a reminder to follow on divert @loudobbs. follow him on instagram. look for vacation pictures. i'm david webb. thanks for joining us and have a happy new year, everyone. david: former vice president joe biden backtracking big time. i'm david asman in for trish regan. house speaker nancy pelosi enjoys her winter break sitting on sending the articles of impeachment over to the senate. in iowa over the course of 24 hours, democrat frontrunner joe biden did a flip-flop on whether he we testify in front of a senate impeachment trial. listen. >> can you extend by your earlier statements that you wouldn't comply with a subpoena? >> i would obey any subpoena

that was sent to me. david: congressman, i think flip-flop is too weak a phrase to use for what joe biden did. >> this is a colossal flip-flop. the on reason politicians would flip-flop to the magnitude joe biden is in this case is he knows he screwed up. there are political repercussions for flip-flopping in the nature that he has. we'll see where this goes from here. but joe knows he need to come forward and testify if he's called to do so, otherwise he's one of the biggest hypocrites in american political history. david: i think one of his biggest concerns about testifying is he will be asked about his son's deal with the ukrainian gas company. adam schiff made a complete case

for accusing joe biden of the same thing they are accusing president trump of doing, the quid pro quo thing. >> there is no question there is corruption that occurred between the rip much vice president joe biden and his son i hunter bind being on the board of a ukraine energy company and pocketing money because of his relationship to his farther and the obama administration. the hypocrisy by the democrats in going after president trump but being blind to the corruption that occurred on joe biden's waves something that isn't lost on the american people. it's like putting that on full display in a long trial in the senate and calling joe biden and hunter bind to testify is warranted and necessary at this point. >> it's not just the money his son received, the monthly

retainer from burisma. according to a piece in the "washington post," joe biden was asking for u.s. aid to help the ukrainian gas company. that u.s. aid would have gone conceivably directly into the pockets of the people who worked at burisma, including his son. >> this is hypocrisy and corruption at the highest levels. it's why president trump was right from the beginning to call attention to this type of corrupt business dealing in crane. especially when involving american taxpayer dollars. it's why from the very beginning president trump was right to call attention to that. and that's what led us down this path. democrats want to ignore the bottom line, the real nature of why the impeachment process began with a phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine calling attention to corruption and why

we should dig into it when it was happening on their own watch. david: senator schumer and other democrats have been talking about how the process is corrupted because senator mcconnell is biased in favor of the president. but listen to what that same mr. schumer said back in 1999 during another impeachment process. >> this is not a criminal trial. this is something the founding fathers decided to put in a body that was susceptible to the whims of politics. people will call us and lobby us. it's quite different. david: so back then he saw the difference between a jury trial and impeachment trial. >> i am sure he did, because this is a political process. it's why, david, i believe the

senate should have a long trial. if we ever want to avoid being in this mess again and putting our country through the hell that democrats have put us through the past several months. we need a long trial in the senate. bring the hog out in front of the american people and slaughter it, right then and there in a public full long hearing so the american people can see everything that's tonight, to see the guts and the gory details of what led to us this point to insure we never get back to this point again. chuck schumer doesn't want that. he doesn't want the republicans to call joe biden and adam schiff, so many others who deserve to be subpoenaed and called before the full committee to testify. he doesn't want that because he understands that politically wouldn't go well for him or his party. david: fired fbi director james comey playing the victim card.

this time in an op-ed in the "washington post" complaining about how heard it is to be on the receiving end of president trump's attacks. he finishes out the piece with we are heading into the storm our founders feared getting safely to the other side will require all of us to resist complacency and cynicism. joining us, guy lewis. in a way i kind of agree with jim comey. our founders would have hated the idea of a partisan impeachment that is not predicated on any crime, which is what this is, right? >> exactly, david. with all due respect to the congressman who suggests maybe a long trial is in order. and the president seems to want that as well. in my view, i still have yet to see the basics in terms of a

