pass didn t want to rebound. it s not for me to comment. i was not there. i grew up a fan of both those guys. i play the game of basketball because of those guys, both those individuals. i love them. sometimes you need to get in a room and have a cigar and a drink, wine or something. they ll be all right. . they are at peace with themselves if they read your book. thanks so much. grazes on the book. . thank you. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, november 25th. i m john berman. brianna is off. chief white house correspondent kaitlyn collins here this thanksgiving morning. happy thanksgiving to you. . happy thanksgiving. i hope everyone is pouring their cup of coffee and putting the turkey in the oven. there is new fallout during this consequential week for race in this country. a jury of 1 whites and one african american finding three men guilty of murdering ahmaud arbery as he jogged down the street. this weeks
the message of confidence that both bills will pass, key elements are now being stripped away on capitol hill. and the pay fors that have been talked about for these bills are changing by the day. sometimes by the hour. we have fox team coverage tonight jackie heinrichs at the white house with the administration s action to the ongoing back and forth and the legislative stalemate we begin with congressional correspondent chad pergram with the drama over the democrats latest move a tax on billionaires good evening chad, and we are hearing that this tax billionaire s tax may be out? it s hard to tell the chair of the ways and means committee richard neal was surprised when his counterpart senate finance committee chairman ron wyden proposed the billionaire s tax. it has not been been vetted by any committee complexity this happened all of the sudden. when asked if the tax was out widen said it was not. earlier this morning joe manchin opposed the billionaire s tax. we
developments at reagan national outside of d.c. what is the story behind these cance cancellations? reporter: it s a big operational mess for southwest airlines, erica. it s not like flipping on a switch to get it back to normal. this is more like the airline needs to unplug it and plug it back in again because it says these problems all started back on friday when there were weather and air traffic control issues. the federal aviation administration put out a statement saying there were no weather or agency issues on saturday and sunday when southwest experienced the lion s share of cancellations and delays. it canceled 800 flights on saturday, 1,100 nights on sunday, about a third of its overall schedule for the day. it s canceled about 350 flights today, about 1 in every 10 flights. there is a ripple effect southwest says it put planes and people in the wrong spots. some flight crews didn t even have hotels and that left tens of thousands of passengers in the lurch in th
welcome back. i m yasmin vossoughian. this hour a reckoning this week. a subpoena shutdown on capitol hill over four key players in the investigation into january 6 capitol riots and committee members promising they won t take no for an answer. we also want to make sure that these witnesses come in and testify and we are prepared to go forward and urge the justice department to criminally prosecute anyone who does not do their lawful duty. and then get this. new book revealing a shocking new example of how far donald trump is willing to go to sow doubt about the 2020 election involving thermostats controlling votes. this as the former president makes it clear he s ready to run again in 2024. something a former close aide finds terrifying. i think it will be nothing but revenge, retribution and benefit himself. there will be pardons happening. i think very draconian policies that go way too far and i believe if he s re-elected again it will be a really scary time. and
economic activity raising unemployment and schooling causing political unrest concerning to domestic violence and undermining liberal democracy and the response of the pandemic is the biggest public policy failure in history. and not just an innocent mistake. we knew they were around. right from the start menu lockdowns were ineffective with the stupid class masks but the point of social distancing and those to travel is five times as far. and then to push an old playbook and public health director of santa clara county here in california. with the first lockdown. and governor newsom shut down on california. and then with a bioterrorism attack on mine. and at the federal level pushing the lockdown madness based on experience for aids and they were making up as they went along. then it was controlling the number of cases even though we knew from the start and vaccine mandates. but that they don t prevent infection or transmission. it was about their addiction and the rush of b