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worried about that and has asked for special help from central government and from surrounding regions as well. there are a number of other fires still going. however, there are some other places that have been put out, particularly a very big one which was causing tremendous problems in the central province of zamora just north—west of where i am in madrid, and which consumed around 30,000 of land and caused hundreds of people to be evacuated. that fire seems to be under control, so it is very much a mixed picture. but the authorities are concerned about the coming days and, with these high temperatures we are seeing, obviously that's a worry. good afternoon. hello, i'm paul scott. it's 1:30pm and here's your latest sports news. it was a mixed day for britain on day 6 of the world athletics championships in oregon. medal hopeful max burgin withdrew from the men's 800m with injury, but eilish mccolgan and jessica judd are through to the women's 5,000m final. rounding up all the action, here's our correspondent andy swiss. the british performance of the day was no doubt from matthew hudson—smith. he qualified second fastest for the final of the men's 400 metres. he broke the long—standing british record on this very track earlier this summer. he has been in great form. so he will certainly be eyeing a medal in the final on friday. there was disappointment for another big british hope. the 800 metres runner max burgin had to pull out of his heat because of a calf injury.
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UsPete-buttigiegLessonCurranFatherhoodAir-forceAshley-babbottOnesWhy-don-tWeekendTo-killMiddle-class-americans0 curran. what have we learned tonight, pete buttigieg give us a lesson about fatherhood. and the air force trained ashley babbott to kill. you know what is true. don't forget it. have the best weekend with the ones you love. we'll see you monday. >> americans held hostage, day 6 go. >> sean: welcome to handy this busy news making friday night. 62 days our fellow americans, friends, green called holders, allies, joe biden abandoned all of them and has not talked about them in 40 days. now the images out of afghanistan are horrific. look at these pictures obtained by michael waltz. showing one female soldier bloody and bruised after a severe beating by the taliban terrorists. they broke her arms and her ribs. congressman waltz will join us tonight. tonight we'll show you a video of young kids murdereded by the taliban. these are not the business-like professional diplomats as characterized by biden and his spinmeister, jen psaki. these are evil terrorists. joe, this week he announced yeah, if you're part of the taliban from the old regime, you're welcome to america. we'll take you off the terror watch list. these are people going house to house identifying any person alive with us, murdering entire families, men, women and children and their reign of terror is ripping through the entire country. joe biden hasn't said one single word about the people he abandoned in over 45 days. joe biden isn't just incompetent and a cognitive mess, he's morally bankrupt and vile and yes, he has blood on his hands. now his inflation is spiralling out of control. joe is out there hawking $4 trillion of new spending, lecturing all of us that we have to pay our fair share. we are paying our fair share. we're paying more for everything, more for energy and oil and the life blood of america's economy. you made us energy dependent again. you were handed energy independence and security borders and a plan to get everybody out of afghanistan safely. take a look. >> i'm a capitalist. but i'm the poor,man in congress. i'm a big man now. i'm the president. i talk to the folks on the playground. i like kids better than people. fortunately they're like me. be honest with them, we're not going to get 3.5 trillion. we'll get something less. i'm going to negotiate it and get it done with the grace of god. i'm glad they made a profit. i mean that sincerely. but pay your fair share. >> sean: pay your fair share! market watch, consumer confidence in biden's economic policies, 19%. i don't think he can get it any lower than that. how about you start with your own family, joe? own family. how about zero experience hunter? your son under federal investigation for tax fraud, money laundering. you should know all about it. you had a shared bank account. you're the big guy that was supposed to get your cut. does hunter pay his fair share? do you pay your fair share? americans are feeling the effect of biden's recent spending spree. look at your screen. everything you buy is more expensive. gas up 42%. furniture up double digits. bacon up 20%. steak 22%. want to rent a car? 42% higher. used cars, 24% higher. new car, 8% highfer you can find one. propane up 27%. he's making putin rich again with his waiver. appliances, 7%. putin in his case, natural gas. the list goes on and on. in september, u.s. wholesale prices rose a whopping 8.6%. that is a record increase from wholesalers and guess what? that will get passed on to you, the consumer. who gets impacted the most? poor people, middle class americans. they get the biden tax increases because they are getting hurt the most. according to the master puppeteer, biden's chief of staff, ron klain, inflation is a high class problem. a high class problem impacting the poor, impacting the middle class. the people that make this country great, the forgotten men and women that you lied to and said they wouldn't pay a penny in new taxes, we smelly walmart shoppers that cling to god, bibles and religion, those people. me, in other words. reality, nearly every major economist is sounding the alarm. larry summers, this is obama's chief economic adviser warning that we're in more danger that we've been in my career of losing control of inflation in the u.s. there's a gathering storm of inflation. the main risk is that our economy is going to overheat and once it overheats, it's going to be hard to put out the fire without doing a lot of damage and causing a lot of problems. j.p. morgan's ceo also warning that inflation might go higher than people expect. even chucky schumer is whining and complaining. he supports these policies and new green deal socialism and complaining that