i've known ron johnson for a long time and i've been asked this question how did ron johnson become ron anone and i honestly don't know. i don't think this is a politically smart move for him. if you go into a coffee shop in oshkosh or waukesha, wisconsin i honestly don't think people are wishing that their senior senator was worried about hunter biden's laptop or, you know, concerned about the latest -- or spreading russian disinformation or holding ridiculous hearings like the one today or the one last week where he gave oxygen to antivaxxer conspiracy theorists. i'm not sure that this is the genius political move that some people might imagine because, look. al franken understands i think that minnesota and wisconsin are not the same as other parts of the country. we actually want people to be a little bit not crazy. >> we'll see. thank you all very much.

ron: wow, that is a lot to cover.avin newsom's covid response, i think he has been very, very responsive, along with the mayors across the state. i am absolutely delighted the tech community is playing a huge ole in california right now in curbing the spread of covid. apple and google several months ago announced a software app called exposure notification. california launched their exposure notification app called california notify just a week ago. in the last week, over 7 million californians have turned on that app. that will help save lives because if someone ends up getting covid just by typing in a verification code in their phones, they will anonymously let everyone know they have been in contact with over the last two weeks for over 15 minutes that they have been exposed to covid and they should quarantine and do intense testing to see if they have covid. the tech community is playing a really nice role here. mily: are you concerned at seeing hpe moving to texas, oracle moving to texas, elon musk moving to tex

ron: he should.you look at our oldest living president, jimmy carter, who is well up there in his 90's, he finds a way to make it to my old boss, george w. bush, barack obama, bill clinton. it is not about you, it is about the office of the presidency. so, the notion that he does not have anything to do at 12:00 no on on january 20 when our 22nd amended to the constitution says the peaceful transfer of power takes place would be a profound mistake. because it would be all about him and his ego rather than our country, our constitution and the smooth transfer of power. laura: thank you so much for that analysis. now, crucial post brexit trade talks between the u.k. and the eu have been put on hold after both sides said conditions for an agreement have not been met. time is running out. britain formally left the eu on january. rules of travel and trade have not changed yet. the transition period runs out of the end of this month. joining us now is heather conley from the center for strategic and intern

we can call is spaculat i don't know -- spaculation, right, ron? >> right we always get a little nervous when we see this kind of stuff >> yeah. >> as ron points out, michael, what typically tips or pierces a bubble -- i'm not saying that's where we are -- but what typically tips the market over is rising interest rates we got word this week that isn't going to happen probably not until 2023 spoch with th-- so wh that kind of tail wind, do you see a first half that's rocky and a second half of 2021 that has a bit of a lift behind it >> i think as you get the vaccine behind us, tyler, and jobs start coming out and people start going out and spending again and getting back to the office place and traveling a little bit again, spending goes and the economy gets a little better it will stutter in the first half and should lift in the second half. the problem with that is that's what everybody's expecting when i hear that farr agrees with what everybody else is saying, that makes farr very nervous. it was december if we harken all the way back to 1996,

republican senator ron johnson, he just had it with democrats. senator joan son hammered democrat democrat gary peters on senate floor lying to americans about hunter biden and his family's pay-to-play controversies. watch this. tonight we'll show you how senator gary peters lied in his response and fighting back against johnson. we'll break it down. this is about democrats deception. this is about americans not getting information they needed to do an informed vote in 2020. with us tonight, so wisenberg, tom bell ba car row, charles hurt, tom anderson, hector on today's top headlines. we'll break down the that senate fight at johnson's hearing a new email surfacing hunter biden sent, that his father joe biden know about his son's business dealings despite joe biden's repeated denials about that. chuck grassley demand asked the justice department whether hunter biden and james biden violated same law that general michael flynn was accused breaking? we have covid-19 and botched and bungled covid-19 shut down is now even more people are dropping in

