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"fox & friends" weekend sunday january 21st just two days away from the nation's first primary in new hampshire. governor desantis team is denying the rumors that the end is here for his campaign. we'll discuss that. will: national school choice starts next week and we go off the wall to break down why the movement keeps growing. plus athletes are teed off as a transgender golfer is one step closer to an lpga qualifier. michelle on the fight for fairness women sports as the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sunrise over southfield

michigan this morning this sunday morning on "fox & friends" good morning, and welcome to new york city. >> good morning, that is a beautiful sunrise. you know what makes it even more beautiful i don't know if we can put it up again more descriptive look at that beautiful smokestack too. just -- there's a beautiful sunrise -- rising over cold city, and something product of is being done there. >> do you remember when -- >> energy for the city. do you remember when donald trump used to call it beautiful coal -- >> beautiful coal. that's a beautiful smokestack heating homes so everybody can be warm. >> that picture you're right. sunrise -- and american energy. down with that. >> another town in the distance upper right there. >> javier the melle spoken to economic world. i listened to the dubs american -- >> i want to stick with it

american version. in english, and -- it was interesting, you know, it is almost as though his speech were out of i know this out of a novel he said too like capitalists and industrialist and ambitious individuals you are not the villain. >> he said thank you. >> he said you are the hero of the story and people will try to convince you you're the villain but you're heating that community in the middle of winter. >> and bringing lower prices for people to have that heat. i will say this we have an interesting discussion with daniel from venezuela a lot of venezuelans who left venezuelaeneded up in argentina had a lot to do with the vote enthough they were not qualified to vote they were on tiktok basically saying hey, the cubans warned us we're in argentina warning you not that they need that much warning because -- things are really bad down there right now.

but really -- supporting and there was a big sort of free market conservative tiktok social media ecosystem helping in that election. i will say this and this is my problem let's say he's a classic libertarian i don't generally trust libertarians but i like conservatives because without morality without that sort of basis always go wrong and make capitalism look bad. so we'll see how this goes. i'm, obviously, encouraged by his election. and by so many other movements whether it is fox and spain and others and latin america that are turning away from socialism an communism but see how it goes i preserve conservatism to libertarian. >> i agree what you said there and we have experience with that. >> we do. >> talk about that later. speaking of stopping socialism -- the next step for electing potentially a republican into the white house to stop the march of growth of government --

runs through new hampshire and the latest poll just dropped and it has donald trump at 55% as the primary preference this is 500 likely republican primary voters so likely republican primary voters trump 55 haley 36 desantis 6 and two yet undecided. so if it looks -- if it is like iowa and polling accurate it could mean a good and big day for donald trump. >> you just interviewed some independent voters who might really -- make a difference in this election. in a little bit in this primary and new hampshire what are your thoughts after having that interview with them? >> well i was -- i mean, honestly what i came away was the voter who left to fentanyl and her husband a year later because of the wreckage that introduced into her family. that -- i know we talk about fentanyl by the way -- we probably don't even talk about it enough. >> i agree. >> it is a scourge on this

country beginning to touch too many lives you don't have to go very far to find someone who has been touched by this problem so that hit me. we had -- >> what is her conclusion of who is the candidate? will: she was to donald trump and he's -- pete: something on the border -- will: addressing correctly and two leading towards nikki haley and one ron desantis and they mention talking points that are going right now on the back and forth between donald trump and nikki haley they brought up age that's what nikki haley has been bringing up in new hampshire. >> we really want to go into an election -- with two fellas that are going to be president in their 80s -- that's not ageism that i'm saying here. we see that biden has changed so much over two years. i'm not saying anything derogatory -- but when you're dealing with pressures of a presidency -- we can't have someone else that

we questioned whether they're mentally fit to do this. j she talks about we don't need 88 -- >> i don't mean 80 but i'm 77. >> people didn't strokes. my mind is stronger now than it was 25 years ago -- is that possible? i really do -- [applause] >> now biden can't say that. >> interesting back and forth there. >> interesting back and forth as they make their closing arguments bring in shannon bream live from bedford, massachusetts will be a huge part of our coverage in massachusetts. great to see you. as you tease out these final arguments -- is age really the kind of thing that republican voters are going to pivot on as we get down to the last couple of days? >> you know it wasn't one of the top things that we heard people concerned about or big part of their conversation it is much more who do they think is best