charge that would stand up. you reference the clintons impeachment. in that same impeachment proceeding, back in front of the congress, in front of the senate, senator robert bird disagreed that clinton should and could be charged. he actually moved to dismiss. it went to a vote. he didn't make it. but i think that the republicans, if they round up in this case, moving to dismiss, saying there are no crimes charged here. i think it would pass. i think this would go straight up. >> all the republicans. they need 51 republicans. that would give them the leeway of two. mitt romney may drop out. talk about the dumping down of the impeachment process. abuse of power, the main article in this impeachment is not a specific crime. a lot of people say it could be

used against something that president trump once said to the president of russia at the time, a clip he thought the microphone wasn't on but it was. let's play the clip. >> after my next election i will have more flexibility. >> i will transmit to vladimir. david: abuse of power could be used -- i don't think that was an impeachable offense what president obama did. i don't think it was impeachable. but now it could be. >> there is nothing in the constitution that says an impeachable offense is quote abuse of power it's not treason or robbery. it's not a high crime or misdemeanor. every single president could be ususceptible to this argument. you abused power so we'll impeach you and throw out in

this case what 45, 50 million votes to throw president trump out of office. i don't like it. david: i think it was 62 million. but whose counting. john durham's report is coming out soon. there is a lot of questions about he's going to look beyond the fbi, he will look at the the intent of individuals who wanted to use the fbi, the characteristics a, the state department, all kinds of agencies. could john brennan and jim clapper and others in the obama administration be under the microscope of john durham? >> i would be worried if i was one of the above you just named. durham is tough. he's a career prosecutor. he has gone after fbi agents, cia operatives. that guys not scared of going

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david: a wave of dangerous antitie anti -- antisemitic att. but bill deblasio isn't tackling the anti-semitic terrorism that left five hospitalized. instead he's trying to pin the blame elsewhere. >> an atmosphere of hate has been in this country the last you three years. we need a different tone starting in washington. david: deblast yoaps total denial of culpability given his

support for a some of the on crime initiative anger cops and critics. any suspects of crimes locked up in a new york city jail would be free to walk until their court date. thousands * have been released, including one woman who was charged and released without bail on friday for slapping three orthodox jewish women only to be arrested again sunday for punch another woman. she is free tonight and she says yes, i slapped them. i cursed them out. i said f you, jews. new york city suspects released are given a cell phone, two gift certificates and a subway ticket when they are let out of jail. all this dreamed up by mayor deblasio. joining us, senior advisor to

president george w. bush, brad blakeman. i'm appalled by laws that protect anti-semites. that's what this law does. >> it's a failure as an administration. and it's affirmative actions by his administration to strip away the fabric of society in the city. you mentioned bail. what about the quality of life crimes. with turnstile jumpers. david: i take the subway every day. i sight happening every day. >> or urinating in the streets. when mayor giuliani came inas mayor, he tackled this. david: we are right now exactly the opposite of that. we are at the height of the worst crime spree we had in the late 80s, early 90s.

we had 2,200 murder a year. we now have less than 400. a dramatic drop because of the broken window theory. it's being turned on its head by what deblasio is doing. the small crimes build up into bigger and bigger crimes. >> as you pointed out earlier, the anti-semitic crimes are sickening. that's something mayor declassio should be riding herd on. how can you blame donald trump for the anti-semitic event happening under the mayor's watch and the mayor not coming to the defense of the people who are the victims. he's coming to the defense of the perpetrators. the lady you just mentioned -- david: as horrific as that is. there is nothing worse than a law that permits violent

anti-semitism. but it's more. there are thousands of criminals who are being let out of jail without any kind of bail. they say it's because there is inequality. because people who have money can be let out on bail and people who don't have money -- the fact that there may be inequality doesn't mean you let violent criminals out. the duty of government is to protect innocent people. >> it's a wholesale of letting people out when there is probable cause to believe they committed crimes. this isn't about taking a bottle of milk because you are hungry. we are talking about serious violent crimes when people are being let out. they will come back and do more crimes. david: we are talking about new york and we are based in new york. but this is happening all over

the country in places with democratic administrations. in los angeles, san francisco, chicago, et cetera. how will this eventually turn around? eventually things will get so bad, we have seen this movie before, we know how it end. it end with thousands of people who are now alive being dead. >> the same way it happened in new york and california. there is a flight. people are leaving new york. they are leaving california. david: even president trump. he moved this residence to florida. >> that's what happens. when you hit politicians in the pocketbook, that's when things start to change. david: i'm sorry to say i'm stuck here in new york until something happens to fox news which i hope never happens. remember how democrats wanted to abolish i.c.e.?