>> well, first of all, senator ron johnson is right. that is exactly what happened.t. they actually tipped off the country to these problems with hunter biden's actions. even though they were presented with evidence proving that that was not the case. what you are seeing here today is as ron johnson went to hold a hearing on election irregularities and election security and democrats questioning him, temper sprayed and he felt he needed to put the record straight. >> bret: his answers have been pretty short, but what will my care is one of them. okay, we had it. [laughter] he answered, are you confident your son hunter did nothing wrong and he says, i am confident. there is this back and whether there should be a special counsel in this investigation is the president-elect becomes the president on january 20th. >> this conversation comes at a time in which joe biden, my most recent reporting is that he still hasn't settled on who he's going to nominate to be his attorney general. this adds an extra complication to that discussion. do you appoint someone who with the

we'll be right back, we've got ron klain back, and hopefully able to hear, when we return. hybrid cloud s them personalize experiences with watson ai while helping keep data secure. ♪ ♪ from banking to manufacturing, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. ♪ ♪ >> brennan: we want to pick up where we left off with incoming white house chief-of-staff ron klain. and thank you for sticking with us there. i hope -- >> of course. >> brennan: i hope in the new year we can have a conversation in person. but in the covid world, i want to ask you to finish your thought, and that was about christmas. and the president-elect still attends mass indoors, in person. what is his guidance to americans who want to worship that way? >> i think the guidance is to do it very carefully. i think that the mass he attends is sparsely attended, they control the number of people who go. he wears a mask. i think it is important for people to be careful. the most important thing he can say to everyone right now, while wire we're waiting for this

. >>> ron brownstein is here. we'll go to you first, ron.ring the attorney general seven weeks before leaving office? >> just another statement and another way to say he has been stabbed in the back. obviously, donald trump is not going to overturn this election at this point. so many of the things he's doing seems to be designed to allow him to wield the argument over the next several years that, no, i didn't lead the republican party to defeat. i wasn't defeated. the election was stolen from me. he sees that as a critical lever in maintaining his influence over the party. the irony, pam, is that by going along with this, to such an incredible extent, congressional republican leaders still finding themselves incapable of acknowledging the obvious that, the election was not stolen, he will remain more influence under them and they are more likely to remain under his thumb. >> interesting point. laura lopez, to ron's point, highlighted a bizarre moment when kevin mccarthy claimed he hadn't seen barr's interview with the ap when barr said, of

fact about the ron paul presidential campaign in 2012 is that the ron paul campaign basically tried to bribe its way to a win in the iowa caucuses. it was six days before the iowa caucuses in 2012, and the iowa co-chair for the michele bachmann campaign suddenly switched teams, made a public announcement just before the iowa caucuses that even though he'd been sharing the michele bachmann effort in iowa, he now was going to drop her and support ron paul instead. it was a weird sort of sidebar moment at the time, but we now know that that iowa campaign chairman was paid to make that switch from michele bachmann to ron paul. he was paid more than 70 grand. ron paul's campaign manager was a young man named jesse benton. he was charged and convicted on conspiracy and other charges for that brazen bribery scheme to win the iowa caucuses in 2012. well, tonight it is jesse benton and one of his convicted accomplices in that crime who have full pardons, and you don't have to speculate. in his weird way, president trump has gone out of his way to tell us who arranged this pardon, to tell us

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and then, ron can take that and and then, ron can take that and build a team. but i actually feel very strongly that the president should empower this chief of staff, so that the chief of staff is managing the team, the president is not expected to. and i had this rule that any time someone who is appointed by the president, it's a big deal, and there's a caste system, assistant to the president, deputy assistant to the president, special assistant to the president, they're all appointed by the president, and i would say you can see the president any time you need to. you better not see the president anytime you want to. and i know you'll cheat and you'll pretend that you've got a real need, but i'm going to scratch at your veneer and find it's a thin, thin, thin veneer of neat of need covering a giant want. and you cannot waste the president's time with your wants. so please, see the president anytime you truly need to, because he appointed you, he has confidence in you, but i would like to know before, during, or after, preferably before, no later than after,

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. >> ron desantis. ron? thank you, ron. thank you, thank you very much. great job, ron.nd john bell edwards. john bell. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, john bell. thank you very much. as well as g who is a fantastic doctor. when i need info on that subject i call up john. thank you, john, very much. senator steve dane, congratulations on a great win. great win. that was easier than you thought it turned out, right? it was a little easier than you thought. great going. we're proud of you. congressman greg walden. greg, thank you very much. thank you very much. congre congressman brad. they had $15 billion to accelerate vaccine development and to manufacture the top candidates in advance, long in advance. as a result of this unprecedented investment we are exceedingly proud that both pfizer and moderna have announced that their vaccines are approximately 95% effective which is a number that nobody expected to be able to get to, far exceeding anything that we -- than anybody thought and we went out and we thought what would the maximum would be? and doctors, we came u

