more. what they have to figure a few things out and again i nostalgic part and a movement that is more prime out there with kids more vulnerable. i appreciate this conversation. have a great thanksgiving. >> sure, thanks, charles, you too. >> : remember to catch fox business making good money for the market today. it may be tomorrow, one of the best weeks generally in history. for now, here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone i am just jesse watters, judge jeanine, dana perino, brian kilmeade and this is "the five." president biden's managed to run thanksgiving again. no, he's not at your family gathering this year but the big guy himself kicking back nantucket for the holiday. it is because the price of the fees will cost you an arm and a

turkey leg. the average cost of thanksgiving day dinner is up 20% this year. but don't worry, ryan can afford it. biden at the usda blaming russia for the rising cost. as if that is not bad enough, a strike in december that literally could slam the brakes on the economy and and $2 billin per day. but wait i remember how bragging if this was not a problem anymore. >> a big win for america. together we reach the agreement and you reach the agreement to keep the rail system working and avoid destructions of the economy. and this is a win for tens of thousands of rail workers and for their dignity. >> jesse: the white house trying to spin their failure but pointing out how they kick the can down the road. >> what we are saying is averted a horrible downturn in the economy by that tentative agreement. it was a big deal what it could

have done to our economy. it would have been devastating. it was an important, the tentative agreement was, indeed, important because again, it stopped a horrible potential downturn again to the economy. >> jesse: do you want to comment on that explanation? >> dana: i think someone good enough to say, yeah, that didn't old and unfortunate so we have to move on instead of how great it was. it was a political band-aid. they got through the midterms and they did a rose garden event to go out and say, "thank god, joe biden is here. thank god he is the dealmaker and has pete buttigieg and marty walsh on the cabinets. just enough to get through the midterms. similarly, student loan crisis, right? he says, "i'm going to give everyone student loan and then midterms, actually, no it's not constitutional bit sorry about that.

they try to do it with the saudis on the loan deal, out the saudis to increase their production? saudi said "no" and they try to do it but wait until after the election. now, it is after the election and i don't think t i think it will be interesting because in the political realignment of both parties are trying to go after -- and so the rail strikers, they are close on a deal. they are saying they want to have a better quality of life and more time with their families. yes, 24% raise in the deal and pennies on the dollars the amount of time they spend. so where is everybody going to come down on this? that is interesting to see but the political band-aid spear there was another one by the way now if you have a student loan, you don't have to pay until august 2023. but if you took out a loan for f-150 for your business you have to make your payments. >> jesse: people need a loan

for thanksgiving day dinner, up 20%. remember when they had that july said, we saved you $0.03. will we see that for thanksgiving? >> there was a story people buying big chickens instead of big turkeys. it is less money. so we will see where that same spirit but it is interesting. i did not know it would end up in vladimir putin's lap. i forgot about that. and nord stream 21 and nord stream two tran. but there are a couple of things, this is ongoing just kick it down for month six more months, which is great but if you took out a loan now a freshman in college and not eligible for it, gradually you will have to pay for it. i just have never seen anything quite like this. this whole thing with inflation in the turkey dinner, i think it is basically emblematic what has been going on. the president says 7% is not a

big deal and all paying more for everything and it doesn't seem to matter. if this was the week before the midterms, this is a big deal. after the midterms when you see a slight win for the republicans come i don't know what reso resonates. >> jesse: you know you go out to dinner, harold it is the food that is expensive but the alcohol really gets you. that is not a personal favorite. >> harold: this whole notion, brian you made the important point because you think about inflation and biden inflation and to frank this the right way, actually the press secretary she should just move on. we thought we had a deal but we don't have a deal but we have some framework and i hope we can get something here. but whatever reason, it is not resonated politically with the country. and it is not moving -- it resonates but it does not move for the other party and not a sign of sufficient claim to democrats on this. and i'm struggling trying to figure this out too. part of it makes me think a

couple of things, one, people still have reserved cash from whatever that time that could have been the stemless that took place in 2021. or two, people decided to prioritize things differently and they are not finding themselves sacrificing in their lives. whatever it is, it is a new normal in the economy because if we are in a recession we never see a recession where you produce jobs, elevated not as high as it was but people still spending money. so something is happening in the economy and in our society that defies the normal way that we look at the economy and supply and demand. but finally come i think that if these numbers persists and where i do think it is fair to blame putin and involve him in the conversation is gas prices and energy prices will go up and continue to go up which will impact us as well. if i am republican but i try to block it?

