it's a reminder. don't payment to my house, the lou: christian whiton, thanks homeless steal the packages. for being with us. and you said public camping. join us here tomorrow. and decriminalized prostitution good night from new york. trish: tonight on the eve of the in san francisco. that's a statewide law that first public impeachment disallows it. shearing, the evidence is his role model is gavin knewsome overwhelming, the democrats have shown their true colors. who decided another gay marriage showing politics over country. was legal as well. they are deliberately leading us trish: i don't want to lump gay into uncharted territory geopolitically and if they get marriage in with public their way, economically as well. urination or prostitution. we are hours away from adam >> i get. schiff's big dream. but the way it works in he's planning to be center stage san francisco is you challenge a in a movie he has been law, and not enforce it, then attempting to script since 2016. force other people like the did you know which adam schiff residents to file back. was a young assistant district attorney living in hollywood he trish: i used to live in that used to spend hours at the city. i used call it suck francisco. library studying the scripts of

the homeless were super the horror film, "silence of the aggressive. nobody asked you for change. they would say, do you have $5. lambs" to write his own it's always been kind after thriller. he's attempting to be the chief dicey place. but what they forget in this, story teller in this fictional they are crafting all these new charade to sabotage president laws, thinking how they can challenge things, they forget trump and simultaneously ravaging this great country. this is the new cover of the everyday people who are affected. tom's daughter can't get atlantic magazine titled "how to something mailed to her because stop a civil war." the homeless people might steal i know it's in small print it. this lack of law and order has consequences, does it not? there. how to stop a civil war. >> absolutely. they are right to address this. an i brought it up on this very sure something changes in cities show weeks ago after seeing like san francisco. we continue to see the homeless anti-strum protesters turn violent at a recent trump rally. population rise. and not only are we not taking steps to help the homeless i said we wouldn't be seeing a people but wee not protecting traditional war complete with the people around them. armies and generals. it's not okay to urinate in but what we'll see, i suspect, public. we have children on the streets. an emotional kind of civil

these children are not the children of the rich and elite. strive. and that, nonresponsive good for they don't care as much because this country. we don't need to be in this it doesn't affect them. you look at los angeles, you divided place. have to make over $47 an hour to of course, when trish regan says afford the median house there. it the midwest wing media goes the last time they had a republican mayor in san francisco, i think things bonkers. need to change and the people saying it's insane warning of need to take a hard, long look violence in the streets. at who they are electing. when the atlantic says it, they trish: a lot of those people are love it. abc news is calling it extremely wealthy. you have extreme wealth, or provocative. go figure on that one. homelessness, and poverty. i was right. and a lot of those folks can't now they are right. i don't care who is right. help themselves in the system the way we would like to see the bottom line is we are in a them be able to do. very bad place. san francisco increasingly has thank you, adam schiff, thank less and less of a middle class. if you are middle class in san francisco, you don't live a you, nancy pelosi, thank you the good life. squad. there is a total lack of you get some guy peeing on the street corner. tolerance on the left. you can't call the police and the berkeley teacher tweeting say get the homeless guy off the

that rural americans are bad street corn. americans who make bad wait creates is a have and decisions. hillary clinton is infamous for have-not kind of society. calling trump supporters your thoughts. >> definitely. deplorables. san francisco is doing well with maxine waters encouraged tech. physical attacks. but it caused people to move out >> you get up and create a crowd into the street. you have a huge issue with regard to mental illness. and push back on them and tell in l.a. they had a huge tax them they are not welcome. >> when they go low, we kick increase projected because people are tired that they can't them. >> you cannot be civil with a deliver basic services. political party that wants to we can't get water to farmers destroy what you stand for, what and electricity to tech and they you care about. can't take care of the streets. they are starting to push back. trish: i see. so many middle class and right first it was russia and the of center people have moved out mueller thing. now it's this. of the state. trish: you don't expect it to go you know, it's this kind of lack anywhere. i have got to leave it there. of civility continues, if we do not respect one another. i apologize. we have a lot more coming up. respect our institutions of government, we have no but first kennedy is joining was a sneak peek at what's coming up cohesiveness, we have to spirits, we have no economies. at the top of the hour.

