you find both my books as well as my photography portfolio on my website, jason in the house.com. thanks for joining us tonight. don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "hannity." tammy bruce is filling in for laura ingraham tonight. tammy, it's all yours. >> tammy: thank you, jason. merry christmas to you and your beautiful family. i am tammy bruce and for laura ingraham this evening. this is a special edition of the ingraham angle from new york city tonight. christmas is right around the corner, which is fabulous. but the tyrannicalri liberal leaders are still acting like grinches. california governor gavin avenue some threatening to extend the lockdown orders, even though everyone knows that lockdowns do not work. leading the effort to get him out of office. and a chef groves says these leaders are launching class warfare against small businesses. and he will not go down withouts a fight.

he is here tonight as well. plus, it is time for the airing of grievances, yeah. raymond arroyo is here h for extensive addition of seen and unseen. but first, joe biden has a name to transportation defense education secretary and on and on, but there is one major role he has yet to announce. which is attorney general. why is he waiting so long. and what would a biden justice department in our imaginations look like? will it continue an investigation into hunter biden? yeah, probably not. or will it be weaponized ndp is to launch a constant barrage of investigations into trump and his allies question mike gee, i want her. joining me now is a sara carter, fox news contributor. laura logan, host of lara logan has no agenda on fox nation. and former chair of the house, oversight committee, thank you all for joining me tonight. welcome aboard. now, look, what is fascinating here and sarah, let me speak

with you, because we've got a fascinating dynamic with biden being very active, naming lots of people, really making a move to make it seem as though this is already the administration that is in action. what you think of the fact that he is not willing to talk about the attorney general. even andrew cuomo is being discussed as being in the running. that was he doing at? >> i think for a numberr of reasons, but the most important reason being inside hunter biden. that there is already a federal investigation into hunter biden. and remember, media president-elect biden, president-elect biden has been staying up for some time. look at my everything you are hearing about my son, the laptop come all of this -- it's just nothing but russian

disinformation. well, tammy, just a mere fact that he is saying we all know is true, that there is actual evidence that they are investigating him based on u.s. treasuries suspicious activityty reports, millions of dollars, possibly 10% in equity. just the fact that he is dismissing this as russian disinformation extending a message to whoever he nominates for the department of justice. that said in a message saying don't investigate my son. this is actually a conflict of interest. >> it's interesting, lara, normally why would you hesitate, right? even hesitating indicates that there is, for some h reason, isa special dynamic. now we know that bill barr's last day is attorney general was today. and from what i have seen come seen, apparently like elvis, he has artie left building. so we know that he declined to appoint a special counsel to investigate hunter biden say and

it wasn't necessary, but sources are telling fox news that they are still ongoing discussions and some high-level officials feeling that it is warranted. so lara, what do you think of -- why was bill barr, knowing he's going out, make aa statement tht is that definitive and that we have a contradiction here? what he think is going on? speak out to me, for me the devil is always in the details. because if you actually look at the book bill barr says, he was very specific. there is no reason, he saw no need to appoint a special counsel to investigate hunter biden's tax affairs. so that doesn't cover anything else that's on the laptop, but i can tell you from what i've seen of what is on the laptop, but i've been able to confirm through other sources, goes way beyond tax investigation. that is perhaps one of the reasons that therenv are people still having these conversations within the justice department. the other part of it is that

bill barr inexplicably sat on the hunter biden laptop and all the information that was contained in that. during an impeachment trial, the president of the united states was dragged through an impeachment that was essentially a farce. but it was not just a farce, it was designed to cover up crimes that had been committed. not by president trump, but by the biden family. and hunter biden's extensive dealings in ukraine.n those go way beyond just hunter biden. so that is really, for me, the most critical thing as a journalist. when i look at this what i think, but i know because i hear it from so many americans all over this country, literally every single day, is how can use taxpayer money, how can you drag a sitting president to a impeachment trial when you are sitting on evidence that exposes the criminal nature, the political nature, and the fraudulent t trial?f that

which is really the heart of everything. >> tammy: this goes do -- darrell -- thank you laura, it comes to what they do and do not do with journalists. the kind of questions that should be asked. darrell, ed also speaks to an another issue that makes americans question the legitimacy of government, whether or not they can trust it. give congress doing t all this other kindov of stuff now with e covid bill. shenanigans are all over the place. but the seriousness of law enforcement, of several law enforcement come of it being his politically. we've got a source now close. fox's book into a source close to hunter biden. he is indicating that biden is still off-loading chinese investments. less than one month before his father supposed to be sworn in. what is a reaction to news like that? and to this entire circus atmosphere at this stage.

