rich. >> rich: how much fun.t, vivek ramaswamy pulling ad buys ahead of the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primary. his campaign says he's reaching out in other ways, but could it be a sign it's on life support. the panel next. >> jonathan: "new york times" is suing over chatbots. what the suit is claiming of the defendants, next. sleep more deeply. and wake up rejuvenated. with purple's new mattresses fall asleep 20% faster have less aches and pains and sleep uninterrupted. visit purple.com or a store near you. >> rich: 2024 presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy pulling all television ad buys across new hampshire and iowa. his campaign claims it's reaching out to voters in other ways. a strategy or response to limited funds and rapid decline in the polls. bring in fox news senior political analyst juan williams, and matt gorman. thank you for joining us today. look at the polls. in new hampshire, you've got the former president donald trump up on the field, nikki haley, chris christie, and iowa, trump leading

rich? >> rich: chad pergram.ou. >> let's get reaction to this story tonight from townhall.com managing editor spencer brown. you know, spencer, here's the stat it radio here. 70% of federal employees still working from home, more than two-thirds of federal moiees are still teleworking at least occasionally even as calls for in-person work have pushed agency leaders to reconsider their pandemic work era policies include according to an annual survey conducted by the office of personnel management. should we care about this? >> well, yeah, i mean everything the federal government is doing is ultimately at the expense of the american taxpayer so it's not just a case of a company maybe not utilizing work space well it's a case of the taxpayers are playing to keep all these offices cleaned, heated, air conditioned, all these things the lights are on but nobody's using them that's a huge waste and at a time of polarized funding, it's a really easy way to look at it and say if you're not using 70% of your office space o

rich? >> rich: william la jeunesse thank you.ears' long lawsuit challenging the trump administration border policy. they accused separating families at the u.s.-mexico border. at the settlement, the first announced in october. today a judge verbally granted approval. up next, filmmaker bernard levy talks with bret baier about his new documentary on the ukraine war. and, later, the panel reacts to the new tax charges against hunter biden. ♪ ♪ plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi i'm playing with clearer skin. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. with skyrizi, nothing on my skin means everything! ♪ nothing is everything ♪ ask your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. i'm sarah escherich, i'm the life enrichment director at independence villa

rich. >> rich: katie, thank you.r's wave right now, a massive migrant caravan is headed towards our southern border, around 6,000 people from central america, venezuela and cuba making the journey through mexico, marking the largest caravan in more than a year. hello, i'm rich edson. >> jonathan: i'm jonathan hunt. special edition of "america reports". calling it an exodus from poverty, reflecting the reality many migrants tell our fox reporters on the scene they are here seeking jobs, not political asylum. the group is still in southern mexico but border agents are already overwhelmed. 35,000 encounters at the southern border over the long christmas weekend. >> rich: we expect all of this to be on the agenda when secretary of state antony blinken, dhs secretary mayorkas meet with mexico's president but critics say the trip to mexico is only driven by optics. tom homan is standing by. >> jonathan: but first william live here in l.a., numbers up and up and u

hi, grady. >> hi, rich.nce with those big city mayors came on the same day that the biden administration officials were in mexico meeting with the country's president. didn't get any specifics from homeland 60s alejandro mayorkas or secretary state anthony bli blinken. most of the details are coming from mexican president obrador. he says the two sides agree to open rail crossings that had been closed because of the surge of migrants. interestingly, he says fentanyl hardly came up. the two sides agreed to meet again here in d.c. next time in january. critics of the biden administration doubt mayorkas' characterization of the meeting as very productive. >> it's a check the box smoke and mirrors, hey, let's pretend we're doing something, we're talking to individuals. really no solutions. i don't see that they fix anything. >> we have no strength. they know it. they went for a photo op. the policies have not changed. >> you mentioned the mayors of new york and chicago. they want president biden to send them mor

i'm jonathan hunt in los angeles. >> rich: rich edson in new york. john and sandra have the day of o. u.s. bases in the middle east remain on high alert after a drone attack injured three service members. biden administration said the strategy is aimed at preventing a widening war, but critics say it could get worse. >> my fear is one of these days we are going to wake up and one of these missiles has actually gotten through and caused a catastrophic attack on one of our bases, or on one of our ships. and that is going to be squarely on joe biden's hands. r >> jonathan: the president is in the u.s. virgin islands for vacation. why won't the administration take a harder line against iran, funding and arming rebel groups all across the region? we'll ask former deputy national security adviser victoria coates. >> rich: lucas tomlinson is travelling with the president in st. croix. do we expect to hear from the president today? >> the white house called a lid, means you will not see him later today. he was asked a question about the southern border at an

