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edition of the "ingraham angle". >> let's get started. we begin with the cryptochromekt . >> sandbanks been freed . names three names, one big scandal who is actually freed after being extradited fromtr the bahamas and posting a two oductiinhundred fifty million dr bond in federal court this afternoon. eral couhiwe'll we'll get back n a moment. and now he's moving back in hoth the mom and dadknd in california after being put under house arrest as he awaits criminal trial. restwait on multiple criminal charges, including back up, back michaely ,what he said here, investorsiss have lost so much. >> yeah, the disgraced fdx, th founder bernie madoff is facing one hundred and fifteen years in prison after allegedln.y defrauding investors of a oneorv point eight billion dollars. yeaherllion., a million people f money as he was flying back from the bahamas last night. s lasttwo of his minions, one wr a co-founder, one his ex girlfriend., pleaded guiltyty to to multiple fraud charges and are said to be cooperating e

with prosecutors more than likely against him. sblikely if is expected back int january 3rd, which means he'll get to celebrate the holidays with his family. does not seem fair the while the families that he mayoe have stolen from still have notn idea how they're going to getney their money back .re what's even more enraging about this entire thing is howis how e is being throughout th nonchalant he's been throughout the entire month leading to hish isarrest. if i had been spending an hourmt a day thinking about risk managementhink tha on , i don'tk that would have happened. i think i stopped working as hard for a bit. you know, honestly, if i look back on myself, i think i got >>little cocky. unbelievable. joining me now, victor davis hanson. inmesenior fellow at the hoover institution. charlie heard washington times utopinionator and fox news the contributor first on the children. $250on bond d. ollar bon charlie, i guess the way it works, he only has to put up noh ismoney. it's his mom's house worth four million. the two hundred and fifty millioonn means absolutelypposey

nothing. well, yeah, it's supposedly the way these bond things are supposed to work, as you're supposed to put up 10% collateral, whict up 10%eral wh. be twenty five million dollars. and apparently that's no, thatt the what's happening here. but here's the other thing thatf sort of just boggles my mind is the idea that that the theory of the case, the prosecutors are making maf his he fleeced all o investors in order to buyand hi property for himself and his family, including the house that his parentss the hous live. and so you're able to put upo your ill-gotten gains in orderno to spring you out of jail on bail. itit mak makeses no sense. youra victor davis hanson,re thisthisi is your area. this is where he lives.s this is where you work.g in >> how's this playing in silicon valley? oh, i don't think he's one of- our own. i mean, this whole thing has been mysterious. why didn't they just d myso an enron five million dollar bond and he putsue sai five hundred thousand. but they wanted a virtual signal thay were vt they were vd

on this guy without being hard on him at all. >> and it' s remember, brian ,rememb he was gradually goinger broke,e to paraphrase hemingway, and then suddenly he went broke nl broright after the election e didn't know what was going on . i wish we had known that beforen the midterm. and then suddenly he was goingln to testify for six hours and then suddenly he was he was indicted. and so he's been given specialtn treatment all the way along thi by the left. and he's part of this triangle. and on one base ofe tria the triangle, you've got seven trillion dollarsyo incapia market capitalization and facebook and twitter ine and google. . and on the other is stanford the university. er ithat gives you the patina oi prestige and which gave us elizabeth holmes and thed sen theranos. it gava e us carolyn and his alameda's ceo is turningo is state's evidence. it gavg e us the bank prof's, dr who were very active and his, i think is fdx cam.of cou

and then the third leg, of course, is the bay area left wing political machine of gavin newsom, nancy pelosi, kamala harris, except dianne feinstein. so you put all three together and they exercise a lot ofand th power and they're exempt fromrue the rules that applyy el to everybody else duese d to prestige, money and political power and influence. an hey, charlie, before youave y comment, i know you have a lot he to say here. i want people to remembersclose who are following this closely,w who aren't invested in crypto and kind of scared off by it. >> like, let's say me. here is the here is this guy, these prominent democrats, talking about how valuablepromip he's been to their campaigns and their party members of the media talking about how much they loved this guy. >> watch. twenty nine year old zillionaire fdx founder and ceo sam blankman. freed .us i love you, sam.t jeal i'm just jealous. sandbank been food is very val smart. the book value herere e is seve. billion. they have they have cash