kennedy: we have a lot on our we have no country. this is exactly what our enemies plates. we'll be talking about want, divide and conquer. impeachment in san francisco's adam schiff who is stuck in his crisis. and we'll talk about kanye west. wannabe crime thriller movie he went republican and he's take his message to a mega church in texas. we'll talk about his choir and his future. role. trish: the war on christmas is the hostile takeover of the government is not going to back. the governor in wisconsin succeed because americans recognize it forward what it is. changes the name of the and two, things are pretty good. christmas tree in the state when a ceo of the company keeps capitol to hole say day tree. editors at a college news tape is apologizing saying covering posting unfettered, earnings of a jeff sessions event may exeepped estimates. that activist gets nowhere on have been too traumatic for wall street. stststst shareholders make it decision they want the ceo in the seat because the ceo is performing

just as americans want to keep their president until they, not adam schiff, not at squad, not nancy pelosi, decide not to. they make that decision at the ballot box. with a growing economy, higher wages, the lowest levels of unemployment in decade, there is a ton of momentum these days. >> if we can get a couple things man: sneezes like usmca passed and a german skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. fiscal stimulus we would see a dow of 30,000. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. trish: wow, dow 30,000. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! try running against that. trish: adam schiff can continue to try to write this horror movie or americans, we can take our country back. the attempt top dehuman sies most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. conservatives and the -- when (woman) but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next.

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inspector general is receiving a we see you. complaint alleging that this stitch fix. personal styling for everybody. whistleblower or cia/nsa leaker (groans) hmph... may be violating the law because (food grunting menacingly) this person is soliciting when the food you love doesn't love you back, donations from all kinds of stay smooth and fight heartburn fast anonymous sources on gofundme with tums smoothies. to the tune of $227,000. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums that's how much money has been raised. we have no idea where this money is coming from. trish: governor of wisconsin changings name of the ever green supposedly it's not supposed to come from foreign sources. tree, from christmas tree to a the on way you will know is if holiday tree. the left again declaring war on you subpoena the donors and website to obtain more american and christian information about where the traditions that many of us hold origins of the money happen to be. this is kind of messed up. dear. this person made $227,000 on joining me, cabot. gofundme. why are they even soliciting >> great to see you. this money to begin with? trish: it is a christmas tree, >> i don't know, trish. why do they have too give a big

here is what i do know and what slight to christmas. has been widely reported. >> this is symptom of allowing it's likely the whistleblower is pcpolice to have such power in a registered democrat who worked our culture, when they set standard we'll remove thin thino with vice president biden on society that could potentially ukraine issues. he went to adam schiff before he offend people. filed the whistleblower trish: they call it something complaint. we also know he hired an different. attorney to publicly call for a >> to sanities things to -- coup in 2017. this is what i believe. i don't know if the sanitize things. whistleblower is profiting from i want interested to hear what the holiday carolls will sound being a whistleblower. but i believe the whistleblower should be subpoenaed along with adam schiff to come before the intelligence committee and like. every time you bow down to testify under oath so that we outraged mom or change the name can have the opportunity to put or say to people who are all the facts on the table. offended, we'll give you what the american people deserve you want. that. >> so long as you have. you are incentivizing this for the future. it dangerous. you put it all out there. trish: for example when i was in

