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rolls in his cabinet at warp speed at least one a day congressman jeff van drew will be here. all is this and the judge in your criminal hush money case has postponed the present like sentencing that was to happen on tuesday. postponed that indefinitely and will let his defense team file a motion to dismiss the whole case. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i am eric shawn. hi arthel. >> hello everyone i'm arthel neville. the trump cabinet quickly taking shape with some big wins on his economic team and for the much anticipated treasury secretary nomination goes to hedge fund manager scott for labor secretary the president-elect taps a rare prounion republican organ congresswoman and he has named far r and c policy directr project 2025 co-author russell

bought to lead office of management and budget a role he held in trump's first administration one senate republicans as confirming trumps hicks is a must. >> we are also going to have to make certain that on day one donald trump is going to be able to have cabinet members approved and getting to work. we are going to have to give him a lot of clear runway to get his agenda through that first 100 days is going to be vitally important. eric: bryan llenas is a live near mar-a-lago with the very latest on the doings there. >> good afternoon. present elected trump announcing nine administrative pics last night including his nominee for treasury secretary a billionaire hedge fund manager someone who is a key advisor to the

president-elect. pending his senate confirmation will have the top economic position and role in trumps administration's economic policy described three by three by three plan he advocates cutting the budget deficit by 3% gdp by 2028 pushing economic growth to 3% with tax cuts and producing 3 million more barrels of oil a day. he's tasked with fostering a usn trumps tax-cut plans implementing trumps plan on tariffs. >> the idea of bringing back tariff, alexander hamilton was the original tariff fanta why did he like terrorists? tariffs?two reasons one to funde treasury. to to protect u.s. industries. donald trump has added a third leg to the stool and that is for negotiating leverage. >> the president-elect juicing

bessent even though a long must pervert howard the seal of fitzgerald who has been tapped to be commerce secretary writing on x my view for what it's worth, is that bessent is a business as usual choice. whereas howard will actually enact change de and pearlescent trumpeters u.s. surgeon general fda commissioner filled out his national security staff. for positions left to film the cabin including secretary of agriculture. this morning the wall street journal is reporting trump is expected to choose a brooke rollins as agricultural secretary page secretary of the america first policy for domestic policy adviser to trunk. this is a position that would play a key role in how the tariffs would affect american farmers. eric, you mentioned legal issues with president alexa. the "washington post" has reported he's planning on firing jack smith and all those legal teams that worked and classified documents in case the men he

takes office. you mentioned that your case granting that motion permission for them to file that motion to dismiss outright those of falsifying business record convictions. eric: alright brian thanks so much a few moments trump new jersey campaign chair congressman jeff and drew will join us on these cabinet pics later in the newscast. what judge and hush money case yesterday postponed sentencing indefinitely. trump legal team wrote the judge a letter would be uniquely does destabilizing threatens to hamstring operation of the whole governmental and foreign and domestic affairs. they now have until december 2 to file an official motion to dismiss the case. here to weigh in richard st. paul. on the one hand this makes sense

sense. on the other hand i asked does this jeopardize the rule of law in the application of it? in four years when the d.a. be hard pressed to jail the 82-year-old president, former president then? >> so judge merchan could have done a number of things he could find it trump he could assent a sense of probation or jail time. all that would frustrate the process. cpretty much a present ofthe unn or having to serve jail time after they leave? this is white why trumps attornt in the interests of justice this should be dismissed. for me just to dismiss your case but one of which is a supreme court decision in which there were people that actually testified in trumps administration about the presidential things he did his official acts that were used in testimony. judge merchan can hang his hat on that to their self evident of information given to the jury as

evidence could use a supreme court case to dismiss the case. this will help of course alan bragg because he can say i am up for election. i didn't do the judge did it's a win/win for everyone in this case. >> all right. there's already against both of those appointed i'm going to move on to my next question. trumps attorneys as we said they have until december 2 to file the motion to dismiss the new york d.a. bragg mention he has until december 9 to respond. meanwhile richard i want to read a quote that says regarding the motion to stay the sentence. given the need to balance competing constitutional interest, consideration must be given to various non- dismissal options that may address any concerns raised by a posttrial

