follow-up human infrastructure bill that democrats are pushing to 2 and a half trillion dollars. details on numbers that were just off the charts, close to a million jobs gain in the latest month. if you include revisions, well over a million. jobs are going up job pay is going up but so is inflation. that s really going up and eating away at those gains. we will have the latest from the president and now he s dealing with this and framing all of this and how you are going to deal with this going forward. we have experts what you re seeing at the grocery stores in general, that s going to last for a while. so much to get into. so happy to have you with us, welcome, everybody, i m neil cavuto. let get to it. peter doocy, higher prices coming with it. peter: the president is talking about infrastructure package that s being debated. something critical in his opinion to keep the economy on the right track. he believes that when the government spends trillions of dollars like six
close. the s&p 500 was up seven, that s also a new top finish for the nasdaq lost 60. however, the covid related labor shortage and rising inflation are still significant problems throughout the country. luscombe of the fight against the delta variant of covid-19 presents many unknowns. white house correspond to peter doocy leads us off tonight live from the north lawn, good evening peter. good evening, bret. officials think it s the way to keep the economy on the right track by keeping as many people vaccinated. there are now stats, level conversations about possibly starting to withhold federal funds from places that don t require federal workers or people that are getting federal money to get faxed. the biden plan is working. the president is taking credit for july s jobs report. exceeding estimates as the country clause back from covid from covid. we were in a dark winter with real concerns about what spring would bring. but then we got to work. cabinet official
restrictions with washington, d.c., atlanta, st. louis, kansas city, and savannah all issuing mask mandates this week. broadway s theater owners and operators also saying, friday, that they will require theater goers to be vaccinated and wear masks to attend performances. let s bring in wall street journal columnist dan henninger. what are you learning that you didn t know before and that we should be concerned about? well, the cdc s hair is obviously on fire over the possibility that some vaccinated person will transmit covid to some unvaccinated person. the evidence apparently shows that people who have been vaccinated can pick up this delta variant. they may or may not show symptoms and they may or may not be capable of spreading it, but the cdc is very worried they are going to spread it. paul: what about the data? is there any new information on just how serious disease you will get if you re vaccinated and you get the delta variant? any change on that informatio
workers have turned down jobs to stay on unemployment. we discuss the decline of hard work with the rise of free government handouts. and lawrence. big losses at the olympics for team usa as americans break streaks that they probably didn t want to break, and viewers are tuning out. so what is happening to the competition this. we re going to try to answer that. but first, to the crisis at our southern border. a new report out from a group of republican senators finding that 2 billion of your tax dollars are going to the biden administration s efforts to stop construction of the border wall. $2 billion. that s $3 million spent every single day to prevent the wall from being completed. meanwhile, the biden administration also spending money to bus migrants to their chosen destination in the u.s. all joe biden had to do was nothing, and he could have just sat back, and it would have been finished, it would have been completed. but you have these small sections of wall w
about the government s inability to effectively communicate the new threat and deal with the growing confusion about the vaccine and mask message and concern around the country. we will talk exclusively with cdc director dr. rochelle wolenski in just a few moments. we will take several of your questions from around the country. we have fox team coverage first. peter doocy is at the white house with the changing narratives from the biden administration. we begin with correspondent steve harrigan in atlanta. good evening, steve. more fears about more dangerous and more deadly covid variant. the cdc released new data today to support key changes in its recommendations for fully vaccinated people. if they continue to wear masks under certain conditions and that they can easily serve as spreaders of the more contagious and more deadly delta variant. the recommendations follow bombshell statements in internal cdc documents obtained by the washington post. that the delta variant