>> it is clear that the president-elect is trying to delay the very question of who will be his attorney general because of those conflicts of interest, because of the calls for recusal of that attorney general in all likelihood immediately ending the appointment for a special prosecutor. you know, the left demanded the recusal of the attorney general and an appointment of the special prosecutor on the fake t investigation. the false accusations against president trump. he was cleared of it, but only three years into his presidency. very clearly they are trying to avoid that. one thing we can be sure of is that president-elect biden is looking for a another person --y >> tammy: another winged man? >> another wing man who would put politics ahead performing the system. he's going back into an department of justice that during all the years of trump we were never able to get an honest, square deal for the american people.p

the ultimate swamp asas the department of justice. and how they do business. >> tammy: it's going to become even more interesting when we find out what comes from durham as a special prosecutor in that regard.ro i want to move quickly here. as i mentioned a moment ago, the covid relief bill. you again -- you've chosen to go back into the swamp, which we respect and appreciate. president trump last night of course demanded congress to give larger checks to americans. this is how the media reacted. listen to this. >> with a surprised outcome of the president put desperately needed financial relief in jeopardy. among his targets for destruction is the newly passed covid relief bill. that stimulus s package would provide aid for millions, but now all of that is up in the air. >> why did you blow it all up? >> tammy: me, so now darrell, it looks like he's the bad guy because he wants americans to have more money. obviously at this point, it looks like the egyptians are going to be getting more money

than anybody else. what is your take on what the president is trying to do here? >> this bill gives them a bad reputation. and clearly, you can't spend this money trillions of dollars and not dodo some good. but the reality is it doesn't do enough for hardworking people that are out of a job. it doesn't do enough in the targeted areas. that's just the tip ofno the iceberg. of sudan. to be honest, the post office get a $9 billion at a time and they have record business, but in fact continue to be mismanaged. no question at all, president trump -- it didn't matter what he did, he could not get enough for what he needed it and he was not available to cork the spending. by the way, on a bipartisan basis. from getting into this bill. much, panel. there's so much happening every

day. i appreciate your perspective. thanks for joining me tonight. china's minister calling to joe biden to restart the dialogue and rebuild mutual trust. when they left that question with the communist regime. and why wouldn't they want that? uncle joe has artie said that they aren't a threat to america. in fact, china has already laid out how their agenda overlaps with biden's. that's really convenient. it its foreign minister says we have noted the four priorities laid out by joe biden. and we believe that at least three, because there could be more, covid response, economic recovery, and climate change provide space for cooperation between our two countries. well, that's a concern. and we will discuss this now. joining me in his the authoror f the book "bully of asia." i think the title says says it all. how nice of them to lay it out so wasm clearly ate for us crazy americans who somehow want to keep our own nation safe and dealing with wanting some kind of balance and equity, looking at what the nature of china doing it to their own people. would he think is going to be

the first move? do you think this is going to be an aggressive attempt to re-couple with us and what do you think joe biden would do in that instance? >> well, i think they expect a very warm embrace from joe biden and indeed from all of his family. that's good relations with the bidens now going back a couple of decades. but listen to what they say. they want to cooperate with us on covid. that is the china virus. that is the virus that china released on the world's sickening money and killing quite a few. they want to cooperate with us how? they probably want us to spend u.s. tax dollars to you by a chinese made ppe and distribute them all around the world. in this case, china would be able to profit off the pandemic that it caused. and what about cooperate in on environment? china gets the worst polluter on the planet. they are polluting the ocean.

most of the plastic in the ocean comes from china. >> tammy: that would be the paris accord. the paris accord was giving china time, a decade at least,e to continue to do what it was doing. no expectations of china. it stopped what we were able to do. everything. of course they would want you to work with us in our regard. >> sure, they pollute the planet and we are expected to clean it up. it's not a very good dealwo for us. and what about cooperating with economic matters? they destroy the world economy because of the china virus. well yeah, they love us to do away with that. they love us to you and the sanctions on chinese company so they canhi once again take advantage of americans. half a million of whom right now are picking cotton right now. modern-day slavery.