adam schiff is saying we won't new york city, you have a have the whistle blower or hunter biden or anybody who christmas tree in the lobby and might be able to shed more like a mi menorah in the lobby, no oe on this -- more light on this. >> this is a sham process and said the hanukkah candle or something different. the american people deserve to or just the candle if you want have the facts. to sanitize it and the free. trish: congressman, thanks. tree, it seems wild. good luck tomorrow. i hate to say i told you so. not to mention, if a holiday >> as i say never never never say never. tree. and i will certainly tell you who know is is jewish might want i'm under enormous pressure to' that tree, is symbolizes many, many, many people to think about it. christmas, this is a christmas trish: hillary clinton saying tree. >> and you are implying it is a many, many, many people want her holiday of some kind. to run. i know if they say we're only that's three manys if you are allowed to have a christmas tr counting. democrats want you to believe tree. wisconsin allows room for other they are for strong borders. holiday icons, they have a fest here is a fact check. they are not. >> raise your hand if you think it should be a civil offense

rather than a crime to cross the -- not like they are state border without documentation. mandating a christmas tree. can we keep the hand up so we trish: i want to get to other can see them. story, northwestern university, trish: all right. there is the evidence. student newspaper issues apology so why would democrats be in because of coverage of a jeff favor of open borders? sessions even on campus, saying that coverage was somehow thram my next guest says it has something to do with winning -traumatic. future elections. i read the article. conservative actor and their pictures they posted. that you cover live events as journalists do, you cover things man: sneezes that happen. you know sometimes, not everyone skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. likes it. sometimes is it traumatizing. but up in the less, you report nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. on what happens on the ground, why is this a university oh, what a relief it is! so fast! newspaper, when a journalism school, now apoll jiedzin apolo. >> they fell traumatize by they were reached out to for comes about their present at protest, they were traumatized by fact that pictures of protest were

made public. and getting mad at a journalist for reaching out to a comment is like reaching out to a doctor when they ask to take your blood pressure bloo. job of a journalist to report what is going on give people the chance to make up their own mind. their school paper now says we're sorry. you deserve a better paper, this is very concerning that people prioritize feelings over freedom of press. trish: i didn't go to journalism school, i am glad i didn't. >> you are doing well. trish: cabot thank you, a big show tomorrow night, with continental man doug collins. kennedy: ima one woman journalism school, welcome. happy impeachment hearings eve everyone.

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>> we had a very spirited debate on this stage last night on decriminalization of the border. raise your hand if you think it should be a civil defense rather than a crime on the border despite documentation. trish: there you have it, the majority of democrats support open borders. in their imaginary utopian world it wouldn't be a crime to slip into this country, it would be anyone's right. >> i hope to introduce legislation so we don't criminalize people for seeking immigration. trish: just welcome everyone.

no penalties for showing up in this country without any paperwork or visa. let's kick in some fringe benefits along the way. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. okay. trish: did you see that? did you see every single one of them, every single one of those democratic candidates raised their hands. what is their motive here? i asked this tonight amid news the supreme court appears to be inclined to end the daca program which has let 700,000le illegal immigrants to stay in america with no paperwork. why are democrats so desperate to welcome people into this country with no visas, and then offer them healthcare. and if you haven't noticed, we davi.t been able to pay for our

>> great opening. you hit it out of the park. trish: they want to bring everyone here and incentivize them with free healthcare and free education. why do that? >> the gerrymandering the population. in 1965 the immigration act passed by president johnson said three things. the act will not bring more immigrants to the cities, it would not take jobs away from the american people, and they would have no lenient admissions. every single thing the democrats do and the cabal of the gop globalists, they let down the american people by gerrymandering the population.

that's what's happening. they want to change the chaip and ideology of this country by letting people in who have not been educated in this system. i was in new york and spoke to cab drivers from bangladesh and india. people are not being educated by the real motivation of what democrats are doing to this nation. it's insane. trish: so you look at your own state, california, which used to be pretty conservative. you look at texas, we were just look at beto there and his point of view on immigration. beto actually gave ted cruz a run for his money. this is a liberal in a red state. is that the goal? you keep bringing people here in an effort to change going forward however long it takes you?