>> abolishing i.c.e. is a call to action. >> replacing i.c.e. with something that reflects our morality. >> we'll examine i.c.e. and its role. david: violence continues at our border. border officers facing one suspect ramming his truck into one of their vehicles. see the incredible footage we have coming up. new year, new fad diets. dr. siegel says there is one diet he approves of that may slow your aging as well. but first the republican tax cuts lifting wages for the poor and middle class. so why do democrats think their socialism will be a winning issue in 2020? >> medicare for all. >> cancel student loan debt. >> give every american

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trillion. don, just when we find by the way that 76% of americans think the economy is good or excellent. the democrats want to below it all up. does that make political sense? >> it doesn't. but what do you do if you are a democrat? you finally had a good day today. the stock market was down today for the first time in two weeks. the democrats are citing, oh, my god, i have got a chance. this was a bad sign to be a democrat. you have got to make stuff up to convince people that these aren't the best times ever. david: what they make up, they are crazy plans. liz warren's plans in some ways are crazier than bernie sanders. though's the avowed socialist and she claims she is a

capitalist. the "wall street journal" went through the new taxing plans. more than a dozen of them. city would deca de -- it would decapitalize every business in america. >> as an investor and strategic forecaster. i look at 2020. i look at the risk you have as a democratic cad. somebody like that is probably completely unelectable. every plan that comes out of her word process years way beyond socialism. how is that electable. if she is on the ballot, she mite might get elected. if she does. we are not just talking about a bad quarter or bad year. we are talking about a depression from the growth engine of the world to a

disaster area. david: even the most moderate of the democrat candidates joe biden says he will reverse the tax cuts president trump put into place that created the prosperity that we have, that brought all these jobs back to america from ireland where all the tax havens were. that have actually benefited a family of four pays $2,000 less in taxes with the trump tax cuts than they did before. so they would have to begin to pay $2,000 more to the government. everybody from the lowest to the highest would pay more under the biden plan, and he's the moderate one. >> let's take a pledge together. this will be our new year's resolution. any time we say joe biden is a moderate. let's say he's a moderate compared to elizabeth warren. nothing moderate about raising taxes on every american.

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david: violence on our southern borders as agents clash with drug smugglers.

one suspect ramming his truck into a border control vehicle. then fleeing on foot into the u.s. the suspect is still as large and presumed very dangerous. it led toot capture of thousands of pound of drugs all during the christmas holiday in tech as. these agents are risking their lives to keep our country safe, and the work has not slowed crown for the new year's. art, never before have i felt as grateful for the work you do and the work the other border agents do. it makes me furious that people in congress denigrate the character of your organization. >> i thank you for that. it's not about me, it's not about me, it's about the agents i represent. you are just seeing how desperate some of these cartel members are. but that's something that is not new to us.

it's something that has been continuously going on for mani' many, many years. immigration and the border is more at the forefront and people are more aware of it. individual like you and your station are bringing the truth to the american people. david: if they are willing to go through what they have gone through to try to kill you guys who have the guns and know how to fire back, imagine what they what do to innocent americans unand and unprepared to defend themselves. >> these are individual who have no regard for human life. what amazes me is we have politicians in this country today asking for open borders and sanctuary city and they wand leniency on the criminals. they create this magnet for more criminal organizations to her our society. david: thank god we have folks

like you, thank god we have a president who defends folks like you and your organization. and it's paying off. i spent 12 years covering mexico. it's a very corrupt country. on the other hand, the diplomacy between president trump and the new president of mexico who happens to be on the left of the political spec trump is paying off -- the political spectrum. we had an arrest in chihuahua close to the northern border of mexico for events leading up to the murder of those nine american women and children. it looks like there is progress being made. no? >> hopefully. and we'll add that area where those horrible murder occurred of that family is very close to the area i grew up in, the area i live in. that same area is areas i would frequent as a child. we would go down there and

visit. it's horrible to see the corruption. you said it best. thank god we have a president who is willing to do something about it. and not turn a blind eye like other agencies have done. david: the asylum issue. the. the politicians in washington saying we'll come come to an agreement. the president went to the president of mexico and said you have to deal with these asylum seekers. once they plant their foot on up much soil they see a judge but never come back. and it's working. the asylum numbers go down. >> everything president trump has been doing is work. it's amazing. you have a lot of individuals even at any agency who have been there for quite some time.

