crime crisis? fox news asking yet again. you are not going to like the answer we got. carley: andrew cuomo lashing out after he was asked to hand over the millions he made off of his pandemic leadership book but the story of the disgraced ex-governor does not end there. neil: soccer on the twitter verse. carley: even democrats are fed up with surging brazen crime in the state the one progressive mayor saying rampant crime is destroying the city. todd: they take bold action to protect their cities. reporter: liberal leaders in the golden state had enough of crime in their cities. san francisco s mayor ready to crack down on retail theft running rampant, not mincing words as she announced a series of changes to combat the problem. it is time that the rain of criminals who are destroying the city to come to a end. and it comes to a end when we take the steps to be more aggressive with law enforcement, more aggressive with changes in our policies and less tolerant of all the
evening to you, bret. the call lasted two hours. according to the kremlin president putin told president biden that russia s posturing is purely defensive. the white house says biden was crystal clear about what would happen if russia takes additional steps and offered an alternative deescalation. president biden looked president putin in the eye and told him today that things we did not do in 2014 we are prepared to do now. in a high stakes call, president biden laid out economic consequences russia would face if they move forward with an invasion of ukraine. video of the meeting came from russian state media. good to see you again. i unfortunately last time we didn t get to see one another at the g-20. i hope next time we meet we do it in person. white house did not divulge sanctions package. biden made no concessions including on president putin s request to block ukraine from joining nato. instead the u.s. is preparing economic punishment with european allie
meeting since july. hello on friday, i m bill hemmer. dana: i m dana perino. they have not held a be cabinet meeting since july. we ll see how they do, everything costs more because they have the dumbest economic plan in history. their plan is basically lock down the economy, spend like crazy, pay people not to work. what do they do in the next bill for people that have been working? raise their taxes and spend more money. officials are starting to argue the best way to bring pricess down is to pass their social spending bill. some democrats are unsure. the democratic white house does not have the votes in democratic house or senate to pass the build back better plan. bill: jen psaki is back in the office today, is that right, peter? peter: that is right. 15 days sibs she dropped off the trip. family members were covid positive. she will be back in the briefing room before the cabinet meeting. bill: glad to know she is healthy and so is her family. the plan, dana,
who stared directly into an eclipse to be the republican nominee. just say you don t want the guy who incited an insurrection back in the oval office. it really shouldn t be this hard. we can agree on that. coming up, the gop and consequences, namely, what are they? i m going to take you to some of the wilder developments following youngkin s victory. and how far could 6 billion go towards solving world hunger. and is musk really in? and it s the same argument that comes around every year, daylight savings time. it s rare to find a good one in favor of keeping it around. i m going to see if there are any contrarians on my saturday night panel. let s get started. congress finally passed i say welcome to government folks. people hadn t done really anything of substantial. for example, republican glen youngkin s development on terry mcauliffe was based on something that was completely made up. it not being taught in schools in virginia or, quite frankly, anywhere else. but it
the politics of war playing out on tvs across this country. what did we learn this week after being in afghanistan for 20 years? and how is the political climate changing the way the political civilians work with the military? and then coming up in the 4:00 p.m. hour, the personal and very hard decision for pregnant women everywhere. should they get the covid vaccination? the cdc is now saying, yes, but i m going to speak with one expectant mother who still has a lot of concerns. we do want to start first on capitol hill where lawmakers are working through the weekend to try and agree on a path forward for multiple pieces of legislation crucial to the president s agenda as we well know. it is about time to get the job done, said speaker nancy pelosi earlier today in a letter to democratic colleagues, the note coming after house democrats failed to wrangle enough support to pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill yesterday. forcing the speaker to delay a vote once again. s