american people. and they're finding t out the hd way, but still doing it. >> brian your last thought? >> my last thought is trump made a lot of news, and the foreign policy, and witkoff moving in that region. for somebody not president, he is doing a lot. >> harris: somebody has to do something. >> that's because all joe biden is doing is the tantrum with the drilling and the release of the gitmo detainees. >> harris: and the recidivism alive and among them, and they will hit anything we love and support around the world that they can. >> no question. >> there's still 15 left at gitmo. biden may release more to make obama's dream -- remember, he wanted gitmo closed and biden has furthered that now. he's 15 away, and we'll cover every bit of news for you. ♪ ♪ >> we are inheriting a difficult

situation from the outgoing administration. they are trying everything they can to make it more difficult. january 20th, we will turn the economy around quickly. the united states will take off like a rocket ship. the whole perception of the whole world is different. people from other countries have called me and want to get along with everybody, but you know, it takes two to tango. we are approaching the dawn of american's golden edge. this will be a golden age for america. >> john: president-elect trump a wide-ranging news conference for mar-a-lago a short time ago peaking about the challenges he will take coming into office and ripping the current president who he says is making this transition anything but smooth. i am john roberts in washington and quite a tuesday we are off to, sandra. >> sandra: indeed i'm sandra smith and this is a 30. talking foreign policy and laying out plans to bolster the u.s. economy as republicans in congress strategize how to

quickly carry out trump's ambitious agenda. peter doocy live in washington. he was taking it all in with us, hi, peter. >> he has seen enough mexico's efforts to stop the flow of migrants across the border are so lackluster, he doesn't think their name should be attached to the world's largest golf. >> we are going to be changing the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. , which is a beautiful ring. to that covers a lot of territory. to the gulf of america, what a beautiful name. but it is appropriate, it is appropriate. >> president-elect trump reacted in real time when a reporter told him that judge aileen cannn florida was blocking the release of the jack smith report on the mar-a-lago documents case. the president-elect said that is a big story and he said that is very good news. he was also joint for a few

minutes by middle east on dwight's has negotiations to free americans captured by hamas october 7th have been going well and he claimed negotiators are taking president-elect's ultimatum seriously. >> if those hostages aren't back i don't want to hurt negotiation, if they are not backed by the time i get into office, all hell will break out in the middle east. it will not be good for hamas, and will not be good frankly for anyone. all hell will break out. >> the president-elect gave us details how far he is willing to go to improve america's strategic positions in greenland and panama canal. >> so far, can you inform the world as you try to get control of these areas, you are not going to use military or economic oration? >> no, i cannot assure you. you are talking about panama or greenland and i can assure

either of those two. i can say we need temper economic security. the panama canal was built for military. i'm not going to commit to that. speak of the president did rollout using military to try to put pressure on canada, which he joked about making the 51st state. he said canada will get the economic pressure, sandra. >> sandra: peter doocy but that wrapper us, john. >> john: test each writer for fox news contributor peter doocy left off and panama coach at this photo donald trump jr. posted these photos actually a short time ago. he and 18 are in greenland as we speak where it talks about the u.s. potentially buying greenland. here is what donald trump relevant truth social today, don jr. my rep in greenland coach at the reception has great they and the free world security strength and peace this is a tale that must happen.

maga, make greenland great ag again. i mean co, the started off a flt of fancy, but it's taking on a serious tone. >> i wrote a column in at about 2019. he has been talking about this five years. he has 100% we should own greenland. he's not the first president that wanted to do this and harry truman tried to buy it 1946. to the point barrow, alaska, and you can keep that whale discovered there. 1967 biggest oil discovery in the history. they lost a lot of money by not listening so they didn't listen to harry truman about donald trump. >> john: what is in it for danmark to sell it to ask question mark. >> many, i guess. there is a lot of natural resources there pay her till not exploiting. >> the main thing is related to why he wants the panama canal back is that the arctic circle in because of global warning, it

will reduce the time from the atlantic asia to 20 days. it is massive and we won't need the panama canal if the arctic sea goes over. right now the arctic circle, russia controls a massive part of it and agree not to make greenland is they are in canada and a tiny porsche portion and alaska. he wants all about on the western side of it. we do not want the arctic ceiling to volunteer russia and chinese control. that is like losing panama canal to china. >> john: you are saying not only greenland but -- >> he keeps talking about -- i'm not down with the whole big canada 51st state because i don't want quebec. i don't want ontario, but i would like alberta. they have got whale and they are conservative and i like the northwest and then at that and take control from alaska to northwest charters through greenland. we went control the entire arctic ceiling with the u.s. military.