change the demographic makeup to make people more liberal and less conservative. >> absolutely. they are bringing people from outside this nation like they did with the somalians in minnesota. they are bringing in communities that don't have a huge multi-cultural. trish: then you have ilhan omar who seems to just keep supporting every bad guy in the world. she is saying more abel morales from bolivia. she loves nicolas maduro in venezuela. she is supportive of hugo chavez and anyone that we don't like. and i guess in your view it's not a coincidence. right? >> it's cork straighted. they -- it's orchestrated. they want to destroy the united

states from within. my dad gave me a book in the early 60s. i have seen what's prophecied in that book over and over again. i have seen how my kids have been taught in schools. look at what's happening to our youth today. they don't understand what this nation stands for. you have got a guy, donald trump who comes out and tells the truth and he gets attacked like these vile animals in ceasar's senate stack him in the back. trirk. trish: what was the book? >> "none dare call it treason." he said read this book and take what you want from it. he was a quiet guy through example. in this book as a kid 11 years

old i read it and it scared me. it prophecied what was going to happen in education and immigration. that the game plan, the communists who have been in our nation since the 20s and before. that's what trump is fighting, the back stabbers and traitors in our government, that's what's happening today. that's what this impeachment is. they don't let up, they don't stop. and we are weak if we don't continue to speak out about it. i don't think the gop is speaking out strong enough about immigration or anything. the daca movement. i met with mitch mcconnell, i said take care of immigration. we have four things we have to do, speak english, pledge allegiance to the flag, no criminals and every year somebody has been here illegally they must give a certain amount of time volunteering to get in

line to become an immigrant. what's wrong with that. trish: we'll be watching you perform live this january. robert davi very. >> never never never say never. i will certainly tell you i'm under enormous pressure many, many, many people to think about it. trish: she is running like we said all along. that's many, many, many people urging her to run. first, a growing push by far left democrats to control your healthcare information. this is a secret project by far left silicon valley company google. my next guest says your health information is under attack as we speak. dr. marc siegel is innnn

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trish: a secret project by google designed to control snrairp cans' health records being revealed by the wall street journal. dubbed project nightingale, it's been in operation secretly amassing the health records from 2,600 hospitals, doctors offices and medical facilities all operated by the st. louis come of any ascension. they are the second largest in the country. neither the patients nor the doctors were aware of any data being collected by a sanctioning google. which as far as this report is concerned is a major violation of some kind of you privacy right. it's pretty obvious if neither patient nor doctors were aware this data was being collected,

this did not follow privacy rules. this news comes amid a growing push to control your healthcare through and universal mandated government program. if elizabeth warren were to get her way, americans would only have one form of healthcare. and if gool google gets its way. it may know you are sick before you do. and i don't mean that's a good thing. i mean that in a bad way. it's pretty darn creepy. you have the makings of a big tech, big brother healthcare world. how worried should you be? joining me tonight, fox news contributor and nyu professor of medicine. they are getting date as on millions and millions of people. don't forget, this is the company that was crying when donald trump was elected.

this is silicon valley lefty nuttiness. they are getting all the information on people's health. does that concern you as a doctor? >> incredibly. there are patient privacy laws that are supposed so protect my patients from my sharing information with anyone. medical is so important that people's information be protected. health and human services is starting to look into this to see if any regulations have been violated. the idea that doctors and patients don't know about this, i like how you combine it with the idea of big brother where the government is involved with trying to control what healthcare you get, and google is involved with knowing what youring' guy know sees, will be results, everything that you

night consider private. do you want it what antibiotic you took? trish: google already has it on 10 million people. >> 2,600 facilities. it's already been accumulated about millions of people here. google cloud has it. they are trying to compete with amazon and microsoft and apple to raid your information. all the companies i just mentioned are in the same game. trish: trish regan likes pink dresses and you can advertise pink dresses on google or the facebook account. that's one thing. but when you are talking about someone's healthcare information, that's a whole other level. >> yes, and i think people will be prejudiced as a result of this. where is the cancer diagnosis in

do you want your employer to know that? there is a reason we have these privacy laws. the current computer system. it says i can't share your another doctor without your permission. you have to sign for that. >> you can share it with google. i think you are right. the government should look very hard sat what's going on here and there should be an investigation. i don't think this is right. the idea that attention is hook a team up without the knowledge of doctors, that's a problem. >> they will have our information and then they will say you shouldn't have that test, you shouldn't have that treatment. they will say i didn't even know you my had the problem. maybe it goss distorted. maybe that's where this is heading. trish: ever wonder where liberal journalists come from?

