the truth. for whatever reason at the white house they don't care to pay attention or they are blinded by hatred toward the last administration they don't care what happens now. they don't care what will happen in the future . they have turned a blind eye to everyone at the border. elizabeth: you are generous with your comments about our reporting, this is baffling how the white house thinks they can get away with not addressing the problems. >> they get away with it, not enough people are calling them out. we need to scream as loud as we can. people need continued to what is happening or it will continue. elizabeth: thank you art. >> joining tomorrow night. kennedy: hello welcome back, happy new year, breaking news prime suspect in stabbing murders of 4

university of idaho students now set to head back to idaho to face the music. his attorney says, cops have the wrong guy. how did the police catch him? what happens next? this afternoon bryan kohberger was in a pennsylvania courtroom. he waived his right to an extr extradition hearing. >> i believe that one of the main reasons that he chose to waive extradition and hurry his return to idaho, to need to know what was in those documents. that is a significant development. >> he wants to know what they know. as you know bryan kohberger is accused of heinous crimes. it was worst crime scene they have seen, there is

still a lot we don't know. what was the motives, he was a criminology grad student, and according to a neighbor he was very chatty about that. >> he would talk about, he wants to know about why people commit crime and key reason. how people think while committing them. kennedy: that is creepy. how did cops put the pieces together and track that suspect 2500 miles away? in pennsylvania, joining us outside of courthouse in pennsylvania she is there right now fox news correspondent the one and only alexis mcadams, tell me everything. reporter: it was a wild day here in pennsylvania, this small town now at center of this massive murder investigation that happened thousands of miles away, this is first time we saw murder suspect here. people here were out trying

to take pictures. it is such a high profile case. the suspect's family was sitting in front row trying to show support. this is him leaving the courthouse today in shackles. here in pennsylvania. walking out, trying to dong questions after -- d dodge questions, his lawyer says his client is confident he will be exonerated. 28-year-old will be brought to idaho by authorities, he faces 4 counts of first-degree murder for stabbing 4 university of idaho students to death in november. the sketch shows bryan kohberger in front of the judge, standing by his side. >> arrangements made to deliver kohberger to idaho too have continued due process and face the charges. reporter: sources say accused killer thought he committed the perfect crime, but the dna evidence helped

police track him down, sources tell fox news detectives matched dna at the crime scene from one of his relatives that was submitted to a genealogy web site, on the way back. he was stopped by police twice, a suspect driving that white car and his dad in the passenger seat. in pennsylvania, as soon as bryan kohberger gets back to moscow. that is when we'll learn more details about how police tracked him down. kennedy: you have broken a lot of news in this case. you have the opportunity to speak with the coroner. this is one of those aspects people were not asking the right questions, but you did, what did you ask about dna collection. reporter: i asked a few weeks ago if the victim's

hands were bagged before bodies removed, that was vital in this case. if they didn't bag the hands they could have lost that vital dnas every under the girl's fingernails, we were told they fought back hard, that a piece of that case that sources say led to this arrest. important thing about genealogy, that is how police tracked him down. kennedy: i figured it had to be one of his parents to have at least 50% certainty it is his dna. we also heard reports he was tracked on his phone it pinged in the same location as some of the victims, have you heard any other confirmation. reporter: i asked my sources in idaho about that, if he stalked them, he said they are look into that but steered me away, they believe he thought he would commit the perfect crime and scoped out the house, not so much about the people inside

as it was about getting away with killing 4 people. kennedy: this has been such a creepy case, thank you so much. >> thank you. kennedy: i know they scrubbed whole area. they finally found a suspect. still so many unanswered questions, but once the suspect lands in i'd idaho, we'll get answers, the probable cause affidavit will be unsealed. so about what can we expect in coming days? joining me live on the ground in moscow, idaho, former homicide detective and fox news contributor, ted williams. ted, there is a shift in the case. what happens when kohberger lands in idaho and sees inside of the courtroom for the first time there. >> kennedy, let me say,

happy, happy new year to you. i'm happy to be on with you. under these unfortunate circumstances. once w bryan kohberger gets back in moscow, idaho, he will go before a judge. and the affidavit will be unsealed and that affidavit should contain a great deal of information. at that stage, it's on. they will ask him, meaning kohberger does he have an attorney, as i hear he does have a public defender. the public defenders have been there to look at this scene. they are construction people and investigators. kennedy: they will have

access to a lot of the evidence that we have only glimpsed. how much will be in that affidavit? so many people are anxious to read? >> you know, i want to make sure we understand. bare minimum will be in the affidavit, we will not get a lot but enough to deal with probable cause. how they came upon him, why they believe they have the right proper suspect, kennedy. kennedy: will we have a timeline? team are curious how long bryan kohberger has been on the moscow police, and fbi radar. you know we heard that it was his white hyundai that tipped them off. when they started -- because there are something like 90 white hyundai elantras that met the description that

