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christmas, the jobs in the chopping block because of his green agenda. >> a violent clash outside of new york city's public library where parents were trying to protect kids by protesting drag queen story hour. the double standard grows about what is allowed and what isn't. jackie: will begin with a fox news alert, the suspected lockerbie bomber in u.s. custody. abu agela masud kheir al-marimi is accused of making the bomb that blew up pan am flight 103 and scotland in 1980 killing all 259 people on board including 190 americans. he was a longtime operative for intelligence. this arrest was years in the making former attorney general bill barr announced the charges against the terrorist in 2020. >> long-lost this man responsible for killing americans and many others will be subject to justice for his crimes. jackie: the department of justice spokesperson releasing

the statement the united states is taking custody of pan am. abu agela masud is set to make his appearance in the district court for the district of columbia. gianna why want to go ahead and start with you. justice is being served in this case over three decades later which is shown the fight for terrorism against terrorism continues and we have to get at it, keep after and stay after it. >> as you mentioned i remind him of my own fight for justice for my little brother. i thank you for mentioning that point. there are 70 families in this case and 9/11 70 families that continue to believe justice was coming to the doorstep i have to give credit to the biden administration for following through on the commitment that the trump administration made to bill barr no matter how much time, no matter the distance,

the united states will never stop pursuing justice in this case. i also think this is a reminder to all of us while we traded in a basketball player for the merchant of death there is a lot of nations out here who would like to see americans dead and willing to do whatever it takes to get there. we need to be vigilant about what were doing as a country and we need to have strong leadership that the the real i. jackie: i think you make a good point and how we got into u.s. custody. we knew the libyans had apprehended him in 2020. period somebody who committed a terrorist attack. i'm so proud of the intelligence agency, their people the dedicated years of their lives, i feel for the 259 people and i hope that their families have a degree of justice.

i gotta say behind the scenes having seen classified stuff, not specific to this case there are people that relentlessly pursue this. the idea that he was transferre. he is probably in a detention for a while and probably been interviewed quite extensively, they want to know what networks. a person as a successful attack doesn't hang up their cleats and say i'm done. what is that over the last several decades is important to know. the allegation he went from libya flew up to malta and help deliver the suitcase and set the timer so it would go over on the international flight to the united states over lockerbie scotland and terrorized and killed somebody people. what is he been doing for the last few decades. that has to be untangled as w well. this is a very, very bad actor but a good day for justice that is going to appear in court in washington, d.c. jackie: it would seemed like the united states had a grip or knew where he was during this period.

jason: you hope you think they would. a lot of times the have a target and not apprehend right away because they want to understand his network who is communicating how is he communicating who does he meet with his giving him direction and not intelligent work. were the best in the world and you're glad we spend a lot of money doing this but this is what protects america and the unsung heroes deserve a pat on the back. they should feel good about what they're doing. jackie: , your thoughts on this, terrorism were not only dealing domestically but internationally as well and it's the vigilance that gianna describes it so important. tomi: sometimes we forget because we have had a major terrorist attack on u.s. soil since the late years of the obama administration a lot of us are focusing on the domestic attacks that we've had the school shootings and we forget there are outside threats as you mentioned we have to be vig vigilant, i'm also reminded of a place in the world not only when

it comes to leadership being weak, at least on the world stage and the viewpoint of a lot of americans i look at the southern border and were reminded dozens and dozens have been out and allowed to danced on our southern border those are not the ones we don't know what. you always have to wonder with the southern border been as poorest as it is, title 42 we put ourselves in a bad spot, it's protecting itself with law enforcement security. we cannot take that lightly. jackie: what do you think about the. jason: do you think this is a bunch people coming from mexico and guatemala there is really bad actors confirming all parts of the world. but you don't know about the one that you don't know about. airports tend to be secure but the board border, dancing across the border is a huge threat to the country.