domestic energy production -- >> jesse: we go through 1 million barrels a day. >> harold: that is all they will be talking about because indeed, democrats, they should be but democrats are saying putin is the reason prices are up and if i am mccarthy and we need to increase the index, it will be at the border but why do i have to address the issue democrats agreed that is the issue and three, european snow is the issue and we will confront natural gas prices as they continue to rise throughout the winter. i pray and hope we have an answer to not only the long term but the immediate term of trying to help families pay for their energy bills. >> jesse: harold is making sense. >> judge jeanine: he is making sense. joe biden came in and with trojan horse. he was the moderate but not the moderates. today one of the members of the squad wants him to run for president again. you know, you can say they may not decide blame but what

joe biden is going to do for the next two years is blame the republicans and he's blaming republicans for the student loan thing when the question is whether or not it is even legal. you know, he is blaming putin or something you say very correctly that we can take care of our own domestic energy production. all right? who is to blame? biden is to blame for the fact we went from energy efficient to not having any domestic energy. energy and dependent to not any now. and they came to the saudis and then the phy venezuelans and everyone else. it is devastating and it is the trojan horse again. i came out and really took care of this classical strike that would cost us $2 billion a day. and i did my victory lap but it really wasn't well. it didn't work and really didn't

close the whole thing as it relates to the loan spirit in you really didn't -- you know, you haven't done anything for domestic energy production. so stop blaming other people. you have been lying since the trojan horse. >> brian: harold, if everybody believes your point, at the end of the day we have to take lessons from this election. >> jesse: when we could have built it by now and it's been a year and a half. for the last nine months, we could have natural gas going to europe and we could have replaced the russians already. we would have been paid for natural gas production. but the president doesn't want to do it. he wants to draw on federal land and doesn't want to do anything. >> harold: the country doesn't want that. >> judge jeanine: you are assuming that one issue is what made the democrats not lose as big as people said they would lose? why do you assume it is that one issue? >> harold: the only data we have is the election that took place a few weeks ago.

you can jump on me but the bottom line is, the other night was an overwhelming night for republicans. >> judge jeanine: we still won the house so let's not forget that. i don't agree with you when you say america rejected the idea of domestic energy production. you can't say that. >> harold: i'm agreeing with you but a set of answers, republicans did not lay out convincing, persuasive answers to make the american people entrusted to do that. >> jesse: we call balls and strikes too. our strikes are a little wider. [laughter] but we still do call balls strikes. up next pressure growing on cops to find a killer as we get the breaking new video of the four idaho students who were slaughtered in their sleep. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ pico heartbreaking university of idaho students dancing and choking inside the house where they were later slaughtered. the video posted a monthly for the killing and the police still no closer to finding out who murdered them. it has been nearly ten days since the students brutally butchered in their beds. the victims out saturday night to a frat bar and a local sports bar. all got back to the house before

2:00 a.m. sunday. the police think they were killed three to four hours later. two other roommates in the house the entire time and slipped through the attack. now, they were going pierce the crime scene may have been contaminated. the authorities expending for search and coming through the woods in a parking lot and a new area blocked out beyond home. experts take catching the killer could come down to small details. >> perhaps the deaths did not occur at the same time but whoever did it could have been lying in wait. one of the things that have helped determine that is the times of death and the medical examiner at the scene may be able to tell whether or not the four victims were killed at the same time or different times and sometimes the perpetrator is cut by the slippage of the night. some of the blood at the scene can belong to the perpetrator. he may then be able to evaluate

that. >> harold: judge this is heartbreaking story that i've seen in the last few years. we have no leads here. your experience in this space, what informs you and what do you think about this? >> judge jeanine: the whole country is focused on this because most people think it is 2022. why is it taking so long? why don't we know what happened? first of all, i'm assuming there's no eye witness, none that we know of yet. what does that tell you? that tells you the most important evidence is the forensic evidence. the forensic evidence will identify who the killer was. not only from one parent we heard defensive roots, okay, which means, you know, the killer may have been in a fight maybe he got caught. but we also know the knife that is a rambo knife, which pressed in the hills where the bruising came from. so there was tremendous strings or a tremendous fight here.