>> tammy: we've been learning about this after four years of course. president trump's work to faces down. we see the impact of it. the elements for t pharmaceuticals, the control that they had over the worldwide economy effectively. how they are treating the uighurs. the closed system of it. and we are at least beginning to breakthrough. it seems as though china does see this as a potential complete reset. that this would obliterate everything donald trump has accomplished and moving us back to exactly where we were. twoev this is something -- i know that a president can do a great deal on his own with executive orders and et cetera,on but isn't this where the senate comes in? when it comes to deals and the process of the decisions we make. isn't there a way to stop this, or are we in a lot of trouble?

>> i think we are in a lot of trouble because so many of the people in senior positions and the incoming administration will be already compromised by china. they already have been doing business with china in some cases for years, in some cases for decades. china knows that. i mean, we have the senior advisor to the president saying just a couple of weeks ago that if we don't offer american politicians big enough money, we just give them a bigger basket of money. i mean, they think of us as, and they play's four fools, tammy. they think we can be bought, and sadly all too many of us can be. >> tammy: that's it. they are behaving in a manner so they know what to expect. and it is a shame. i will work clearly is cut out for us. great job, thank you sir. appreciate you joining me tonight.gr we have a lot of work to do. now, with joe to biden'sec announcement of his education secretary, not onlyjo what is administration put hardworking americans last, but your

children don't matter either. his pick is miguel cardona, a major component of critical race theory.k we've been hearing about that from president trump that he's been very aggressive on that because of the destruction that it rakes. -- reeks. as the connecticut leader of education, he analyzed how "race, power, and privilege and influence citizenship." yeah, we've heard that kind of stuff before, haven't we? it's not good news. joining me now is cynthia garrett. author also of "i choose victory." cynthia, think you very much for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. welcome aboard. >> hi.ar >> tammy: if he is confirmed, obviously this -- our education system we just talked about china. china has infiltrated our education system. we are seeing the dynamic of what is happening there and thee

destruction of it. president trump was that she's been working on it. continues to work on it. but we see this kind of thing in schools across the country from someone who is in the position mr. cardona would be in? >> yes. i absolutely think we would, to me. i think the sad thing is that thise like mr. cardona and kind of thinking is so anti-what is actually really great for creating a united america. you know, you don't teach kids to route their entire identity and something negative and cause them to become victors and life. you don't help them to choose victory. i don't help them to feel positive about themselves. i'm not saying that i wore identity and cultural celebration is not important, because it is. but cultural celebration for i l of us has nothing to do with cultural division and looking at each other as if you were -- teaching a group of young people to look at a different group of

young people and say "they are abad." >> tammy: that is the primary way where you break down a society. where you don't -- you teach people not to trust their neighbor. and that you are accosting other people as the other. we went through civil war. we worked from the beginning to become a better country. always working to become better people. and this of course strikes at the heart of thought. and brings us right back down to something that would be awful. sounded the alarm on the left using covid to reset the world. here is miguel cardona today. listen to this. >> it shouldn't take a pandemic for us to realize how important teachers are for this country. there are noea shortages of challenges. by the same token, there is countless opportunities for us to see. we must embrace the opportunity to reimagine education,t buildt back better. >> tammy: yeah, nicely vague

and also sounds a lot like not wanting to let a good crisis go to waste. very quickly, do you think that's a dangerous approach here? >> i am so sick and tired of the politicizing of what happens to our young people. and all honesty, it's time for parents to start going to their schools and starting petitions. i stayed all the time. you have to start using your voice because your kids are being indoctrinated, not vindicated.. -- educated. >> tammy: especially when the is a crisis. but we got to stay focused, because that is when they want to move in and do that when they think you are distracted..st cynthia, thank yout very much. now, coming up, chef andrew groll says the covid bill is a slap in the face for restaurants looking to make ends meet. plus, the recall effort to take down gavin newsom is gaining momentum. that is good news. the law maker running it ist here. stick around. ♪

♪ >> this is what we are talking about when we mention elected officials being -- supporting all of their cronies. this is for big business. $600 is the smack in the face. this is absurd. >> tammy: that's my next guest. and he's right. $600 is absurd. it's insulting. it's grotesque.

which is why president trump is demanding those checks are more than doubled. but unfortunately, itck might already be too late for my mom-and-popp businesses. chef gruel joins me now. andrew, i'm a big fan of yours. thank you for being on tonight. i have to say, one thing that would solve this -- not even may be a check -- would just be to unlock this country. open this country up. get governments boot off our neck. let you do your job. and yet here we are arguing about $600 or 1,000, or 2,000. this relief bill -- the whole thing -- is a joke. isn't it? >> yeah, i mean, and it's just another example where at the government takes our tax dollars, they create these pigs floated agencies than they promise an certain amount of money that will get us through these agencies. i equivocated to a game of plan go. who gets along the way?