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>> yes. >> detective ron goodwin believed sarah and emily were duped.h his powers as a sere, he had put her in a time warp convincing her for many years she wasn't even at the pool when trish drowned. so innocent 11-year-old emily waited and waited for lou to bring trish back to life but she was gone and for years her death remained an accidental drowning. >> i know that it was because of the story that i told and there is a lot of regret that comes along with that. >> but you're not to blame for this. you do get that, right? trying to come to terms. >> goodwin was now grasping the full extent of castro's hold over emily at angel's landing. >> the control that he had over her was unlimited. she would do anything for him. she truly believed he was this person. >> and with emily's story, he had the evidence he'd been seeking for so many years of castro's crimes. >> so now based on this little girl's story, young woman but telling the story of what she saw and took part in as a little girl, you got a murder case. >> yes. >> as if hurter wasn't enough, emil

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ron, why did you become interested in him in particular? drew attention to himself. >> reporter: kinda flashy or ostentatious? >> flashy. he had what appeared to be unexplained wealth, drew attention to himself with parties, high optioned vehicles. each vehicle had an angel vanity plate with a number after it, one, two, three, four. >> reporter: maybe he had old family money, was an inheritance guy. >> sure. and that was something that we had to look at without violating any of his rights. >> reporter: you thought there was a lot of smoke around this guy, but you didn't know what exactly it was coming from? >> there was. >> reporter: and the smoke kept billowing when goodwyn learned about the death of trish hughes. so her death didn't trigger your interest in him? >> it absolutely triggered more of my interest in him. >> reporter: goodwyn wanted to find out exactly who lou castro was. he ran castro's name in law enforcement databases, quickly discovered he was trying to put his finger on a man who seemed to have no past, a virtual ghost. an

ron will be dearly missed by his friends, family, and community. please join me in honoring ron whose legacy will continue to impact countless lives for many generations to come. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a member lives of hope leche a dedicated reporter at the sedalia democrat just days after writing the news article of the passing of community leader ron ditzfeld. she began her career not as a journalist but teacher of english and history where she influenced countless students and future leaders including our current state representative, brad paulet. hope was respected and revered by all who knew her. she was professional, kind, and loving to those around here. dedicated to her family and her faith. i enjoyed getting to know her and interacting with her as a journalist. she was always fair and dedicated to ensuring every quote was accurate and tonightic was thoroughly covered. i'm sorry she will no longer be covering news in the area, but i know she's rejoicing and receiving her heavenly reward. may her example inspire all of us to be

that is what senators grassley and ron johnson say forge a year.ut russia and china, u.s. enemies working with the family after major political figure, joe. >> yeah. it was called not just misinformation or disinformation. it was called russian muss information because you have to throw that into there, right? all we've been hearing about the last four years from likes of a adam schiff who heads the house intelligence committee who said he had evidence of russian collusion with the trump campaign. it was never really pressed to present it. eric swalwell who called the president a russian agent. we see how things are working out for him at this point. the question is should he stay on the house intelligence committee given how easily he was compromised? as far as a week for media, when you put together swalwell and hunter biden and the fact the president was insisting for months a vaccine was very close. he said it would come right around election day, sure enough came a few days after. on a side note, you brought up covid before. this should be a p

>> i'd say bullish i don't disagree with ron. i think it's very hard to call that i've done very little. if you're pretty full invested as i am in the portfolio that i managed, we've raised 2% to 3% cash just recently but outside of that -- and that will be lucky if we get it right. we're going to get volatility in the stock market along the wave b -- way but i think we're really early in this bull market. we have a record output gap in the u.s. economy and we'll take years to fix that. every day we lower that employment rate and create another job and reduce the output gap, the value of the stock market becomes more, particularly when you're talking about valuing it from a sub1% ten-year treasury at the start point. profitability is surging i think we're going to have close to $200 share earnings on the s&p 500 by the end of next year i wouldn't worry too much. don't expect it. it's likely to happen. if i could make one comment real quick about where we're at here, we have a 12% broad unemployment rate in this country, if you in

