. >> when she went up against marsha blackburn in tennessee marsha blackburn kick their butts, i likeer songs, my girls love taylor swift but they're not going to follow her to the ends of the earth in terms of where they're going to vote. stuart: marsha blackburn debated taylor swift be met marsha blackburn came after taylor swift in tennessee supporting her opponent and it did nothing to go after marsha blackburn. stuart: thank you jason take a look at the headline of the washington post we bring it to you again it was a standout. falling inflation and rising growth gives the u.s. world's best recovery. steve forbes is with me. i think democrats are going to run with the headline there going to plaster this all over the place but are they right does america have the best recovery? >> it does because the rest of the world is doing so poorly germany is the weakest developed country in the world phenomenal one big reason because her green policies which triple the price of electricity written barely registering growth, japan dead in the water china we know the problems there the reason

i don't know if we have that footage but, senator marsha blackburn, why won't they approve the subpoena request to unseal the night logs? >> we're seeing footage of hillary vaughn here with dick durbin now and asking why we don't subpoena them. he said i know who episeen was but don't nonyl about the issue. how do you not know anything about the issue? this is one of the most notorious sex traffickers we've ever seen and dozens upon dozens of young girls and you'd think a top senator wants answers around this and for whatever reason, he wants to move onto other things now at this point. this whole thing is strange and will continue to debt stranger every time shotgun something else is released. liz: jeff re-epstein was stricted of procuring a child of prostitution in 2008. federal officials allegedly sexually abused and ayred in july 2019 and federal charges for sex trafficking in new york and it's not a good luck for any snout torr saying we're not going to use is for the american people and victims what was going on and they deserve transparency and why not get the flight logs out the

and then senator marsha blackburn will react to that. but first, i want to get something off my chest, talk about a bad idea. something called a fiscal commission coming out of washington, d.c. for some reasons, republicans like texas congressman jod jodey arrington been pushing to get this through. terrible, it is a tax trap. we have the do goofy commissions through the year, paul ryan shared one that would have raised taxes and damage the economy and simpson bowles and way back, george h.w. bush agreed to a tax hike. and projected that tax hikes would yield 159 billion of new revenue then, but they lost 206 billion from economic damage inflicted by the higher taxes. so the net loss 47 billion. didn't help the deficit. bill clinton raised taxes in 1993. cbo estimate later showed weaker economy lost virtually all of the projected revenue increase. and barack obama, he raised ta taxes in 2010 and 2013 then there was a 4 trillion revenue cost because of the economy. did not help t the sit, clinton cut taxes reformed welfare and deficit dis

she did get involved in the guy running against marsha blackburn but she kicked his rear end.rs in the administration and they care about that. last week they said, oh on tiktok they want us to ban liquid natural gas and okay, generation z we will do that for you and screw our allies and ourselves. i don't think the twichlt endorsement will have much effect, the polling will bear that out but they'll be noise and attention for it. >> judge do you think that endorsement help or hurt her more? >> well, that's the first issue i came up with, why would someone as popular as she is alienate? i'm not saying people are going to hate her but why alienate your fans? why put yourself in one area? the other thing is people or biden is assuming if she get involved in this election and she did support joe biden in 2020, it's not unusual for her to get involved in politics and marsha blackburn kicked that guy's butt but that's 10-c but with the young vote of new poll shows that 18 per cent of voters are more likely to back a taylor swift endorsed can dated but 17 percent are less likely to

that vote against it was her decision around going for marsha blackburn's opponent. and it is interesting because i want to ask these conspiracy theorists, are they okay? because literally, they are going after taylor swift versus looking at the policy positions of the republican party instead, they can see why young people and women and lgbtq i april folks would actually support her and understand why she is making this decision. one thing i want to point out is that when she tweeted or posted to instagrammed -- i didn't look on social media -- she posted on national voter registration day, that organization received 35,000+ registrations in one day. she understands her power. that is why she endorsed president biden in 2020, and it is interesting to see these men go crazy over a woman that quite frankly is actually helping the nfl because since her and this -- whether you want to believe it is made up or not relationship -- she has brought millions of dollars to the nfl. it is interesting to see what they're talking about going into the election. >> so, my wife and