equipped to a number of challenges, border, economy we visited events or haley donald trump and and there were a lot of people who said they loved trump's policies and don't want to deal with the chaos and they're looking at someone else and said he's uniquely equipped we've seen what he's done and what we found for president trump is these folks never waiverred very few ever considered another candidate not that they don't like them but good capable people but he has an edge of aggressive going about things they are most concerned about. >> shannon there's people reading between lines when it comes to ron desantis and scheduled to one with "meet the press" and one with cnn brian griffin tweeted media hits were canceled due to scheduling issue and will be rescheduled. governor will be traveling sunday morning with the campaign -- and as public efnghtses

schedules sunday through tuesday in new hampshire. what do you think is -- happening with the desantis campaign? >> well listen he hasn't spent a ton of time in new hampshire and polling from suffolk has him dropping percentage down to 6% so felt like for them their time is better invested in south carolina. but the fact that they're talking about travel issues and scheduling for sunday shows which you know are very early we don't see an event on his campaign scheduled today here in new hampshire before 5 p.m. maybe they're adding other things feeling like they want to have that last push with voters here in new hampshire. but it raises a lot of questions because the minute you start canceling press -- you know availabilities and interviews people say well do you not want to answer tough questions why not go to voters and be frank about what your situation is but make the argument to biggest audience possible about why they should show up here in new hampshire where he's going to have a tough time on tuesday. >> definitely looks that way.

shannon it is interesting we were talking about age earlier but there's a fundamental shift in the republican party. so there's sort of the -- old school, you know, country club -- i guess neocon wing of the party and nikki incaps lates that and a bigger party anti-globalist worker and you're seeing, you know, actual voters in new hampshire, where are they weighing in on that division? the party? because they are really excellent candidates that represent both wings of that. >> and to almost every voter that we were talking with they were careful to acknowledge they like everybody that's running in the gop sphere and there were a couple not big nikki haley fans and let us know that but they would knowledge her experience and what she's done and at least say solis a viable candidate. and like i said many of the folks who said that president

trump was their guy, said maybe there's a future for desantis and haley in the party but he's our guy right now. they feel like he's a better alignment for them on the issues that are so important to them about the economy, they don't to be in more wars it is something that president trump has really -- amped here the last few days in new hampshire using that line that nikki haley never met a war she didn't like that kind of thing so she's pushing back on those things he's also questioning her role in her record at the u.n. where she'll say listen when i was the ambassador i was tough don't mess with me i was dining good job and campaign trail brings out divisions and listen, it is very heated. it is crunch time so -- those are really coming into full view. >> so shaun help us out with what's happening on the democrat side in new hampshire because dnc doesn't want new hampshire to be first. new hampshire democrats say no we're holding primary there are no delegates at stake but there could be something symbolic at stake so democrats are pushing

for a write-in campaign for joe biden while representative dean phillips who challenged on the ground in new hampshire here's a portion of what dean phillips said. >> i am in this race -- not to take down joe biden i'm in this race to present an alternative who can actually win. i hope all democrats recognize this and that's why this is so bizarre that the simple practice of democracy is being met with such resistance. i think that's a question you should ask some of my colleagues and president himself you can find him. >> what is happening do you have a stheans he might actually, you know, gain some ground that would look bad for the president? >> yeah. i think that his ally and supporters are very worried about optics of him coming out of new hampshire and incumbent president lost his parties first primary. of vote, that is going to be confusing, and it is not going to be a good headline for the white house even they try to explain it was a scheduling fight his family wasn't on the ballot is a huge push here and we talk to folks making effort.

one of them was blunt she said listen it is freezing because it is -- and she's like i'm having to do all of this work i support president biden i like him but he stood with the party and kind of kicking new hampshire to the curb and now i'm having to spend my time out here or urging people in the freezing cold hey dongt forget on tuesday you have to fill in the little hole. little bubble and then you to write in president biden she said it is disappointing we shouldn't have to go to the effort but you know biden was in fifth place here and new hampshire was not a good primary for him went on to south carolina where with the help of congressman jim clyburn victorious now south carolina is in first in line and folks in new hampshire not happy about it. will: what do you have coming up on fox news sundays? >> we have surrogates as they make their final push here and all members of scong we're going to talk about the campaign trail also the fight over the funding and border deal. we've got ohio senator j.d. vance with us he's possibly on the short list for vp for