presidency. such as deferral of all remaining criminal proceedings until after the end of the defendant's upcoming presidential term. first, what does that mean in plain speak? what kind of voting does this but the state of justice in america? >> as judge merchan has done he said this case can be indefinitely pending them decision for the motion to dismiss which he may decide to dismiss the case. was that he decided not to dismiss the case and postpones the case indefinitely. until such time the president is no longer the president of the united states. this type of justice or injustice i should say is exactly what the pres presidents talked about. see if i bowie to second hold on. wait one second whitey states injustice, help me understand that. >> this would not have been done

to anyone else. this type of case would never have been done against anyone else but there's no victim in this case. this was a politicized. this was being politicized. arthel: richard, richard i do not want to relitigate this at all. i do not want to get into it. but i'm not sure about what you're talking about. the bottom line what we do agree on is is time to get rid of it. whether you agree is warranted or not, it's time for it to go because he is the president. why are you going to jail a former president at that point? what exert legal grounds do not go forward as i mentioned before there was information given. the staff testified in this case and talk to him at his official acts for there's legitimate legal grounds to dismiss this case. see five i understand you're saying there, alright richard i do not want to get into the opera segment turkey day right quick are you cooking or catering? what's a little of both.

printed .got some set being catered subset being hooking i hope you have a great thanksgiving or will. arthel: the same, same we got serious news to get to pretty thank you richard st. paul, thank you. >> always a pleasure. eric: fried turkey maybe new orleans will get to that later. massachusetts making arrest last two days one nabbed as a member of the vicious ms 13 gang was wanted for assaulting a family member cb cotton has the details on this latest sweep. >> ms 13 gang member one of at least seven arrests have been announced since this past monday also arrest this man his face is blurred by ice has been accused but not yet convicted of drug trafficking back in brazil. agents took him into custody and the same massachusetts city that set to reaffirm its sanctuary

status the resolution reading in part quote did police department reaffirms its commitment to not cooperate with external law enforcement agencies on matters related to immigration detainment. this community come on the growing list of other sanctuary cities making headlines for plans to push back against deportation efforts from the incoming trump administration. among them boston with mayor michelle wu saying this. >> since we are not cooperated with those efforts that actually threaten the safety of everyone from widespread fear i have a large scale economic impact. >> incoming border tom homan have been exchan exchange in a f words responded saying president president-elect trump is going to prioritize when it comes to deportation. who told a local reporter boston is the safest big city in america is that back-and-forth

continues, retired ice agent tells box local law enforcement in sanctuary cities feel much different than their elected leaders. the action went to help with deportations. >> have talked to a lot of law enforcement officers around the country. if they want to cooperate. they want to help. it's a shame county judges and other elected officials are going to try to keep them from doing that. >> is important to note he has threatened to withhold federal funding from sanctuary cities that do not cooperate. eric: alr all right cb, thanks o much. arthel: california crime problem continues. now san francisco believes i have busted a crew of kids behind retail crime spree. the youngest suspect just 12 years old. christina pullman live in los angeles with the very latest on this. this is unbelievable. >> yes, unbelievable and disturbing this case involved a

boy as young as 12 years old when the seven miners in the organized retail crime series for the other miners who were arrested include 314 -year-olds and 315 -year-olds all boys who were allegedly starting off their teenage years committing crimes law enforcement said some theft rings want kids and teenagers involved they think they're less likely to be held accountable in the criminal justice system. cost 12 year old were using 12-year-old? before the progressive reform before prop 47 people used to conceal when they are going to steal something. now that was out the window. now that it's out in the open brazenly recruiting the youngest people possible. >> authority said the young crew runs at property assaulted sims store employees in this case they believe 23 incidents as the walgreens locations across san

francisco resulting in stolen merchandise. the staggering statistics the task force to surpass all the theft and robbery related activity they encountered in 2023 this year alone there he made 1100 arrests and made recovered thousands of stolen items police in livermore near oakland to say these guys got away with 190 pairs of eyewear from sunglass hut. but around $50000 crimes like these very concerning to folks here ahead of the busy holiday shopping season. >> i was that we have a big problem with that is smash and grab here and a big problem with fentanyl. with a big problem with home burglaries. we have different individuals coming out here with massive home burglaries out here. >> scary stuff but so far this year california organized retail crime task force is already