i think that would be awesome. >> john: that idea economic -- let's talk about the transition because donald trump is very upset what joe biden has been doing the last few days. listen to what he said. they are they are inheriting a difficult situation from the outgoing administration and thee trying everything they can to make it more difficult. and i have been disappointed to see the biden administration's attempt to block the reforms of the american people that they voted for. >> john: the majority of the america electorate voted for donald trump because they like his policies. biden is doing everything he can is seems to come up the work of the white house. >> 100% every president tries to lock in his legacy and get judges confirmed for the elections and spend the money from the bill she passed. it is entirely different thing when donald trump ran on drill, baby, drill and not just electoral college landslide but

decisive vote victory. the american people voted for that. it is one of the reasons they voted for him and for biden to go off and tried to block him from developing offshore drilling to reduce prices and reduce the cost of gasoline that he drove through the roof, it is just unseemly. >> john: trump said he will turn it back they want but the way that biden get this, he may not be able to do it. >> may have to do litigation and require act of congress but it is unseemly for the president to be doing this. he didn't learn the elections of the election had all. >> john: when they fail to handle the president's priorities. here is what he said. >> i like one big beautiful bill and i always have and always will. but if number two goes quicker, you can do the immigration staff early. >> john: that is what we were talking to dan sullivan, senator from alaska. he thought two was the better way to do it and one will take longer. >> he gets three before midterm elections because the reason he has this gift of two bills with

republican votes is because the democratic senate and the republican house could not agree on a budget last year. they can pass two and get two bites of apple. why not do a mini reconciliation bill in the first 100 days that delivered some promise to get rid of tax on overtime and pays for it taxing endowments of harvard and columbia? so you have elite universities paying for tax cut for working-class americans. just did that and a couple of other things like immigration stefan there and get that done first 1 100 days. donald trump has momentum in the highest approval rating in seven years and approve of his transition and going in with a head of steam and deliver for millions of americans that you brought into vote for you. and you get momentum to get small and can, deliver for those people and you get an easier time passing reconciliation bill. >> john: how about the cult of america? i love the gulf of america baby. they went right on the map, mark great to see you, sandra.

>> j >> sandra: 11 detainees from guantanamo bay and the man were close to usama bin laden. david spunt is live at the justice department with more on this for us and what do we know about the prisoners being transferred. >> sandra, these prisoners have been in custody largely that following days, months of september 11, 2001 attack on our nation. they have been in prison almost two decades in some cases. some have never been charged, but they have been released. 11 yeah many prisoners have been released to oman. this was a deal in the works for at least a year and a half between the united states and the government and oman. but is following up on a promise by the biden administration to close the prison following the steps of former president barack obama. watch. >> they are in different layers have the process, but that remains arable and we are considering all avenues to responsibly transfer detainees

and close guantanamo bay. >> that is something the president still wants to do as far as a timeline. i don't have anything for you here, but obviously, this is something he wanted to be done under his administration. >> this leaves the population, sandra, get, gitmo 15 detainees. the smallest number in the prison's history more than three dozen when biden took office in another prisoner may leave guantanamo bay. the administration negotiating with the taliban has last summer to release mohammed elf afghan he, senior al qaeda aid in exchange for american citizens george glassman. these are american citizens held captive in afghanistan. mohammed the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks is scheduled to plead guilty in just a few days on friday in guantanamo bay in exchange for a life sentence. defense secretary lloyd austin personally stepped into nick's

the deal that would have spared mohammed's life that he was overruled by military panel and at this point it appears the deal could go forward, sandra. >> sandra: david spunt with the details for us, thank you. we will speak more with this about alex gray and the white house national security council under donald trump. that is coming up. ♪ ♪ >> the illegal migrants accused of setting a woman on fire new york city separate arraigned him in court that why city officials downplaying fears have violent crime in the big apple? in manhattan, rafael mangual and head on that. plus this... >> hey, everyone i want to talk about something important because it's time to get back to our roots free expression on facebook and instagram periods patent that is mark zuckerberg. he is making a huge change to facebook and instagram. what it means for you and your free speech. martha maccallum on that just