and if you got a local police department that is responding to a call of someone being unconscious, what does that tell you? that tells you that these kids, the two that made the call and we know the call came from one of their phones here are the kids on the first floor, what did they see? how much of the room did they see? why did they say unconscious when there was blood running out of the house on the outside of the house? and where did they get this unconscious from? why are they saying that? are there footprints in the bedroom on the second or third floor? if there was so much blood that what you have is a killer that is stepping in the blood as he's killing these kids. but in addition to that, you have the other two kids and you have to eliminate their footprints. you have the local police responding to "unconscious." i guarantee they didn't have slippers on or have any idea this would be quadruple serial

homicide. so they would have messed up the scene. i don't mean to criticize the local pd. they can't expect to understand how this stuff works. and four webb them killed. were they bound and gagged, incapacitated? how did the other two kids did not hear anything? how did the other two of the four dead did not hear anything? i'm sure half of the gang were drunk. but they were struck a few minutes before. you know, they were not dropping town drunk. and finally, the one thing i want to say is that this should have been a case where the fbi was called immediately. there forensic evidence of potential is unparalleled. >> harold: they are involved now. >> judge jeanine: they are involved now but the crime scene is contaminated. when they get to the trial assuming someone ever and maybe they and not someone. it may be more than one person

bound and gagged, stabbed and killed these poor people and if younger would've put up a fight. then the question is the forensic evaluation that you have come of crime scene was to donate contaminated. we don't know if it was his or hers. >> harold: brian. >> brian: we know that uber driver and the guy in the white shirt we eliminate him and the roommates we eliminate them. wait a second. what did they do to make sure that they were eliminated into your point, i don't understand, they keep saying one of the phones. instead of saying the roommate used one of the phones, they say the phone was used. who made the phone call? what do you mean unconscious? you call somebody because unconscious and how can you be bleeding to death and unconscious? that is impossible. >> dana: can i ask the judge a question as part of my time? >> harold: yes.

>> dana: if somebody commits a murder of four people, would that be the first time they ever committed a crime or like we have seen before, can the colorado springs shooting there had been trouble and place an election in the past. >> judge jeanine: is this a first time killer? i seriously doubt it. i really do doubt it. they keep saying he was sloppy, he was sloppy. what does that mean? did he leave fingerprints? show it, do some dna. it doesn't mean it was sloppy as a result of what happened, kids sliding in blood. you don't know what happened and where they were found. the chances are killed four but not for the first time. >> jesse: he is not that sloppy because they haven't caught him yet. my profile of this person is a polo student at the university whose how this group of students who were popular in greek life, well put together and had a lot of potential and going places and he wasn't going places. he was not in this scene and he was jealous, envious and flew

into a fit of rage, targeted them, scoped them out, went in there with a knife which is personal, and he wanted to see the fear in their eyes. when he stabbed them he wanted to process that can feed off of that. god knows where he is now, but last night, you look at the blood splatter and you can tell if someone is right-handed or left-handed and you have to get a print hopefully because you can tell the shoes size, the type of shoes. but there is not a lot of things to go on right now. and a lot of people are saying that the police -- and you know because you made the point you haven't seen a homicide in seven years in this town. they need a lot of help. >> harold: there is no weapon, right? >> judge jeanine: there is no weapon. they just said one weapon and one guy. the whole idea... >> harold: they think it is one guy but are you convinced of that? >> judge jeanine: no! by the way, why didn't they kill the other two? they were in bed at the same

time. >> harold: upstairs from a different floor. >> judge jeanine: so everyone was on a different floor. >> harold: 's terrible story, coming up next radio host with an assessment of president biden and the democrats heading into 2024.

♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: the popular man to god with a grand forecast on 2024 prospect sagging it is said that the party cannot find anyone better than biden. >> i think that is more indicative of what the democrats are doing. and i don't see the base that

the democrats have. i don't see the person to put up 20242 galvanize and biden is a safe bet, that is bad too. >> judge jeanine: and thinks kamala harris is a total loser. and doesn't believe the vice president is a viable candidate and top republicans if she is the party not me. the liberal outlets light.com thanks joe should straight up cabana numbered two. if biden runs again they should pick a new vp because kamala harris had her chance and the democrats need something different. okay, let's get rid of the easy question here, brian, kamala harris is gone, right? >> brian: member she pretended to like snoop or dray. evidently they didn't have music

out at that time. >> judge jeanine: she lied. >> brian: she lied about that so we picked up on that. he's not for people who chart to mike judge the smart guy. so he says they are without options but he says when it comes to trauma, the problem is the investigations and the things around him. he thinks it will be a show down and desantis will win. i don't know where he gets the statement people are sleeping on desantis. everybody's talking about ron desantis and no one is sleeping on him. >> judge jeanine: dana, charlamagne tha god says he believes that both biden and kamala harris would lose to trump and desantis. he hasn't given up on trump. >> dana: he is like somebody in the democratic party like bill maher or james carville that state wise things and then wholly ignored by the democratic party. and then at the end of an election, wow come i should have really listen to those guys.

i think that is -- i imagine kamala harris will depart the step by saturday and a new team by monday. the seventh edition to try to figure it out. what he is saying and he knows her and has talked many times. in a way i don't know if the midterms a little bit of long-term problem for the democratic party. and they'll president biden has a wind at his back and he's thinking he will run again. and i bet at the hill, you know what can i feel pretty good. i made he and i did better than i thought i would do in the midterms. i will run again instead of giving the democrats a reason to say quote goodbye, let's move on." the democrats talk about being in disarray. there is that but the mere image is on the democratic side and the bench is so weak and that is really their problems. >> judge jeanine: you know, harold, for coke congressional

democrats that half of the democrats in congress would not support biden. do you think that is true? >> harold: i don't know, i was in congress and they had some sources for doing that or at least some fillers on the party. there is no doubt that four weeks ago there was a wide filling or growing feeling amongst the democratic kind of elite class that the biden should seriously consider not running. i think that group thought midterms would turn out poorly. the midterms did not turn out as poorly as some thought. and some think vice president biden and vice president harris may decide they had a good run and open up for someone else as close he had done. the challenge has been said that it's not readily apparent. but i always question someone who has god in their name but i think he is entitled to his opinion. he has an interesting opinion and has credibility on this because of, brian, you entertain a shared, he was supported by

vice president harris and said one of the best things president biden did is choosing her but now he is critical. this is the lessons democrats should take from this. we should not belief or any moment that we should not be serious about crime and the border. we should not believe any more but that we should not be serious about immigration or be more creative about invigorate small business in america. as a result, that me mean we need personnel. at this moment as much as this challenge, dana democrats biden feels better about his chances then trump, desantis, pompeo. i heard something about this unbelievable to me, but we will get a chance to see this play out. >> judge jeanine: jesse, wrap up. >> jesse: he has things going for him, he kept the senate and he can raise a lot of money. he's well liked by america.

but on the other hand his legislative agenda is totally shot now that republicans have the house. they will crack up investigations and expose the family finances and corruption. people have never seen that before. he may say he matches up well against trump, but we don't have covid this time in 2024. he does not match up well against ron desantis. it is well or not whether joe biden can campaign because of his health. if he does campaign, how does he do that and stay in delaware? you have to go to the swing states. so is it going to be the pro biden voter or anti-trump voter? king charlamagne tha god this guy has an amazing family tree, his children the hunchback, charles the younger siblings, parents -- grandchild, charles

the bold. took over all of the european roman empire. >> judge jeanine: [laughter] thank you, jessie. the white house ready to rumble over hunter biden investigations as one media outlet finally admits the laptop is a real. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> brian: the biden administration are the biden white house gearing up for house republicans looking to investigate his son, hunter, and his administration. political reporting that is how biden encountering anticipating of barrage of attacks. you think? the aides have been prepping for an assault but now bracing more abrasive assault by the dark

means and guess who is late to the laptop party? for more than two years, cbs news dismissed the bombshell reports about hunter biden's laptop, but now they admit it is all real. speak with the commission an independent forensic reviewed to determine its authenticity. >> just the sheer volume of what we are dealing with, it would be difficult if not impossible to fabricate. >> ha>> brian: really impossiblo fabricate. i have no idea we had 51 experts cia, fbi swearing disinformation, judge. >> judge jeanine: i have to tell you, the whole thing is crazy. king jeffrey says, we will defend the president here. look, if cbs says the laptop is real. then i guess they have to admit that hunter said the email that he would take 10% for from the big guy. in the chinese deal.