recovered more than $8 million in stolen merchandise. arthel: i guess it remains to be seen how those juveniles will be charged. whether or not they are charged as adults or if that's even possible in the jurisdiction. >> exactly. especially with a 12 year old involved in this case, it's very disturbing. arthel: christina coleman thank you. eric: grand jury and kentucky is indicting a former sheriff for the shocking murder of a district judge. police say that sheriff walked into the judge's chambers after an argument and shot him eight times point blank. some of the images in this report are disturbing. high medicine. >> former sheriff sean mickey stein's is accused of murdering his longtime colleague district judge kevin mullins brady september killing happened at letcher county, kentucky a tiny appalachian community. people live there and say they

were friends for years. in the primary hearing a detective testified steins and mullins had lunch together before the shooting. >> there is nothing unusual that had arisen during that luncheon. i was told the judge made a statement to mickey about do we need to meet private in my chambers? that's all i was told. >> is unclear exactly what led up to the murder. the detective also testified the former sheriff tried calling his daughter on both him and judge of mullins phones right for the shooting part steins a daughter's phone number was saved and judge mullins a phone. they played surveillance video of the shooting. awarding this is graphic. you can see judge mullins with his hands up facing the prosecutor says is steins britt mullins a shot, pulls out of his chair and struck several more times inside of his own chamber.

the police after this he former sheriff was arrested without issues former sheriff steins defense says the shooting was not planned this was a result of severe emotional disturbance. we expect to see the former kentucky sheriff back in court on monday for his arraignment. box will learn more about the motive them. medicine thank you. >> president biden is trying to >> his legacy in his final weeks in office. especially with his judicial nominees. president-elect trump is urging republicans to quote hold the line above details on netflix reaction from new jersey congressman jeff van drew. that is up next commission-based products. (other money manager) then how do you make money? (fisher investments) we have a simple management fee, structured so we do better when our clients do better. (other money manager) your clients really come first then, huh? fisher investments: yes. we make them a top priority,

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eric: the reports are now official present like trump has chosen brooke rawlings to be the new agriculture secretary. she is of the american versa policy institute. former policy adviser to president-elect trump. this position could play a key role and how tariffs could affect american farmers. it is statement the president elect says quote brooke will spearhead to protect american farmers who are truly the backbone of our country.

arthel: meanwhile president biden's time in office is coming to an end. he is spending his last weeks in office trying to follow through on one of his campaign promises nominating judges. the deal struck this week in the senate could help them with that. justice correspondent david sponge is live at the white house with more. david, this is what presidents do, right? like this is what they do the legacies of many presidents last four years, decades and sometimes in these courtrooms these federal courtrooms across the country. one by one president joe biden's picks are making it across the fit sort of the mad -- we are less than two months the president nominated more than two to 60 judges since taking office democrats, went to beat bedonald trump's first term numr of 234 they may do it after cutting a deal with republicans late one night this past week approved outgoing senate majority leader chuck schumer.

allows democrats to move on more district court judges without republican delays in return. democrats will leave open for appellate seats always in the back pocket she is in hawaii on vacation foxes told she will be in washington next month if she is needed to get biden appointed judges across the finish line. the president will leave this house behind me on january 20. as i said the judge as he gets confirmed all be on the bench long after he leaves. after trump leaves and the person after trump leaves us by getting these judges confirmed are a priority for both political parties britt lesson on the south lawn president for study joint and several hundred people under a man-made tent to celebrate this presidency and thank everyone for the hard work over the past four years. >> we are leaving america a better place today they will be came into office four years ago.

this country is living to the worst pandemic it has seen in over 100 years. our economy was in a tailspin. >> at president biden remains here at the white house this weekend with no public events scheduled at least of now. arthel: could deceive david sponge, thank you. eric: the starting lineup is filling out and only handful of positions remain open. president-elect trump second term administration. at this pace we expect a full roster pretty soon. senate republican, they promise to have trump's cabinet in place for his first day in office. confirmation hearings will begin with the new congress in january. so what trends can we discern so far from the choices? new jersey republican congressman jeff van drew joins us. he is chair about the trouble and pain in his state. congressman, good to see a welcome. >> good to be without. civil we had the breaking news a few moments ago brooke rollins

