ndaa could have been, should have been an opportunity to debate, rethink, and reform our nation s defenses. the national defense authorization act, u.s. defense and security broadly, is one of the few items this body regularly considers that s explicitly, unambiguously within the enumerated powers of congress. consequently, something deserves due consideration and significant debate on the floor in order for members to be able to raise issues like those that i ve described today. yesterday this body attempted to close debate on this bill without consideration of a single amendment. not a single one. while this bill does make key progress in limited areas, it does not get to the heart of many of our national defense problems. it does not restore congress role in our national defense. it does not provide a holistic strategy to defend the united states or the people of utah or the people of any other state. this bill and the floor process yet remain missed opportunities. and i
urgency to get a third shot increases. meantime, kyle rittenhouse victim anthony huber s father speaking out. we are still in shock that this is the outcome. we still can t believe it. we re going to fight until there s justice. and stormy weather threatening to cause chaos for millions of thanksgiving travelers. a pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom. the sound of a gun shot sparks panic at the busiest airport in the u.s. as americans kick up their thanksgiving travel. get down! this was the chaos as crowds scrambled at atlanta hartsfield jackson international. minutes ago we learned three people were injured. outside as crowds evacuated, more alarm in the rush and wave in the terminal. as it turns out the firearm was fired accidentally and there was no way of knowing that at the time. cnn s nadia romero is at the airport. nadia, walk us through what happened. pamela, we are still learning more details as we talk to more passengers who we
cause. there is a lot of news unfolding today as well. i m live inside the industrial fire house for the toledo refining company as some fear the biden administration could halt another u.s. pipeline amid a global energy crisis. now, we ll be talking to a worker at this plant, this as biden s fight against oil and gas could cause irreparable damage. todd: alex hogan has more on the painful spike in the energy crisis. reporter: hi, carley and todd. in the last year, we ve really seen price increases from everything from used car sales to groceries and of course energy. electricity bills are climbing to the greatest increase we ve seen since 2009. of course, this is causing a lot of concern for families as they head into the winter months. among some of these spikes, gasoline is up 49% and fuel oil is up 59%. now, when it comes to these industries, the white house is facing some backlash over be president joe biden s nominee for the comptroller of the currency. she is under c
greg: he is such a patriot that when he bangs his head he sees stars and stripes, and when he poops, it s red whtie and pee you. political enemies! greg: got to shorten his titles. so it s 2021 and this monologue is on the steele dossier. like a birthmark, this story never ever goes away. is that my fault? no. i would much prefer to do something on joe biden breaking wind at the climate summit. that breeze was so hot, greta thunberg asked him to stand in front of the windmill. but look, that was the only honest thing to come out of joe since he became president. [scattered laughter] to easy! to easy! don t applaud! we don t have enough time for the applause! okay, applaud. but that s why that story was my first choice but now unfortunately it s number two. [scattered laffer] greg: i m not beneath anything. and now the legacy media is smug smuggling the dossier story like it s a bedridden aunt with a lot of money. but here we are different. the dossier hoax is like
dana: nearly 60% say the president isn t paying enough attention to the most important problems. this according to a new poll from cnn. it underscores the achilles heel with the white house. administration struggling to give a straight answer for just about anything. the latest is the michigan oil pipeline whether or not the president will shut it down in the middle of an energy crisis. dana: last week the proposed $450,000 pay-outs to migrants. he called the report garbage and the white house walked it back a day later. bill: the number of americans left stranded in afghanistan. that figure is changing by the day ranging from 100 to 450 still. dana: messaging on vaccines is muddled at best. recent booster roll-out prompting more questions than answers and two dozen states are suing over a vax mandate. griff jenkins watching the vice president s trip to france. steve harrigan now to the border and the white house and the north lawn where peter doocy begins our cov