and how the super rich are super climate centers. we welcome you to made georgia bellows business magazine. when it comes to the green transformation, the distance between here and there can seem immense and businesses are often the bad guys. they are the ones pumping out the most carbon emissions. but that's often a little too simple. after all replacing fossil fuels with renewables is inherently difficult and expensive. just look at green hydrogen. one of the most hyped clean energy solutions in recent years. but they're also natural occurrences of hydrogen, also known as white hydrogen. finding them however, is difficult. now some startups or giving it a go hydrogen, simply hidden deep in the earth ending huge quantities. underground deposits are believed to exist all over the world. and that's why i told jen is more or less well we've, i've never, i've drilled could naturally occurring hydrogen be the sustainable el dorado we need for our energy supply. hydrogen can be used to fuel vehicles as an alternative to diesel and gasolin

rich? >> rich: dan springer, thanks very much. let's bring in the president of bo wave, former executive assistant director john -- thanks for joining us this evening. i want to begin with what seattle and san francisco are doing right and what more do they need to do? what do you think? >> so i think they are doing what law enforcement does really well, which is targeting the network. that's what they are going after, and, as the report stated they are going after their biggest violators. however, law enforcement and their prosecutors have to continue to enforce the laws that are on the books and hold people accountable so we'll see how this trend continues. >> rich: josh, we saw with the beginning and through the pandemic such a focus on retail crime. why was that it we saw such a spike, these flash mobs and brazen attacks throughout the country? >> rich, i think the reason was, one, the coverage, people thought it was easy. and there was little consequence. and frankly, law enforcement was focused elsewhere. we saw huge spikes

now rich charles with batteries have become a more common site. in fact, more than half of all rituals registered last year were electric. putting india well ahead of us appears. it's hard to tell at 1st glance, but batteries are located, denise being on sign feet is electric. rick shaw is a real treasure for him. sign by signing my electric, rick shaw. this is like, got a slack for me for me as it helps me earn a living. and i think it's my duty to take care of it daily. more and more make sean drivers are choosing to do without dirty diesel, as indians population is growing rapidly, especially in the cities. experts estimate that traffic alone could double by 2050 and with it picks off pounds. there are still millions of diesel powered to wheelers on india's roads. still the market for electric vehicles in india is booming. almost $730000.00 electric to wheelers were sold in the last fiscal year. the figure was little more than $250000.00 a year earlier. experts say there are several reasons for this. so it could be 2 feet, major of reasons, rea

while the rich is one percent comes to a whopping $105.00 tons for the richest of the rich in germany. about 800 people. it's almost $12000.00 tons. a carbon emissions are just one more thing separating the wealthy from the poor. a division that could be a good thing or a bad thing. what is well, what influences our attitude towards money and the few really, really rich people whether you make a lot of money, what you don't make a lot of money is on you that the connect as part of the dispute is coming from the god edition in our language wealth has a rather negative connotation, which is absurd because most people want to become rich. many americans still believe in the american dream. anyone can be successful in india, successes, reserve press select, few and in germany. wealth often has a negative connotation. the world super rich live above all and the us where else the country has 700. 35 billionaires followed by in china with 490. 5 more and more billionaires are also living in india. there are now $169.00, and comparatively small in germany. there are still 126 and in russia 10

while the rich is one percent comes to a whopping $105.00 tons for the richest of the rich in germany. about 800 people. it's almost $12000.00 tons. a carbon emissions are just one more thing separating the wealthy from the poor. a division that could be a good thing or a bad thing. what is well, what influences our attitude towards money and the few really, really rich people whether you make a lot of money, what you don't make a lot of money is on you that the connect as part of the dispute is coming from the god initial in our language wealth has a rather negative connotation, which is absurd because most people want to become rich. many americans still believe in the american dream. anyone can be successful in india, successes, reserve press select, few and in germany. wealth often has a negative connotation. the world super rich live above all and the us where else the country has 700. 35 billionaires followed by in china with 490. 5 more and more billionaires are also living in india. there are now 169th and comparatively small germany. there are still 126 and in russia 105 no m