is agriculture secretary. she is close to him. she was head of the america first policy institute which was founded in 2021 to carry on the trump of public policy chair of domestic policy council in his first term. do you see he is picking people who can carry out his vision? carry out his philosophy and his policies and the federal government? >> yes. that's what a president should do but that's what the majority should do. look, there is a strong voice in america. we voted and decided the path we were on was not good and we needed a new path. what is great about the people who he is appointing as they are people who are not just part of the system. his not the same old same old. it's not just republicans and democrats not having any real differences are not meaning anything. sometimes to place a call washington the unicoi with good

reason. this is a significant change. a new focus, a new vision, bring america back for a better, bigger, stronger america. eric: one of the choices scott turned to billionaire hedge fund, operator. someone who could placate wall street at the same time be kind of a disrupter and race in eyebrows because even the chief investment officer at one point for george soros of. will he address the debt and how will he address the economy do you think? >> he's a smart guy. he knows where the skeletons are hidden. he knows what the problems are. he truthfully knows you've been misled and gone down the wrong track. what he knows is when you have a vibrant economy, when you cut taxes, when you increase revenue you're exporting energy they have all of the energy thal have a better and stronger country. and everyone will do better. from the billionaires right down to the guy breaking his back

working every single day for union. this is an exciting time. you know what is exciting? we have not had a president in modern history who is willing to go outside the normal envelope of what washington does. this is different. speaking to bobby kennedy just about an hour ago talking about health. we spent more dollars per capita in health than any other country in the world. yet, we do not have by far the best infant mortality or longevity. we can do better in every single way. and i believe we will. it's going to be a bumpy ride by the way it will not be easy but we are going to do it. eric: you talk about health and you know that firsthand your dentist or have been a dentist. there are some doctors and others of your profession and congress in one of them is appointed head of the cdc former florida representative dave weldon was in congress. and of course a favorite of ours here has been a fox news contributor. she is nominee for surgeon

general. and doctor marty mccoury of the fda commission. here's what president elect said about doctor makary. and doug with the cdc. the agency needs at the eight 80 doctor marty makary carly respected oncologist and health policy expert to course correct and refocus the agency to among other things to properly evaluate harmful chemicals poisoning our nations food supply and being given to our nations youth so they can finally address each childhood chronic disease epidemic. doctor makary at the fda, what changes do you see? it is interesting that an announcement is addressing issues that usually you do not hear directly from washington to put you instead here dealing with the industry and big pharma. >> exactly. there's a lot more to health healthcarethan big pharma. as a healthcare provider i know

that i think good healthcare providers know that healthcare is more than just how many prescriptions you are getting, what you are taking, and how many surgeries you have had it. do not get me wrong but we still need prescriptions we obviously need surgeries. but that's not all there is to it but there's a holistic approach. what you eat, how you feel, what you do, do exercise? do you take care of yourself? all that is so important. this generation of children are the unhealthiest generation of children ever. we've got to reverse that i believe we should bring something back i spoke to bobby kennedy just like i said an hour ago and present the physical fitness counsel we encouraged to be healthy. >> you talk to mr. kennedy what type of advice you give him? he has been criticized for some of his vaccine positions are you concerned about that? what you see down the road? >> here's what i believe in. i believe in america. it america you have choice.

if you need a vaccine and you think it is the right thing for you, you and your doctor decide. you want florid in your water i'm a dentist and i understand that and i understand the benefits of it. but if you want it you decide. not an average of eight massive fluoridated. that is what healthcare is about individual americans deciding what they should do. it's not about happening covid were big government, almost like a socialist state came in and forced us all to do things that were not good for reputation and not good for a lot of people's health and just benefiting a big pharma that's wrong with got to change that. we were going to change america's health i can't let you go you are dentist please talk about the importance of flo flossing, i get it at home all the time. i am miguel that about it you've got to do it. isn't there a connection to heart there, can you straighten that out and clarify? >> i'm going to make a suggestion to you.