on the on the books of like six billion on twitter calling him the hero right now ofhis co the industry. there's comparisonmpison ts to r buffett back in the financial iscrisis and , you know, it'sth pretty, pretty amazing is iheav think he gave most the money, cs went to democrats, a handful went to republicans, and they say he gave to bot ay he's giveh sides just like sucker bucks were evenly distributed. >> yeah, no, it's absolutely incredible. and that sort of explains why, because hecrediblewh sprinkled y not just among democrats, but also among media corporations. b and which probably is the bigs h reason why even after he was exposed, he went on that extraordinary media tour just a month ago, basically sayingbaa that youll like as you played ci with the clip with george stephanopoulos, he just wasn't. he wasn't he wasn't devotingof s enough of his honest self to the operation. that's that's where the breakdown occurred. but the most important thing hereosand all in all of this iw and when the politicians to whom he gave tens of tollions of dollars to .

when will those politicians, how will those politiciansw will be forced to return every dime t of that money so that that reste money can be restored to thee fleecepeople that he fleeced it? >> victor, real quick, it looks like he's got a lot of trouble. caroline wilson cooperatedis go and pleaded guilty for charges. gary wang, the co-founder, pleaded guilty to multiple charges to they're going to give upilty to too. the good guy. they want him. because they're look, they're all tt it looking at ove over res thi one hundred years in prison. how does thiins turn outk beings that he's got so many powerful friends? >> i'll have to see it to believe it because he wentttp on his little pr tou.rr tour.. r he's got the ramshackle look lik like all billionaires and silicon valley do. he's connected to stanford university. universitys are law professors. >> he's been given soft love treatment. and i think he's just goingnow h to plead all shucks.at >> i really didn't know whatto was going. i was so busy trying to helpvery

everybody. i didn't know that i'dt i hear. i'm so sorry. ctive at >> and i think that might be effective with a jury, especially with good legal, representation. so he belongs behindood lega baf he's guilty. and i think he is .but so but i don't want to prejudge him. but so far , he's been given asymmetrical treatment compared to what most people suffer in this country when they commit a crime, they're alleged tor commit a crime of thatude. magnitude. >> yeah, we're upset. shoul it's smashd and grab and we should be in san francisco when we lose a hundred thousandcar dollars or twenty thousand dollars. this guy lost over a billiona ls and affected a million people. when those people starte mere speaking up, this guy should be going away forever, where eventually he'll probably probably be forced to comb. anko >> gr, victor, charlie, thanks so much. great to see youhi. i don't think the twitter files are exactly the pentagon papers to do so haphazardly push this distraction. that i that is a that is a full of old buws. >> this is what we in the cableh business like to call a hot take.e he

and it revealsar elon musk's prn profound ignorance of the first amendmendt. >> wrong, wrong, wrong.fb so wrong, in fact, that the fbi felt like it had to defendelf ov itself over how bad they look.er this entire scenario and theiree defense is even more bizarre and even more belligerent. first, the agency claims it was just providing critical information in a , quote,st pro traditional, long standing and ongoinviitical ig federal ga and private sector relationship. thanksr relati. then the fbi accused the journalists who broke these fileo broke s as being conspirau theorists on the request of elon musk, i should add ,esfles trying to discredit the agency . yes, that's whi didy they did ih one of them is here to defend himself, perhaps, or admit it. michael shellenberger is the president of environmental progress and the author of apocalypse never . also the very learned kim strassel of the wall street journal and a fox newsutor liv contributor. maybe not in that order.on michael, let's start with you.e arconspie you conspiracy theori? >> is that what you were trying? to do when elon musk called you up and said, take a lookth at