president trump as well if he's the nominee we'll talk about that and congressman norman and massi took them about listen, impending doom can they get 12 appropriation bills done? we'll see. rachel: sounds like a great show especially ahead of the new hampshire primary. >> thanks shannon. all right turn now to few additional headlines -- starting with this. a google engineer will be arraigned tomorrow after police say they found him, quote, spattered in blood near his wife's body at his california home last week. santa clarita police say they were called to the home near the google headquarters to conduct a welfare check when they found suspect and victim facing murder charges. he could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted. >> and deputies are looking for a suspect who was caught on a security camera that he was reportedly rying to steal -- they say he went to a home that was under construction and

grabbed the camera. homeowners went to review the security footage discovered he was filmed in the act deputies are asking the public for help in identifying that suspect. right there -- and to football, lamar jackson scoring three of his four touchdowns in the second half to lead ravens to a 34-10 win over the houston texans booking spot in the afc title game in san francisco a nail biter but taking a lead with christian touchdown touching through for the second of the evening leaving green bay one more chance to save the season. watch. >> realistically need at least 25 yards. love -- pressure up the middle. runs away throws across his body and that is picked -- 49ers have it. >> even announcer knew it throws across his -- don't do that. niners take down rachel eetion temporary packers --

24-21 to secure fourth nfc championship appearance in the last five years. >> do you have any packers gear? >> my kids do. my husband does -- >> t-shirt can you name a player on the packers? >> yes. rachel: well -- aaron rogers -- [laughter] >> quick picking on her. >> making a comeback -- >> uh-huh. you know your slumber party buddy is now on my side. will: everybody is false calling fraudulent i'm not supporting her. pete: all fake. rachel: fake news. will: well i was going say baltimore ravens i see imha you're going to say jim harbaugh brother we learned in the last hour --

>> they were brothers job after ravens won he took to the podium this is the first thing he had to say. >> greatness, power, glory, victory and honor, belong to you. because everything in heaven and earth belongs to you. the kingdom belongs to you, lord. rachel: that's beautiful. now -- and bold and brother jim by the way was at the march for life on friday which was just blizzard conditions and people turned out anyway including him and here's what he had to say. >> thank you all for being here. it's a great example that you're setting, it is testimony for the sanctity of life. it is a great day for a march. [applause] it's a great day this is football weather! let's go! rachel: you know it is interesting the whole debate around abortion is shifting in so many ways because --

now to make the case for life, you also have to make the case for women who are endanger of being erased in many ways you talk about this often. and motherhood itself, on my podcast this past week we did a story -- we actually had to talk about there's -- four months baby lam lambs now survived in artificial wombs saying in five to six years they sthapt this artificial womb will be ready for humans. and so yeah you can see how that could be life saving for free free and until we identify what is a woman really as a culture grapple with that because believe it or not that is under question and the defense and the importance of motherhood in our spiritual connections -- that we have to our children and utero all of these kinds of thingings this debate is so much

bigger than even what we're thinking about is a very highly spiritual and philosophical debate that's one of the things that i was talk when i spoke for students i spoke at students for life -- yesterday at their pro-life conference this is a very, very deep topic. >> no doubt. >> it was cool to see, you know, coach of the national championship football -- you know, you're right. >> as we put it out yesterday shouldn't have to but takes courage to show up at the march for life. will: to make those first words at the podium in the nfl playoffs. >> all of the college students these are the brave, brave kids on college campuses if you're a pro-lifer and tabling and spreading that message boy you're a brave person and they deserve a lot of credit for that as well. pete: no doubt. tomorrow kicks off national school choice week as missouri for educational freedom continues to grow will and i will go off the wall on lasting impact of parents and kids.

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how this growing movement is helping children and parents. so national school choice week, and -- choice means there are a lot of options out there and that overall concept is the believers in school choice say parents should be able to choose which one for their kids. will: i think i have personal experience with almost all of these i went to traditional public school and my sons went to public charter school in new york city. charter schools are xempghted out of the union requirements and state requirements for the way and method of learning. they're free to experiment with their style of learning. pete: but they have a lot of not trappings but still governed like public schools at sol level. will: some exceed spectacularly it is essentially introducing the free market of experimentation. and how you learn. my wife went to a public magnet school pete this is a public school that draws from -- helps create essentially gifted intelligence and -- >> tech or stem or something