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>> they are allowing prisoners to come into our country. they release prisoners, murderers, thousands of murderers and i walking around the streets of our cities and farmland all over. people that i have killed many 32% have killed more than one person. they release them from their jails, prisms, in mental institutions and assaying them, insane asylums. >> john: mar-a-lago, meanwhile new york city illegal immigrants killing a sleeping woman by setting her on fire in a subway car appeared in court today. alexis mcadams outside of the court room in brooklyn. how did the arraignment go to today? >> hey, john, it went quickly

and only in there 10 minutes or so but reading through court documents we got where he was told and hurt the country and in new york city five years. one thing he didn't remember according to him is heading this moment on fire after he showed the video surveillance of him using a lighter to set this woman to blaze while she was sleeping. he's had, "oh, my god, that is me" and started to cry. inside the court appearance, the first time in front of a judge on arraignment and arson and murder charges after investigators say he used a lighter to set that woman on fire new york city subway last month. surveillance video shows at the crime scene but he says he does not remember the attack. later apologizing say he had been in a local bar in brooklyn and had a few drinks until he passed pier until the woman woman who is dead and identified was homeless. toshiba's 57 years old. can we talk so much about her

but this is a photo from yearbook picture in high school. something ended up happening in her life that caused her to be homeless and that is why she was on the subway. her family is read grieving but from guatemala he entered the country illegally not once but twice and deported in 2018. he came back in at some point. it comes as high-profile crimes in the subway city system had two people to scared to get on the subway. you can see a guy on the left screen to code two as well, investigated for stabbing at least two people with a butcher knife in the past several days here. so a lot going on in the subway city systems. we can tell you because of the city sanctuary laws, i.c.e. try to put a detainer on this and e talk about tom homan talking about this all the time. they are sanctuary lot so he will be in custody but not without i.c.e. protection, john. >> john: alexis mcadams with

the latest on that for us, sandra. >> sandra: senior fellow at the manhattan institute, nobody says it like you do when it comes to the stories appear to it is hard to believe to the point was featured in a york post this morning. days after maniac stabbed these two riders, the mta pot said subway it is all in your head. we have heard this before, it is the inflation story and how you feel about the high prices. no, crying is helping people are terrified to go get in the subways. >> that is exactly right. but they are doing is playing games with numbers appear to they are aggregating the crimes together to say overall crime is down even though felony assaults are up. sexual assaults are up and homicide on the subway system at significantly. they are manipulating the time frame looking year-over-year, okay, sure crime is that mike has decreased on the subways this year compared to last year but how does it compare to 2019

or 2017 question mark the recent past where new yorkers have grown accustomed to a much safer subway system? those deteriorations and public order and crime statistics, the things we see and confront that don't make their way to the crime statistics which is another problem which create fear. and i think it is counterproductive tactic to tell new yorkers disbelieve their lying eyes. but is not helpful. >> sandra: let's hear the mta boss telling in own words the subway rider. speak of overall stats are positive. last year, we were 12.5% less crime than 2019. the last year before covid. they were no question high profile incidents terrible attacks have gotten in people's heads and made the whole system feel less safe. >> sandra: get real said the headline on "the new york post." people have a hard time taking that when you. it is not happening, it is in your head. meanwhile jessica tisch, nypd

commissioner, slamming recidivism for what is happening on the streets. >> there is one glaring issue: searching recidivism. if you compare 2024 to 2018, we see 61.3% increase in people arrested for burglary three or more times in the same year appear until a key driving factor is the revolving door ofr criminal justice system created in large part by legislative changes that took effect in 202. >> sandra: you hear this time and time again. case in point, the most recent subway attack. the guy was arrested 12 different times in there he was on the street after the attack. speak of this continues to be the biggest problem facing public safety in cities like new york,s and i can't count how many times i have been on this show pointing at the fact who committed heinous have lengthy

criminal histories arrested, prosecutor, released despite the clear danger they pose to the public. i am really glad to see commissioner tisch is talking about this, putting this front and center. but i would also note the statistic she gave understates the severity of the problem. she was talking about people arrested for the same offense three times in the same year. we have a much broader recidivism problem than that because many people may not have been arrested at all in the last year but still have 10, 12, 20, 30 prior arrests. there was an individual in a sexual assault on the subway and had 87 prior. >> sandra: wow! it is hard to believe in the incidence. ignoring the problem a rate and will make revolving door of criminals on the street. mayor adams says it is about mental health issues. >> we need to start dealing with the real issue, mental health. people should not have the right to sleep on the street intent