this communication, it's going to be with you, bryan? yeah, i mean, i think what waso so threatening about what we did is that we just presented s a series of facts. we weren't theorizing at all. a, i wrote the twitter files, part seven , and i just laii d out the pattern of information,ome f some of which we did know w before, but some of which wee didn't. >> w e did know that the fbi had hired biden's laptop in december of 2019. we knew that the federalities ar authorities, the fbi was raising the alars ram about rust interference in the twenty twenty elections. >> we now knowen that they weres specifically raising concerns around one hunter. biden related leak in octoberefr before the elections. we also sae thw the aspee eln io was involved inn raising the alarm. and i think most significantly, we former fbi general counsel cous who had become twitter's deputy general counsel, making eme strongest argument by far of any twitter employees for censoring biden's laptopltimatel and ultimately discrediting it in discrediting in the minds oef

many voters, including myself,no who did not take it very seriously when the new yorkn post reported on it in mid-october. 2020. that the there's a fact patterne that suggests an influence operation wagee d by the fbid by and by fbi allies and retired fbi executive. not ha obviously, we don't have alle the proof. we don't have subpoena power. subp t i think there's more than thec enough smoke here foonr the congress and perhaps a specia l counsel to investigate the fire. hat >> kim, are you surprised at the aggressive nature in which the fbi attacked back at communications? >> the guys like michael and matt taibbi just brought forward and barry weiss just brought forward? i was surprised because it looks likeuse it your wrath knet right wing zealot who ran was with the officer pretty much inc charge of twitter. >> and i'm being sarcastic, he said under sworn testimony that the fbi told him about her, joe biden's laptop and mentioned it specifically despite the fact he was chai r. >> the fbi says you neverver ha happen.

i meanpp , how disconnected can this is an f you be ? look, this is an fbiha that wete now has interfered in twos presidential elections, okay?em and if youhe want a reminder about just how much it interfered in 2016, go and take a look at some of those john durham transcripts fromtop. the trials. it was over the top. an this is also afbn fbi that's lid to the fisa court and thenit dee called out by the fisa court for that. and inspector generals, it's ani fbi that it's mismanagedsm woods files. we know some of its other transgressions with regard to hunter biden. and then suddenly it comes o out and expresses shock that anybody anybody is questioning its ques out and onmes top of it landse on the journalists who are simply lik e michael, who areal facts simply reporting the actual facts. and as you said. witter right, this twitter executive acknowledged that they were feeling pressure, that they hade been primed and pumped to be ready for some sort of supposed hack. and the fb s wa

the organization that led them to that belief and very muchen influence the decision that they made to not publish not publthe hunter biden story.. >> so are the twitter files just the tip of the iceberg is the bigger question we asked the fbi would the mediaey hav companies they have reimbursedeu and for how much the fbi saichd while we are not able to speakot of the specific payments, the government is requiredhe to provide reimbursement for reasonable expenses. michae l, how do you interpret that response? because we know they gave the twitter three point four million dollars of our taxpayer dollars, correct?lion of dollar s coyeah, of course. and ostensibly, this is tofor h reimburse twitter for its legal fees and dealing with the fbi. but it is notable that twitter itself decided that it did notwt want to take that fbi money before 2019. and the reason b i believe for e that was because they knew that it would create a conflict of interestyld creat in terms of bg a company that would be protective of its of its user s against fbi warrantless searches, which fbi was

constantly asking for to get around the basic laws thatwarra require a warrant for investigations, giving that monens.y to twitter createsear e a clear incentive for twitter to be much softer on fbi's request and to go along with fbi. o soal, i meanong, look, this is t a situation. wero arem th so far from the pen papers of the nineteen sixtiesdh ,the media and the sociale media companies would be more suspicious of this law enforcement agency that is showinglaw enfo a clear political bias and a clear political agenda kimberly.i so, matt taibbi, i was listening to him on russell brand podcast, and he'sthat t astounded that this is not a bigger story to other media outlets. >> are you? well, everyone should be astounded. but look, the media is partere t and parcel of this. where have we been hearing the message for the last three years that what we really need if we want to have a good and honest operating countrycont is more content moderation, which, by the way, shoulds own.

