Driving Down Biden News Today

>> dana: hello, everyone. i am dana perino, my ear just got blown out but i am all right. im here with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, greg gutfeld, its 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ all right, the house set to vote any minute on making the impeachment inquiry into president biden official as his son claims maga republicans are targeting him and his family. enter biden showing up on capitol hill this morning and divinely ducking the closed-door deposition ...

I say potential because all of these goods wont move by themselves. >> reporter: all part of a dash to ease a crunch thats disrupted goods up and down the supply chain around the world. critical piece of pandemic-driven interconnected economic issues serving as an anvil weighing down bidens robust goals. consumer prices jumped more than expected as americans pay more for meat, eggs, milk, homes, gas and electricity. >> the fact that a lot of these issues are not as simple as a one-sentence expla...

Process and break the logjam by pushing unions to work around the clock to unload 3500 extra containers every week. biden wants to do this for at least three months. lets discuss with cnns business editor at large richard quest and a global business columnist and associate editor at the financial times. thanks for joining me. bidens goal, 3500 additional containers processed each week is a total of 42,000 extra over the next three months. is that going to make enough of a difference? >> you know...

Business for the stretch that it was closed. >> a lot of people say its overdue. americans were crossing but we werent allowing canadians and mexicans in. obviously thats big news and has just changed. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >> it turns out the great toilet paper shortage of 2020 may have been just the beginning. "the lead" starts right now. moments ago, president biden announcing new measures to try to keep everyday items on the store shelves as necessities suddenly bec...

Becomes the oldest person in space. hes telling us what it felt like. hes a rocket man. welcome to "the lead." im jake tapper. we begin with breaking news in our money lead. president biden just announced new measures to try to fix a global supply chain crisis. the moves are in partnership, he says, with companies such as walmart, target and home depot. its an effort to relieve backlogs that are threatening holiday shopping season and the nations economic recovery. gas, milk, rent, kids shoes ...

Another crisis. >> today we have some good news. well help speed up the delivery of goods all across america. >> reporter: facing mounting disruptions and a very real threat to holiday shopping -- >> with the holidays coming up, you might be wondering if gifts you plan to buy will arrive on time. >> reporter: -- president biden rallying the private associate to directly take to widespread supply chain bottlenecks. f. the private sector doesnt step up well call them out and ask them to act. >> re...

The president focused on one piece of that ajnda. the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill saying it would be critical to dealing with supply chains making them more resilient in the long term. the white house officials have been exceedingly cautious about make anything guarantees or predictions related to solutions in the short term. they are keenly aware this is a supply train driven largely by the private sector. interconnected globally. and one official told me you cant just flip a switch and t...

Results of coming out of the pandemic and realizing all the things weve either pushed off or ignored or couldnt be bothered with, a good example. you saw the statistic about the number of americans that have changed jobs. theyve decided, im not going to stay with that job. im going to go somewhere else. jake, its dealing with these systemic -- the supply chain will solve itself in a relatively short time, months or whatever. but the bigger systemic issues of labor, of commerce, of how we go abou...