of digital rights a human rights organization in mexico thank you both for joining me in the arena ron i want to start with you so in a report published this month your lab found that a surveillance firm affiliated with the israeli cyber arms manufacture and so group likely sold spying technology to at least 20 countries yes that includes authoritarian governments like the united arab emirates but also democratic ones like belgium so what does that say about the reach of massive surveillance. well i think we've been going through a really profound shift in how we communicate over the last couple of decades at the heart of which is the proliferation of sensors and the acumen accumulation of data in the ands of a number of private companies and so you have effectively our personal lives turned inside out and that leaves digital trails and breadcrumbs everywhere and of course governments are going to seek to exploit that to take advantage of it for whatever reason whether it's law enforcement investigations national security investigations or in the case of corrupt actors or autocratic ac

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plus senator ron johnson says the media had more influence than russia in the election, he told sean hannity that because they left out the hunter biden story, we are more examples of that and also not covering the swalwell story, also tonight 126 house republicans including kevin mccarthy now support texas lawsuit against their vote cast, texas is sitting back, they fi filed a response saying texas ag paxton is wrong but he says they're ignoring his arguments, this as more states are picking sides, the supreme court could roll at any moment and we have a new serious border problem. what mexico is now doing to cause border crimes to spike. also were waiting developments of the fda may approve any type the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. thank you for joining us i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: thank you for joining us, welcome to the show, you're watching the fox business network. let's get right at it with guy reschenthaler, he sits on house judiciary. democrat senators chuck schumer and ron wyden, should they be called out for putting political pressu

ron and i were talking about this earlier.earning about a rabbi from centuries ago, he had a practice where he would start every sentence with, i don't know. someone would ask a question and he would answer by saying, i don't know and then maybe come up with an answer. a constant sense of, i do not know. studying judaism made me realize i appreciate what a democracy should become of the prizing of real argument, dissent, and discussion. judaism shaped my politics a great deal. i would not bring that into a speech for michelle obama, because they are not her words. i did conclude a eulogy with the phrase, may her life be a blessing. which it turns out is a jewish phrase, a jewish thing to say about someone who died. a speechwriter, you are channeling, not putting words into someone's life. arun gandhi, you talked about living with your grandfather for two years, your parents giving you that gift. then your grandfather was assassinated. how did you process this? how do you fit that into how you can move forward and to your world

so i think there are a lot of great opportunities ahead. >> ron, slack, what was one of the companiesh, caviar, which i guess doordash picked up, pager duty, which went public not too long ago. you've got a pretty interesting exit here. what's the investing strategy going forward for smaller companies out there? a lot of people expected that there would be a vin e investing activity, but you have to think maybe that's not the case. >> the pandemic has not slowed the investing environment at all. sv angel, we continue to invest in one newfou founder a week. our mantra has been, we invest in the people first. through the pandemic, we've been as active as ever. this week, we couldn't be prouder of doordash and airbnb, because these are mission-driven companies. they want to solve the income inequality by allowing people to augment their income, in the case ofairbnb, and then doordash literally saving the restaurant industry so they can keep their delivery and takeout operations open. so it's great to see two mission-driven companies come to this liquidity event for their stakeholders. >>

johnson ron johnson from wisconsin. and that includes the money being transferred and everything. big tech, they censored that story. the fifth-largest paper in the country. they been vindicated in the media feels more comfortable. all right, you you got him elected and no he will hide in the basement and we let him talk about it again. >> there is no evidence to support the claims about joe biden's son. >> hunter biden is undergoing an investigation related to his business dealings in china. >> cnn and others are reporting that hunter biden, now the president-elect son is under investigation. >> hunter biden, no evidence he's done, anything wrong. >> he says it's for taxes. >> while we all know there is no evidence of any wrongdoing with him -- >> new details of president-elect biden's son hunter. >> this is the tip of the iceberg of really what's an information crisis in the country. real journalists would have investigated the story before they reported the facts and let the chips fall where they will. most of the me