his constituents will be forced to choose between buying food and heating their homes. one of the rare times that he said something that is truthful. take a look. >> there's a new worry that with every touch of our thermostats this winter, many seniors and working families will have to reach much deeper into their pockets. so given that, it's my job to turn up the heat on the federal government before this worry manifests itself in to real trouble. no family should have to choose between heating their home or putting food on the table. that is what a lot of people, particularly seniors -- >> sean: wait a minute. joe biden's puppeteer said this is a high class problem, ron klain. senator schumer, you have control of the senate and the house and the white house. these are your problems that you created along with joe biden. now, make matters even worse, america's supply chain as we've been telling you is in tatteres. we have billions of products stuck at ports. some containers are not able to come on shore. passive backlogs in california and new york. bare shelves biden is trending all over twitter. americans posting pictures of stores that are pretty much empty, empty shelves. get this. a report from reuters, our comply chain is too snarled for biden's christmas fix. in other words, good luck getting the present that's your kids are begging for from santa. probably won't happen. but according to transportation secretary, the ever compassionate mayor pete that said to pink sleeped keystone xl pipe line workers, get another job. the mayor of south bend. if you didn't do your christmas shopping three months early, you're flat out of luck. explain that to a young child a young boy or girl that the boy didn't get the train set, the girl didn't get her doll. it's the supply chain? santa didn't go shopping early enough? take a look. >> how bad is it going to get for americans? i'm talking leading here into the december holidays where people are relying on getting goods, on getting presents. >> i think there's been two kinds of christmas shoppers, the ones that have all of their lists completed by halloween and people like me that show up at the mall on christmas eve. if you're in the latter bucket, obviously there's going to be more challenging. >> sean: you can say to your daughter, i know you want the special doll and you asked santa the last six months. the problem is santa didn't go shopping early enough to get the doll. jen psaki wants to blame ups and fed ex. it's not our problem. we're not fed ex. it's your problem. take a look. >> can this administration guarantee that holiday packs will arrive on time? >> they're not the postal service, ups or fed ex. we cannot guarantee. what can do is use every lever at the federal government disposal to reduce delays. >> sean: such compassion from the liberals. great compassion there. it's not our fault. blame ups, blame fed ex, everybody but joe. a strange thing to say because in 2020 then candidate joe biden, he talked a lot about supply chain issues. shortages. he said we don't have a shortage problem. we have a leadership problem. actually, joe biden got lucky. he was right in 2020. leadership problem is him. not trump. >> i want to make clear that we don't have a food shortage problem. we have a leadership problem. one of the reasons we're not getting material and food to people's tables is there's no way to get it transported. we don't know how to manage what's going on. >> sean: the leadership problem wasn't then. we had lower taxes, we didn't have an inflation problem. he gave you not one, not two but three vaccines and anti-bodies that you never mentioned. you inherit add country with the economy fully on the mend, all the vaccines, all the therapeutics like mono clonal anti-bodies, a stable afghanistan, energy independence and joe, you ruined it all. we have a leadership problem. under biden, many economists fear a looming recession. according to peter navarro, welcome back to 70s style stagflation. peteler join us. when the mandates hurt, watch out. what will impact will that have? now causing americans to -- they're willing to get fired. looks like half the police department in chicago, they're not going to be working as of next week. it's going to get worse. thousands of our military personnel, nurses and first responders and healthcare professionals. the people in the middle of the covid schiff show in march and april of 2020 that every day walk into a petri dish of covid and were dying on covid grenading everything? we don't agree with the mandate? maybe they have a rare condition? maybe they believe in natural immunity? i'm not here to debate the shot or not. the reality is you're going to lose the best people that risk their lives to save fellow human beings, fellow american lives. he doesn't know about that. he abandoned americans in afghanistan 13 days after he said he wouldn't. half the chicago police force might be forced to go very soon. we have hundreds of airline employees. they're facing termination. thousands of teachers, thousands of u.s. service men and women have or will be fired in coming weeks. state employees, you have federal employees. members of the military and employees at large. private corporations, all facing termination if they don't comply with the mandate. joe biden refused to answer any questions about all of this. here with reaction, author of "in trump time", a journal of america's plague year. former assistant to president trump, peter navarro. i'll be honest, he's dead on accurate. this is going to get worse. inflation into 2022, 23 and gas prices unless he goes back to energy independence, we're all screwed. >> yeah. you're only half right. what i worry about is the stag part, the recession part. we haven't had that since 1970. we have the identical conditions now that we had them. fiscal policy, a fed chair printing money and these cost push inflationary shock. so many things going on. let's start with two that president trump had right. first of all, we are the saudi arabia of natural gas and energy. we have gasoline on fire right now. natural gal prices are scorching. that is not just energy going up, food production is largely dependent on energy. fertilizers are made out of natural gas. we'll have energy and food price shocks. buy american? hire