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house. >> whereabouts a mystery. ashley: braming democrats for inability to pass police reform. >> they want to defund the police. we want to refund the police because public safety is job one. [cheers] >> the cup is back in the united states hands. [chanting u.s.a.] ♪ ♪ ainsley: beautiful shot of milwaukee this morning in wisconsin known for their breweries. they have the harley-davidson museum there where you can go and see all-his hog there. steve: right. ainsley: close to where the ryder cup took place this weekend and america won. will: wisconsin home the nba
bill which passed the senate overwhelmingly. i think. ainsley: for bridges. steve: actual infrastructure. 69-30. it passed in august. the problem is priority. because the super progressives want them to vote on the $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill, which is not really for infrastructure. it's more social stuff. 1.2. they are at loggerheads. nancy didn't have the vote so she is full although she says it could happen later this week. ainsley: they have to vote by thursday to prevent a government shut down. will: you know this entire society, our culture, our lives for the past two years has been driven by fair. amazing what you do when you inject fear into a pop plus. you will turn to the government for anything. turn for help no senator what it my be or cost. $3.5 trillion it reshapes our relationship amongst each other and the government. mark levin by the way was talking about this and this idea that the government can pay for
>> what idea? a guy with a british accent doing american built? is that what you love? [laughter] be i am an american citizen. and i'm looking back over american history as the most extraordinary feats of engineering we did all those years ago to open this up remarkable society. alcatraz was just a rock in the middle of san francisco bay. then there was the earthquake. the sheriff didn't know where to put all the convicts hazily put them on the rock and built a prison around them. that's america. steve: that's the theme of 200 movies as well. stuart, thank you very much. we are going to be watching tonight american built 9:00 p.m. and watching him on fox business. are. steve: scoop on hunter biden's email confirmed by politico. iel,
steve u.s. ports on both coasts facing a cargo crisis as staffing shortages strand many ships offshore. they can't get unloaded. this as fedex admits to re-routing more than 600,000 packages a day due to the lack of manpower. so what does this supply chain crunch mean for you? let's talk to the host of varney and company american built on fox business. stuart varney. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. i will tell what you exactly it means to all of us, order your holiday gifts now because the supply chain problems will not go away. in fact, they might get worse. that's the bottom line here, steve from, all these ships backed up at or ports. the lack of drivers for trucks. the lack of people to stock the warehouses shelves, et cetera, et cetera. that is a supply chain problem. it's inflationary and it's not going away. steve: stuart, is this related still to the fact that so many people decided they would rather
and just like tv there was an edit, fake news. live on tv and it made, you know, look bad. ainsley: try it for us. lawrence: all right. i gotcha. let me get my corn bag right here. steve: you don't want to do it? >> oh. lawrence: i get one more time. oh, okay. whatever. basketball is my sport. basketball is my sport. okay? steve: maybe new a basketball and tried to hit it. that is a large. ainsley: you gate participation. will: i can attest lawrence can play hoops but not throw baseball. lawrence: did i beat will ghan a wheelchair there is that. will: we were both in wheelchairs but you did beat me. lawrence: you never hit the basket though. will: i don't remember. i will see you, lawrence. steve: live from the state fair down in texas. will: go to ashley strohmier who
are they getting vaccinated mayorkas says they are following protocols. it they are not getting tested they don't have to do that. steve: only if they have symptoms. ainsley: that brings us to the next topic which mandates do you have to get vaccinated. live in new york and work for the federal government or hospital system you have to have at least one shot by today or you stand to get fired. you are definitely not going to be able to work. you might even get fired that effects as of last week 16% of all off of our hospital workers, 15% of nursing home employees are refusing to get the shot. steve: big number 94,000 workers in new york state are going to get fired today because that is the mandate. the teachers were supposed to get shots but they have appealed and currently three judge panel is considering their appeal. so, they don't have to get the shot. but, nonetheless, what's going to happen in the hospitals and the nursing homes when later today people who said for a variety of reasons, whatever
here than going to see it for himself and we did not get a firm answer. will: it was condescending and defending answer she gave you what would you expect him to do, peter, at the border. >> i wouldn't necessarily say that. will: i would. >> we are not getting information. like, there are people across the country but especially in the border sectors who want to know why is it that when there is a crisis, for example, like a hurricane or a wildfire and the president will go, show up to find out what the people on the ground need. and he will do that, but not this. steve: you are right. peter, why did they send kamala harris to el paso to see it with other own eyes. why did as a senator why did joe biden go iraq or afghanistan? to see it with his own two eyes. but apparently he doesn't need to see this with otherwise own two eyes. >> right, zeal a couple bites at the apple this week we will get to the bottom of it.
it's up in the air. you have to search. they had to try. they had to do that with that kind of lead like that, a picture. steve: and, dog, this is personal to you. because you lost a daughter who was about the same age as gabby, i think, back in 2006. >> yeah. my daughter katy was exactly the same age when she was killed in a car accident. so, i kind of know what it feels like and it's the saddest thing. and catching this guy will not bring that much justification. but it will make sure he doesn't do it again. steve: yeah. i understand you want to try to catch him, apprehend him before his birthday when he turns 24, and that would be in the middle of november. >> yes, sir. we try to set a date like that. again, we are getting a lot of leads. steve, what i like and you know how i am, i would like all the christians out there to start
number, in 2014, in 2010. this is nothing new. steve: what we have figured out and apparently over the last week or so there have been up to 17,000, it could have been 20,000. who knows. ainsley: they were saying 30,000 at the beginning of september at one point. steve: unbelievable. the only number we know for sure is that 100 were deported because they were flown back to haiti. 1400 out of, what? 15, 16, 17,000 in the reason the administration last week would not tell us the number is because half the country would like to see more people deported. the other half of the country would like to see no people deported. that's why they didn't answer. then it became flood sorry secretary mayorkas. it became a flood. people had to know. they cleared that place out because there was a black lives matter protest i believe later today. they didn't want any of those structures, temporary houses and whatnot showing in public. ainsley: we keep hearing if they're released in the u.s. are they going to show up for court
now, facebook's head of research releasing the company's own report it says, in part. quote suggesting that instagram is toxic for teens is simply not backed by the facts. and u.s. beats to europe take home the ryder cup. [chanting u.s.a.] en. ashley: the crowd cheering on the youngest team in u.s.a. ryder cup history handed europe its worse lost ever at 19-9. and those are your headlines, guys. steve: do you know what, ashley? every time there is a big play and at the very beginning the chants of u.s.a., u.s.a., star-spangled banner people singing. what a weekend. ainsley: very patriotic. will: really cool to have the ryder cup back home. ainsley: how many of you skipped church to watch the ryder cup? i think my parents did church at home. will: no one is going to answer your question by the way.