It is 11 00 p. M. This is don lemon tonight. Theres a lot to get to in the hour ahead. A republican Election Official in arizona pushing back against trump and his Big Lie, calling the former president s claims about the states baseless audit unhinged. Plus matt Gaetzs Wingman Pleading Guilty to paying an underage girl for sex. He is promising to give prosecutors substantial assistance. Were going to talk about what that means for the congressman. And President Biden announcing the u. S. Will share 80 Million vaccine doses with the world. But here in the u. S. , many are still refusing to get their shot. What states are the safest in terms of vaccination rates. All of it ahead this hour on don lemon tonight. Joining me now is Denver Riggleman and john avlon. Thanks so much for joining. John, you have been reporting on how the insane lies about Election Fraud have taken over the gop, especially in arizona. It may seem really fringe, but this is the rule and not the exception in the gop
you call it is omicron. dana: the president is scheduled to address the nation at 2:30 today as the white house is trying to get in front of the winter surge that s coming and putting the country a bit on edge. bill: here is what we know about the white house response including military aid for hospitals, funding for 500 million free at home tests and includes more testing sites. additional fema response team. dana: the white house trying to ease american s fears and emphasizing the risk of not getting the shot. he will issue a stark warning and make clear unvaccinated individuals will continue to drive hospitalizations and deaths. that s not trying to scare people or maybe it is trying to make clear to people in the country what the risks are of not being vaccinated. bill: we have you covered. jonathan serry at the cdc. dr. marc siegel has analysis and we begin to peter doocy. the press secretary jen psaki s warning there that the unvaccinated are likely or on th
night. come on. hop in. oh, happy saturday, america. it is good to be back in new york. i was on the road doing stand up in florida, sacramento and idaho falls. i saw a deer run up to a hunter in idaho, like shoot me, dude. [laughter] that s where potatoes come from. i love a home fry as much as the next guy. when you are driving through route 80 and see the dead deer on the side of the highway, those aren t accidents. they are suicides, people. every deer says a note on the body, i m bored. if you are new to the show, fox news saturday night is a news party, where everybody is welcome and we don t care who you vote for, because life was so much better before everybody became a pretend activist on social media. can i get an amen from panel? amen. boom. and i mean that. facebook needs a button called who asked you? [laughter] because nobody cares. and the point i m trying to make is we re here for jokes because in normal times, comments are just supposed to m
here that says it will. good deal. he insists done deal. your world right now. all right. welcome, everybody. glad to have you. what a busy news day. more on that big ups deal in a moment and what could keep it together. first, how the white house is responding to this news and so much more news. mark meredith with the latest. hi, mark. good to be with you. the biden administration is talking a lot about the economy and now it appears the white house is also breathing a sigh of relief that ups workers have reached a tentative deal to avoid a strike. the president said he s a ploughs them to come together and reach a tentative agreement today that will avoid a shut down at ups. reports also out today showing americans are feeling more confident about spending their hard earned money. the congress released information about rising interest rates. consumers are more upbeat likely looking at lower inflation and a tight labor market. consumers are less convinced of a recession
candidates ready to take it on. we can t wait for that one. south carolina senator tim scott is here. former texas congressman will hurd is here. one is a lock for the debate. the other is getting close. guess who else is stopping by? none other than the chairman of the president s council of economic advisers. republicans might be pounding inflation these days, but jared burnstein has a question for them. what inflation? what a show. it begins right now. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. so glad to have you. get ready for a lot of this. yeah, even in the case of iowa, we re still a half a year away from all of this, all of these boxes, so little time to get to that. to rich edson on why you would never know this thing is still half a year away. rich? neil, feels like caucus time. it s about 50 degrees warmer now. several of the republican presidential candidates are in iowa over the next few days. florida governor ron desantis is scheduled to campaign across seven iowa