she did get involved in the guy who was running against marsha blackburn a few years ago but then marshaked his rear end, it was not a big deal. she does have a lot of instagram followers in the administration is shown they care a lot about that, just last week what did they do? they said on tiktok, they want us to ban liquid natural gas, okay, generation z we will do that for you and screw over all of our allies and ourselves in the process come i don't think the taylor swift endorsement will have much effect i think the polling is also good to bear that out but they could get a lot of noise and attention for it i think she will stay out of it, i really do. >> greg: do think that kind of endorsement helps joe or does it help or hurt her more? >> jeanine: it's the first issue i came up with myself, why would someone as popular as she is alienate -- and i'm not saying it's going to be people are going to hate her but why alienate your famines? they come across from every political ideology, why put yourself in one area? the other mistake is joe biden is assuming if she gets involved in th

turn tennessee senator marsha blackburn. always fabulous to see you. i want to play the sound about this unity business. here's i think it's tim scott in an interview with "breitbart." take a listen, please, ma'am. >> the race is already over. politically speaking and figuratively speaking there are dead people walking. it is time for this republican party to focus only on one person and that is eliminating joe biden by electing donald trump. larry: all right, senator blackburn, dead people walking according to tim scott, an interesting phrase. i'm sure he met it metaphorically but look to you basically this is all over? >> it is so important, larry, that we unite behind president donald trump and make certain that he wins and i am truly delighted to see so many of those who have run against him now coming, standing shoulder to shoulder with him. yes indeed it is time for us to move to the general election phase of this. you know, any dollar that we spend on primary opposition when there is no path for anyone else to get the republican nomination, no p

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i don't remember that in 2018, she went for the candidate against marsha blackburn.n felt that. it would be the dumbest thing a mega superstar could ever do. why would you tell half the country you don't agree with them in this highly polarized time, stay out of it. i am taylor swift, i like this guy, happens to do football for a living, i'm on the stage, that is it. it would be the craziest thing for her to do. president biden is not worth it. if you need taylor swift to get you another four years, that's how bad your first four years have been, you're done, you 're finished, your through. ashley: i want to ask you this. what do you think of president biden's biggest policy failures of his first term so far? brian: number one, afghanistan. he was not warned by any general how bad this would go. the problem was those generals got up and said i told him. general mckenzie, i told him. general austin, i told him. the biggest one is about to happen now with him refusing to act with force on militias in the area and iran at the throat of it all, getting our men and women

she endorsed marsha blackburn's opponent and it didn't work well. you know, yeah, there could be real world consequences. the pizza-gate grifters encouraged people to show up at that pizza restaurant and they did. >> they did. >> it's insanity. many of these same guys six weeks ago were saying taylor swift was a curse to the chiefs because they weren't doing so well at the time. they're just trying to get viral attention and they don't care what the fallout is. it's a realism that's creeped into the right of deeply unserious people. >> it is deeply unserious, but there could be serious implications to that. trump himself has slammed taylor swift when she came out against him in 2018 and he now says, i wish the best for both of them. i hope they enjoy their life, maybe together, maybe not. >> again, how petty is this. you have nothing more to do than worry about taylor swift and who she's dating. at the end of the day, endorsements may not matter. however, one of the thing i remember from the obama campaign, you had all these celebrities encouraging

two senators leading the charge, republican senator marsha blackburn of tennessee and critics of richard blumenthal of connecticut joint is now. senator blackburn, you're going to have the ceos of x, formerly known as twitter, tick-tock, snap, escort, and berg who is meta owns both facebook and other platforms. what you wanted to say? what are you looking for from them? >> jake, what we want them to do is lay out what their plan is to protect children online. and one of the things that senator blumenthal and i have learned through all of the hearings that we have done and the work on kids online safety act is that even though these platforms know there are harms that are happening to children every day, eating disorders, suicide, leading drug dealers, pedophiles, they have chosen not to do anything because children are the product when they are on their platforms. >> senator blumenthal, we have seen the ceo of snap be the first of the script to endorse the kids online safety act. not to mention, anyone watching football this weekend likely saw an instagram add promoting parental controls

here with reaction are tennessee senator, marsha blackburn.ctims is writing a book and showing up in the daily mail, it suggests that bill clinton was there. i guess time will prove that. i am hearing last minute that there might have been a delay. one of the john doe's, quote, claiming that the mention of their name may bring them physical harm. have you heard that, senator? >> we have not heard that, sean. i would expect that that is what is happening. thank you for continuing to bring attention to this issue. you know, this is not a list that anyone wants their name to be on. there are going to be people there on this list that are accused of wrongdoing. they are going to be those on the list who are accusing epstein and maxwell of wrongdoing. there will be people that were witnesses to some of this activity but did not report that activity. so i'm certain that bill clinton and other people are very nervous. they don't want to be on this list. there are people that are going to be a shamed that they are. he is probably one of them. >> sean:

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republican senator marsha blackburn in "focus" next. would like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know there are so many of you who have served your country honorably, whether it's two years, four years, or thirty-two years, like myself. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is your eligibility for a va loan. not 80 percent but 100 percent the value of your home and that's what you can get at newday usa. >> harris: defrocks as is taking care of -- texas is taking care of its business installing more razor wire even though the supreme court said government could cut it down. illegal immigrants using clothing and blankets to crawl across the razor barrier. they don't care. they want to break in. our nation is seeing criminals breaking laws at the border non-stop. border patrol reports more than 96,000 gotaways have escaped into the united states since october 1st. that's 800 a day. wow. republicans are outraged at the u.s. supreme court's decision. texas congressman chip roy says if the sup

stuart: senator marsha blackburn, thank you. >> you got it, thank you, stuart.irst lady jill biden asked if she and the president considered bowing out from the race in 2024. ashley, what did she say? ashley: well, the freedom and democracy the first lady says are on the line and jill biden talking with msnbc who asked her if another campaign maybe just a little too much. take a listen. >> does every part of you once in a while think maybe we bow out? >> you know, that's why i want to go through yet another campaign. because i think as joe says, democracy, our freedoms are what's on the line. so americans have a choice. you know, they can have strong, steady leadership. someone fighting for democracy or they can choose chaos and division. ashley: strong, steady leadership. all right. i'll let you sort that out. but you can expect a lot more of that rhetoric as the biden campaign begins ramping up its public efforts and of course, focusing on democracy and the very risk posed by donald trump. going to hear a lot more of that, stu. stuart: sarcasm is a low form of

here to react is tennessee senator marsha blackburn senator thanks for being here.of this back and forth? what is the state of this deal and what's your stance on it? >> pete, we haven't seen any text or language about the deal i've been very, very solid in my response of i will vote for negative that makes illegal, legal, and the biden administration tries every day to make it illegal immigration legal. this is another way they're saying they want us to say it's okay for 5,000 people to come. it's okay for us to close our borders some days of the year. we are the united states of america. if we want to close our border, we close our border. we should be closing our border. joe biden has all of the authority he needs to close that border. he refuses to do it, an open border is his immigration policy. they're needing to get people into these blue cities because people are fleeing blue cities and blue states and they're moving to places like tennessee and so for the census, they need to bulk up their numbers this is when big city mayors are not saying close the border

here she is talking about why she couldn't support marsha blackburn in that senate race. >> it really is a big deal. he votes against fair pay for v women. he votes against the reauthorization ofhe the violen against women act which is basicallyn protecting us from domestic abuse and stalking -- stalking. he thinks if you'relk a gay peoe or even if you look like a gay people you should beli allowed be kicked out of a restaurant. it's really basic human rights and right or wrong at this point, and i can't see another commercial and see her disguising these policies behind the words tennessee christian values. those aren't tennessee christian values. i live in c tennessee. i am a christian, that's not what we stand for. >> so that is why taylor swift waded into politics, and that is why in 2020 she endorsed joe biden fored president. and as it turns out getting political does not seem to have hurt taylor swift. in the years since she endorsed biden in 2020 taylor swift has gone on what is arguably one of the mosts successful tours eve. all around the globe she is selling out the biggest

bring in senator marsha blackburn. senator, great to have you on. you for joining us this friday evening. your reaction to the news that the supreme court will hear the trump team's appeal of the colorado ban on trump trying to remove trump from the state ballot. what's your reaction? >> i'm pleased the court is going to take this up. i have no doubt they're going to side with president trump in this. we need to get past these ridiculous charges of state officials strioing to deny the people of their state the ability to vote for the candidate of their choice. that's exactly what they're dortmouth trying to do. i thought what hap happened in e was just so absurd, liz, the fact you have minnesota someone, not an attorney and appointed state official and along and says you can't even cast a vote or have your say actor donald trump running for president. elizabeth: but the president today just a few hours ago gave a speech saying "maga republican voters are a threat to democracy". >> and we know this as incorrect. when i talk with tennesseans and what

