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  Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg speaks with Nicolle Wallace about the joys of becoming a new father, the Biden Administration’s push for federally mandated paid family leave, and how both he and the President are working tirelessly to mitigate recent supply chain delays in ports across the country Supply chain disruptions across the U.S. have left shelves empty as the crucial holiday shopping period approaches. President Biden announced Wednesday that the Ports of Los Angeles will remain open for 60 extra hours per week to feed in shipments to which "Special Report" host Bret Baier asked Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, "Is it too little, too late?"  "The president said this has the potential to be a game-changer," Buttigieg said. "It’s going to have to be part of a number of steps." "A lot of things have to go right but the announcement that these ports would go 24/7, that’s a big part of it." The secretary r...

"We are also working...with the private sector players who own and operate most of US supply chains to find ways to ease the bottlenecks" U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg faced criticism on social media Wednesday after appearing to make light of the possibility that the supply chain issue could impact Christmas gift-giving. He was asked during an interview with CNN about the millions of Americans who celebrate the approaching holiday and the possibility that there could be a supply shortage for various goods and presents. "I think there have always been two kinds of Christmas shoppers," he said. "There’s the ones who have all their list completed by Halloween, and then there’s people like me who show up at the mall on Christmas Eve…if you’re in that latter bucket, obviously there’s going to be more challenges."

" We need answers "  Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg comments on the deadly strike by US forces that killed Iran's top military leader. Mayor Pete Buttigieg said that Soleimani was “not a good guy” who has led “countless operations against American interests, American allies, and American citizens.” He’s said that “bad guy” bit in particualr several times over the last few days, in order to then say basically “but even so bad Trump do bad.” That just because he was bad doesn’t mean Trump’s move was good. On Sunday on CNN he made the same basic arguments, but under questions from Jake Tapper rather than just pontificating from a town hall podium, and so he put some extra meaning into it. As you’ll see in the  two  clips below. He told Tapper, for example, that Soleimani “was a bad figure. He has American blood on his hands. None of us should shed a tear for his death. But just because he deserved it, doesn’t mean it was the right strategic move.”...