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Text of their big social spending bill at a contentious witching hour meeting of the house rules committee. nobody will tell me how much this bill spends. under $2 trillion. under $2 trillion. thank you. wasn t that hard. democrats are forging ahead with their agenda despite the tuesday election results. g.o.p. argues democrats didn t get the memo. yeah, i think that the country is rooting for the build back better package and don t bet against america here. the bill has no final price tag. that was a sticking point among some moderate democrats. g.o.p. wants a cost from the congressional budget office. makes no sense to me that we need to hurry up and pass this bill for it to just sit until ....
Month. come on, man, this isn t too fast, it is too slow. dana: my last question for you. so bill clinton had john podesta that helped him get things through and you could say president obama had joe biden to help him go to capitol hill and to do that. do you think there needs to be somebody designated, do you think it s kamala harris, somebody to help drive for them and help sell what you are trying to say here, get away from the numbers and try to sell the policy? i think that s why you saw the president go up to the hill. the president has the best relationships of anyone. he was a senator for three decades. this is his job and he has acknowledged that and why he has come to the hill and on the phone today making the case to his moderates. dana: we ll see if they get it done and see what s in the bill. bill: just to be clear on the speed, jim. ....
Reported missing. the call he says was in regards to her boss jason sugarman in 2019 he was charged with securities fraud. we should mention this is one of the thousands of missing person cases out there. according to the department of justice 600,000 people go missing every year while some are found fairly quickly, tens of thousands of those incidents become cold cases as many families seeking answers and closure across the country. dana: i m glad nancy grace is on top of it. bill: strange stuff. you leave a football game early. you don t see that from a mother. dana: you want to see it until the end. bill: we ll win, right? dana: we ll stay on top of that for all of you and have a little more on that in the next hour. high drama on the hill as house democrats struggle to advance the president s massive spending agenda. house leaders holding floor votes today but not a done deal yet. welcome to a new hour of ....
dana: some republican governors are suing president biden over the federal vaccine mandate that requires businesses with more than 100 employees to get their workers vaccinated by january 4th or face possible fines. south dakota governor kristi noem. america versus joe biden or joe biden versus america. several governors and states. we will see him in court and we will win. dana: fines could amount to nearly $14,000 for serious offenses. still unclear how to police that and collect the fines. bill: a big story early january and on. this now from this past week. roll this. ....
Trillion. bill: they are on the clock now. the bill hasn t come to the floor. dana: we re watching that and also this. the october jobs report is out this morning and shows employers stepped up their hiring adding 531,000 jobs. that s the most since july. fox business s ed lawrence is live in washington we re looking at that strong jobs report. you mentioned 531,000 jobs added overall but 604,000 of those jobs were added back in the private sector, the government sector that lost 73,000 jobs and under capitalism system it is what you want to see. the last time the unemployment rate was below 4.6% was in march of 2020. now, in this report wages are up 4.9% and that s what the federal reserve is looking at, but not enough. inflation is up 5.4%. so here is the fed chairman s comments on wednesday as we still hold. now, in real terms they ve ....