senator marsha blackburn said this is the beginning.he is not going to stop until all the names are out. other thing to to keep in mind, too. if you looked at allen derby wits last night r.f.k. last week. listen, number one it wasn't me and i could have misidentified him that's alan dershowitz saying that to sean. >> ainsley: he represented jeffrey epstein. >> brian brian i had business with him. did represent him. i do represent tough defendants. other thing to add on r.f.k. jr. my name was on it. he took my family fossil hunting. everyone who cease name on the man's fest okay, guilty. this guy was doing other things. the other thing see about jeffrey epstein, he was giving to a lot of good causes. so in a lot of people's mind they thought this guy is a good guy. is he really rich but he gives to a lot of foundations that could have got them on the plane. >> steve: to that point, brian. his brother, mark epstein spoke to the "new york post" a couple of days ago. he said and we don't have the background and it would be great if jeffrey

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re anyway, here with reaction, tennessee senator marsha blackburn. tennessee, according to one victims who is writing a book and an expert excerpt showine oe up in the daily mail, it suggests that bill clinton wasp there. i guess time will prove that. onm hearin.g last minute that there might have been a delay. one of the john doe's quote ofe claiming that the mention of their name may bring themmi ng tha physical harm, that you heard t, that senator. we have not heard that.at but, sean, i would expect that that is what is happening. and thank you for continuingo at to bring attentiontentio to thit issue. you know, this is not a list a that anyone wants their name to be on. and there are going to be tha people there on this list that are accused of wrongdoing . there are going to be those on the list who are accusing epsteiusinn and maxwell of wrongdoing. witnthere may be people were witnesses to some of this activity, but not report rep that activity. soort that i'm certain that bile clinton and other people are very nervous. list. >> they don't wan

>> brian: marsha blackburn got us to this point. now this. talk about hunter biden. he's really punking his dad, now coming up with a documentary to tell his side of the story about addiction, being a dad and trying to make ends meet. l.a. times describing the hunter biden documentary, it will allow biden the person, father, husband, to be presented without a middle man. sober adult, ongoing criminal investigation. marrs is financing his life. does this help him? >> judge jeanine: it hurting him. the guy had an opportunity to testify before congress, there are democrats and republicans and he snubbed his nose at congress. >> brian: he wanted to go in front of cameras. >> judge jeanine: now his sugar brother, who gave him money, we have a documentary. we have the laptop, e- mails, pictures, the daily drug runs. why is he trying to rehabilitate himself? nobody gives a darn. his father has to be beside himself. joe biden said his son is the smartest man he's ever met. they ought to put him in jail for his tack crimes and gun crimes. >> brian: it is linked to the preside

blackburn and richard blumenthal.hey co-authored the kids online safety act that increases transparency and accountability for social media companies and the pair will ask ceos if they are willing to endorse this bill. mark zuckerberg in particular is disrespecting the american people every single day. >> $20 billion, give me a fraction of it and i will make meta 200 times safer. it is a question of priorities. >> reporter: the one person who's not here is the new ceo of youtube, it will probably come up in this hearing because last night there was a graphic video on youtube of a pennsylvania man who allegedly decapitated his father, very gruesome and that was up for more than 5 hours before was finally taken down so that might come up today. stuart: and tiktok ban in the state. tiktok or other social media. >> an enormous amount of we should be worried about children, harvesting facial recognition data, all keystrokes, log ins, other apps, we know the algorithms are specifically targeting children because children ar

>> marsha blackburn is a champion in this and she is spot on. these are maxwell documents, we want the epstein documents and there are videos. i believe we have enough political will around senator blackburn and people who want justice and a bunch of other congressional members that are now, i think going to press. this is momentum. we're moving in the right direction and we must. the status of sex trafficking in america is out of control and this could be the straw that breaks the camel's back. there is hope, we have momentum here. >> todd: why are senate democrats, in particular, so concerned about what should be relatively public information get being out? why have they circled the wagons against it coming out? you raise a number of questions that need to be questioned. we are just at the beginning of this. thank you for your work and what you do as human trafficking. as the father of two girls, that is all that matters, no bigger issue when it comes to safety. thank you. a convicted criminal leaps across the well there and attacks the judge