jackie: this was an iconic even something as i remember growing up the same way that i remember the challenger explosion for example. it had an impact on so many people not just to be heard from the families speaking out and reacting and having an opportunity to talk today about how they're feeling about it and you wonder 34 years later the tool that is taken on these families. children's his parents never came home, siblings and everybody impacted by happen while you were there it didn't happen. there needs to be a history teaching in schools i know there's a lot that goes on in schools and a lot of conservatives disagree with and people in general we need to focus on the s issue september 1

happened a lot of issues are safety in their security and the political front when we see and talk about twitter later the national intelligence agencies and how they deal with certain events in the trust that americans have to have the intelligence agencies if they want to provide information because maybe there's someone that could do something that is rather interesting next door and they could be a potential double calling because they don't how to result to them. they don't know the ramifications from the agencies. this is an interesting time to be alive. jackie: i think that's a great point i'll take a step further how much confidence do you have or the macon public and the agencies to believe that politics is him playing a role and were properly being protected. >> the type of work and the apprehension in bringing this person to justice regarding lockerbie and pan am flight. that's what they should be doing but when you see people ahead of the counter intelligence more worried about donald trump and

more involved in engaged in manipulating the election as opposed to what thousands of chinese spies are doing in this country then you like wait a second you're off mission go focus on the true threats to america who donald trump has dinner with is not a threat to national intelligence when is a former president of the united states. focus on stuff actually matters. jackie: and had an impact. we have to leave it there. elon musk has a new target as he exposes the centrist censorship of conservatives at twitter. the target is dr. fauci. let that sink in for a second. that is next., ♪ if they're not nervous, then i'm not going to be nervous. financially, i'm the flight attendant in that situation. the relief that comes over people once they know

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♪ ♪. gianno: welcome back to "the big sunday show". more documents about twitter censorship will be coming out big time. musk tweeting algae invited in reply to another twitter user the twitter files will be coming soon. musk also tweeting by pronounced the prosecutor/dr. fauci. the third installment executives

met weekly with the fbi, dhs and the office of director of national intelligence former dni john ratcliffe. he responded on "sunday morning futures". let's watch. >> the office director of national intelligence would only been authorized to participate in trump national security council approved in corrugated process for election security briefings with groups of credit under private companies. it would include twitter, youtube, microsoft as well. none of those meetings would have anything to do with content moderation. much less anything to do specifically about the biden laptop as russian disinformation. there never would've been authority or reason for anyone within the intelligence community to be saying anything otherwise. >> a lot to unpack there. there's been a lot of

conversation on dr. fauci, said a man paul and obligations that is like before his committee and other people who said he's lied. recently he went under oath and said he did not remember anything but now it seems like there may be something coming out the twitter files about dr. fauci actually lying. my question if he goes under oath and we find out that he lied do you think you be prosecuted for lying to congress. >> there are so many think that dr. fauci should be investigated for regaining function research, also we know he told everyone he didn't know everybody that worked to social media companies except he conveniently forgot his daughter worked at twitter. i'm very excited to see what elon musk in the real journalist putting out actual information that you make a people need to know. i'm so excited to see what they going to say about dr. fauci but speaking of covid read i was one of the people from the get-go

outspoken about covid and i question the narrative which is an american i've every right to do but another thing that troubles me and i hope we find on the twitter files. why were some medical expert some scientists and doctors labeled two dangerous pre-peter mccullough being one of them i had him on my show and he told me and what are the four most people in the field but i was silenced, censored, deep platforms. i wanted of the mechanism the algorithm that twitter used two distinguish who was scientific and who had qualifications and who did not. that's another part i want to see in these files. gianno: there's so much to unpack, you see these files coming out every day. another area of this that people have been talking about specifically all yeah schapiro recently said this. i want to get you on the other side. >> what about the idea that twitter is working in concert with one political party for example campaign-finance violations. >> is certainly possible in the optics of that. that becomes a political issue and were discussing now bias that big check in all these other things but legally

speaking, at that point it could be a campaign-finance issue and have to look to in-kind contributions. jason: look. we know 98 - 98% of twitter employees if they donated they donated to democrats. where i think they really need to unpack this. if you're a candidate for office you normally have to pay for an ad you pay on facebook or instagram or twitter to put up your social media. the allegation that is out there that needs more unpacking, were those types of ads suppressed to republicans and amplified for democrats. you have a lot of republicans say i bought an ad and it wouldn't get out there pre-that would be a campaign violation. another thing class action suits and other civil suits. if you signed up for twitter and you say i am making a contract with you i'll give you all my personal information in a want to follow certain people and i want them to follow me but they weren't doing that.