like that. pete: too many of us today do this. will: cost money. pete: private schoolings run the gamut woke and classical christian schools everything in the middle and catholic schools. private schools -- a lot of different options. will: what i've wanted to toy with the growing one i think. pete: exploding especially since covid i'm familiar with one of the classical christian options classical conversations just that organization alone is the 15th largest school district in america it is huge. will: online schooling by the way he talked ab new program the peterson academy trying to get kids to learn through the computer in ways to redeem education. pete: you have microschool i'm not familiar with this name but baskly homeschool pods is my understanding is your home schooling but coming together with other families maybe able to participate in larger activities or do specialties as well so reason we set that all up for you is to give you a

sense of that's the gamut of things that parents can choose from if policymakers give them school choice. will: according to hoover institution the scale here is white, fewest choice darker the color. most choice is in your state you can take a look at the u.s., and see which states have embraced school choice in which rejected school choice. pete: like open enrollment might be something that's part of the fewest i know growing up in minnesota, just because i lived in -- forest lake didn't mean i had to go to school there but a different public school if i wanted to that's different than real choice the dollars follow the kids with private options as well. will: in areas like this, you're going to have fewer choices just fewer population fewer choices and here a power of the teachers union. >> correct. so idea for policymakers to try to turn a lot of states even darker and thankfully over the last few years there's been a lot of success on that front so attack a look from 2019 and again, i think the demarcation

on this calendar is kind of here. this is your covid moment right here so -- in 2019, 2020,women, pretty static idea of school choice is still has not taken hold. will: this is number of stateses per year passing legislation to freeze up school choice. you have seven and you're right look at this pete your line of demarcation 18 states pass legislation to expand school choice. pete: nine states in 2022 and in '23 and advocates of school choice said 2023 was the year of school choice. because it takes a while for state legislatures to catch on no one wants to be first to dip the toe in the water but once one state does it and a all of the -- people that vote for it don't get voted out of office then other states say we can do that too and there's a cascading effect and republican legislatures are taking this up and republican governors are championing it and it's had some success. will: parents own "fox &

friends" talk about positive effects of school choice. >> started homeschooling our kids and we took responsibility for their education. so our kids are doing okay. our kids are fine. they're excelling they're thriving. >> thankfully we were able to homeschool for a year. and praise god we're able to be in a private school now. jus so thankful that opportunity but we are still trying to catch up mentally emotionally -- >> there are kind of two aspects to why parents want so much choice. one of them is that public schools are just failing. this is -- this is post lockdown the reality of where kids on the nation's report card are falling. we're worse at math and we're worse at reading. but then there's also just the cultural woke nonsense pushed into government schools. that parents just want to say i don't my kids exposed to that younger ages so combination of failing to deliver and then achieving actually being able to

indoctrinate. so put the power in the hands of the parents options we presented with you at the top of this segment give them the voucher give them the funds and freedom to pick what fits their family. here the state is looking to pass universal -- pete: by the way, both of our states here on this list -- tennessee and texas some state legislators are facing challenges republicans who were against school choice -- and i'll say this republican governor bill lee, speaker of the house cameron saxton others are for universal school choice in tennessee. but there's some fighting back against it. it's a bigger lift than you think because of the power of teachers union. will: that's exactly right. pete: teachers unions so powerful state legislators are afraid to cross them but you know who loves school choice? voters love school choice. so once you give universal school choice is becomes politically popular you have to fight through the resistance of

needs in the process. will: whether or not you're there for the job of the teacher or there for the children. right advocates for women and sports teed off after a transgolfer won first place at a key women's tournament. former nfl shrine reporter michele tafoya joins us live to react. >> but first what do donald trump marianne wem son and dean phillips have in common? i don't know. probably just about one thing -- they all passed through the ledge day care red arrow diner in new hampshire a long time staple of the primary process and we talked to the owner, straight ahead. for moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur.

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welcome back to "fox & friends" with just two days to go until the new hampshire primary turns out that the road to the gop nomination runs right through the red arrow diner. a new hampshire staple and a popular spot among voters and candidates alike. amanda is co-owner and chief operation officer of the red arrow diner and manchester, new hampshire she joins us now -- so this is like a new hampshire tradition. it started with bill clinton right? >> hi there thank you for having me. yes, the diner is actually celebrating 102 years this year. and first in the nation has been around for 100 years so it's been a tradition here for a long time. glam so all of the candidates come through i understand that nobody has a -- item on the menu named after them except for trump why does trump have the trump tower burger an none of the other candidates do?