who will end up with the money and who gets it along the way? it is inefficient and it it is insulting. >> and i'm wondering, i think a lot of politicians think oh, you are a business owner. andt for some reason the either don't think we are going to notice this, they don't think you are going to care, there you are, our world of technology. add to your business come able to talk to this nation ultimately the world with your opinions. it is having an impact. we have restaurant saying they're going to refuse to serve andrew cuomo. that he is going to be persona non grata. would you be willing to do something like that? that's kind of adjuster and to encourage other restaurants in california to do the same thing to gavin newsom? >> yeah, welcome my feet surprised if newsom even tries to go to a restaurant after that don't likerp this. and it's funny and newsworthy, but at the end of the day, i dollars a dollar. i will take a dollar. no, i'm just kidding.

[laughter] >> tammy: look, i'm a former californian. it's my homeme state. i'm a native loss angeleno. and we did recall a governor, gray davis, not so long ago. californians -- we really still are -- while it's generally a liberal state, we are the wild west. this is a dynamic for you and businesses there that gavin newsom in particular is talking about in another lockdown. it's as though they just don't care. >> most of the restaurant owners have had it. you are seen a lot that are opening, but here's the important thing did not. because the last thing i want to do is create a scenario where by we are opening in risky situations. most of david's restaurant owners, actually all of them, have followed the rules all

along. we've been very aware of the coronavirus situation and we have been aware of keeping our customers safe. when these come down, and they are so egregious, hypocritical, they don't seem to make any scientific sense. what people have ended up doing, and this is the unintended consequence of bad government, is that now they are opening their indoor dining as well because they say if i'm getting fines for dining out toys, the heck with it, i will open indoor dining bread i know some of the signs there could theoretically be questionable. so the same officials that are locking us down are forcing people to disregard all of the rules. >> tammy: we know there's some lawsuits, but before we go, what is your 601 project? what is that all about? b >> thank you, right. if they are going to give out $600, we decided we are going to give everybody $601 because we are going to show that small businesses can help each other. we are raising moneye for struggling businesses. >> tammy: how can they found out about that? >> it's on gofundme. it's help struggling restaurant workers. follow me on twitter, i'm

posting every single day breed and we have raised rd $70,000. >> tammy: wonderful, that is the way to do it. i'm following you on twitter, you are following me so they can look at my followers list and they will find you right there. chef, thanks for joining us tonight. aca great job. it's because they give ravi me. >> tammy: gavin newsom is doing nothing to help residents. not only is he doing nothing, but is causing all the trouble to make or even help small businesses like angers come off course. in fact, he'sma threatening to extend the stay at home order as i noted which is going to destroy even more lives. so it's no wonder my next guest says of her effort to get read with him is gaining steam. that is good news. california state senator melissa melendez joins me now. a senator they give very much for being here. we know you have, and this is great news, more than 800,000 signatures on the recall petition. but newsom's approval rating, interestingly enough, if we're going to believe polls, is still relatively high.go you see there -- it's strangely at 58%.

maybe that's the population on mars is where they took that pole. poll. so it was done also during the french laundry incident with the restaurants where he broke all of his own rules. and what you think when you see a number like that and y you are working to get signatures and you've got a little bit of a ways to go. do you think this is reallye going to take hold? >> first, tammy, it's very nice to see you. thank you for having me on. i love your work. thank you for informing everyone of what's going on. but to speak to the recall, i don't know who did that pole. poll. >> it's actually kind of funny. i mean really, come on question markets national headlines and they want us to believe that governor newsom has nearly 60% approval rating? >> tammy: it's the public policy council. we've been discussing a great deal of help polls are used to

influence public opinion, et cetera. but clearly what you are finding on the ground and what we are seeing from liberals, democrats, conservative californians. it's a very different environment they are when you talk to people on the ground, isn't it? >> it is. and i think you stated it very eloquently when you said it was time for the government to get their boots off the necks of californians. he makes some great points. we cannot continue like this. governor newsom doesn't have a clue how the average californian lives. he doesn't have a clue. he's never lived a life like an average californian has where you are trying to make payroll, trying to pay the bills. he has no idea what that is like. the rest of us, we haven't had a privileged life. and so if he wants to come live our lives and see what it's like, otherwise he needs to get