here comes president trump and he has done a fantastic job. the men and women out there putting their lives on the line, they are very grateful for what's being done, especially bringing it to the forefront and have people aware of what's going on. david: congress wonders why their ratings are below that of journalism. good things happen despite them, not because of them. thank you again for your service. we appreciate what you do. and coming on here. >> thank you for having me. >> coming up, dr. siegel is here. he says there is a new diet that might reduce your aging as well as your waistline. first liberal mayors whoer in had one good word to say about president trump want a federal bailout for the homeless crisis.

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david: homelessness surging in california and new york as democrats claim it has nothing

to do with their far left policies. brand-new federal data showing 14% of america's homeless live in new york city. under ultra liberal mayor bill deblasio, the numbers are rising. but the mayor says, it's not my fault, president trump and federal taxpayers across the u.s. aren't helping me enough. >> donald trump has not shown any willingness to give us the tools we needing with expressly section 8 vouchers to live in permanent housing. david: joining me, author of the new novel "collapse" curt schlichter. new york has been here before. the mayor in that interview with ed henry was throwing up his hand saying we need more money. in the 80s we had a terrible

homeless crisis. it was turned around by mayor giuliani at the same time he was cutting the budget. >> exactly. there is this fantasy, david, that the homeless problem is somehow people don't have shelter. that's not the problem. it's untreated schizophrenic does not want shelter. a junky could not want shelter. a criminal does not want shelter. a lot of bums don't want shelter. it is not a housing crisis, it's a tolerance crisis. we are tolerating social pathology in our city that ruined the standard of living of hard working american citizens. we can't let sick people be untreated. we can't let drug addicts go

untreated. we don't owe people who don't want to work in the greatest economy in 50 years anything. david: it's not humane to do that. rudy giuliani saw this coming. letting people sleep on the streets and defecate on the streets that is a public health hazard. he wrote a piece in the "new york post." this is how he dealt with homelessness. he said the so-called progressives saying people have the right to sleep on the sidewalks, it's devote of merit but it's inhumane, indecent and dangerous. >> there is nothing compassionate or caring about letting an untreated schizophrenic run in the streets and hurt other people sometimes. the fact -- i'm the hardest core conservative out there, but i

don't think it's too much to ask that our government take people who are unable to live their lives in any kind of safe, dignified manner and help them through treatment. but the idea that somehow these are delightful free spirits being oppressed by the man is ridiculous. a the cities belong to us. the decent hard working people, we built them, we fuel them, we defend them, and we shouldn't have to tolerate playing hopscotch over piles of human dung on our sidewalks. david: as rudy giuliani said it's inhumane to enable people to use the sidewalk as their bathroom. it's unprogressive. progressives like to think of themselves as the future.

it's back to the days when you had cholera in major cities which we have in los angeles now. >> if progress means open sewers on top of our sidewalks, count me out. we are not doing these people any favor enabling these terrible, terrible life choices when it's even a choice. if you are an untreated schizophrenic you don't have a choice. you could maybe convince me an untreated heroin addict doesn't have a choice. we need to step in and make chases for the people who can't do it for themselves. david: sometimes they are just bad hombres taking advantage of the situation. we have a group near where i live taking over a corner near a business that's going out of business because of that. they put a sign up saying you want to get rid of us? pay us $7,000.

