as an immigrant i don t think immigrants should be allowed unless they re united states citizens. yuma county mayor declaring a state of emergency. [inaudible] 3, 2, 1 lights. [cheers] fa la la la la la la la la sitting around the christmas tree presents hanging for you and me lights all shining merely christmas a week away. steve: well a little more than a week away. good morning, everybody, it s friday, december 10th, 2021. that s more like it. we relit the christmas tree last night about 5:15 during the five or actually probably should have called it the 5 lurks. about 500 people here in midtown manhattan to watch us throw the switch after you know what happened a couple of days ago. ainsley: we had a big crowd out there. we all counted down and lit the tree together. we had a rabbi from fdny. we had timothy cardinal dolan, it degraff a fox news contributor. all gave spiritual messages about fighting back. we didn t fold in pearl harbor we aren t going
newsome joins us with his reaction. that s this hour. first, have you seen the shocking inflation numbers that came out this morning? this is not what anybody was hoping for. these numbers keep creeping higher as the country plunges into territory that we haven t been in 39 years with some prices popping as much as 58%. that takes a bite out of your wallet. so this is obviously a major concern for u.s. voters and families across the nation. these very real concerns including crime and labor shortages as well are prompting really surprising shifts in party loyalty as we look ahead to the mid-terms. take a look at this poll, which is understandably getting quite a bit of attention for people that watch politician and the voting groups very closely. according to the new numbers from the wall street journal, hispanic voters are now evenly split in their allegiances between democrats and republicans. that s a significant move. given that president biden beat president trump with
right now. let s just say no signs things are slowing down right now. far from it. the cost of the steak is up 25% from a year ago. bacon, up 21%. fuel oil, 59%. gas, 58%. supply chain shortages aren t helping. but growing frustration with the white house and many shoppers isn ts helping either. is that fair? is it right? today we ll ask the white house s top economic adviser because the national economic council districter, brian dees is here and only here. i m neil cavuto, this is your world. we have jacqui heinrich at the white house on what the president is saying about this and lydia hu in new jersey with how businesses are dealing with this. let s begin with jacqui. jacqui? hi, neil. you know what else happened in 1982? transportation secretary pete buttigieg was born. the president tried to highlight some bright spots today as the new report came out. highlighting areas where prices have come down on certain things, things like gas prices, natural gas, used cars. h
they ve been preying on her for nine years now. they ve befriended her and built up some sort of relationship with mum. it s estimated 40% of all crime in england and wales is fraud. hello, it s the police, open up. fraud it is a national security issue. it s funding other organised crime. you look back now and you think, how stupid were we? yeah. but at that moment in time, it was. ..it was quite terrifying. every year, fraudsters relieve us of an estimated £5 billion. last year in kent alone, 12,000 frauds were reported. panorama s been filming there for almost a year with the kent police fraud squad. the groups that operate tend to be from london. the whole of kent, it is targeted because it s a quickjourney for them to come and pick up the cash. we ve also got quite an aged population, again, which is who they look to target, often. so it sort of just goes hand in hand with the sort of population type. police are increasingly worried about something they call cour