when they need care. right now we are in court fighting basic principles that there is nothing you main while allowing people to sleep on the subway systems and on our streets. we need help. >> sandra: so how do you get them that help, and does new york have the resources to to that question might. >> that is the key question. you can have people like mayor adams say the right thing and have support for the initiative from governor hochul. but the reality is the number of the available inpatient beds, psychiatric has decreased. we don't have the space. the investment needs to be made across the writ large. we don't have the capacity. we don't have enough police officers and we don't and even have less jail beds as the initiative takes effect. we don't have inpatient psychiatric. these are the things we need to invest in basic infrastructure measures that we don't have right now and we meet in order to keep our streets safe. the mayor is exactly right. there is nothing compassionate

about allowing someone to make a home on a subway pinch. they are vulnerable, as we saw with what took place coney island here till they often can't commit crimes themselves. and they are not able to get the medication that they obviously need to. >> sandra: a lot to deal with there. it can kill a steady, right, when people can't go to work economically and they have to ride share programs. it costs a lot of money for people and they get frustrated with that in all kinds of consequences. rafael, good to see you, thank you so much. john, not just the subway. commuter rails are dealing with this crime as well. >> john: i don't understand city officials because remember, mayor adams was really criticized for saying perception of crime. it is not crime. i do city officials say it is the perception what is going on when we can clearly see with our own lying eyes with the situation is. then, kathy hochul congestive

pricing in downtown new york where a lot of people are afraid to take mass transit. so, there is some disconnect in leadership that is difficult to understand. >> sandra: when i said it spread to commuter rail, we have a headline on the screen. it has spread to metro-north. we see on the commuter rails coach at this crime, a staffing saturday night and 31-year-old n diecast was playing music or vice versa, 47-year-old man and 31-year-old man spoke up about it and approaching grand central station saturday night. said something about the loud music and was attacked with a knife, stabbed multiple times. thank god had the strength to walk off at the train. they were police on patrol and they were able to arrest the man immediately. we don't know what the situation is that you fear in new york this guy will be let back out on the street. >> john: the mother of all horrific incidents on the

long island railroad when the gunman shot so many people. just going back home to their families. this has been going on a long, long time, that is for sure. arguments just wrapping up in a hearing on present electrons to delay proceedings in new york criminal case. trump to be sentenced in the case friday. eric shawn is live with mark and does trump stand a chance of getting a delay here question mark. >> we will seek a court has mixed reactions from the former president that you right now trying to stop sentencing, john, set for friday. in a manhattan criminal court. the new arts in new york state appellate court where you go to appeal and they have been arguing presidential immunity should scrap the sentencing film except for friday. they are not allowed inside and trump has a mixed history but the justice regarding the appeals in this trial. just moments ago, one jazz shot down todd blanche's argument that the supreme court ruling cd

the judge says that is because he has not been sworn back into office. yesterday judge juan merchan on turn down the bed to delay the proceedings. trump's lawyers challenge the decision, "he errored in presidential amenity to president trump on this ground and further erred by issuing incredibly disruptive order requiring president trump to appear for criminal sentencing on seven days notice on januaryx presidential transition." the last hour the president blasted the case. >> we have a judge in new york who is a crooked judge. i am under a gag order. i can't talk about aspects of the case that are the most vital aspects. i wonder, do you know i'm president-elect of united states of america. i am a very successful president. d.a. alvin bragg says judge merchan was correct planning conviction was not

related to trump's official acts as president, bet that paying off stormy daniels was all a private matter. the prosecutor saying, contrary to the defendants claim, he invoked presidential amenity does not entitle him to automatic stay of further trial proceedings pending appeal." judge merchan has indicated he will sentenced trump to unconditional discharge. that means the president will serve no jail time and allowing trump to attend a hearing on friday virtually if he doesn't want to show up in person. if they appellate court, by the way, ends up siding with trump, the sentencing would not go forward friday. the court, by the way mixed results, as i said, it did not side with trump last april when the court allowed the trial to go forward and start in the first place. not siding with trump's lawyers at that time, john. >> john: a lot of critics believe judge merchan looking for a trophy here and nothing much more than that.

eric, thank you, now this. >> despite the fact that we are to are transferring these people to oman to be monitored, you will probably hear from them again and they will go right back to the activities they were a part of in the first place that landed them in gitmo. this is joe biden being joe biden unfortunately. >> sandra: 11 detainees being released from gitmo.pr chief of staff alex greyob is oo dodeck. clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. a chewy order is on the way for radar — who knows that sounds means... kibble... squeaky toy... ...and birdseed. delivered fast — at prices everyone loves. for low prices. for life with pets, there's chewy do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even