be stunning to people on its own. these are journalists righ t? as jus as at s michael was just saying, there are supposed to exist to be skeptical of governmentrnp power and censorship. owand instead they've been the cheering it along all the way. and so, no, they're not going to come out and write about this because they've been culpable. look they've been helping to look atl their own role in the hunter biden laptop. e they were happy that it got p censored and pushed down. re to cover it, even,ople, by the way.it a and i keep reminding this, thate it wasn't just slappedw the new york post and put out there.t we we had an associate of hunterate biden, tony bob wolinsky, who at the time in real time prs providing first person corroboration ofov what was on that laptop, and they ignored it even then.n so this is a humiliation for to emedia and they're not going to elevate a story that embarrasses them more . >> and michael, he ended it with saying we can do the same thing in twenty ,can co

twenty four defiantly. so they're goingnt to continue with this. it's going to be interesting to see how this come omes up.s out realk quick, because you have you've a been asked by elon musk to do another wave. well, we're certainly you maytwe know that twitter and elon hasr been very open about the financial challenges thatr twitter has faced. and we've been puttinghis face a amount of strain on the legal ca department. so there's certainlyinor more coming. i think we can expect to see something on covid very soon. i keep discoveringycovering more evidence, basically supporting mesh of what we've reported. so you'll seevidencee supportiey bu ft i do think that honestly, for me, i think the fbi, i and the interactions with the fbi and the suppression and discreditingtheppressio ofts the huckerby and laptop is really the worst part of al l of this. you saw the fbi really playing, i think, a dangerous role inter overstepping its bounds in relationship to twitter, facebook and the news media. well, thanks for breaking downgt that easy thing to do.down nyou went through it took a fey weeks and now we have it. kimberly, thanks so much. have a great christmas.rrow p >>ar you too, michael.k to

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>> things are getting better covid long no longer controls our lives.long our kidser controls ou are backr people are back to work. in fact, more people are working than ever before. inerica's ability again innovating again, dreaming to getthey're . wow.>> it's w actually shockingow to me that president biden's takeaway from this year is that americans are in a great place becauslace bec e they aren't. the i understand he wants to bet no a cheerleader, but you got to stick to the facts right nowr . 63% of you are living paycheck to paycheck. 57% say they are having a harder time buying christmas presents this year, whicas prest a couple of days away, fourlds,s year olds are still beingtia mai forced to wear masks in certaini cities and in many states .me and crime is up in every major city across this country, especially the one we broadcast out that forty eighthd six. and sixth. w is southjoinno carolina senator lindsey grahamp

. senator , yoreu knownt wan,ts the president wants to set a positive tone, but is it an accurate one ? >> yeah, no, i mean, you know,t to be honest with you, life is pretty bad for most americans right now. >> we went from energy independence to being dependent. on energy oil. and prices are up. the borders broken.t crime is rampant throughout our country. the bottom line is americans are hurting. he's disconnectee bottd fromm t their hurt. he doesn't understand what'snd going on at the border. gorder he'he's never been to th. he's a really a dangerously incompetent commander in chief. we withdrew fromin chi afghanisa and yofgu see what's happeningae over there. but what i can'ter get ove is h is how he can talkn ta about an america that most people don't relate to . he's isolated, he's insulated. ' he's not beings told the truthn about how life is in america. and i'm hoping he will go go to to the border and find out t tht when it comes to being a borderl patrol agent and living on the border, southern border, life is pretty miserable.