>> so -- we have not made a menu change this go around this is first time we've kept a list of what people are eating. so i'm sure there will be something that will be added next go around but when trump came in 2016 he ordered this burger that was towering that was just fitting to call it the trump tower burger. rachel: that makes sense so what is interesting about this diner it is very small so it is forcing candidates to have to interact with customers on a very personal close sort of eye to eye level, right? >> exactly. retail politics alive and well done up here i should say so most of them come behind counter and serve coffee to the customers. customers really enjoy it. they look them directly to the eyes ask them the questions -- the media is usually around to, you know, broadcast those answers to the rest of the country so we do a really good job vetting the candidates and

take it very seriously. rachel: this show loves diner and when people sit down for breakfast lunch they're ready to talk about what's going on in their lives qhar you noticing anything interesting that you're noticing about each candidate as they come through? >> i'm noticing they are taking the time to meet with the customers -- you know, really actually sit down some of stlem meals with them. taking the time to -- really the questions, the issues are serious. so they're making sure that they're taking the time to answer their questions and really rying to gain their vote. rachel: who's the best at sort of that diner chitchat with the voters of all of the candidates that you've seen this cycle? >> so when trump comes in it is such a huge crowd -- it is very loud boisterous patriotic he does try to do his best but nikki haley she has done a wonderful job of coming been here three or four times

she's sat down with them as well. senator tim scott, he was just phenomenal -- he actually got media outside and took time to go into the kitchen and talk to employees learn about spanish so they've all done a really good job i would say. >> somebody else will do a good job at the red arrow is our own lawrence who will be there having breakfast with friends live from the red arrow diner in concord tomorrow morning. thank you amanda. great having you on the show. >> thank you very much. have a great day. rachel: okay. take care. coming up, a north carolina school is forced to remove bathroom mirrors so that kids will stop skipping class to film tiktok videos. more on that, still ahead. i have the power to educate people and hopefully save lives. when my son brian died in a drunk driving accident, i put out a video about it and try to stop young people from drinking and driving.

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in omaha, no surprise you see that kind of win you see those kind of temperatures we do have windchill alerts across the country stretching as far south as florida. central florida even stretching near south florida so it is incredibly cold for a lot of folks. but as i promised, things are gig to change this is tomorrow's forecast you do notice it a little bit warmer, 32 degrees in chicago. if you continue next couple of days tuesday, ultimately into wednesday you see those temperatures get higher and higher. those are your weather headlines for now tossing it back inside to you. >> all right that's good news thanks adam. this morning, a growing fight for fairness and female sports as transgender golfer haley davidson wins a women's tournament in florida and is now one step closer to the lpga. golfer now also given access to a tour pushing a growth opportunity for female players. here to react former nfl sideline and michelle tafoya

let's talk about this win on the nxxt tour it feeds into i believe, the epson tour and it feeds into the lpga. >> right. it is supposed to provide opportunities, growth opportunities for young women golfers. now, i don't care how many surgeries you have -- if you are not born a biological woman you're not a woman. you have a different chromosomal makeup and vast majority of the country is moving in this thought direction and "gallup poll" said 77% american believe that gender biological sex you're born with is the biological sex you should be competing against so this is nothing to do with transphobia as haley likes to say but fairness and will here's my concern -- you and i are talking about this. and you and i have talked about this before and we can sit here and scream and yell about it but

where are the female golfers where is annika and tiger woods and cheyenne trying to make a name for herself and brook and lidia where are all of those golfers who can't believe this is fair. i think if 70% of americans don't think this is fair that likely means about 70% of women golfers don't think it is fair at the least i would think. so where are they? you and i can scream about unfairness about this but people have something at stake i don't hear their voices loud enough. >> i thought you were going to say the media but i thought the rest of the media the you and i can talk about this but i think it is -- >> they too. but it is a better point that you made. if this fight is to be won it has to be by the well and i'm sure there's some fearing losing their place in the stakeholder position of -- being ostracized whatever it may be but you're going lose it to men if you don't speak up.

