more afraid. a lot of angles. i feel like there is angles to avoid the alligator. pete: are you saying you would have done what he did on the driveway. will: i don t know. that s creative. as much as his bravery i m giving him credit for creativity. to say your question you asked him how did you put this together? you are there in that moment you go you know what? get me the trash can. of all the tools you said i m going to tame this alligator. carley: not a gun. kill. will: get me the trash can. will. pete: great mo. carley: scary part releasing the alligator free to chase you. pete: released it 100 yards away apparently in a pond. means it will be back round 2. carley: conservationist. pete: lock the door kids we are going to have play basketball in a half hour after animal control comes and takes the alligator. good stuff. thanks for being with us on the second hour of fox & friends. we start with this. joe biden makes a trip to capitol hill friday as his spending agenda remains i
call a vote on his infrastructure bill. will: lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington as democrats remain divided over the president s plan. love cass, good morning. good morning, guys. for six days house speaker nancy pelosi promised democrats would pass the infrastructure bill this week. it didn t happen.. there will be a vote today. there will be a vote today. we don t know what the vote schedule is or isn t today. we leave that to speaker pelosi. there is plenty of hours of time left. i have canceled my flight for an hour and a half. i want to be home in my bed. my cat misses. me. y all didn t believe me i kept saying we are not going to have a vote. i kept telling her we didn t have the votes and i knew she knew that. while pelosi promised house democrats the infrastructure bill would be on the floor, progressives threatened to sink it unless it was coupled with this massive $3.5 trillion social welfare spending bill joe biden told house democrats yesterday to
voters, women, young people, and those had are black latino have all soured on mr. biden s performance and the shifts could be temporary. best case for democrats this is nothing more than an unusual response to an unusually unfavorable news environment. mr. biden s weakness could also be interpreted as a continuation of electoral trends that surprise and disappointed democrats in november it raises a more alarming possibility for democrats that recent events have revealed a broader problem. they re losing support among voters that generally they take for granted. his approval ratings on almost every big issue are in the 30 s. and that means people don t have to sign on to his jeant. democrats don t have to sign on to his agenda. carley: yeah. this is what blows my mind about president biden siding with progressives on this. because, after he left the meeting, progressives came out of the meeting and they were enthusiastic about what president biden had to say. moderates were disappoint
inflation into a higher trajectory. not just for months to come. but potentially years to come. will: yeah. now, jason, you said joe biden ran on the promise unite america and trillion dollars, $1.000000000000 infrastructure happening. it doesn t even unite the democratic party. to say your point he can t wrangle in bernie sanders. he can t even unite the democrat, jason. yeah, no. this is the problem. and nancy pelosi promised the more centrist group of democrats there. that they would have this this infrastructure vote on september 27th. and obviously she was not able to deliver this. i think eventually they shoot so high and say 3.5 trillion. and then they cut the number in half and say look how reasonable. ladies and gentlemen, no matter what that price tag is, they are going to grow government, grow regulations, increase taxes. inflation is going to be out of
bill because they are sitting there playing these kind of 3rd grade politics. and it s really frustrating, i think, for members of caucus, especially the freshmanmen and people. pete: congressman joe biden normalcy. even bernie sanders calling out process saying how is this the way to do business? you are talking about trillion-dollar bills behind closed doors with more hours to read billings no one would possibly read that have things like this in it like free community college for illegal immigrants. you know, electric cars. you have tree equity that s an important one. 3 billion for that by the way. 25 million for bias training. is there anything is there anything not gungsal about the way capitol hill operates? they said it would be normal. if this is normal, i would hay to see what they think is function. but, no, to your point about what is in the current bill imposed it is completely opening up our borders.