>> you know, it's unbelievable.e go senator , you know him well. he's actually in raids goingovee crazy, dropping the f bomb insit the white house, rattling through the east wing, according to ao wing new book,o because the borders broken and the no solutions. are you kidding me? was he paying attention to what he signed with his executivetive orders under wingt trum with president trump had done? because basically trump did itp ,right? yeah, his policies are not and i working at the border. and title forty two is about to expire. president biden could reinstate title 40 to deportation pai authority with the stroke of a pen. every democrat voted against extending title forty two in the senate. ever sen y republican voted for it. title forty two goes away is asw deportation to you're goingd th to double the number of illegals immigrants coming into the country. cin about a week. we're going to havea hund one hundred thousand illegals coming across the borderd a week in about a week.week and he's done nothing to fix a problem. he's never been to the border. it is so unconscionable for himo

not to go to the border and listen to the agents and people trying to control the border t, what life is likea along our southern border, the fact he doesn't go shows met di me. he's disconnected and he doesn't give a dam n if he really gave a . >> by th righte way, w ae don'tn have to go to the border. >> yeah, he doesn't have to drop, by the way, in the white. ch o >>th were don't even have the we house. i don't see the border. >> right. get your up to the border. well, i don't think he's going w to do it. i think he's going to go right to delaware where he's happiest. >> he's just trying to get that kickstand goinuring.g back agait senator , earlier today, you one of the eighteen republicans who voted for the one point seven trillion omnibus, it's over four thousand pages long.t among the things in it, we understand 15 billion of pet projects jammed in their moneyha is being spent on things likebaa michelle obama's trail and building nancy pelosi's houses. oh, yeah, not our houses, but,

dedicated to her.edicat yoedu called it a train wreck. >> why sign it? yeah, well, at the end of the day, i care about the men and women in uniform like you do the biden budget increase defense spending about five percent. inflation is over seven percent. sos ov what did we do today? we increase defense spending about 10%. the biden budget increase nondefense spending about thirteenwith liq. d fo we flipped it in the bill i voted for today. nondefense spending up five percent. in 10% def.nding went up the men and women of the military got a raise y thanyou aremore mone inflation. and if you didcing nothing, youe reducing defense spending at a time of great danger.d grea the process. was a train wreck. i'm hoping the housea republicans, when they get in charge, will pass twelve separate bills, not one bige bi monstrous bill at the end. and i have a better choice of sitting cutting the men and women. and the military's abilityto dea to defend the nation are voting

for four thousand page bill .on i'm hoping kevin mccarthy can fix it on the house side to give us a little leverage in the senate and into my house colleagues. you've got every right to complain. but if you send over you a budgt that cuts defense or doesn't keep up with inflation, it. will be dead on arrival. my number one goal as a member of the united states senate is to defend this nation. and you cannot have defense budgets below inflation when the world is on fire . >> that's why i voted for it. senator lindsey graham, haves an a great christmas. >> thanks so much. merry christmas. house. >> thank you. see what? the house. yeah. you got. >> we'll see what the house does now. so as i mentioned before, it'sn got this new book out. an inside look at the biden white house dating back to twenty, twenty one . the border crisis was raging.s s now it's four times as bad. tht as illegals poured in across the border, this guy was. furious. >> the united states aides hadso rarely seen him so angry from over the west wing, you could hear the president cursing and dropping the f bomb. onr tellinge over

chris whipple, the author. a the outburst came over a lack of solutions. d that comes as no surprise to use as he has never gone to the border and he put kamala harrisf in charge of the border. and that's another story. but if he was really that if th enraged him, if he realleyynted wanted to attack open border,lie why would he leave it open? a lo take a look at what's happenings right now. a hundreds are lining up hour after hour in massive groups ag. with the intent to overwhelm agents. look at that. and fox'lothats bill illusion obtained the video of migrantsiv literally waiting at the river's edge, ready to rush to the border when thought when tunnel forty two is, we just talking about ends. and then there's the humanma smugglers who have become sodoiu brazen that they are doing out business right out i in n the on . there's a human smuggler collecting his last payments, coming to the hundreds of migrants. yes, with his money, taking