police released. i am o curious about the time line when moscow police and fi fbi started to zero in on him, how far back to you think that goes? a week or so or have they been sitting on this for longer? reporter: no, network i think it is last week or so they zeroed in on this guy. i think it was as a result of the dna test. but you know, kennedy, think about it, what is troubling to me, is the father, unless you lived under a rock, everyone knew about this white car in this area. that father had to have known his son had a white car in this area. and so, at -- that is troubling to me. kennedy: it is troubling to me too. i'm also amazed at the lengths that people go to, to convince themselves of a family member's innocence,

almost like it is built into us to protect family members, it is a self-protection mechanism, i would not know surprised if -- would not be surprised if they were just kind of joking about it maybe in the dad's mind this guy is on side of cops he is a criminology student, he stewse studies this stuff, now from outside looking in, a sociopath who was learning how to be a better criminal in a criminology department. what happened first? was this person, sick in the head for a long time and landed in criminology, sort of like ted bundy. or was being in this neighborhood, something that set him off? by neighborhood i mean studying criminology. >> you are right, i have looked at the guy as best i could, seemed he thought maybe he could commit what is the perfect crime.

i have always said there is no such thing as a per perfect crime, as a result, dna and overwhelming evidence that law enforcement gathered has lead to his capture, i believe possibly his success for prosecution. kennedy: we'll see, how long could this take for a case like this to commence? a year? or over a year, what do you think? >> kennedy, defense have a right to ask for a speedy trial, i think they will waive that right for a speedy trial, they want this to stretch out long, the jury pool will come from this community, they would like the jury pool to forget about somewhat what happened here. kennedy: if any of victim's family has a say, that will not happen. this community has been rocked to its core, they

want justice, ted williams thank you so much, so much thank you for talking to me and happy new year to you my friend. my pleasure, my friend. unfortunate issues. kennedy: you are bringing us great information, we really appreciate it. >> thank you, ted. >> coming up prayers and donations for bills safety damar hamlin. after collapses mid game on last night's monday night football. we'll get into the latest on his condition. with cardiologist davemo montgomery he is next. ♪ with a big, fresh carrot ♪ ♪ and a whole lot of cheese ♪ ♪ and the mirror from your van is halfway down the street ♪ ♪ well, you can say that -- ♪ wait, what? i said, "someone just clipped the side view mirror right off the delivery van." when owning a small business gets real,

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joining me now to discuss, board certified cardiologist, host of the good dr. tv, dr. dave montgomery is here. i heard a couple things today it might be something called commotio cordis, where when the shift is i'm -- chest is impacted, if it is in between two heart beats it can stop the heart, what do you think? >> there are two possibilities just taking the baton from that one, commotio cordis. there has to be enough of a direct impact to the heart. at the very wrong time. there is a period this is sensitive. when heart is getting signal to contract and relax. if you get hit at that time, we see it in hockey for example or softball or baseball the ball hits

directly on the heart. it causes a chaotic heart rrig rhythm. that is one possibility. i look at this, frame by frame, over and over. everyone says, the hit departmdidn't look too bad, if you see angle shown the helmet comes up and into the c chin area, one possibility he did sustain a chin blow that caused a tra traumatic brain injury, if severe enough can lead to traumatic cardiac arrest. you don't have to have something directly going on with the heart, it can happen to the brain. remember what he did.

kennedy: he adjusted his helmet. >> there you go, right on the head. he grabbed his helmet, if you get hit in the chest it hurt, you don't grab your helmet, then he went down, we've seen that in nfl with a brain injury. this is speculation. i think that respect is due to his family, we should say this is speculation, we just want to know what happened so it won't happen again. if we take it that way, we i tbring everything together, they are two distinct. kennedy: if he had some undiagnosed cardiac injury from a covid booster, could that have made him more susceptible, a lot of people are speculating about that, many who experienced that kind of a vaccine injury are young men and often times athletes. what would you say about

that? >> i think you hit an important point. the category that falls under is we don't know his medical history, period. i'll leave the covid booster part aside. you could have cardiac history and have no symptoms until something like this. what is left is a third possibility, he had a preexisting condition, something genetic, we know these commonly, an electrical heart rhythm or thickness of the heart problem, a defect in gene causing heart to get larger, there are a number of other things in medical history that can cause cardiac arrest in a perfect storm like this. we should wait until the information is back, we don't even know if he had a covid booster, we should wait until we get information back and give the family that respect. and give him that respect.

and thin, talk about you know for example if it was preventible. kennedy: whatever the case may be, i hope there are people, young men and athletes who look at this, say, okay, you know here is a guy, just a couple years out of college, very young, maybe i should get a cardiac work out, this is my family history, or rethink some of the choices that i make and talk to my doctor very specifically, so this does not ha happen. this is not tigh totaly uncommon in athletes, krigger i -- he had an icd in implanted cardio defibrillator. he is good to go, go see the doctor, he will give you a full cardiac work out.