and how the super rich are super climate centers. we welcome you to made georgia bellows business magazine. when it comes to the green transformation, the distance between here and there can seem immense, and businesses are often the bad guys. they are the ones pumping out the most carbon emissions. but that's often a little too simple. throughout replacing fossil fuels with renewables is inherently difficult and expensive. just look at green hydrogen. one of the most hyped clean energy solutions in recent years. but they're also natural occurrences of hydrogen, also known as white hydrogen. a finding them however, is difficult. now some startups are giving it a go hydrogen, simply hidden deep in the earth ending huge quantities. underground deposits are believed to exist all over the world. and that's what i told jen is more or less well we, i've never worked really good naturally occurring hydrogen be this sustainable el dorado. we need for our energy supply. hydrogen can be used to fuel vehicles as an alternative to diesel and gas

while the rich is one percent comes to a whopping $105.00 tons for the richest of the rich in germany. about 800 people. it's almost $12000.00 tons. a carbon emissions are just one more thing separating the wealthy from the poor. a division that could be a good thing or a bad thing. what is well, what influences our attitude towards money and the few really, really rich people whether you make a lot of money, what you don't make a lot of money is on you that the cabinets as part of the dispute is coming from the guard industry in our language wealth has a rather negative connotation, which is absurd because most people want to become rich. many americans still believe in the american dream. anyone can be successful in india, success as reserve, press select few and in germany. wealth often has a negative connotation. the world super rich live above all and the us where else the country has 700. 35 billionaires followed by in china with 490. 5 more and more billionaires are also living in india. there are now 169th and comparatively small germany. there are still 126 and russia, 105 no

rich. >> rich: madison, thank you from atlanta.>> claudia: well, rich, from a royal family rift to country ballads and expelled congressman 2023 had its fair share of drama and scandal. ainsley earhardt breaks down some of the year's biggest. >> ainsley: there is never a shortage of scandalous headlines. the royal family's lips are sealed not offering a response to prince harry's memoir. he lobbied a host of accusations against the family including william attacked him during an argument in 2019. he made the trip across the pond in may for his father's core nation. involuntary manslaughter charges dropped against alec baldwin following the fatal shooting on his movie of rust. now they are attempting to charge him again citing new facts in the shooting that killed alina hutchins. danny masterson took 30 years behind bars after being found guilty of raping two women. he plans to appeal his convictions. masterson's friends feeling the fallout from the verdict. they issued a public apology after writing letters of support for masterson

rich? >> rich: isn't it always?had, thank you. >> chad: thank you. >> rich: the presidential election year is days away and what happened might not happen on the campaign trail. david spunt with the latest. >> former president donald trump making a late saturday pitch to a federal appeals court hoping the judges will throw out charges relating to attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. in the filing, trump's team calls his criminal indictment unlawful and unconstitutional. writing president trump has absolute immunity from prosecution for his official acts as president. the indictment alleges only official acts so it must be dismissed. the filing comes a day after the u.s. supreme court failed to fast track the case a blow for special counsel jack smith who wants to take trump to trial on march 4th, one day before super tuesday that date is expected to slide. >> his strategy is to run out the clock. >> trump's former attorney bill barr tells fox news that absolute immunity may not extend to the former p

rich. >> rich: jonathan, the race for 2024. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley is looking to catch up to ron desantis in iowa before the presidential caucuses next month. many are wondering if a strong showing from haley there could help catapult her in other states. here is discuss, fox news contributor and assistant editor of the "wall street journal" editorial page, james freeman. a little early but happy election year to you. the koch network is spending millions in iowa to support nikki haley. will it work. >> money helps to buy staff and tv ads, what doesn't necessarily help is known as the candidate beloved by mega donors, so the coke money, it's helpful to her but brings a down side for vote who are a little wary of the institutional donor class of the republican party. >> rich: now the elephant in the room, poll numbers here, only as we have talked about this. you have donald trump among iowa caucus goers at 52%. in september, it was 46%. desantis at 18, nikki haley at 16. we have been talking about donald trump's expectations now

