will not see a penny in taxes raised, you will see your standard of living go up and your cost down. that angry pirate is your president. i am emily compagno. here today my cohost, kayleigh mcenany, host of kennedy on fox business kennedy. fox news correspondent, julie turner, and in the sunny seed, julie banderas. the supply crisis leaving store shelves empty. it s not just about what is available, it is the price too. the cost of turkey per pound is up 6.2% from last year. bone-in ribeye steak is nearly 30% more expensive, and veal is up 83.6%. thanksgiving will cost more, the national average gap price was at $3.41 last week. and almost 61% increase from last year. republican senator, ted cruz, that americans need help. democrats are looking the other way. they want you do not be able to fill up gas in your car. they want your electricity bill to be higher. they want your heating to build the be higher. the cruelty of course it doesn t impact them, the democratic eli
have you wondered why democrat don t denounce critical race theory? it is bigotry racism. it was born out of 1970s, founding father derrick bell, a marxist law professor at harvard, he was considered fringe back then, and his scholarship considered shoddy, it has spread like pows poison through our universities, now it is spread through middle schools, high schools and elementary schools, we re told to sit down and shut up and just take it. these issues affect every corner of united states every classroom. critical race theory has been embraced by the democrat party, media, joe biden who has. if we don t put an end to this, we ll destroy the society, this country, destroy the family, faith and the rest, it is marxism. it was born at harvard law school, by derrick bell, he was a marxist, it is pushed by marxists this is founding ideology behind this theory, think about it. if you are a certain race you are opressed, even if you are not in your own life you are opressed. if you
to continue their unbeaten run. and the emotional moment d day veteran harry billinge finally sees the normandy memorial he helped fund. what a waste of life. marvellous men, marvellous men. this is a marvellous memorial. i never thought i d be here, really. it s wednesday 27th october. our main story. the chancellor, rishi sunak, will deliver his budget later today, with a promise to prepare for a new post covid economy. a number of policies have already been announced, including nhs funding and a rise in the national living wage. but the government is under pressure to do more to help people struggling with the rising cost of living. here s our political correspondent, chris mason. rishi sunak showing off his footwear and socks in a set of photos released by the treasury of the chancellor preparing for today. chatting through the budget with his advisers, always with an eye to his image. his dog nova even features, as do his snacks. but by the time we get to this moment lat
this sunday, it is a an we ve of a new session at the high court. justices get back to the bench monday morning, with abortion, guns and religious rights on the docket. what the supreme court decides has big implications for you. upset, in unison, where democrat or republican, women across america seeing eye-to-eye on one thing, that lawmakers need to do more for moms. is washington listening? republicans redrawing the map. how do democrats beat them at their own gauge. age is not a thing when it comes to comedy. let s begin this hour in washington, where morning begins a blockbuster term for the nation s high court. efforts continue across the street on capitol hill, to advance the build back better agenda. democrats debating over the $3.5 trillion price tag of the plan that will invest in child care, paid family leave, and universal pre-k. this is bernie sanders on meet the press mps. be? is not a wish list. the democrats can come together. and i think we can. to fi
working to bring them down as well. look, i grew up in a family where if the price for a gallon of gas at the pump went up significantly, it was felt by the family. i get it. i understand. but these things are necessities. that s not the totality of what family needs. you still have to pay for child care. they still have to pay for prescription drugs. they still have to pay for health care. there s more than one way to help a family when it comes to their standard of living. we re going to work to bring down the prices on the way up. but guess what? we re going to keep strengthening the supply chain to bring down the cost all of these goods. in the meantime, there s a lot we can do to give extra breathing room. families can spend 14,000 a year per child. and in some cases less than 14,000 a year for child care. our plan cuts in half what most families are paying, helping their budgets. helping keeping millions of parents, and especially women, allowed to go back to work becau