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♪ ♪ >> sandra: the house has just passed the lin laken riley act r the nursing student killed by illegal immigrants while jogging on a trail at the university of georgia's campus. let's get to chad pergram with the latest on that for us live from the hill, hi, chad. sandra, good afternoon legislative action by the republican house of representatives. they passed the laken riley act

as you alluded to on the house for 264-159 and there were 48 democrats who voted yes. when they pass this bill in march of last year, there were set will make 37 so this goes up a little bit and this would mandate detention for minor crimes and we do expect this to go to the senate. they were as bipartisan support for this and the senator john fetterman the democrat from pennsylvania, signed on this bill in the past hour or so. we learned gary peters the democratic senate from a challenging election bid in 2026, he also signed on the bail appeared at the republicans promised they would crack down on the border. that was one of the big campaign promises last call. they are trying to scare democrats to see if they learned their lesson from 2024. john tim, new senate majority leader said he might have a test vote for this on friday. >> sandra: chad pergram with bombay hill, chadha, thank you,

john. >> john: to buy them administration 11 guantanamo to oman and two bodyguards for usama bin laden in it comes as "wall street journal" reports administration in talks with the taliban to exchange three americans detained in afghanistan for a high ranking bed in london associate still at guantanamo. let's bring an former chief of staff security council during the first trump administration and point out you were working with robert o'brien before the national security advisor with ongoing affairs and successfully got a number of hostages back to the united states without paying a dime or making any kind of prisoner swaps here to this business in afghanistan and the prisoners george touring afghanistan 2022, ryan corbett charged with proselytizing 1519 even though his family denies that and this highlights two

things. americans held hostage in afghanistan despite what the biden administration has been saying. at the fact they may trade those folks for a high-level al qaeda operative is kind of reminiscent of the brittney griner for boots. >> it is, and president biden trying to compete with himself how many disastrous policies they can leave on president trump's doorstep january 202 20202020. we take more hostages and the adversaries are watching what president biden is doing and frankly, president obama was given the same opportunity to close gitmo. he promised 2008 you would do it here to even president obama came to the conclusion, it was totally responsible to do it and kept it open all eight years. joe biden supposedly the adult in the ramp has gone and release these guys. it is totally reckless in another example what donald trump will have to clean up. >> john: trump will be inaugurated less than two weeks

and issued this morning to hamas about the hostages being held in gaza. listen here. >> if those hostages aren't back, i don't want to hurt your negotiation, if they are not backed by the time i get into office, all hell will break out in the middle east. it will not be good for hamas, and it will not be good, frankly, for anybody. >> john: a lot of people expecting ronald reagan on or before january 20th the hostages will be released but all hell will break, what is he talking about? what they knew ronald reagan willing to do 1988. exactly the same thing. donald trump has military options and he has special operations covert options and there is a lot we can do that frankly, joe biden wreath is for two years to do what it took to bring americans home. americans are less safe by refusing to did this responsibly and to use american power that way it is supposed to be used.

again, every time he does these deals, he makes every american abroad a target. that is what donald trump has to deal with. >> john: let's get back to this other deal at favorite topic of hours and talking to marc thiessen about it, greenland. how does trump convince denmark to give control of greenland too the united states? >> today is a historic day. we will look back at donald trump jr. going to greenland as really the opening salvo in the first time since the eisenhower years where the united states might actually grow and enlarge. this is a huge deal. i think president trump has the ability to save greenland. look, greenland nurse will get independence whether denmark wants it or not, this is the opportunity if we don't want the chinese and the russians to be waiting for greenland on the other and when they get independence. let the u.s. did the deal of this entry let donald trump do what he does best, let him negotiate a deal to make it possible for greenland to have some sort of affiliation with

the united states to protect mineral resources, protects the united states national security interest. led us to what he does best. >> john: it would do similar simulations. >> he has a lot of options. we have a lot of history of buying territory outright. he bought the virgin islands from the danes 1917. that is an option. we could do compact where they have sovereignty or to but we still have the ability, i think, to have negotiation where we protect national security we protect defendants and they have sovereignty and independence. he has a lot of options. >> john: the big question, how much does that cost and how much do we give the danes for that? >> that is when we have to find out. >> john: what you think it would be measured, billions, trillions? billions, but i think donald trump can strike a deal because alternative is it is sent by the chinese and russians. everyone wants to avoid. >> john: not just for him american first but western