if you make a box of cereal and their 16 ounces of cereal and there's only 2 ounces, you're going to sue them for the same thing with twitter you made a contract, did they live up to the contract even all the convoluted terms and algorithms you have a basic contract. i think there will be suits it will be very sympathetic to a jury and there could be a lot of money flowing out the door. i think there's that vulnerability as well. elon musk is putting out all this information about twitter, is he doing this to his own demise because they'll be suing the company he owns any paid over $40 billion for it. >> i think is a great deal sympathy and understanding that has been open and transparent. these will be suits in law enforcement and congress anyway. he is accelerating the process and trying to fix and write the ship. if i'm a shareholder i'm like let's get through this because i want to grow the business i want to drive more eyeballs to it. that's what elon musk is doing he's working at the best interest of a shareholders where

the other team was not. >> they completely abandoned the fiduciary duty. there's a part of him that feels like this is very important to expose and very important to put out there at any cost. that's what he paid $44 billion for the company even though he knew he was overpaying. he really wanted to make a point. even if he doesn't make a profit on twitter, at the end of the day however, it shakes out i don't think that's necessarily going to bother him as much more than exposing what happened and bringing it out. gianno: jack dorsey has been before congress many times on conservatives being censored and were finding out now perhaps he was lying. let's run that click. >> social media is being rigged to censor conservatives, is that true of twitter? >> no. >> i don't know what twitter is up to, it looks like they are censoring people and they ought to stop it. are you censoring people? >> no. >> twitter shadow beginning prominent republicans ads, is

that true? >> no. >> i have to go to tommy. she is a fire in social media. what do you think about that? >> again going back to your conversation, maybe don't go after twitter, go after individuals. go after jack dorsey and prosecute him. if we have fbi and government officials that were colluding with members of twitter let's go after them and the individuals read ethic it would be a very loud statement when you actually prosecute somebody and i think the likes of zuckerberg and others maybe their ears will perk up because they realizes actual consequences and for 70 years no consequences even in the court of public opinion no consequences. even when you see elon musk tweet about the twitter files, like to democrats and democrats who will acknowledge it at all or calling him a tweeter because his exposing censorship and say he's leading to the demise of free expression. liberalism is sometimes a disease but elon musk is twittering it on an epic level. gianno: jack even covering this

from the beginning. jackie: from the beginning and before the first files came out the documents came out i said i really want to see what jack dorsey's role was here. how was he shepherding his employees, how was he steering the ship and what's interesting in the paper trail that's been revealed he's not really on their anywhere. that doesn't mean he didn't know what was going on, it just means that possibly his employees were trying to protect him in a coordinated way and that does happen often times at companies. so i think going after dorsey's would be really interesting. at the end of the day ceo he was in charge of the whole operation but you can have to find the evidence to show that he knew about it and complicit and show the statements he made in 2018 were false. i think that'll be really interesting, i find it difficult to believe he did not know but this was very well orchestrated. gianno: you try to really good bow on the segment. thank you jackie. you might as well call bite in the grinch who stole christmas

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an electric vehicle than an internal combustion engine. i don't of the green community wants to acknowledge that but it's a very real thing. >> they don't acknowledge that they don't acknowledge electricity by itself comes from fossil fuels, natural gas, coal, all these different things, you don't flick a switch and get electricity so people could expect admissions and see their prices go up but back to the production of the cars, the batteries are huge problem not only chemicals that they used to produce them but the waste that they create what you supposed to do when they die after they die fairly quickly and by the way we get most of the batteries from china. we do not make them here in the united states sober switching over to something that is really not good help job growth in the united states. this is a sad story. ahead of christmas biden promised us the green jobs, where are they instead people getting laid off. the administration said we created 10 million jobs, we

crated 10 million jobs those were jobs before the pandemic that were briefly off-line and now they're taking credit for them. they have not created the new jobs that they promised us. tomi: what brings me someone from south dakota from the keystone xl pipeline biden said he would create the green new jobs but people like biden and john kerry never going to get to in a minute, they were okay with eliminating entire job sectors and high-paying jobs for americans but they're not okay with eliminating anything out of their luxury lifestyle. john kerry thinks were not moving fast enough on the green agenda. let's take a listen. >> we can't run around into one deal here in another deal here. it is and can be fast enough. so everything has to accelerate. and by vast amounts. if you think supply chains were interrupted by covid wait until you see what happens when hundred million people are moving in africa because they can't live there anymore, they can produce food. there's not enough water. it is too hot. we are already seeing indicators