don't get yelled out, just floss every day it's a lot easier than getting yelled at. you can tell by the condition of somebody's amount and the inflammatory process and their gums, and if there is a presence of infection and their gums it also affects your cardiovascular health and your entire system. that is the point this is all interrelated. reading string through your teeth is healthy make sure teeth better. to make sure gums better and makes her breath better as well as well as tongue scraping by the way but. >> getting healthy irate congressman on dentist jeff van drew new jersey congressman always good to see if we thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. yes doctor van drew, eric don't know flossing is almost better than brushing your teeth? i write backlash is growing against the international criminal court issued arrest warrants for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at his former defense minister the impact of that decision and how

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[background noises] 's bid for a deadly airstrike in lebanon idf targets operating the guide known as alee is israel is going after a least 15 people were killed in an stephanie bennett is following the new developments fighting in the middle east continues to escalate early-morning strikes and killing more than a dozen

leaving 60 plus others interpret lebanon health ministry said the death toll will rise as emergency workers dig through the rubble to strike cap around 4:00 a.m. this morning local time military did not warn residents to evacuate before the attack as they have done with previous ones. israeli me immediate claimed an attempt to assassinate a senior hezbollah official as you mentioned. >> people were sleeping, children, woman, the targeting of civilians for more killing we confirm there is no figure from the military. the g hard with the resistance was building. >> this comes a day after heavy bombardment of beirut southern suburbs the coastal city u.s. envoy traveled to the region this week and an attempt to broker a cease-fire deal to end the more than 13 months of fighting. meanwhile, over and because it is really airstrike hit eight moscow after an afternoon prayer. attempts to negotiate a cease-fire between hamas and israel have yielded little

progress in negotiations are now on hold, of course there as well put international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu form is really defense secretary on thursday. war crimes their anti- somatic rejected the allegations. europe and the u.s. are pretty split right now part president biden called the warrants against netanyahu outrageous or as downing streee uk have indicated if the israeli prime minister steps a foot on british soil he will be arrested for that's also the mantra of ireland, france, italy their signaling the same thing as well. eric: a lot of controversy and criticism over that decision. stephanie bennett thank you. arthel: we will pick up work stephanie left office she said israeli prime minister netanyahu and his former defense minister are not wanted by the world's top war crimes court. the international criminal court

arrest warrant accusing them of intentionally targeting civilians creating a famine in gossip. netanyahu class of those charges that they quite israel to hamas terrorists. the leaders in the united states have rejected the action from the hague -based court. >> it literally sang as a court the nation and the leader of a nation that was attacked by terrorism, that is still try to get the hostages back from their nation. that person is the criminal. this is how backwards the world has become. >> remain deeply concerned by prosecutors rush to seek arrest warrants and that troubling process that led to this decision. the united states has been clear the icc does not have jurisdiction over this matter. >> ambassador nathan is a former ambassador at large and coordinator for counterterrorism during the first trump administration. he joins me now. ambassador thank you. first of all is this

unprecedented? what is it mean? what is the fallout? is this the right move or not? >> thank you for having me. this decision is an absolute absolute travesty it makes a mockery of the international criminal court. does not have jurisdiction over israel had to twist the law it had to twist the facts to reach this conclusion. what this suggests to me is this was a political decision that singled out israel among all the countries in the world it singled out israel to face the brunt of the real criminals around the world are looking at this decision and laughing. they know they've gotten off scot-free. people like this leader of syria, iran, venezuela, all of these people have committed atrocities on an industrial scale against their own people it does not matter at all to the hague. the thing that is important for us to understand, is this

lawless decision by the international criminal court is not just a problem for israel. it's a risk to the united states. the coming after the jewish state today. it's only a matter of time before they twist the law and facts to come after americans two. arthel: what happens next? who would execute the arrest? in israeli prime minister netanyahu former defense minister do anything to avoid being arrested? >> what i hope they can do is count from the united states to have their back. during the trump administration we started to go down this road. you might recall the prosecutors of international criminal court open an investigation of americans because of alleged war crimes committed in afghanistan. we shut that down real fast we impose sanctions on the prosecutor's and some of her top staff printed biden administration unfortunately lifted those sanctions when they came into office. so whether it happens it now or