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i'm under enormous pressure many, many, many people to think about it. but at this moment sitting here talking to you, it's absolutely not in my plan. trish: i heard it is. she is in the meantime blaming anyone and everyone for her loss. telling a british audience that sexist social media treats women unfairly. i kind of think hillary might be a little bit guilty of treating women unfairly herself, including a woman who might be her competitor should and when hillary decide to run. how about the fact that hillary clinton tried to bully veteran tulsi gabbard and bury her as a political competitor, calling her a russian asset. >> i think they have their eye on somebody in the democratic

primary and grooming her to be a third party candidate. she is a favorite of the russians. they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her so far. trish: who needs social media to damage a woman's character when you have hillary clinton to do it for you. joining me, deneen borelli. let's start on this many, many, many people want me to run. what do you think of that? >> that would be hillary, bill and chelsea i am sure, many, many, many people. right. right. but clearly, hillary is mad and upset that she lost in 2016, and she's feeling left out. the woman will not stay out of the news, will not stay out of the headlines. it's amazing that she continues

to play the victim and everyone else is to blame but me when in fact her losing was her fault. trish: it was her fault. she was set up to win, except she wasn't cut out to win. she wasn't cut out to win because she didn't have the common touch or the ability to go to places like pennsylvania. she is out there saying social media is so bad for women. i would argue social media is bad anyway. whether you are a man or woman, social media is not a friendly place to be. donald trump takes his fair share of hits on social media, i think a lot of women like hillary clinton take their fair share of hits on social media. but i can't get over what she did to another female competitor. a woman who was a veteran.

a woman who risked her life for this country. think about what she said about tulsi gabbard, calling her a russian asset. who in the heck need to worry about social media when you have other female political candidates like hillary clinton shooting at you every chance they get, calling you things like a russian asset. >> how low can hillary go is my question. the nerve of her to attack tulsi gabbard. she is feeling left out. she is going after gabbard. gabbard wants her to retract the comments she made. we'll see if that happens. but really what hillary is doing is kind of he will you rating tulsi gabbard. she got a bit of a bump, now she is in the next democratic debate. she is getting this earned media because of hillary going after her.

but of all people to claim about, to talk about the war on women and she is attacking and going after tulsi gabbard is pretty ironic. trish: i won't forget how feminists went after monica lewinsky. i will never get over that. >> and all the other women. trish: i think she is running. you heard it here first. steve bannon predicted it. hillary clinton 2020. here we go again. and here we go with the war on christmas. it's back. the governor of wisconsin change the name of the evergreen tree at the state capitol from a christmas tree to a holiday tree. liberal cities doubling down on the ineffective policies that helped create their homeless

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trish: liberalism is just getting gross. listen to this. you are now free to pee wherever you want in san francisco in the alley, in the street. maybe outside an outdoor cafe where people are eating. it's perfectly legal. the city's district attorney decided not to prosecute crimes like public urination or public camping, sleeping in the streets. the offering or solicitation of sex, prostitution, or the blocking of a sidewalk. so have at it san francisco are l.a. and portland or wherever this craziness has taken place. people that walk to work or take public transportation and are confronted with all this squalor and filth you guys consider so

charming. joining me right now, trump 2020 advicery board member, madison jess yotio, and tom, you live out there in san francisco. how bad is it? >> it's pretty bad. i won't even drive my car into san francisco without getting protected parking.'s house and d