ron desantis still intent on keeping as much of his state open as possible.despite reporting the most new cases today since july. as we mentioned earlier, that's more than 13,000. tonight there are questions surrounding just how forthright his government has been with the state's coronavirus data, specifically deaths reported near election day as the governor and trump loyalist tried to help secure the president's re-election. the details from cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin. >> hey, ron, how are we doing? >> reporter: in the weeks surrounding the november 3rd election, florida's department of health all but stopped reporting deaths that had taken place more than a month earlier, making overall death numbers appear much lower. days after the election, the department went back to reporting those backlogged deaths as first reported by the sun sentinel newspaper. why? the state isn't saying. but cnn has interviewed more than a dozen state officials and experts and finds governor ron desantis' administration has sidelined health experts, pro

what were you going stay, ron? >> similar to what happened in the 1950s. robert taft, the mitch mcconnell of his stay, the senate republican leader, mr. republican, candidate for president multiple times, privately knew what mccarthy was doing was both reckless and dangerous, but he thought it was expedient for the party because initially he was targeting the truman administration. the problem was that it kept going, and he kept -- he went after the eisenhower administration and had these reckless charges of kind of communist infiltration everywhere in much a the same way we're watching the republicans make the calculation in the senate and house that it is in their interest to let trump poisen the political system both because it makes it tougher from bide ton get a second look from republican voters if they believe the election was stolen. others suggested this could be the basis for a new round of voter suppression. and you know, it just goes to kind of a point where you are saying, we're going to look at our narrow, immediate, short-term party interest

just to button up the point that ron and amanda were making earlier. republicans do a lot of whining about how the media is biased against them, but in the case of the trump years, this is actually the bias of the media has actually worked to their benefit in the following way. the biggest analytical mistake that the media as a -- mainstream media as a whole has made in the last four years is over estimating the willingness of republican elected officials at crunch time to do the right thing. they have not been willing to do the right thing. they are not doing the right thing now to threats to democracy and people including republican officials in their own party. it is a very sad commentary on what has happened to the republican party and it's to the detriment of all of us in the united states. >> well, i have been saying all along that they're okay with it because it just keeps happening. amanda, i know you've been on the show and have heard me saying that. i know it's hard for people to accept that. fool me once, you know what i'm saying. go on, ron

plus, senator ron johnson says the media "had more influence than russia in the election."e told sean hannity that. they blocked out the hunter biden story. we have more of that. they are also now not covering the swalwell story. also tonight, 126 house republicans including kevin mccarthy now supports texas lawsuit against four states over their vote counts. texas is hitting back. they filed a response saying texas ag is wrong here. he says they are ignoring his arguments. this as more and more states are picking sides. the supreme court could rule at any moment. we've got this new serious border problem. what mexico is now doing that could cause border crimes to spike. also tonight we are awaiting development the fda may approvek at any time the pfizer covid-19 vaccine. thank you for joining us. i am elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ thank you for joining us. welcome to the show. you are watching a foxbusiness network. let's get it with guy. congressman, democrat senator chuck schumer andit ron wyden, should they be called out for putting politica

first, we are honored to have with us ron desantis. we are also thrilled to have with us our lieutenant governor. we also have our attorney general. thank you for being here. our chief financial officer. and the speaker of the house. we have one other delightful guest today, madison desantis. in 2020, florida said a strong standard for efficient and secure elections. we would like to begin today's proceeding by acknowledging those who contributed to this success. election ensured our code made voting accessible to all floridians while safeguarding the integrity of our voting process. the supervisors of election and their staff who worked to ensure they were prepared to meet any challenge that arose so that voters could have a secure and safe voting experience however they chose to cast a ballot. our poll workers, who year after year ensure the quality and efficiency of voting on election day. the staff at the department of state, who work every day to ensure that our supervisors of election are supported, that our voting systems are se

asking for millions of dollars in payout us from chinese companies, senator ron johnson and peter schweizer on the tactics of the ccp. first, here's senator ted cruz on the cost of changing president trump's tough stance on china. >> china is i believe the single greatest geopolitical threat facing the united states for the next century. donald trump, one of the most significant things he's done as president on foreign policy is stand up to china and he's changed the debate. he has stood up vigorously to china. now, thing the second term, he needs to stange stand up even sr to china. joe biden has spent 57 years, 47 years, rather, just kissing up to china, saying china's not a threat, saying china's our friend, saying we should be in bed more with china, don't worry about the communist murdering and torturing and stealing, let's go make some money. this election, if you want communist china to have more power in america, joe biden's your guy. broken windshield... take 1...