and they can fully expect the biggest directly possible in november. >> midterms are difficult. i want to give you the final word here, chris. >> i think it's interesting that republicans talk about the filibuster but think you step in 2016 to confirm a supreme court justice days before the election it's hypocritical for mitch mc connell to get on the set of floor and talk about what the democrats want to do when he was in power and his party was in power. they absolutely did the same thing so pushing back on but your panelist just dated because this is politics. this is what parties do. this is what everyone does empower. they have the opportunity to do it. so i want to highlight that not a single republican member of the house or the senate has voted for any of the presidents agenda and that is just politics at work. >> shannon: they did -- a bipartisan agreement there, but it's treat the filibuster -- and when they are in the minority, they are very big on preserving it for all time to come. so we will see if it survives for now. crystal, you are right. thank you all. great to see you. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: hospital system forcing symptomatic covid staff members to come in and work. amid a vaccine mandate and stepping cringe and in the midst of -- washington state refusing power help from one county. you are not going to believe why . the lightning round is next. ♪ limu emu and doug.♪ and it's easy to customize your insurance at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows several different whistles. doug blows several different whistles. [a vulture squawks.] there he is. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ with downy infusions, only pay for what you need. let the scent set the mood. feel the difference with downy. the omicron his search causing staffing shortage of the hospitals. tonight were learning about of washington state hospital that is told symptomatic positive step they can come in a work in the patient's. that is where we start tonight's lightning round. always great to have you back. >> thank you so much for having me. >> some of your purporting, you say you were told that you could be busy, coughing, whatever. anything other than a fever, they want you coming in. what is the story? >> the multi-healthcare systems operate a number of urgent care facilities and hospitals here and there is a staffing crisis. the state of washington is the forcing healthcare providers to fire unvaccinated staff because they poser precipitation. that's nonsense because the vaccine seems not to be very effective at stopping the effect of omicron. here's the question. he voted to the point we are so desperate for step in bringing the workers in fayette balance this who are actively dealing with covid. they are priced by positive and symptomatic. tell me how the saver for a staff for the masks in patient that an unvaccinated covid this staff member who is also wearing a mask. it doesn't make any sense whatsoever. >> if you've been able to confirm this, what's going on. i want to get this correct. a county in washington state, they had this arrangement with the washington dot where they would help them doing snow or multiple when there was a bad situation and stowed a lot of that area. due to the significant snowfall, the department of public works offered assistance i'm january 11, 2022, to clear the roadway. washington state that they could not accept the assistance due to them not mandating the vaccine for county employees. so i guess you can't work a snow plow or be clearing the roads if we can't verify that you've been vaccinated. m i misunderstanding you? >> i might think that because of may literally no you are working in your plow alone. there is no one else with you. it makes no sense whatsoever to say that it is somehow dangerous , especially at a time where they were clearly understaffed. the washington department of transportation fired up bunch of staff members who were not vaccinated. they claimed is that puppy to do with their slow response. no one seems to buy that. if you've got a county that says we will help, why would you say now what a time of need went there is quite literally zero threat to anyone catching covid as a result of that. again, they are looking at this almost like cult members were they're not allowed to question their leader, jay inslee. this is absurd. we've come up with the policy that is permanent to deal with the situation that evolves every single day. >> i sure hope that those problems are solved and everybody ends up safe and sound you always have the best stories good to see you, my friend. >> great to see it, shannon >> s hannon: at ten-year-old cancer patient's dreams are coming true things to the help of houston first responders. he grew up watching his military father interact with them and women in uniform and more than 100 agencies have come together to celebrate him as an honor for replace officer, even holding a swearing-in ceremony which represent the 35 different agencies. i love it that he was to follow what is that's with stephane folks are there to make sure he can start serving right now. >> i love the hat. i just love stuff like that. i'm going to take you to the great state of massachusetts. that's what the family of american soldier received a letter that he wrote, he brought it back in 1949. he was serving in germany in the aftermath of world war ii when he wrote a letter to his mom. just last month the postal service delivered that letter. his wife, gene, was astonished that she was able to get that letter. it had a 6-cent stamp on it. john passed away in 2015 but his wife said it was great to see his handwriting again. >> that is a treasure for them. i love that story. thank you so much. thanks for joining us. that is that from washington. i'm shannon bream. brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire thank you at home for watching fox news primetime. ♪♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. there's a lot going on right around this time of the last presidential inauguration. you may have missed it. on his very first day as president, joe biden ordered federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies to prepare a review of how the administration should fight terrorism. by june that report was complete. it concluded that after more than 20 years, islamic rr