and that in various parts of the world. >> wipeout jobs a little bit faster for john kerry please because he is not happy with the pace of the way that their moving in this direction. it's really hypocritical when i hear things like this from john kerry. i also look to other nations that are certainly not lessening their admissions china being one and that ties back to the original story would cheapen these jobs, what can you tell us about that. >> jeep is an american icon the idea that it's going to be made in mexico is absolutely ridiculous. john kerry has no credibility on this issue whatsoever. talk about one business joke deal at a time. part of what the biden here is administration which john kerry is part of gave $200 million to this micro vast, micro vast is good to be this solyndra of the biden administration. $200 million, 69% of the revenue comes out of china.

there tied to the chinese government. the idea that we would get $200 million. remember when the democrats passed out of the house and senate biden cited $300 billion that's going to be run by who, john podesta of all people. you don't think that has a political tied to it. tomi: not at all, that would never happen. [laughter] the biden administration democrats at large have put a lot of stake into the climate agenda telling everybody we can get rid of jobs, we can hurt our economy, it's okay in the name of fighting climate change. biden says everything's good to be okay. he said were so optimistic about job growth when he was in phoenix and out of the border let's listen to our president. >> what i most excited about is people are starting to feel a sense of optimism. as they see the impact of the achievements in their own lives. it's going to accelerate month ahead.

my dad used to hot have a saying. you said job is about a lot more than a paycheck joey it is about your dignity it is about respect. it's about looking your child in the eye and saying honey it's going to be okay. jackie: is it going to be okay, do you think the american people are buying what our president is selling. gianno: i'm stuck on this that he said achievements that are going, the unappointed president continues to ring, the only president that comes in on day one and slashes $2 billion worth of wages and that the keystone pipeline. he said as you mentioned there will be green new jobs that we seen people come on air that were working on the pipeline the said it doesn't exist. there is no green new jobs. this really hurts me what's going on with jeep because it's in my home state. 70 corporations have left, citadel has left, a lot of major businesses which were economic drivers for the state of illinois are gone and this is another one leaving and also to the point of the green jobs in

their pushing the eye ideology almost looking gavin newsom. working a band gas cars by 2035. only electric, that's all were doing but in the same week the administration is saying don't charge electric vehicle. it would be laughable if it wasn't so insane. tomi: he's also going after styrofoam and they're going after gas powered leaf blowers. gianno: the good news i don't live in los angeles anymore. jackie: a quick economics. to fight biden's inflation jerome powell is going to have to continue to raise rates and he broadcasted that that is going to be a problem for the labor market more than 2 million people will lose their jobs and that's what americans have to look forward to and 2023. many people are not optimistic. tomi: the grinch stole christmas in american greatness. outreach goes over the prisoner swap for wnba christmas grinder especially a correction issued by the media. the white house reacts straight

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>> and unequivocally say there was never an option between paul wheeling or brittney griner? >> yes, ma'am i can there was never a choice posed by the russians it was only brittney griner for victor boop. believe me we did we were making efforts to try to get both of them out. there was just no way to get there. >> i am glad she is home, she's american even though i disagree with her personal thoughts and approach, i'm glad she's home but what is on with nbc. did nbc get that wrong or that right. this comes on the heels of the poppa lucy story where they go out and release this information revelations about paul pelosi only to get their arm twisted, take this reporter off the air. are you telling me they got all the checks and balances you have to go through it nbc and it really does make you wonder did they get it right or did they

get it wrong. who's the person that told them this, how did they run with the story in nbc, this is two and a very short proximity of time. jackie: speaking of the coverage on msnbc yesterday here's a georgetown professor characterizing the way we're talking about paul wheeling and the way he is being left behind. >> brittney griner is in lgbtq black woman who is also a celebrity. so to politicize issuer brigade and race, gender, you are bringing in sexual parkinson's and all these things. these are dog whistles. an idea that a marine was left behind is dangerous and can spark a lot of pushback from people who aren't very interested in finding out the actual truth. it it's intentional disinformation. jackie: she saying somebody left behind is misinformation, it is dangerous to say that. tomi: it's dangerous to tell the truth, for her maybe it