blackburn first home she defied and flamed as spectacular. >> laura: she has braa good brd management style. the biden polis can learn from taylor swift. see you tomorrow >> todd: awaiting an update from the pentagon, u.s. response to the drone attack that killed three troops in jordan could come in stages. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we learn the identities of the three army soldiers, two of them were under 25 years old. some are calling for the u.s. to send a direct message to iran immediately. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: pentagon releasing the names of the three soldiers killed in the attack. they were assigned to 718th. sergeant william drone and specialist moffet. the president faces growing calls to take action against iran. >> sounded like the administration has ruled out strikes within iran. >> i appreciate the question, i will not telegraph punches. we are not looking for war with iran, not looking to escalate the tension anymore. everything has been done to deescalate tension. >> did does the administrati

senator marsha blackburn says the president's spending as part of the problem is to negotiate a dealr and government to avoid a shutdown. >> we have to freeze federal spending, federal hiring, and federal salaries and start to get this bureaucracy slammed down. it's too expensive, too much government. the american people cannot afford this. >> the senate voting today on a continuing resolution to kick the can down the road little bit for a short-term fix on this, they are working on the president helping negotiate with a larger spending package. neil: thank you, edward lawrence to charlie gasparino on this, does seem to be a pitch americans aren't receiving. charles: and achievement, americans buy gifts during the christmas holiday. and around christmas. stuart: by touting bidenomics without saying a bidenomics will that make a difference? >> nobody knows what it means. he scores the lowest on the economy. one thing that he does have going for him meaning the president is if the economy does accelerate, that's a huge if in the next year. a lot of people predict a slowdown, maybe nata

i will note that if we look back -- marsha blackburn won that race. nationally, new registrations swift may have driven, over 30,000 new voter registrations in 2018. keep in mind this, she has 280 million instagram followers. why is that important? why are instagram followers important? i want you to look here. 18 to 29 years, where do they get their news from sometimes? television, which we are on right now, just 41%. look at social media, this is where the 18 to 29-year-olds are. 69% sometimes get their news from social media. the idea behind swift, she's really popular, she has a lot of instagram followers. let's get her out there focusing in on joe biden saying, vote for joe biden, because she can reach a large audience where 18 to 29-year-olds get their news. >> the national electorate is different than tennessee. >> very far to the right. medium voter, more

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here is tennessee senator marsha blackburn. >> the president could close the border if he wanted to closell not close the border. we can pass all the laws there are and if they are not going to follow the law, then why are we passing something. >> here is what is in this proposed senate border plan, mandatory detention of all single adults, mandatory shutdown of the border once the average daily migrant encounters hits 5,000. the shutdown would not lift until daily encount canners reduce to less than 3,750 encounters per day and in short here is the plan of how many migrants will be allowed into the u.s. under the senate deal, 150,000 per month and 1.8 million per year. that's about the population of phoenix. president biden reacting in a statement saying, quote, for too long we all know the border has been broken. it's long past time to fix it. what's been negotiated would if passed into law be the toughest and fairest set of reforms to secure the border we've ever had in our country. it would give me as president a new emergency authority to shut down the border when it becomes overwhel

and then senator marsha blackburn will react to that. but first, i want to get something off my chest, talk about a bad idea. something called a fiscal commission coming out of washington, d.c. for some reasons, republicans like texas congressman jody a jodey arrington been pushing to get this through. terrible, it is a tax trap. we have the do goofy commissions through the year, paul ryan shared one that would have raised taxes and damage the economy and simpson bowles and way back, george h.w. bush agreed to a tax hike. and projected that tax hikes would yield 159 billion of new revenue then, but they lost 206 billion from economic damage inflicted by the higher taxes. so the net loss 47 billion. didn't help the deficit. bill clinton raised taxes in 1993. cbo estimate later showed weaker economy lost virtually all of the projected revenue increase. and barack obama, he raised tack taxes in 2010 and 2013 then there was a 4 trillion revenue cost because of the economy. did not help th the sit, clinton cut taxes reformed welfare and defic

here is tennessee senator marsha blackburn. >> the president could close the border if he wanted to closee will not close the border. we can pass all the laws there are and if they are not going to follow the law, then why are we passing something. >> here is what is in this proposed senate border plan, mandatory detention of all single adults, mandatory shutdown of the border once the average daily migrant encounters hits 5,000. the shutdown would not lift until daily encount canners reduce to less than 3,750 encounters per day and in short here is the plan of how many migrants will be allowed into the u.s. under the senate deal, 150,000 per month and 1.8 million per year. that's about the population of phoenix. president biden reacting in a statement saying, quote, for too long we all know the border has been broken. it's long past time to fix it. what's been negotiated would if passed into law be the toughest and fairest set of reforms to secure the border we've ever had in our country. it would give me as president a new emergency authority to shut down the border when it becomes over