hemisphere a first. >> he's going back to the founding principles of the country where we are not involved middle eastern quagmire is. the number one priority for american president is hemisphere appeared to that is what panama canal is about an greenland it's about in the conversation with canada is abo. is going back to first principles. that will be significant for policy legacies changing the way washington talks about priorities. >> john: good to see you, alex. we will see where this goes. we have breaking news so let's go to sandra. >> sandra: this just man and will get the legal up on that so we are getting where the judge in new york v. case has denied trump application for immediate pods have proceedings you heard president-elect discussing this earlier in a news conference here too but they have said now the application to hold all precedents including the sentencing has been denied. we obviously, john, have to see

where this goes next, but that is what we are learning right now. >> john: again, the critics are saying judge merchan has got the case in front of them that involves immunity and he says it doesn't apply here as alvin bragg is saying. he's got incoming president who is being inaugurated in less than two weeks there until all he is looking for here is a trophy to hang on his wall to say i convicted donald trump wee convicted in my court of law and actually got a sentencing even e sentence as we know it would not involve any kind of jail time or fines or anything. but he wants to go ahead and do it. and a lot of people are saying, that is the fundamental unfairness of this case is that this is pure politics the way it was bootstrapped together. a case that would have been eliminated because the statue of limitations. it had a longer life span because bootstrapped to a federal offense. now, the judge wants to go ahead

even though all the other case is again trump dropped. make a point by sentencing him. jonathan turley has talked to wes and so has andy mccarthy so many times about the idea that they believe that fundamental grounds for reversal on appeal because of so many mistakes made in the court. but merchan they think wants to make a point here. >> sandra: you heard that from president-elect earlier and remind you sentencing set for january 10th, which is friday. president-elect and his team put in a motion to stay the sentencing in this case and just a reminder of what we heard from the trump team when they put this in motion on monday, saint trump's legal team move to stop and lawful sentencing in manhattan das witch hunt. historic decision immunity in new york and other legal precedent mandate that this meritless hoax be immediately

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squares, change on" the results revealed critical of china made far less available on tiktok's planet was on instagram and youtube. the report says tiktok users held significantly more positive attitudes towards china's human rights record. >> it looks like tiktok is being exploited from the ccp propaganda and the propaganda may well be having an indoctrination like affect on heavy users have tiktok. >> tiktok ten eyes chinese government influence of american user experience. a spokesperson tells fox come on, a full's predetermined conclusion creating fake accounts that interact with the app and prescribed manner does not reflect clearly a service experience just as the so-called study does not reflect reality.

to the supreme court will hear oral arguments friday on tiktok's challenge to require the apps and chinese parent country bytedance to sell u.s. operations for shipping by ju june 19th or january 19th, excuse me. president trump wants a delay in implementation of the law to paul during his administration, which begins 12:00 the next day, john. >> john: trump seems inclined to work with the people at tiktok. >> he wants to find political solutions. >> john: rich, good to see you, sandra. >> sandra: a 180 on censorship and how does a plan to post free speech?ogas martha maccallum head on that just ahead. you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast. as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. (laughs) that's a rule.

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when he got into office was declare war on fossil fuels. this is a continuation of it. four years resulted high inflation as a result of high gas prices, high-energy prices. they just don't get it. he doesn't get it. this is radical environmentalist he is bending the knee to. it is costing economic development and the cost of living to increase. >> sandra: remarkable piece in "the wall street journal" talking about this, "take that american voters and that and that." biden to ignore the november election. finally i want to ask you, congressman, congressman from georgia jimmy carter passing and honoring him today. you work closely with his grandson, chase and, whom i have the honor of speaking with yesterday. your thoughts on this day, sarah. >> certainly he is in deserve of lie and stay in the capital.

we are very proud of the carter family and roslyn and jimmy did an outstanding job by sponsoring resolution and their work and mental health. rosalynn carter was the first lady of mental health. jimmy carter was a native georgian and only went to be elected president. he was a governor. post-presidency says a lot ocho but i think most significantly, jimmy carter may be remembered more for his faith then his politics. >> sandra: a remarkable statement and a wonderful memory. thank you for sharing that with that's congressman that's congressman here at josephine when we are moments away from the arrival of president jimmy carter's caskett base andrews and we will be joit to him as the funeral procession will wind its way down pennsylvania avenue in the capital in the next hour. can.day with us.

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