in addition to that all they had to do on this laptop verify it by making two or three phone calls and finding out if someone sent an email to hunter or where hunter was a certain time. this was so verifiable. i think it is really interesting that they say, "look, we will defend the president. we will defend him to make sure there is no line dishonesty. and we know that that can ha happen." they are the ones who lie and are dishonest. speak to catherine herridge is a good reporter and gnosis two and a half years ago, she has to brg the experts to pretend this is no information appearance information. >> dana: like how they commission their report 769 days later and dump it on thanksgiving day week. bravo, p.r. >> bthis is one of the biggest blemishes on media modern history. they were told to ignore it and they did. speak to 50 countries that biden

has 50 deals in 50 countries. especially china and ukraine. >> harold: this will be hard for the democrats to defend and right now defense strategy is te says right wing cookieness and the republicans will take care of the american people's families and why are they going after joe biden's family? on a substance, if you are in a live hearing and you have whistle-blowers testifying under oath and presenting bank records and photographs and text messages, you can't spin that type of evidence. so, i don't know how they will defend this for two years. >> brian: harold, can you blame donald trump if he wants to give him an apology from leslie stall saying this is not verified? and whatever homeless shelter he is in right now? [laughter] >> harold: look, i'm not going to comment. there is no doubt i think the point has been made that most devastating here is the blemish on the media and the fact the investigation that it should

should have been in real time. i don't do drugs and i've never done drugs and i don't know if people get addicted. this is a terrible thing and obviously, hunter has had a terrible part, sag in his life trying to deal with this. all that said, he is under investigation everything i read about the u.s. attorney in delaware. we will see what happens with that. if the congress has a reason to want to investigate him, i'm sure they will and we will learn more. >> brian: this is not about addiction but deals put together with the biden name with china, judge, of china! that is counteract of america. >> judge jeanine: by the bay, that presentation was done in july. what are they doing? we know they would hold it so it wouldn't come out during the election. we know that he says that he rejected a plea deal. who would offer a plea deal to this guy? we are talking money laundering and tax evasion, lying on a

permit application. that is what we know so far. i mean, it is embarrassing. >> jesse: his daughter got married at the white house. speak to the president lied on debating president trump when he said it is russian disinformati. he knew it was all real! and he said russian disinformation. >> judge jeanine: not only that, he said he never discussed business deals with air force 2 with china to do business. >> brian: hunter biden went on a book tour. >> judge jeanine: is that it? >> brian: up next, eugene knight for "the five" at the all-american christmas tree lighting. we will tell you a few exciting things that you may have missed. dana, hit me. ♪ ♪ over the last 100 years,

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and the fox weather group. and charles payne and larry kudlow and many more including fox news media's ceo suzanne scott and president jay wallace. we even had a special guest by the north pole. santa claus showed up to surprise the kids. fox giving back in a huge way by partnering with the police athletic league donating nearly 500 gifts and if you at home want to help this incredible group, you can donate at give powell nyc.org. they do incredible work and it was a fun night. >> did jesse jr. enjoy himself? >> jesse: it was his first santa claus situation, and he liked your dog. >> he did? >> dana: he called greg's dog a cat. >> jesse: we are working on that. >> dana: dog, no cat. stella was very well behaved. >> judge jeanine: the kids loved her because she was pink.

pink nails. but you know what i loved about the whole thing and it was great coming together as a company and a family that we are, but even more than that, giving gifts to the kids from pal which is a great organization for after-school programs for kids. one of those things that pal recognizes for kids to do after school because they get into trouble sometimes. >> dana: to keep them occupied and busy. another unique thing was to see the kids, some of those kids came on stage. a lot of babies were born in the last ten years. >> jesse: and you beat everyone to the punch, too. not lit up yet. fox goes red, white, and blue and beats everybody to the punch so first again. >> dana: go ahead. >> judge jeanine: the whole staff of "the five," they came in yesterday i think 6:00 in the morning and they sat out in the

cold. it was freezing yesterday and set out wrapping packages and doing the regular show and tend to show. we have a great team. there is a reason the show does well. it is not all about us. >> dana: one last thought, harold? >> harold: christmases this time of year with hope, love, gratitude, giving and everything that we do. i wish i could have been there last night. my kids had a commitment. >> brian: the pandemic makes you appreciate it more because they canceled the last two years. >> dana: the other thing, our crew across the station and channel has been incredible. we had the election. we had them a amazing patriot wards and the street lighting and they have worked so hard. i hope they have a happy thanksgiving. thank you to all of you who tuned in to. it was big night. merry christmas. one more thing. ♪ ♪