the money. presy if that takes you off this president , but that's the facts. factsthat's reality. joining us right now from the border is jorge ventura. he is a field report at the he's the daily coldfield reporter who just shot that video and shared it with us. video anwith us.and we also havl davidson, senior editor at ior edit the federalist over in austin.ta jorge , you've been there in arizona covering this 12 months. >> what's different now?what is what we're seeing, brian , is there's thousands of s migrants now waitingee on these border towns for whatwait they thought was the original expiration of title 40 tht it oe bur t now these migrants are noe waiting, no longer in are crashing the border at once. here at yuma in yuma, it's aroud a thousand illegal crossings per day that has jumpeal crossda 1500 illegal crossings per day. and i've been out here the past few nights and we've beehunreds catching human smugglers, bringing in hundreds and hundreds of migrants from all over the world. i've been meeting migrants from peru, cuba, colombiaover, brazi afghanay and all the way from russia and afghanistan entering the countr y legally throughintere human smugglers. what was also interesting inst

those videos and that and what we caughe t on camera was the human smugglers walking all the way on american soilyments r and taking those payments right in the open. there were there were brazen about it. they knew that wg aboue found tm and they didn't care.r they took those payments, wentfa back to mexico and justd ag continue to continue to gain overwhelming border patrol. border officials her e. 1.0 it was actually at one point,n it was around 6:00 iyou n the morning. we were out here right behind us . migrane were 300 migrants waitie to be processed, but there was no border patrol available because they were assisting other locations. and that's the realitywe here. e >> it's a true humanitarian crisis here in yuma, arizona. hey, i know that because you were talking to will cain this morning on fox and friends and we watched it live.u wa and you walk down the linend and saw all those people. now they're gone. and they were a country, john . general davidson over in in lo austin, look, talking now about this, most had almosabt it's cot a majority of our country do ope not want open borders. that's different from immigration. >> they don't want people streaming in. wh eopley they doing it? why is this administration allowing it? it doesn'ttion ali seem to be

incompetent. >> it seems to be intentional. it's absolutely intentional.tena and it strains credulity to think that biden was everer e bothered by this the day he came intthe day o office, he sid a raft of executive orders that repealedof almost every one ofe trump's border policies. the only thing s that were what keeping the border under control and now and even started slowar. walking titleg forty two . but the reality is now i.t doesn't matter what happens, it's title forty two , becauseto all these people you're seeing, at the bordeanr and all the wayu down the migration pipeline through mexico into central america,gh and as gloria said al over the world, those people are on the move. they're no cant going to turns around now just because the supreme court stayed two.nd of titlesuprem they're coming and they'rewas ne coming in numbers like we've never seen before. >> in this omnibus bill .ou i'm sure you haven't read it because no one else says they have a provision that prohibits any money beingnd spent. but what's behind you? a border barrier

or security fence that bothered wall work behind you? has this been effective wheniven it's there and when it's not? >> what's the result? well, right now we have an openi gap in that one . human smugglers has basicallyhur guided hundreds of migrants mes through it. it hasn't worked at all. not w o and it's jusutt a complete disaster. down here in the mar-a-lago border patrol agents is another. aspect as well. that is they feel one thing that i've heard from border patrol agents, he feelsit's just he'sn uber driver now. they're no longer doing borderth enforcement. they're doing border enrollmentn down here.d they and they feel they don't have any support. they know that title 42 isn't a solution for this crisis, but at least gives them a tool to to service somewhat detert migrants. yi but we areng not t seeinhag tha. we're seeing record numbers of migrants being smuggled in ine the middle nineties human smuggling operation. brian starts around 2:00 it then the morning, is one of the mores sophisticated ones here in yuma. and this is where one of smuggli the few locations where you'll get migrants from all over the world smuggled in they don't nf the night heree n >> the cartels are getting stronger. they don't need to do drugs.