certainly is. what's interesting about the clip the mental gymnastics that it took for her to get that out was astonishing. that was an olympic sport on its own right there saying we should not politicize this. this woman is in lgbtq black celebrity. don't politicize it but we needed to bring your home but don't politicize it and yes the marine was left behind but i don't know that we need to talk about that because we shouldn't politicize a fact because it might mislead people. what is going on. gianno: that's not even a reason why if it was a white nba player it would be the same. you have a veteran who served our country honorably who is behind enemy lines that should be brought home. this has nothing to do with race or gender whatsoever and then i think about john kirby clip. i like him personally but i don't believe him here. we've seen multiple times of the bite in administration of joe biden himself has lied to her

face is pre-he said i'm not would leave any americans behind in afghanistan, that was a lie in more tales of lies and you said about nbc i don't know what's going on they probably got the story truly right, they made a decision that was based on what the voting base would want. they wanted brittney griner back there. he said he received a lot of pressure from black women to make this decision. those are the ones that supported him and that's a big part of the reason he's in office right now. that's the set of facts in that situation. gia.jackie: the new york post sd getting brittney griner back was the right thing to do but at what cost, this is a bad trade a bad deal that the trump administration had the opportunity before the brittney griner incident happened to make a trade for paul whelan and the merchant of death and they declined. mike pompeo talked about this. let's listen. >> the trump administration was very clear we weren't going to trade bad guys for celebrities because it creates the wrong

incentive for the bad gu guy ins pocket for them american national security and not good for people traveled across the world. jason: that biden looks weak as a result of making this trade. jason: it does put a lot more people at risk. when you're willing to have these types of deals one for one person for person i heard one of the senior people at the drug enforcement agency which apprehended the merchant of death and brought him into custody into justice and he said is it it ironic that the biden administration talks about gun control and getting guns off of our streets and then they're willing to put somebody back onto the battlefield much like what obama did with these people coming out of guantanamo bay putting them back on the streets so more guns more ammunition. jackie: he's a war criminal he was responsible for many deaths, a lot of chaos. >> he actually is now joining the fight in ukraine. that's been reported, he's going right back on the battlefield and he has to do something to

think putin for releasing him. not only that putin is really weak, ukraine is a fight they did not think they would have on their hands. now you have somebody who could be a lieutenant in your war against good people to really push forward your plans. it is insane. tomi: i want to go back to the discussion in the mainstream media. again i like your point is gun control, safety getting weapons off the streets and we put a weapon back on the street in human form. they do some more of the mental gymnastics and say listen he intended to kill americans but we don't know that he killed american so it's okay. jackie: we have to leave it there, coming up on "the big sunday show" as the teacher brags about indoctrinating children in a tiktok dance at guide loses it when he see people protesting drag queen story hour at an aquatic library. the fight for parents rights next.2

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how she can indoctrinating kids on tiktok. the teacher joked she was fired and then said put the taxes in the bag. in new york city the man was arrested for punching a police officer after confronting protesters of drag queen story hour at a public library. conservative faith-based kids book by kirk cameron as you grow are being denied the same story at public library's across the nation. i'm not only concerned about the double standard but were talking about kids ages three to nine years old. they're talking about these drag queens. it's so much and parents, why can't they control to be the primary drivers of what their kids get to experience? jackie: about appearance want to be in the not comfortable with

it. when you have a conversation at these events you have to taking account will happen in florida it was branded as don't say gay by the bill by ron desantis, it wasn't about that i wasn't about gay or lesbian or anything else it was the fact that parents should have input on the curriculum of what their children are learning in school. in children of small ages should not be exposed to any kind of sexual education really because they're influenced, able to be influenced at that age. i know a lot of parents are angry about this some of them left new york and went to florida but there's a lot here that have their kids in private schools and they complain about it every day but they don't do anything about it until parents take action as well and boycott some of the schools or the curriculum a little bit. i know it's hard and when parents spoke about school board meetings they get crushed for it and they say they're against critical race theory but parents have to continue to fight the fight otherwise this is a situation that their kids are to be and that's with a be learning. >> this is kirk cameron is super nice guy that wrote a book, he tried to get some time to talk