american? these are the two rules of president trump. we warned for years if you don't build it here, your supply chains won't be here. when push comes to shove, you won't get it. now the ships are stacked up off of long beach. on top of that, whether you believe in a universal policy or not, simply inflaming the distortions in the labor market. you have navy seals, healthcare workers, cops, everybody is saying if i've already had the virus, got anti-bodies, why do i need the jab again? regardless of your position, it's contributing to labor market distortion. stagflation is the hardest problem to solve. everything that biden is doing touches to dirt. you're right, sean. the last thing we need to do right now is to pass the $3.5 trillion red ink deal and the infrastructure bill. 20 be crazy. this could last a decade. i'm not just worried about christmas. what is the department of transportation secretary going on a two-month leave in the middle of a crisis like this? it's offensive to the american people. nobody seems to be at home in the biden white house. trump was the most accessible president in history. now biden won't even take a question. last time i saw you was on the south lawn of the white house at the republican convention. neither one of us ever dreamed that biden, if he got elected would do everythingle thing wrong. southern border, afghanistan, economy. you name it, he's not doing it right. >> sean: peter, look into your crystal ball. tell us what you see in the short term and long-term. >> in the short term, we're running towards a stagflation problem. it's essential, sean, that no more bills get passed on congress, not even a trillion more. that will be bad. what we need to do is do what president trump wanted to do. buy american, hire american, bring our production on shore. otherwise, we'll have shortages like we're seeing. this will get out of control. we need to look at the stag part of the problem. it's the hardest problem to solve. we went from 1970 to 1980. you remember, sean, the misery index of ronald reagan. it was the unemployment rate, the stag part of the inflation. it was 20% in 1980. paul volcker had to reduce a major inflation to break expectations. this is the worst i've seen it. that's the one thing that i'll agree with larry summers on. it's harder than it looks. you don't know what you got till it's gone. president trump wouldn't let any of this happen. all joe biden does with a stroke of a pen is undue everything. on the border, sean, was part of working with the white house legal counsel. we threatened mexico with tariffs. people's heads exploded but we got them. in 24 hours, we sent 15,000 troops to the border. give us the agreements. we doubled that with honduras, guatemala and el salvador. we stopped that border crisis in its tracks. we got two middle illegal aliens coming across. right now it's going to put downward pressure on the people that can least afford it, which is blue collar, lower income americans. stagflation is cruel. >> sean: thanks, peter. joining us now, the author of "for such a time as this", kayleigh mcenany and leo terrell. congrats on the book. great to have you both. let's start with you. i want you to analyze this. the difference is, tax cuts versus tax increases. getting rid of burdensome regulation. energy independence. controlled borders. the situation where the world feared donald trump meant what he said and they saw when he beat back the caliphate and killed baghdadi. i don't see any openness by biden to change anything. your thoughts. >> absolutely not. you're not changing anything. everything you do proves to be fatally flawed like repealing the immigration policies, reversing economic policies. one would think you'd reverse course but he's not. everyone says he's not with it. i agree he's not fully with it. i believe he has a stubborn streak that he doesn't listen to people around him like afghanistan. we're seeing a administration that is in rapid freefall. 38% in a left wing poll. that's when you're doing everything when the leftest polling company cannot cover for you. it's startling to watch. mostly, it's is a sad far our country. that's the way the former president feels, too. it's sad to see it unravel. >> sean: we're old enough to remember gas lines in the 70s. we're old enough to know the economy that ronald reagan inherited. double digit inflation, double digit unemployment in the country. what did he do to fix it? he ebb reduced taxes significantly, ended burdensome regulation and the very things that donald trump did that make the economy precovid record breaking. we had every demographic low unemployment, never happened before. we never paid less for energy and becoming energy independent. you remember those days. i remember those days. kayleigh may not remember those days. but it got that bad. that's how bad it can get. your thoughts. >> i do remember those days. i'll tell you how great donald trump was as president. joe biden, the only thing he's done is undone the greatness of donald trump. look what happened. i listened to your monologue. i hoped that you might tell me one thing that joe biden has done in ninth months positively. nothing. absolutely nothing but destroy the trump legacy. when we talk about jen psaki, we have a great press secretary, kayleigh. you don't hear anything from her. you don't hear anything from the current white house secretary. i don't believe that she's getting information from biden. there's a circle of people running that white house. i'll tell you, america is afraid of one thing. there's an absence of leadership in the white house. we're asking ourselves who is really in charge in the white house. biden doesn't look strong. he looks weak. he's not fearful enough to scare off countries. i don't see anything. >> sean: all right. congratulations. ahead, the biden administration getting ready to reinstate the trump era policy that he once attacked. he's being forced to. we'll check in with the a.g. from arizona, and tom homan. all things border and the disaster that is getting worse every day straight ahead. i'm 75. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharper. i would recommend it to anyone. it absolutely works. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.
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