didn t startle and that the coffee is working well in d.c. this morning. it was early and the coffee is hot and tasty this morning. we start with the beginning of the holiday travel rush and worrying signs that the omicron variant has been issued. a warning that the unvaccinated prepare for illness and death. hospitalizations have been trending upward more than two months. levels not seen since the end of the summer surge in september. rates are rising fastest in parts of the northeast, midwest and south. in new york state alone, positive cases jumped 154% in less than a week. the numbers trending in the wrong direction. with christmas and new years approaching, millions expected to fly in the next few weeks. a warning that it is only an amount of time before omicron is the leading variant. cnn s report of the growing strain on the country s hospitals. boris, paula, the doctors and nurses here are under a great deal of stress because at one point, they didn t have
the federal reserve for another four years. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. confuse right now in the markets as to how bad this variant is and how extensive it could be. 70 countries around the world are tightening travel restrictions. some are entertaining lookdowns of their own. it hit wall street and main street and right now it s a big concern of the president of the united states who is touring a facility in minnesota. more on that later. right now to peter doocy on the fallout and how it s being registered. hi, peter. neil, you talk about fallout and what the president will do next about the pandemic, this is a president who has promised to keep the economy open. we re hearing that officials around here are also keeping their options open. so the travel bans on eight countries from africa might not be all. there could be travel restrictions coming soon. the president s decisions are related to travel decisions will be based on the recommen
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about illegal crossings. agents intercepted more than 220,000 last month. bill: that number is expected to increase by the day if the president wins and throws out title 42. title 42 allowed the u.s. to turn away nearly 2 million migrants during the pandemic. many democrats sound skeptical. i want him to tell me the plan. i want to know how we won t have a ton of folks who have got security risks coming over the border. i hope to hear him speak to the plan that they are putting in place. i hope he will acknowledge the incredible importance that is having a robust plan before making a major shift in policy. bill: bryan llenas picks up the reporting from eagle pass, texas where we begin today. good morning. good morning. the numbers continue to be staggering. historical average number of migrants apprehended by border agents is 1600 a day. that number has jumped to 7800 and that is expected to jump even further to 18,000 a day especially if title 42 goes by the wayside.