some of these people know exactly what they are doing. some of them are taking advantage of the situation. >> that's why we have cops. send the cops in and make our city safe. it is not unreasonable. david: i talked to some of the cops and they say the laws that we now have and the lack of protection that we have from the mayor who doesn't look for our backs to cover our backs makes it impossible for us to do anything. >> i don't blame the cops. i'm a military guy. i followed chain of command and it goes up to bill deblasio and eric garcetti in los angeles. until the voters say oh, hell no, i'm not taking this anymore, and stop electing these progressive hacks, they are going to live in filth. american city dwellers, you don't see this problem red states.

make a choice. do you want to live with this? is this okay with you? if it is, fine. but don't ask other americans to pay for it. david: here is wishing for 2020 that things turn around. kennedy is here joining us with a peek at what's coming up. kennedy: it's wonderful to talk to you, david asman. i'm so happy we are taking this night into the stratosphere together. we are taking the next decade to the next level. this may be the best time to be alive. we are going to be talking about that. i have fantastic new year's resolutions from a party panel live from los angeles. but we'll talk about why now is the best time to be alive. grab your robot and snuggle. david: new year show time for new fad diets. my next guest said some could be

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david: a global threat, that's how the world health organization is characterizing people who have chosen not to vaccinate themselves or their kids. in the u.s. alone there been

almost 1300 measles cases reported this year, which is more than triple the amount of cases reported in 2018. and after two measles outbreaks already this year, the seattle public cove district has issued a stern warning to parents. get your kid vaccinated by the time school resumes from winter break or, they cannot return to school. joining me now to weigh in on all this fox contributing professor of medicine doctor mark siegel. g agree with this? >> you know i didn't not admit believer and government overreach. i think public health has to even trump religious freedom. in this situation where you're putting other people at risk by going to school and vaccinated. now the one thing they did not do in washington state was get rid of religious exemptions. so you can still go there for religious -- you can still say i'm not having a vaccine for religious reasons. you can't withhold the vaccine

except for medical reasons. i want the vaccine to be given to the vaccine to everyone who can be given to it medically. if they are not a pregnant person or immuno -- it protects the community. measles is wildly contagious and as i was telling you it can hospitalize one out of five. david: i had measles, i was one of those that did not get a vaccine. i guess that makes me immune. i did not go to the hospital, a lot of my friends had measles. in my community and there was an outbreak of it. i don't think anybody went to the hospital. so many people say why bother getting a vaccine and risking complications from a vaccine it is not such a big deal? >> not only the one out of five statistic but what about the people around you? what about the person getting cancer it's getting chemotherapy. do you really want them exposed to your measles? and you're leaving a you have measles for for five days. you have a low sniffle, you have a little fever, you think you have the flu, then the ratchets and you've spread

it. david: let me move on to something exciting a diet that may not only trimmed my waistline but maybe add some years to my life. if the idea of fasting, intermittent fasting. >> i originally hated it because i don't like the quito diet i don't like all those high-fat foods. so with a major due issue fast, then you would eat a bacon cheeseburger. i never saw how that would work. this is different because it is well studied and it says the cells of your body are going to metabolize glucose. but then you want to give them appeared of time when you're not bombarding them with glucose so they can take your fats and get them and use them as energy instead of storing them. you know what happens want to store your fats, david? david: no i didn't know you would store my fat. i kind of like my fat. >> if yourself store your fats instead of burning them up they make inflammation, they make insulin resistant you to become a diabetic, you have a risk of cancer, and heart disease, as long as early death.

david: how do you go about it in the course or 24. >> so i am not as strict as jon hopkins on this. i'm going to say you eat from sunup to sundown. you eat from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and then you don't eat overnight. you take it easy overnight. after you've had your evening meal, you don't eat. you can drink, but not your evening meal. david: said i eat at 930 so that's a problem for me. >> so they don't have your breakfast of ten or 11:00 o'clock. are the other way to do it is 85 days usual and weekends go easy, have one meal. >> and that's actually what my wife and i have been doing. we feel great and we've lost a little bit away. you know my wife, i've lost about a pound a week by doing that. >> it's not just weight-loss it's a lot healthier for you it's a very good for your body and it decreases your risk a very serious is diseases like cancer. david: good deal, good deal, doctor siegel always a pleasure to see it. and always a pleasure to see

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