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>> jesse: dana p.? >> dana: might have heard huge lake-effect snow storm in buffalo. this guy did the bear minimum to get to work. he gave himself a little window there. to get through. i believe that's illegal and very, very dangerous. also, there is something coming up on december 9th that i want to tell you about, it is kyle jennings and friends, national story tellers featuring songwriters kyle jennings happening december 9th at kalamazoo state theater in kalamazoo michigan. tickets available at ticketmaster. do not worry i am not taylor swift. you will be able to get tickets. i will be there to emcee the

event. proceeds benefit the west michigan cancer center. the show is being presented by north point bank. if you are there in the area, come see us. >> jesse: brian, what have you got? >> brian: world cup soccer, fox has the rights, world cup 22. >> go u.s.a. >> brian: 2022. this morning about 8:00 in the morning eastern time biggest upset in history world soccer. saudi arabia trailing 1-0, 47th minute cut to the right and left footed shot finds the corner, 1-1. you think argentina bounces back and put saudi arabia to bed. not so fast. five minutes later. hold up final score 2-1. they gave a national holiday in saudi arabia, obviously a partisan crowd because it is saudi arabia right next door. meanwhile the biggest story was yesterday u.s. 1-0. looks like a shoe-in to advance. yield the goal late on a clear penalty kick, 1-1 the final there. not out of it a 57% chance of advancing to the next round.

that was pretty cool. big story is i have guaranteed a tie or a victory against piers morgan $5,000 charity. i won. he chose 5,000. weave will see what happens. england friday. game time is 1:00 i think. meanwhile on stage december 2nd. you will see me newark, new jersey, new jersey performing arts center. it's goings to be streamed on fox nation. it's a show like no other. also feature rachel campos-duffy and so much more. bribe. >> judge jeanine: everybody loves their pet but not everyone can afford to take karen of their pets if they have some kind of an illness. so, this past friday i a attended an event in west chester. called dinner for guardian heels which stands for enriching human animal lives. nonprofit. there i am with my friends, michael coppelly and susan and constance. nonprofit organization that hence cover the cost of life-saving veterinary care for pet owners who truly cannot afford it.

they have a means test and they donate through local family vets, assuring that these pets get the care that they need. and looking to go national. i'm very impressed with them. can you see them heals pets.org. and they brought a dog that was going to die and they got money and the vet helped and the dog walked around, so there. >> jesse: have you ever thought to yourself if only i could have the taste of thanksgiving in liquid form? >> judge jeanine: no. >> jesse: now can you jones has a new turkeyography flavored soda. everybody have a sip. this is kind of your. >> harold: no. >> jesse: salt and sweet. here we go. >> harold: i can't do it. >> judge jeanine: i can't do it. >> brian: i like it. it's really good. like knock off cream soda. >> jesse: you would like it. >> brian: can i taste the giblets. >> dana: not as bad as i thought. >> jesse: like pulp in the bottom giblets, "jesse watters

primetime" special thanksgiving day quiz. let's see a sneak peek. >> when the pilgrims landed here, where did they land? >> fort lauderdale? borders. [buzzer].>> it wasn't a cruise . >> harold: brown university fresh first woman to ever make a division one baseball team. she is going to play first game february 24th, congrats to you. >> jesse: "special report" suspect next with bret. >> bret: does that drink have like stuffing in the bought? >> jesse: it's tough. i'm going to send you a bottle. >> bret: i would like that. thanks, jesse. good evening. i'm bret baier. the first look inside the home where four university of idaho students were massacred, that story is unbelievable. keep it here for that dr. anthony fauci has his final appearance at the white house briefing. he is not straying far from the spotlight, however, new details about threats to the world cup from iran-backed