they got humans, john , john , jane davidson, they made do yions of dollars already. do you know what would happen if the administration now is making arizona pick up thoset storage containersor and get thm off the border, opening thise thing wide open, read between the lines on that move. >> yeah, states have got to step up. you know, arizona, texasup ari, the states that are the hardestg hit by this crisis.ates have go the governors in these states have got to standth to te federal government. greg abbott's got to do more .dd doug duse. he's got to do to do mor more .n they're the ones who can act if they have the guts to act, to put an end to this border crisis. crey're facing an actual invasion, places like texas.e ae the numbers that we're seeing down there, those communities are overwhelmed. greg abbott has formally declarede communities an invasion, but henext ste needs to take the next step and actually start deporting illegal immigrants back into mexico and push thatth econstitutional question. let's decide if the federal government fails to act, do it. >> do states haveivitie

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who inherited these companies is using facial recognitionchnoo technology to surveil, surveilgy the entire twenty thousand people who go into madison square garden or the six thousand people who go into the radio city music hall fighting hisradio legalg his gn and political enemies and then having his goons, security secuwn hun t them down and throw them out. this is this is outrageous. i whats ou he's doing. >> and this needs to be regulated. so i went to clear and i do. i got my facial recognition. they shoot your eyes, you get in there because i want to get through airports. i made that decision, but i didn't make my decision. facial recognition. so this kelli conlin. forty four years old, brings a nine year old to see the rockets. within twenty seconds. she's tossed, leaving the nine year old girl scout troop alone without any chaperon. ends o anr e sat outside in the rain because a law firm is suing, on. has a case involving madisonn, square garden where property to d owns. >> she had nothing to do. with this. our w i mean, thisai is outrageous. it's outrageous on a couplea cop

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>> all right.dentur it's dangerous. blizzard is bringing lifeselose threateninto g temperatures to millions across the country as they brace for a soon to beer called bomb cyclone. >> joining us right now foror a report on this is jay.

>> hey, jane . hey, brian . yeah, i mean, take a look at the board here. very colorful. lots of warnings in place wit because this storm is going weee to stay with us straight through the weekend. we've already seennd are snow fl winds continue to pick up. snow will continue overnight tonight. michiganll continue overnight ae effect pick up a couple more inches, snowing ind acro nashville now and then ussp across the northeast, we've got a pretty steady rain thaa pretto will take us through the overnight hours. so we're going to watch for t this very closely. vet that will begin to move out on friday. you can see our storm. it will undergo bambo genesis. rapidly and so it's going to rapidly intensify tomorrow. the peak of the storththe storm on friday. a lot of the snowiw moveths out. but the biggest concern as we te go friday and into the weekend is going to be the winds. k athe the winds as we go through the afternoon and into the evening, 40 tointo 50 mil te per hour gusts frombul chicago, buffalo, new york , up bo 80 mile pero, hour gusts even from d.c. to boston.st dangerously strong winds is also going to create power outages and a nightmare forghtmr traveles. de o now, also, on the flip side of i

things, we're talking arcticc air feels like temperatures tomorrow morning, negative in omaha, pushing negative 40 in bismarck, 30 negative. thirty six degrees in chicago. i this cold air spilling all the way down to the gulf coast ,dangerously cold, just 10 minutes outside justand frostbite can set in. and so because of that, we have our windchill alerts lit up here, advisories across the south for the first time in some of these cities, placesna n like birmingham, alabama, atlanta. we continuadvance ore those winl warnings up across the northern plains. so we're going to continue a soto monitor that.at big c but even in new york , get ready for that big chill.he and speaking of, you know, the chill, if you're looking weo forward to any nfl games t, we go to cleveland where the saints will be taking on the brown, and tes and tempes will be in really the lower teens, but feels like temperatures well into the negative. snow continues to fall. yeah, i think it's one of thoset games where i'd like to watcchh it from home if i can, brian . >> absolutely. thanks so much. appreciate.