blackburn has been trying to get the flight logs released for quite a while so the public can know the extent to what happened in she has accused senate democrats of deliberately trying to derail her efforts to expose who is on the flights that is an issue to me, i think there should be full transparency and i cannot believe this is not become a bipartisan area of consensus. cheryl: it is interesting as somebody that works around wall street and again, jeffrey epstein was a financier, money speaks into her point about the elites especially on wall street whether private planes are private vacations or elaborate dinners this is the name of the game on wall street, epstein was a trafficker and a criminal in a horrible depraved person. at the same time when you have names like bill gates, of course they are used to being handed free trips, there used to being spoiled like this, i want to be clear that bill clinton, these people were not accused of wrongdoing but i think it dredged up the fact of how they read a rounded attitude and that's a problem. >> people with private jets tend to han

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here is tennessee senator marsha blackburn. >> the president could close the border if he wanted to closewill not close the border. we can pass all the laws there are and if they are not going to follow the law, then why are we passing something. >> here is what is in this proposed senate border plan, mandatory detention of all single adults, mandatory shutdown of the border once the average daily migrant encounters hits 5,000. the shutdown would not lift until daily encount canners reduce to less than 3,750 encounters per day and in short here is the plan of how many migrants will be allowed into the u.s. under the senate deal, 150,000 per month and 1.8 million per year. that's about the population of phoenix. president biden reacting in a statement saying, quote, for too long we all know the border has been broken. it's long past time to fix it. what's been negotiated would if passed into law be the toughest and fairest set of reforms to secure the border we've ever had in our country. it would give me as president a new emergency authority to shut down the border when it becomes overwh

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blackburn.hink she has turned a new leaf. now this new era of her life would travis kelce spending time in kansas city around regular folks. i don't think she will hitch your wagon to joe biden and the democratic because. she might be more liberal. i tend to believe she is. i don't think she will pick a loser. i don't think she wants to be tied to joe biden. i don't think he excites her are excites anybody. i don't think we will see this big conspiracy of her endorsing joe at the super bowl. i don't think that will happen. taylor swift is smarter than many give her credit for. she will probably shut up about politics. that's the best thing we can ask for. >> it would be smart on our part. no one will take advice from me. i've tried to give a lot of people advice. people don't listen to me. >> it's interesting. to me the biggest news out of this is the fact that the biden administration and campaign is so desperate for any kind of good news at all that they are willing to float the idea that mayb

blackburn, a moment she talked about in her netflix documentary, ms.ricana, saying she has to be on the right side of history. and she didn't stop there. in 2019, swift wholly denounced her alt-right fan base, telling rolling stone, there's literally nothing worse than white supremacy. it's repulsive. there should be no place for it. and in 2020, she lashed out at trump for his rhetoric against protesters following the killing of george floyd. tweeting that trump has been stoking the fires of white supremacy and racism his entire presidency. and not too long after, she endorsed joe biden and kamala harris. since then, she has encouraged her massive fan base to vote, forming a partnership with vote.org which registered more than 35,000 voters after swift posted on social media in september. and we all know there's nothing that scares republicans more than eligible voters actually voting in elections. but now, ahead of another likely trump versus biden election, conservatives are throwing anything at the wall to justify their hatred of swift. fox seems t

. >> when she went up against marsha blackburn in tennessee, she kicked their butts. my family loves taylor swift but they aren't following her to the ends of the earth. >> the reason the economy is doing so well is government spending. how long can you capacity that up? ask argentina when eventually that leads you. you know i work all day to get your money to buy a thing ♪ stuart: that's the beatles. hey, look at that. midtown manhattan is still deserted. lauren: you just asked me if i was alive to remember this song. stuart: yes, and you weren't alive, were you? lauren: otherwise i look really good, if i was. stuart: it is 11:00 eastern time on this monday, january 29. check the markets, please. not that much price movement today. we've got all these big earnings reports coming up later in the week and i surveillances that's putting a lid on price movement dow is down 30, nasdaq is up 13 that's it. show me big tech. these are people who are going to be reporting this week. i've got meta, microsoft, amazon up, alphabet down slightly and the 10 year treasury yield hav