whether it happens after januars needs to double down on that approach. the court has made its choice, now is going to have to pay the price. what that means is sweeping sanctions on the judges, on the prosecutor, on the staff. we have to go beyond that to and work very closely with our allies like the brits, the french, the germans to make it clear this fraudulent arrest warrant is not going to be honored by any country that previously has supported the icc. arthel: republican congresswoman claudia tenney from new york said the international criminal court is not an organization we need anymore. let's listen is really not promg international justice around the world. solely its mission has become to undermine the legitimacy of israel. that's why it's not an organization we need anymore because it's going against anything we have stood for as americans and everything even israel faces in the un but not

to the level of icc. arthel: do you agree or disagree? i think i know your answer. but while you're answering that question, so then without the icc could you prevent future war crimes and crimes against humanity? >> i never disagree with my good friend claudia. i think she is right on the money. the international criminal court has outlived its usefulness. and i will go one step further and say it was never useful. thirty years ago when it was negotiated the nine states and israel warned this had the potential to step well beyond its abounds and in single out e united states and israel for disproportionate and special prosecutions guess what all the worst predictions president george w. bush over 20 years ago pulled out of the icc.

it has a demonstrated anti- israel, anti- american institution which have nothing more to do with it. arthel: will see what president trump does regarding this matter. ambassador thank you. >> thanks arthel. eric: athletes have been warned to step up their home security. they have been a rash of home invasions targeting some of the biggest stars in sports. one league recommends its players get guard dogs for it will have details on who is getting hit in what they are doing it next right here on fox news live. new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray. spray goodbye. aaaaaaahhhhh! new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and innovative power-jet. spray goodbye to congestion. it's comeback season! i'm not in perfect health but i want to stay in my home. i can do it with help from a prep cook, wardrobe assistant, and stylist.

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wealthy sports stars while they are away for games quarterback patrick mahomes' house was hit as well. madeleine rivera has the latest. >> emma athletes at the been the victims of burglaries in recent weeks. the nfl, nba and nhl are issuing warnings to their teams appeared travis kelce kansas city home was burglarized on october 7. the day before please respond to berger and his teammates home jesus quarterback patrick mahomes. it's not just the nfl security footage turkey early this month or two people outside the home milwaukee bucks star before police say he was burglarized. he is not making this appeal. >> we will i was at my game yesterday, i had a home invasion and took most of my pride possessions. if you have any info regarding this can you please send the info to info@babi.com. any info that leads to the

return of any of my belongings will be rewarded handsomely. >> and memo obtained by the associated press the are exporting team schedules target athletes homes on game days. some of the groups surveilled potential victims and their houses, tempting home deliveries and posing as a joggers in a neighborhood. the reports and be a memo sent his team officials knows the fbi has connected some burglaries to quote transnational south american theft groups unquote. they're a lot more organized can use more advanced technology like drones and signal jamming devices. the fbi is not commenting at this time. some are quite basic. they include avoiding posting information on social media the whereabouts of possessions and selling a home security system. arthel: madeleine rivera thank you. >> the price of bitcoin is

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eric: bitcoin going hand-in-hand present electrons election or when but what of crypto's newest fanciers even talk he made name a crypto czar to his cabinet to oversee all digital currencies. fox news correspondent rebecca has the details. >> bitcoin is a booming since a presidential election. up 40% in two weeks and hovering around the 100,000-dollar market. >> were just seemed kind of the tip of the iceberg when it comes to bitcoin be adopted by wall street and main street. >> investors say donald trump's campaign promises to prioritize crypto are helping. >> of the biggest problems crypto industry has had isn't tthe end of this too much regulation as this regulation is not even clear. i think were finally going to get that clarity which will help the u.s. lead again. >> president elect to his wants critical digital currencies is now embracing them. his promise to replace the current chair of the fcc has been a major roadblock for the crypto industry, there's even

talk of him appointing the nation's first ever crypto czar to spearhead digital currency policy. >> is the technology that affects all 11 sectors of the economy. it provides efficiency digital payment systems at the competitive world wide burglars, solely to get on board. >> the american people have elected the very first approach bitcoin and crypto president of the united states. and congress, over 250 members of 119th congress are pro crypto. >> analysts predicted bitcoin could double in value and hit 200202,025. it is volatile its history shows is the price can drop quickly. in washington, fox news. arthel: martin new dock you series the saints is streaming exclusively on fox nation for the first episode tells the story of joan of arc, the patron saint of france who believed she was chosen by god to fight for her country.

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