mainstream media turning quickly on their former hero and soon-to-be former governor andrew cuomo. why have his ally seemingly disappeared now when the allegations have been swirling for months, in some cases years? howard kurtz breaks it down for us tonight. are you paying more for everyday goods and services as consumer prices spike again on everything from food to gas? our panelist danny bidart discussed real world impact on your wallet. we begin with that controversial vote on transgender issues by the loudoun county scoreboard in northern virginia. white house correspondent kevin corke was there so he s got the scoop. no fireworks at that meeting tonight over in loudoun county but the decision made by the school board there will no doubt reverberate across the county if not all of northern virginia for some time to come. the new transgender policy there allows children to use the bathroom or locker room of their choice. it also requires teachers and students to call fe
consumer s friend. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. what to make of a world where price increases are proving a little bit more than just transitory. they re sticking around awhile. we have you covered from all angles including white house response to this. we re also going to be hearing from lydia hu at an appliance store with real price hikes that she s seeing up close and personal and steve harrigan at assumer market in atlanta. we begin with lydia in new jersey. if you re going into an appliance store like if you re going to a grocery store, you ll pay through the nose. lydia? yeah, neil. some of the price increases that we re seeing are upwards of 20 to 30%. like you mentioned, the consumer price index shows consumers are paying 5.4% for all goods this year over last year. that is on par with what we saw last month as well showing that inflation is still very hot. one thing to point out is that the monthly increase did slow to half a percent d
in his seat. it s in his contract. jedediah: i believe that. pete: he has a good agent. jedediah: we love having you along. i said weigh didn t scare you too much last time. lawrence: no. pete: how are you doing? jedediah: i haven t seen you face-to-face for a very long time. pete: it s been a while. jedediah: you have a few more gray hairs, i m not going to lie. lawrence: he did the 7 p.m. every day this week. he killed it. lawrence: i don t think there was an hour last week where pete wasn t on a show. she reported to me. pete: stuck with four more. i apologize for that we are thankful you are here. we are going to learn where to look. day of the stage manager told me to look there but now i m looking here. so we will figure it out. you will figure it out with us. stay with us all morning long. i will tell you guys, yesterday there was a jobs report that came out that everyone was anticipating would be huge because the country needs it we are at a place where we want this e
cassidy on why all of this could mean more pain at the pump for americans. we begin with greg in kiev. greg? officials are more assured but still nervous. antony blinken met with his counterpart in a meeting that was called critical. here s a bit of what he said. that s the choice that russia faces now. they can choose a path of diplomacy that will lead to conflict and condemnation. still a gap remains dangerously wide, sandra. blinken demanding russia pull back its 100-plus troops on the borders with ukraine. lavrov said they didn t intend to invade. and russia wants troops out of eastern your ukraine. president zelensky was critical of the president s comments earlier this week. blinken shared information about this meeting with ukraine s foreign minister. sandra, late and developing news this afternoon, u.s. officials have learned that the state department is at least looking at a possible evacuation of u.s. diplomats and families. back to you. sandra: what happe
protecting kids in school. parents have a fundamental right to make decisions for their children sup bring, their education and their care. long-time democrat strategist james carville wants the democrats to stop whining so much. democrats whine too much. quit being a whiny party. mahomes is going deep down field wide open. going to take it all the way. touchdown. steve: you can see that snowplow in the middle of the street in albany new york. it s got to clear the streets because it s a snowy, icy, rainy day to start this monday, january 17th, 2022. throughout the northeast as you look at albany, and all across america. good morning, everybody, it is a federal holiday. it s great to have you right here on fox & friends. rachel: good morning, steve and brian. great to be here with you guys. you are right it is very cold outside. i m waiting to see, brian, if my kids are actually going to go to school this morning or not. brian: they are tough. your kids are