out of the way.y. >> tammy: they've said that lockdowns are not the solution. it doesn't work. we know that california has now really the epicenter for the new surge of cases. clearly, something has gone wrong. compared to what weda are seeing in florida and south dakota. it seems as though they just don't care or that there is something else going on. has newsom tried to explain at all the contradiction of his strategy, which has failed. and why he won't changeis tax? >> no, he won't. in fact, he does these press conferences and i think the last one he did he took five questions from the media. five. and of course they skipped over the people they thought would ask questions. so he's hiding. he's hiding in his $4 million mansion so he doesn't have to answer to the people of california. but i have news for you. over 800,000 people find that petition to recall him. d

so if he thinks he's doing a wonderful job, i don't know wha he is smoking. because that is not what we are hearing on the ground. >> tammy: where can people go to download the petitioner get involved? >> yah, if they go to rescue california.org, they can find the petition ony there. very simple.th but it has to be a signature. they cannot electronically sign it. >> tammy: they give very much. appreciate it. great job. now, if you knowam george costanza, then you know all about festive us. today's the day for the airing of grievances and who better to do that then our very own raymond arroyo. he is here with "seen and unseen." that's coming up next. t ♪ you stay right there.

♪ >> tammy: time for a special edition of "seen and unseen. we turn to the author of "the spider who saved christmas..

fox news contributor raymond arroyo with the tip -- a tip of a hat to seinfeld. and george could stands as father. we asked raymond to air his grievances for 2020. and i have0. a feeling -- >> i got a problems with you people. now you are going to hear about it. >> tammy: may be a little bit more pleasant than that. so what are your grievances, raymond? and i am already afraid. >> only slightly more cheery than that. a seinfeld said this week we should put this aside for 2020,y but i say yada, yada, yada. there's plenty of complaining to do. but first up, i'm sick of people blooming and domain over at covid. even as a vaccine is being just abated. -- being distributed.

isn't that a sign of hope, of promise. this was joe biden yesterday and his cdc pick. dr. rochelle lewinsky. >> here's the simple truth. our darkest days in the battle against covid are ahead of us, not behind us. >> we need to understand whether that is here. we need to be limiting our mobility. period. one of the strategies might be to ban travel. >> look, i don't that this is going to fly in the united states. people got the memo, we have to move on with our lives. >> tammy: not, it's christmas. talk about the doom and gloom, my goodness. >> i agree. we need light in the darkness. and that is what the season is about. i hope mr. biden and his doctor

there get the memo. my next grievance is another doctor, dr. fauci in 2020. he has been played by brad pitt. there are cupcakes and doughnuts bearing his image. if he had been right, tammy come about this virus, it might be justified. but remember, dr. fauci said you shouldn't be walking around with masks until youu had to wear thm to go the bathroom. he believed that those very flawed models that never pannede out -- she wanted to shut down the country. but he even supported covid tender hookups as long as you wore a mask. this is all -- problematic. >> tammy: president job so they were and have a vaccine by the end of the year. i and found she was like what, you're kidding? so i imagine -- there are these motives, which i know they are scandals.al

and you talk about what your worshiping an idol here. it seems a little shocking to me and a little inappropriate. >> tammy, i imagine we are going to be seeing a lot more of this devotional worship, because in d.c., muriel bowser just supplanted the birth of with the birth of foundtion she. she named christmas eve -- dr. fauci. dr. anthony s fauci day. >> oh, no. >> the only difference is those are not angels singing to him glory in the highest. >> tammy: love, you have a grievance related to this covid relief package. >> i sure do. i call it the lobbyist relief package. taxpayers and restaurants got stiff, but there's one constant recipient. the kennedy center in washington, d.c. they got 25 million in the first round of this relief. and now, they've gotten 40 million in this go around. i guess nancy pelosi seen oklahoma is more important than

restaurant tours, small businesses, 50% of our restaurants here in new orleans are about to close. it is an outrage. >> the culture of new orleans makes america but it does. these places are getting money like this, like the kennedy center, they are closed. they are closed! >> exactly. they furloughed all the workers who are part of the ppe bailout. i do know what this is -- ppe bailout. this is my last grievance of the year. laura and i have had a long simmering debate over real versus fake christmas trees. real trees are boys that are dangerous. there's wildlife in them from rats to bats. they could be living in those trees. and then they come into your home. well, this woman in florida just proved me right. she thought it was a cat and her tree branch, so she tried spraying it with vinegar. then her dog got involved. it was a raccoon. >> oh, dear. >> all, it's a raccoon! [screaming] oh, my god!