and of course, for more on thish and so much more , download if you have not yetav the foxt on weather app or stream foxconnec weather on your favorite connected tv devictee. s joining us nowid to go up close and personal on what happens on the sidelines of those games gets cold and you got to report so well, one of the best in the business, michelle tafoya, r a former nfl sideline reporterm and current host of a greata podcast called sideline sanity.l >>le, michelle, as we go throuh the cities like, for example, chicagro, like, for example, pittsburgh and new england this weekend,kend how do you preparer a game like that? the your game plan has g gotame a totally changed and so does your mindset right in? your mindset. >> completely correct. colde it's the coldest gamste i ever did was here in minneapolis. the metrodome had collapsed p under snow. so they move thilas playofyof gn between the seahawks and the vikings, two tcf bank stadium on the university of minnesota campus. >> is got wanns going to be out. it was going to be awful. kickoff time. it was minus seven . it's one of the coldest games in nfl history. t.for the week leading up to tht game.

i was so t i did not want to doi it tonight. >> i was dreading it right. >> c so you at a certain point, i called my producer, brad goodellcer fred, and i saii know what?nf i got to embrace this. everyone's going to be inready, the same boa it. i'll be ready. i just got to get my mindand thy straight. and ther're noe are not enough hand warmers in the world. vem stuffedto keep the in your pockets. you go woman t to havyoure the full fot warmer in your boots. >> you've go t to you've gothe rig to have the righhtt parka. you've got to wear snow pants. you got you've got to have itu t all. ie a pland you've got to have . but even with all of that during that game, there were times i had a tough time getting sentences out because my lips were stuck.it w it wasas j just numbing and it g crazy. uyto watch these guys play outdoors and think that this is how it always uselways usd tr the minnesota vikings. >> and then we're seeing right. there in the snow back in 2019, they shoot a couple of yearsprer ago righ tt before the pandemic hit and the stands empty.to thd also the fans got to sit there and they got to watch. and a lot of them, you know,notl it's a it's a tough situation.

if you're not healthy, you might not want to go. i look at a couple of games that stand oute . seattle is going to havet could their work cut out for them anyway. they got to win and they gotgo to play kansas city in kansas city, the wind chill will be below zero. y so, of course, if you can't run the ball, you're not going to be successful. me but thd then you have another game with the bulls. go to chicago. that'sver to b never going to bg raidthe steelers are hosting t the raiders this weekend. and in the backdrop is the passing of franco harris at the age of seventy two .e goin so all these things are going to matter this weekend. so thi as as a player, what do ? thinking? how do you prepare? do you make sure you train all week outdoors? >> yeah, a lot o f them do that, i'though they do want to kind of save these guys. so i'vvee seen more andpracti more teamsce indoors to practice leading up to these games.mes. and you think that's kind of countering to it. t yo but, you knowhe, you're tryig to preserve their bodies. you know, you don't want any ane getting frostbite before the game. >> there's enough of a risre kisk befo during the gamre te. so but yes, chicago is going to be brutal. dll those settings you talke about, kansa ts city is one of

the coldest places i've ever done a game. t there's something about whereat that stadium, arrowhead is located. ed andand how the wind whips ard or something about that place p lathat is going to be tough. and with all this wind, it'syoue like you said, g you've got to e and these plthe ball. these players, they takeayer ala kinds of weird sort of mentald precautions and some osof youe h have come out before the game. no jerseyan. they're like, bring itthey're h bring it on .t.n to i've got to get my mind right. l so it'll be fun to watch how these guys approach it. >> and michelle tafoya couldn'te be happier this week more thanr any other that she's doing a podcast now to the sideline.te >>st michelle, thanks so much. best of luck. great. whil >> final thoughts when wee he return. don't move, man. coming your way

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