joe manchin and the public and sinners have made that very clear. this is going to be very painful. this is probably more about fear and anger on chuck schumer s part. he s angry he couldn t get it done. he s probably fearful he ll see a primary from the likes of aoc. mike: interesting point. some goodies in this plan, let s take a look at them. $900 tax credit for person plural is purchasing an e bike, tax credits for local news outlets, college completion grants, and pacific salmon conservation. is that the problem with these massive spending packages that they come into effect, become christmas trees for lots of goodies? absolutely. we have inflation you haven t seen since 1982 when new coke was introduced. they re talking about pouring more government spending on this inflationary fire. we don t need it at this time it all. it s the most pernicious broad-based tax to be posed on the american public. we are feeling it. i think the taxpayers are feeling very harshly right now
announcement today and outcome has been reached, not necessarily a verdict. jacqui and mike? mike: garrett, we are showing our viewers images of kim potter on the stand getting very emotional. it ll be interesting to see what the impact of that is on the jurors who are deciding her fate. absolutely. that was the final witness in this case, the final images this jury to come over the weekend before the closing arguments. she was very emotional throughout her testimony. and the jurors watching, the folks they have in the courtroom, said they appeared to be looking very intently at her throughout her testimony as she described the moments leading up to the shooting. she described seeing a look of fear in her fellow officers eyes that she had never seen before, which prompted her to take action that she had never taken in her 26 plus years on the force. she drew her weapon, thinking it was her taser, and fired. in her 26 years she had never
current form, which would have been really, really bad for america. exactly the wrong kind of prescription for the rampant inflation that we are suffering from already. i would think all of them would be at risk for voting for this. this is not what the american people voted for last year, it s not what they want now. mike: is the leader correct, senator? he is absolutely correct. chuck schumer is talking about bringing this back and forcing his party to vote on this? already at least 51 senators are against it. it will not pass. he s going to force the more moderate members of his party to walk the plank. this is going to be very harmful for those members of his party who are going to have to face the american public because the american public does not want what s in this bill. they want to kill the oil and gas industry at a time where gas prices are through the roof. they want to make america less competitive, sent out overseas, and tax policies. this is not what the americans w
our cities across america and start giving power to our police to be able to do their job. let s stop taking away their tools. no injuries were reported in either of those carjacking investigations, but both are examples of growing crime trends in major cities across the country. in philadelphia, carjackings now were up 100%, just compared to last year. there has also been at least 545 homicides in philadelphia and counting. back here live i can tell you we been closely watching those crime trends in the city of chicago. they have nearly 20,000 carjackings and almost 800 homicides this year alone. we are waiting for a press conference coming up in philadelphia to find out exactly what charges could be filed. jacqui? jacqui: wow. alexis mcadam, thank you for that report. jeez, mike. you think about a sitting member of congress being carjacked in the middle of the day right after a meeting, i think it was an fdr park, it is stunning.
mike: thank god nobody was seriously hurt, but in one way it is good to give these lawmakers a sense of what their constituents are dealing with, a better appreciation of everyday life back home in the district, i suppose. our friend brian kilmeade is coming up later this hour. i hope we don t pay that guy by the hour. he s on all the time, that should have some hot takes for us. senate majority leader chuck schumer is insisting the senate will vote on president biden s massive social spending plan when they return to washington early next year, but they can move forward without the support of west virginia senator joe manchin. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell singh yesterday he believes the worst of the bill is dead thanks to manchin s lack of support, but is that really the case? let s bring in senate republican senator bill hagerty. welcome. great to be with you, mike. thank you. mike: here is what senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said on our program yesterday.