donald trump says he does not support a tennessee senator marsha blackburn. >> the president could closep border if he wanted to close the border. he will not close the border. we can pass all of the laws there are. and if they are not going to follow the law then why are we passing something? what sears was in the proposed senate border plan. mandatory contention of all single adults come up mandatory shutdown of the border once the average daily migrant encounters it's a 5000 the shutdown would not lift until daily encounters reduce to less than 3007 or 50 and count in short here's a plan and how many migrants to be allowed into the u.s. under the senate deal 150,000 per month 1.8 million per year that's about the population of phoenix. president biden ranting and statements" for too long we all know the border has been broken it is long past time to fix it. what has been negotiated would, if passed into low be the toughest and fairest set of reforms to secure the border we have ever had in our country. it would give me as a president a new emergency authority to shut down the border w

here she is talking about why she couldn't support marsha blackburn in that senate race. >> it really is a big deal to me. she votes against fair pay for women. he votes against the reauthorization of the violence against women act, which is just basically protecting us from domestic abuse. stalking, stalking! she thinks that if you are a gay couple, or even if you look at the gay couple you should be allowed to be kicked out of a restaurant. it's basic human rights in its right and wrong at this point. i can't see another commercial and see her disguising with these policies behind tennessee christian values. i live in tennessee, i'm christian. that's not what we stand for. that's right hala schiff waited in the politics. that's why in 2020 she endorsed joe biden for president. and as it turns out, getting political doesn't seem to have her tail shift. taylor swift has gone on what is arguably one of the most successful tours ever. all around the globe, she is selling at the biggest venues imaginable. her concerts are so popular the federal reserve said that her tour boosted the nati

senator marsha blackburn, gianno called well, "the faulkner focus" top of the hours. >> bill: there isy cups. now it's turning criminal. a woman was arrested in california accused of stealing $2,500 worth of viral tombler. she was caught at the traffic stop after taking them from a store. i would say check perino's suitcase as she leaves new hampshire. just to make sure. >> dana: i could barely get it closed. i didn't take anything, don't worry. the stanley cup. i thought it was for hockey. i don't know what's going on. >> bill: the mind is in dana's sports. >> dana: i got my mind in gear. i want to talk to this guy. president biden's cancellation of the keystone pipeline led to the loss of thousands of jobs. our next guest was one of those workers who lost his job and saying this i had a job in a keystone xl until biden fired me. he is bugsy allen. you said if presidents will go after us for political reasons and ignore the damage to the national economy and our security, then we should all be worried. what did you want the message to be from this piece? >> well, i tell you right now,

blackburn to reveal flight makers that are available and we have to remember big banks, jp morgan, deutscheein under allegations that they were financing his activities. where are the bank records? what could those tell us are we ever going to see those? cheryl: we talked about that earlier, there's a lot of bank executives that likely don't want more of these allegations to resurface. >> if there is more information to come out, it needs to come out. all of this stuff has been under lock and key for way too long. we knew january 6th conspirators within a day of that happening. this has been under lock and key. but again, just to kind of reiterate what we've talked about earlier, if your name's on this list, it's very disturbing and suspicious but it's not incriminating by any means. cheryl: i think too, the other question here is going to be especially for bill clinton, this resurfaced. this has been going on -- we've know about his relationship with jeffrey epstein. this is an election year. the democrats are going to need bill clinton to go out and there and give speeches and raise money

blackburn. >> the president could close that border if he wanted to close the border. he will not close the border we can pass all of the laws and if they're not going follow the then, then why are we passing something? >> here's a breakdown of what's in this senate border bill mandatory shut down and migrant encounters hits 5,000, shut down also take effect if there are 8500 migrant encounters in a single day shutdown would not lift until daily encounters reduced under 75% of the 5,000 threshold for at least two weeks you've got that griff. mandatory detention of all single adults all migrants don't have valid claims can be immediately removed and any migrant call trying to cross twice during the shut down phase would be banned from entering the u.s. for one year. now here's a simpler version of it migrants that would be allowed into the country under deal 150,000 per month 1.8 million per year. that's about the size of phoenix, now president biden reacting in a statement saying, quote, for too long we all knew the borders been broken it is long past tile to fix it. w