>> you make a great point. everyone should get a cardiac screen, we talk about it in february in heart month, heart disease is number one killer. let me make sure, we can take from this, were i believe if you are 40 and older you should get a heart screen. i think if you are an athlete whether playing at collegiate level or at professional level, the amateur level, i think you should get a heart screen. i know there are different recommendations, the colleges and guide lines are different. but i think it is worth it, so things like this won't happen. kennedy: i got one last year. and i'm glad i did, the doctor told me i had heart of a 24-year-old in my freezer. thank you. >> a pleasure thank you. kennedy: coming up republican fight for the house speaker, it is getting nasty, kevin mccarthy making a gavel grab.

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anywhere. there are times we have to argue with our members, i i'll fight to put american people first, not for a few individuals who want it for themselves. >> all right. good. then let the games continue. democrat wasting no time jumping all over the pa. >> calling republicans crazy. >> republican disfunction is what it is, chaos, crises and confusion with craziness. that is sad. for the american people. kennedy: you love it so much, you want to m to marry it, congressman elect jeffries. who will republicans unite behind? we br break it down with party panel. we have inez stepman.

and democrat pollster, doug schoan and chair of you are the power. net spike cohen is back with his giant eagle. ininez stepman, i think it's good to call truth to power, i think leader mccarthy should be challenged. republicans did not have a red tsunami. he got behind a lot of losing candidates, someone has to be held accountable why not him. >> this is a good thing for the republican party, this is a continuation of a long simmers tension that sometimes exploded to open civil war, that is not so much between different wings, this is a normal

thing about coalition building, but between a leadership for republican party that ignores its voters, i say bring this on, first time in a hundred years it happened, crazy things can happen when you take a whole to know of ballots and people get d desperate, it's fun to watch if nothing else. this is how the system works, i'm having fun watching it. kennedy: this is what we should be doing, what democrats should be doing as well, lockstep is bad for americans, it just is. we should be skeptical of our leaders, even when we are in power, doug? >> i'm all for argument, dispute and the like. but if you can't pick a leader, and what kevin mccarthy said that you just played. suggested that the 5 or 7 holdouts are not getting

behind him tomorrow. kennedy: 20. >> means that republicans can't really organize themselves. i wouldn't have used word crazy. that hakeem jeffries used, confusion, chaos and polarization are accurate terms. the best news that democrats could have gotten this week as far as i can see. kennedy: yeah, because it has been all bad news, they alike they need to throw themselves a parade, swirling the country down the toilet. spike, it is interesting. when something like this happens, and there are holdouts they have their hands out for you know cash grabs for their states and districts. but you have a -- some limited government conservatives who want the federal government and the house of representatives to spend less money. so, what is kevin mccarthy to do?

>> listen, if it is mccarthy or jordan or scalise. kennedy: it should be michael jordan. >> i am sorry mike jordan. if it was going to be one of them, maybe we just shouldn't have a house of representatives for a few years and get to know ourselves better. of any of those candidates none are committed to do what needs to be done. to introduce bills one at a time, no more of omnibus nightmares, allowing time to read the bills. recording all votes, no more voice votes where people are not held responsible for what they voted for or against. and most important, allowing individual members of congress to introduce bills on the floor. that is something that paul ryan stopped when he was house speaker, pelosi continued that practice, it has been around a decade

since a bill has been en produced without going through the cronies, only person i know committed to doing that is former congressman justin amash. he has worked with republicans and democrats, and called both on the carpet. that is who my endorsement is for, if there is not enough ability to to get support for him, i offer as compromise candidate, new washington commander mascot, major tudy. we might as well make the speaker a pig with a war helmet. kennedy: and a furry in there, a squish in there. i think he is a great guy, i think they should nominate my neighbor pam, she is one of the most delightful people they met.