about his book and read this book but look what happened. >> one public library said no you cannot read your book in our library because we are a queer friendly library in our messaging doesn't align. i'm thinking would love, kindness, gentleness, kids could use the values today. you think their messaging should align with those things but apparently they don't you said you can fill out a form and reserve space but we will not run your program. >> the key public library this is supposed to be open to everyone should not make a difference but i'm going to bring up something that i recently saw netflix documentary with meghan markle and prince. , he said something very interesting. as a dad and as parents i think consent is a key piece to this. if you have children it should be your consent as to what you share. prince harry absolutely i think a lot of people agree with that, some people pick that up and i have to tell you someone who is

not married and hopes to one day get married and have children. i'm really discouraged by what i see in our society, what i see our kids are learning these days and it makes a lot of people feel very, very uncomfortable that you will be able to control what they're taking in because issues like sex. ongoing 13 or 14 in school and some before with my parents. you're not supposed to expose kids to this. i was looking at this research study it is that 44% of nonparent age 18 - 49 say they're not likely to have children. i think some of the things that are going on in our society, it's definitely leading people to that. tomi: a part of that is also parents that want to speak up but they know that the moment that they do they will be called the name and given a label. in florida maybe you're okay with that but if you're in a big city a blue city like los angeles or new york city which

what happened with the drag queen story hour periods want to say something but they don't want their kids friends parents to look at them and say that person is a bigot, that person is intolerant, that person is anti-gay. it has nothing to do with being anti-gay, anti-lgbt, has everything to do with the fact that this is inappropriate. i'm only 30 years old but we did not have drag queen story hour when i was in elementary we did not learn about any of this stuff is. jason: everything does not need to be sexualized and politicized and if you're talking about three -year-olds for goodness sake, have some decency. stick around, the big four is next. ♪

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everyone will be talking about that i will go first, the suspected criminal accused of being human best, baseball bat by the new york city street has been released less than 24 hours after his arrest and with only $7500 mayor adams did in response was say, their loss protect the guilty and so what is he actually going to do something when is he going to write this district attorney and prosecutors actually quite of tl to be set have $40000 and the judge, winds along with this and i will say that this person did not have any priors facilities working on the street, faces cover takes a baseball bat out to his a 47 -year-old man in the back of head, we don't know the motive is, but now he is back on the street i get in this continues avenue in your city where all the big looking over our shoulders as we walk and streets were just wondering adams is going to take charge was a pressure on the system and really take control of it. >> new york chicago los angeles, their facing the exact same

thing. >> the infamous florida man, and police say that a florida man was caught stealing from walmart and here's the problem, had florida is doing is a lot to shoplift any happened to be today the redoing shop with a cop and there were more than 40 officers and local sheriff's office and doing shop with a cop and this guy decides to you know steel did not end up so well. >> i wish we could all shop with a cop, la and shop with a cop. >> chicago especially shop with a cop and so symbol of the godmother and sold; the queen of soul and that he lavelle is rushed off of milwaukee theater stage after bomb threat against and you can see her in the she is okay, but she still said where are you going and where you taking me and she so graceful and i love her so enjoy her music and i like her music yes. >> she's one of the greatest and

all right i am up next on the florida governor ron desantis, his report of the holding agent with top donors in miami tonight is speculation grows that he maybe mounting a 2024, presidential run at i was a say, i think the things are about to get spicy. >> i would say so. >> ron desantis to go to look at what happened in georgia and in the midterms and maybe he might be deciding, now is the time for me to jump in the race as we know that's what you get really interesting between trump and desantis and joanne, and a boy. >> is so much momentum ever his race in the midterms as well and for him not to jump on board, would be surprising right jason. >> i served with ron in the house and he was a great congressman any's even better as a governor and he is making it happen and he is going to be formidable and is 32 years younger than donald trump it will be fascinating to see what happens. >> he is literally the reason that i moved to miami and the policies were attractive we see

a lot of different conservatives and just middle-of-the-road folks and across the country just wanted freedom they want somebody to follow science and he did exactly that. >> so many people say the move to florida as a result of the policies and we will leave it there and that is a furnace today i will seat next weekend, the fox report with john scott and it starts right now. >> and this is the fox report. >> pan am light one of three exported our locker scotland just before christmas december 21st, 1988 killing 230 people including nearly 200 americans in the suspected ball makers expected to face charges in dc courtroo