right after that scene, taylor swift endorsed a democratic competitor to republican marsha blackburn in the tennessee senate race. miss swift knew that she could lose fans over that decision. but this wasn't about popularity. and it wasn't because democratic deep state -- she got political because, it seems, she actually cared about the issues. there she is talking about why she couldn't support marshall blackburn in that senate race. >> it really is a big deal. he votes against their paper, against the reauthorization of the violence against women act, which is just basically protecting us from domestic abuse and stalking. stalking. she thinks that if you're a gay couple or even if you look like a gay couple you should be allowed to be kicked out of a restaurant. it's really basic human rights and it's right and wrong at this point and i can't see another commercial and see her disguising these policies behind the words tennessee christian values. those are in tennessee christian values. i live in tennessee. i am a christian. that's not what we stand for. >> so that is why taylor sw

tennessee senator marsha blackburn writes this on x, fani willis' alleged romantic partner, special prosecutordinating with the white house while building the political prosecution of president trump, all on the taxpayer dime. we're also learning a prosecutor on smith's team discouraged the fbi from investigating the clinton foundation. a lot is coming out, mr. chairman, about the people who are trying to take donald trump down. can you assess this? >> yeah. well, we're particularly interested in this news that just broke yesterday that looks like nathan wade was at the white house working on this case and doing so on, you know, on fani willis' dime. what kind of coordination was going on there? who were they talking to? and we want to investigate that to see if that actually happened and, if so, who, in fact, was he talking to in the white house, and was it about this case, this ridiculous case by fani willis against trump and a bunch of other folks there in georgia? this is something we're looking at. the news broke two nights a ago about the romantic relationship, supposedly, that's going o

taylor swift made so much money this year, i think she could afford to buy marsha blackburn and makehat's what i'd like to see. >> apparently her romance with travis actually, according to the daily mail, produced 138 tons of carbon dioxide emissions in three months. should have to plant 2200 trees to offset the damage. >> go fix that. >> i want your elon musk take before we go to break. >> i have a slightly nuanced view. obviously, he in some ways, in many ways, is a business genius. he's extraordinarily powerful. i worry about his stability as a human being. and where that takes us ultimately. >> and the power that he has. >> he is -- remembering contact, the movie with jody foster? her character, who had that multinational reach. elon musk is that guy. who can do things that government can't do. >> he can't, but he's also chased away more sponsors than and addicted at 94. >> that's a very obscure reference. [laughter] >> not in the comedy world. >> but we keep looking at twitter as his core business, that might be his public facing business. but when you think about the power of s

and in her documentary, she did joe doce rather nasty thingsorr to say about my senator, marsha blackburn >> but, sean, i thinshk she's turned a new leaf. i think now this new era of her life with travis kelcew this n some time in kansas city around regular folks, i don't think she's going to hitch her wagon to joe biden or the democrat cause she might be more liberaln and, you know, i tend to believe she probably is, but i don't think she's going to pick a loser. t think that shetied to wants to be tied to joe biden. i don't think that he excites her. i don't think he excitesink he anybody. wil so i don't think we're going to see this big conspiracy of her endorsing, joe, at the super bowl. i don't think that's going to happen. i think taylor swift is smarter than man. y give credit for.bl and my money is that she's probably going to shut up about politics. and i thiny shut up abouk that'e thing we can ask for. >> i think it would be smart parto one's going of to take advice from me. charlie, i've tried to give a lot of people advice. a lot of people don't listen to mople advpeople de. >

. >> reporter: senators chris coons and marsha blackburn are drafting a bipartisan bill dubbed the noould protect the voice and visual likeness of artists and hold individuals, companies and platforms liable for replicating performances without permission. >> the no fakes act would take lessons from lots of existing state laws that create essentially a private right to be protected from the misuse of your image or your voice or your likeness and turn it into a national standard. ♪ >> reporter: earlier this year, an unauthorized a.i.-generated song featuring drake and the weeknd garnered millions of views before it was taken down. ♪ but a final song endorsed by the surviving kbaetdles became a chart topper when a.i. software was used to refurbish a demo by the late john lennon. >> we want to make sure it's done in a fair way. >> reporter: for jam and lewis, nothing beats the original. >> if you were to encapsulate this moment and your message in a song right now, how would it go? >> i'm only human. of flesh and blood i am. i'm only human. >> born to make mistakes. >> reporter: no remak