i do don't have a problem with that, as long as there is a logjam on capitol hill we're all better off for it. >> yep. kennedy: one thing that house republicans can agree on. they promise to investigate dr. fauci. oh, there is an innocent beagle, let me kill it. now elon musk is piling on sweater boss said -- twitter boss will release the fauci files this week. i cannot wait. last week, elon musk revealed former twitter employees had a slack channel, called fauci fan club, what can we expect in fauci files? >> we have expect a lot more of what we've seen, communication between government agencies and so-called private companies, amountses to a collusion back and forth, a lot of pressure from government agencies about censorship

decisions, we can assume it is not just twitter, all social media companies. there is a lot of pressure back and forth. and i think it should make us think about a lot of -- rethink a lot of the ways we think about separation between big business and government. seems more and more the shape of our regime is a public-private partnership in this case censorship, it should make us think, there is a black swan event, elon musk spent billions to buy this company, that is why he is able to release t the fields, next time they -- the files. next time they will just pick up the phone, no smoky gun information from a billionaire who has blown it up, we should assume this is going on all of the time. kennedy: i wish facebook

would do this, and google would do this. i wish we would see the informal conversations that members of federal government and federal law enforcement have with big tech companies. you know we're getting a glimpse to one of them. >> i was going to say, i sure like to see fbi files. as well. >> yes. >> that was the most bone chilling of all. you are right though. with facebook, and google and the like. all getting quote, guidance from the government. it is really antithetical to how our system works whether you are a democrat or a republican or independent, in case of dr. fauci. i think we have legitimate right to know what he knew, when he knew it, why he said what he did. and most of all, what was his role if any in gain of fufunction research at

wuhan lab. kennedy: no one wants a global pandemic ever again. that means we have to get to the bottom of how this one originated in the first place. no matter how much rope. >> damage it could cause. spike, has some trust in dr. fauci been misplaced in. >> i hope so, i hope that this reminds us of the fact that prior to the -- during beginning of covid pandemic, dr. fauci has always been the bad guy, i talked about this, about fact that 80s gay panic was caused by anthony fauci going on major media, saying it was at least possible that aids could be spread from casual

contact with gay men, there was no evidence of that ever. no suggestion that was true ever, he was the one spreading that. and quiet he said, oh, actually that data shows that is not true ar the cat was out of that bag. and for those who have catched "dallas buyers club," the movie with matthew mcconaughey. kennedy: and jared letto. >> toteo get aids drugs they need, anthony fauci was a main bureaucrat, if this comes out this dr. fauci and others of colluding with twitter, and we should assume other big tech companies to sensor people who are asking about the origins of covid asking about the wisdom of lockdowns and mandates, not only hole him accountable but show he was the villain of covid pan like the villain of aids pandemic, what you were talking about. when big business is working with big government, big

government is coercing big business to do its bidding, that is literal fascism, that is what this second posing. -- this is exposing. kennedy: that is what happens in china, communist party controls media and business, that is not good, guess what, it does not end well, inez stepman, doug and spike. >> thank you. kennedy: coming up, a start of a new year. gyms are full of chubby hopefuls, one major exercise chain saying no, no, no. to the january first joining, i have jimmy failla here to ring in the new year, next, yeah, gym! good news! a new clinical study showed that centrum silver

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stupid. >> the people are bridge and tunnel crowd. you don't want the mooks coming in for two nights and screwing up the 10:00 show, that is how they look at them at equinox, it is an elitist gym. kennedy: that is what they pay for. >> is a dominatrix version of going to the gym. kennedy: that is why i go there. >> you are nothing unless you hire a trainer to. kennedy: i take a karen klaas, and they tie you up and punch you in the gut and call you karen. >> what are you training today, i am doing let me speak too managers this is the thing. no body goes to equinox on a sunday, you might, because you have issues, you are trying to out run other things. let's stay focused.

because they cater to working professionals, sunday is their slowest day of the week, new year's sunday allowed a couldn't a marketing ploy, what they are saying we're hung over from new year's eve, no one is coming in. kennedy: i think it is a great marketing ploy. >> it is. kennedy: like, everything at -- equinox they have food and steam. >> do you know how i know this. kennedy: yes, i know what guys do with blow driers. >> there it is, i hear things, get a room. >> during my time, i trove a ta taxi in new york

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fired thing in l.a. is still henry cavill. hottest thing in l.a., i have not burned through this much alcohol since two nights ago, fire could be seen for miles, and to be releasing a strong toxic smell, but then again nick nolte lives in the area, and does not wash his -- it could have been coming from him, it was safest to take a hands off approach, standing back allowing it to burn [music] ♪ ♪ baby burn like city council does is rest of l.a. >> te tesla on auto pilot, lead police on a high-speed chase, while the driver was sleeping, it happened on german autobahn, a 45-year-old man reclined his seat, and dozed off, his

tesla was driving 70 miles per hour that is very slow on the autobahn, unlike the stock that tesla never crashed, police pursueded vehicle for 15 minutes before driver woke up, he must have been car exhausted, the driver had purposely tricked safety system to thinking his hands were on the wheel, he could sleep on the highway. this guy had more faith in elon musk than conservatives on twitter. driver charged with criminal endangerment and his license suspended. too bad he was in german, in america, if you are asleep at the wheel they make you transportation secretary, my mayor pete. kennedy: shocking story of a negligent husband who left his wife in the dust. and no i'm not talking about tj holmes in thailand, a

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