by the way, you brought up i want to -- you brought up okay you're born a man so chromosomally a man and reason you brought that up right now the epson lpga they have a policy here's how it reads -- it says lpga has a transgender athletes including those who have transitioned from male to female to participate in events this alignments across lpga ensures king the approach towards transgender athletes. so what they're doing is saying go through the surgery go through the hormone treatment and you can -- play with the women. and i think you're making the right point but you're still a man. >> yeah. and they also say that if you have gone through the transition prepuberty you don't have to worry about the rest the rules i was shocked will i didn't know th in 2010 i was reading through this policy flights also. this lpga policy i was a little surprised that a i didn't know it happened in 2010 an b they

also call it a quote unquote living document meaning they can go back and revise it as necessary. i think that time is coming. i think they need to realize that -- this just isn't fair and that the numbers are starting to catch up we used to see this in rare events now seeing this on bike tours, rock climbing weight lifts and wrestling in tennis, swimming -- and these big name athletes who have so much at stake and they have the next generation at stake -- and i know some of them will and i know they don't agree with this, this unfairness in the competition. but for whatever reason like you said losing endorsement, being labeled a transphone they're not willing to say it on the record. >> podcast by the way is sideline sanity michelle is great you should check it out we appreciate you being on "fox & friends." >> good to see you will. thank you. coming up policies for thee but

not for me head of the heritage foundation scolding in davos he joins us next to explain. >> political elites tell average people on three or four their reality is x, in fact, when their reality is y.

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one thing that davos you might say and it is liberal democracy so if the idea that that is swept under table is part of the idea hopefully that is not what he means. >> laugh public to describe that it is protecting democracy nothing personal but that's your part of the problem. political elites tell the average people on three or four or five issues that the reality is x, and when, in fact, reality is y. >> that was heritage foundation president kevin roberts holding nothing back as he schools global elitist gathered in davos. about who the real threats to our freedoms are -- kevin roberts joins us now with more of his message kevin, we were watching rachel and i both have the same question -- did they invite you did you crash the party how did you end up there? [laughter] >> oh, man -- they invited me i never would

have gone there and, in fact, invitation arrived at heritage pete i said you were playing joke and i've not been invited to world economic forum but glad i went because real quick point to know you and rachel not only agree with but you personify every time you're on tv you know that average person is really frustrated with what self-appointed elite tell us it is greatest privilege to speak on their behalf. >> no doubt so you were part of a title a panel entitled what to expect -- from a possible republican administration. so were you almost there like you were meant to be a zoo animal for those at davos who are republicans who might take power again? >> yeah. that's how they looked at me especially after the panel you know, as you might imagine there are a couple people until they agree with me so, in fact, it reminded me of when i was the one conservative christian professor in the entire college of arts and sciences at a major

university in the southwest. so i guess to some extent i've had a lot of experience with that kind of thing. and i kind of relish it because when we get the opportunity as y'all know -- to speak truth to power, and to do it eyeball to eyeball there's nothing more satisfying. will: what was the feedback response you got when you said hey you global elites you're out of touch. here are issues in america and why, you know, republicans are conservatives respond to what donald trump is saying -- what do they say? >> well, in the audience there were many audible gasps that i would dane to be there and say best thing we can do is compile a list of everything that's been proposed in davos make sure that the next president oppose every single one of them. but i will tell you -- and you know, i'm dead serious about that but i will tell you that the reaction that was most troubling to me and, in fact, it is really concerning to me is when i said that the chinese communist party is the number one adversary not just to the

americans but also to the free people around the world. there were people who look like they were having a meltdown. and europeans, i mean, this tells you how successful the insidious efforts of the ccp have been and look, if anything comes out of this experience last week in davos by what i said and mele of argentina said it is confronting communist party that can be the litnus test we can be relatively hopeful that we're going to reclaim this country. will: yeah do you think there's any self-awareness amongst these elites do you have those that are gasp with the chinese but when they look at internet problems or -- is there any or is it just all climate change all of the tile all global control, we're right you're wrong. be quiet. >> it is all climate change it is all gender ideology gasps about that point as well and

real thing it is all about they 2800 attend diez at davos keeping power that i concentrated in their hands and foisting ons us and to sum up i think they're unreformable. my faith tells me to be praying for them and hope they come around but ultimately in terms of political power like in the public square -- we figuratively have to be wielding a two by four with these people and figuratively hitting them behind eyes because that's what they do to us every day and if we do not in the political realm understand that this is political warfare, i mean that figuratively we're not playing the game. >> you went to the lions den and told the truth and we appreciate that. yes and we applaud as well. kevin roberts god bless you thank you. another hour let's do it again. see you in a second.

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