rich? >> thanks, matt.ve harry kurtz coming up on some big headlines wrapping the gop primary campaign. that's next. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >> rich: nikki haley wrapping up a campaign swing through new hampshire. had a few memorable moments and clarifying comments about s slavery and the civil war and being cross a flip-flopping by a little boy. >> chris christie thinks your a flip-flopper on the donald trump issue. honestly, i agree with him. you're basically the new john kerry. if you remember john kerry from 2004. so my question is, how can you be -- how can you change your opinion lik

while the rich is one percent comes to a whopping $105.00 tons for the richest of the rich in germany, about $800.00 people. it's almost $12000.00 tons. accommodations are just one more thing separating the wealthy from the poor. a division that could be a good thing or a bad thing. what is well, what influences our attitude towards money and the few really, really rich people whether you make a lot of money, what you don't make a lot of money is on you that the connect as part of the dispute is coming from the guard edition in our language wealth has a rather negative connotation, which is absurd because most people want to become rich. many americans still believe in the american dream. anyone can be successful in india, successes, reserve press select, few and in germany. wealth often has a negative connotation. the world super rich live above all and the us where else the country has 700. 35 billionaires followed by in china with 490. 5 more and more billionaires are also living in india. there are now $169.00 and comparatively small germany. there are still 126 and in russia 105

rich. >> rich: great story, madison is live in atlanta.>> claudia: rich, tech titans are he thinking diversity, equity and inclusion programs. companies like google and meta slashed their dei budgets. some reportedly by up to 90%. a far cry from 2020 when many tech giants were boosting the programs and pledging to invest millions to improve diversity in their ranks. let's bring in macro trends advisor mitch rochelle. thank you for joining us to talk about this topic because these companies are saying we are committed to dei. we are investing resources. we're just doing it in a different way now. what do you make of this? >> i think that massive pendulum switch to focus on stakeholders and not shareholders, that came from the business round table in 2019, i think it backfired and what i've learned in business is when the pendulum shifts one way it springs pretty hard the other way. they realize what they were doing to try to make everybody happy has failed. i remember my grandmother once taught me if you try to make everybody happy you end

and how the super rich are super climate centers. we welcome you to meet georgia bellows business magazine, or when it comes to the green transformation, the distance between here and there can seem immense, and businesses are often the bad guys. they are the ones pumping out the most carbon emissions. but that's often a little too simple. throughout replacing fossil fuels with renewables is inherently difficult and expensive. just look at green hydrogen, one of the most heights, clean energy solutions in recent years. but they're also natural occurrences of hydrogen, also known as white hydrogen. finding them however, is difficult. now some startups are giving it a go hydrogen, simply hidden deep in the earth ending huge quantities. underground deposits are believed to exist all over the world. and that's what i told jen is more or less well we, i've never worked really good naturally occurring hydrogen b, the sustainable el dorado we need for our energy supply. hydrogen can be used to fuel vehicles as an alternative to diesel and g

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>> thanks for having me, rich. we're doing exciting stuff this holiday season and we've partnered with nationwide and the walter peyton man of the year award. one that really is the highest award in football. it honors these incredible men and the work they're doing. not only on the field but more importantly off the field. for the second time, nfl fans have the opportunity to show direct support for these nominees by entering for a chance to win some of these once in a lifetime experiences. thanks to nationwide, 100% of these proceeds will go directly to the player causes and last year we raised over $320,000 for these player causes in just three weeks. we're trying to double that this year in year two. it is an incredible opportunity for fans to show their support and once again thanks to nationwide 100% of the proceeds go directly to these player causes. >> rich: what kind of charities are benefiting from this? >> most of the charities benefiting are the nominee's personal foundations. not all 32 nominees have t

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rich: u.s. central command said navy helicopters destroyed three small houthis boats in the sea killing their crews the iran back houthis fired on the u.s. choppers which were answering a distress call from a cargo ship that the houthis had a tax rate trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the story. >> hate rich good afternoon prayer we are following this breaking news out of the red sea where the united states earlier today was directly engaged with houthis rebels from yemen according to central command we understand u.s. navy helicopters responded to a distress call from a container ship that was under attack by fort houthis boats when helicopters arrived they were fired upon before returning fire and sinking three of the four vessels for the crews of those vessels were killed in this afternoon the houthis say 10 of their fighters had died in that crossfire there. last night the same commercial vessel was hit by a missile that was fired by the houthis and will respond to that incident the u.s.

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