>> tammy: wow, the sounds of christmas. >> don't buy real trees, that's not worth it. that's the end of it. >> tammy: something similar happened in australia, it was a koala in the tree. everybody wants a christmas tree. what can you say, raymond? you interviewed a mean number of legends for a new holiday special on fox nation. can you stick around and show us some of that? it sounds fabulous. >> absolutely paid i might sing a little.w s >> tammy: great i can't wait. stay right there everybody. we will be right back. ♪ the usual gifts are just not going to cut it.

we have to find something else. good luck! what does that mean? we are doomed. [laughter] that's it. i figured it out! we're going to give togetherness. that sounds dumb. we're going to take all those family moments and package them.

hmm. [laughing] that works.

♪ >> tammy: back with us now is raymond arroyo who has a brand-new special on fox nation called an american christmas together. it sounds wonderful. tell us all about it, raymond. >> tammy, i thought this christmas was also divided. we are also isolated in many ways. i wanted to find something that would bind us together. what better than american music? so we spoke to some real

legends. ♪ >> tammy: back with us now is raymond arroyo who has a brand-new special on fox nation called an american christmas together. it sounds wonderful. tell us all about it, raymond. >> tammy, i thought this christmas was also divided. we are also isolated in many ways. i wanted to find something that would bind us together. what better than american music? so we spoke to some real legends. celebrating the 50th anniversary of police navidad. the wanderer himself gives us two new song spirit and then there was kelly pickler, from whom we captured at nashville's auditorium. she told us why she did over a dozen tours. and what it means. watch this. ♪ pndthn >> she's done 12 of them now, right? why do you continue to go out on the road? these can be grueling tours. this isn't like playing the rhymer. >> coming from a broken home and experiencing life. a country song kind of life. the u.s. government has been a family for me. and then they believed me again to be a part of things that matter. and to just step outside of myself and my own heartache. and be with people that truly

come up for a lack of a better word, truly give a damn. who give us the ultimate sacrifice. ♪ i meant don't like dreaming a white christmas ♪ ♪ just like the ones i used to know ♪ >> i love "hello christmas." what is this about? >> it originated from down in my soul. you know? christmas to me as the coming of grace that changed my life. i was a heroin addict for 15 years when i was a kid come up until i was 28. so 52 years ago i said a prayer.

i was changed. for 15 years i haven't had a drink. i was really a brute domestic abuse with that stuff. hello christmas. ♪ hello christmas ♪ hello christmas ♪ glad you are with us ♪ hello christmas >> tell me about that moment we talked about this -- where you hear your parents talking about you. and they say what is going to become of you? what is he going to do? >> i got ticked off and angry at them. and at life. because i thought to myself, you know, here i am. somebody who is sharp and everything in my life.

why did i not also get vision? but i thought to myself, well, i have to go beyond it. and my dream about the virgin mary, who took me into a room and she showed me a room filled with tapestries. ever since then, i never looked back. i kept going because she said to me, don't worry about your vision. you are going to be all right. everything is going to be all right and she was right. ♪ and raymond, have yourself a little merry christmas. ♪ ♪ >> merry christmas, raymond.

>> there was a lot of fun talking to those guys, legends, legends. it is warm, it is heartfelt and what we need this time of year, tammy. theyik don't do musical specials like this time glad my producer and i could put this together. it has been very well warm and received. >> tucker: merry christmas to you, the music is beautiful and remember the issue of fate someg is larger than all of us that en sagging merry christmas and taking it all back i think is an important thing and not just saves lives but makes the quality of life that makes life. great seeing you, merry christmas. coming up, everyone an emotional thank you from rush limbaugh up here and there.

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>> bret: i can listen longer but i wanted to hear more from geraldo. good evening, welcome to >> no one knows how this will end, lawmakers say that after donald trump vetoed the national defense authorization act that would fund the military for 2021. the president calling it a gift to china as russia and saying numerous provisions contradict his administration's foreign-policy, he wanted to take away legal protection for social media companies, that is not a bill. he wanted it in there. nancy pelosi says the house will convene in 5 days to override that veto. this comes on the heels of the president telling congress