podium at the united nations general assembly, and the forbidden city in beijing, to the shadow of mount rushmore. i fought for you, i fought for your family, i fought for our country. above all, i fought for america and all it stands for. that is safe, strong, proud, and free. as i prepare to hand power over to a new administration at noon on wednesday, i want you to know the movement we started is only just beginning. there has never been anything like it. the belief a nation must serve citizens will not dwindle, but only grow stronger by the day. as long as the american people hold in their hearts deep and devoted love of country, there is nothing this nation cannot achieve. and our future will be brighter than ever before. i go from this majestic place with a loyal and joyful heart, and optimistic spirit, and a supreme confidence that for our country, and for our children, the best is yet to come. thank you, and farewell. >> today, on the west front of the u.s. capitol, joe biden will be sworn in as 46 president, standing on the platform where, just in -- two weeks ago, supporters of presiden

it is much like today, your passport booklet might have a picture of the statue of liberty or mount rushmore -- katie: something recognizable. alison: right, our nation in some way. also unique at the time, the secretary of state signed the passport. katie: personally! alison: right. so the secretary of state has a signature or right at the bottom. and one thing i always loved about these passports is that there were not photographs attached, so he had to describe his features. katie: himself, yes. alison: there were not standardized terms, so he just answered questions, what is the shape of your forehead or what is the color of your eyes, what is the shape of your chin or your nose. he said he had a straight nose, a round chin, and oval face. katie: what was really interesting, show the photograph. alison: he had a beard. for the official identifying him with your round mouth and chin, there you go. a big old beard. alison: very different time. so, the great seal appears on passports and on foreign service commissions. we have several foreign service commissions in the collection. they are

donald trump stood at mount rushmore used the words of martin luther king to segue into praise of manifest destiny. you have to listen to the entire rhetoric stto understand what they're saying. >> host: i will have sarah pierce choking, your thoughts . >> guest: all brings up a couple important things. there was a huge rhetoric campaign visit menstruation on immigration. i don't think we've seen anything like it before. yet menstruation use their resources to elevate one off cases of committing crimes in the united states even though we know as a whole immigrants: cries must operate in us nationals. his administration was everything they could to show immigrants committing crime, to paint immigrants as a public security threat to the united states. that really then bolstered the immigration agenda and what they were trying to accomplish immigration all is right immigrants largely fill complementary positions to the united states. they felt jobs that us nationals are not taking a bolster our economy in that respect as well. >> how far did the president-based system, called build america ?a

i don't know there's been learnt taylor there's a few but you've got to put joe green on the mount rushmore deep sense of place did you play the line there steve where ya heard enough to play d. line like joe green did or what did you play you know i went there is a linebacker dennis and a but me on a kickoff coverage i'm a junior season so rehab the rest of the season and i started all next year and week sad defense of him so i was only. a group back to mean joe green i was such a pittsburgh fan back in the day i was you know really.

it's much like today, your passport booklet might have a picture of the statue of liberty, or mount rushmore. something >> something recognizable as american. >> just evokes our nation in some way. also unique at the time, the secretary of state signed the passport. >> personally! >> you have the secretary of state cast a signature here at the bottom. one other thing i always love about these old passports, there weren't photographs attached. so you had to describe his features. >> himself! yes! >> there wasn't any standardized terms, answer the question of what is the shape of your forehead. or what is the color of your eyes. was the shape of your chin. on your nose. he said he had a straight nose, around chin and then oval face. >> what's really interesting about him, show him the photograph. >> he has appeared. >> so for the official that was identifying him with the around mouth and shin, there you go. big old beard. >> very different times than for travelers. >> photographs were not required until 1914. this practice continued for a long period of time. >> yes quite a while. a great sea

like today, you know, your passport booklet might have a picture of the statue of liberty or mount rushmore that just evokes our nation in some way, and also unique at the time was that the secretary of state signs the passport. >> personally! >> yeah. you have secretary of state lewis cass' signature here at the bottom, and one thing i always love about these old passports is there weren't photographs a teached and he tt. he just answered the question of what is the shape of your forehead or what are the color of your eyes. what is the shape of your chin or nose. >> he said he had a straight nose and a round chin and an oval face. >> now, what's really interesting about him, katie. show them the photograph. >> right. he has a beard. >> he has a beard. so for the official of identifying him with your round mouth and your chin and there you go. big old beard. very different times then -- >> photographs were not required on passports until 1914 so this practice continued describing yourself for a long period of time. >> quite a while. so the great seal appears on passports and the great seal

don't know there's been lawrence taylor there's a few but you've got to put joe greene on the mount rushmore deep sense of place did you play the line there steve where ya heard enough to play d. line like joe green did or what did you play you know i went there is a linebacker dennis a number but me on a kickoff coverage i'm a junior season so i really had the rest of the season and i started oh next year and week sad defense of him so i was known to be latin and go back to mean joe green i was such a pittsburgh fan back in the day i was you know only guy in texas it's a bird stealer so we sure you know are not my favorite team now. but unload the steelers now because they were thumping on the cowboys back then all of a cat have played a bank really but you know what steve it what i remember in pittsburgh 3 years we had been the laughingstock of the leg and then they drafted this cat numb thing and north texas i don't even know that university and then in the 1st game my man was head up on the center and he just tilted at a 45 an air hole big cat in the backfield i thought i think the whole

donald trump stood at mount rushmore and used the words of martin luther king to praise manifest destiny. you have to listen to the entire rhetoric to understand what they are saying. host: i will have sarah pierce jump in. your thoughts? guest: sure, i mean, i think paul brings up a couple of important things. there was a huge rhetoric campaign out of this administration on immigration. i don't think we have seen anything like it before. the administration used their resources to elevate cases, one-off cases of immigrants committing crime. even though on a whole immigrants commit crime at less of a rate then nationals and the administration pushed everything they could to show examples of immigrants committing crimes, to paint immigrants as a public security threat to the united states. really hasow, that bolstered their immigration agenda and what they were trying to accomplish on immigration. and paul is right, that immigrants largely felt -- they ,ill jobs as u.s. nationals bolstering our economy in that respect as well. host: how far did the president get with a merit-based system,

jefferson is now on mount rushmore.ut none of this made it into hamilton so i guess the left doesn't realize that magnanimity here would be to their advantage. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the fantastic "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. ms. shannon. >> shannon: roll tide, laura. >> laura: roll tide. >> shannon: have a good night. china calls it hugely ironic that president trump has been permanently removed from several social media platforms. a commentary published by the china media group tonight says what is even more embarrassing is that the u.s. where freedom of speech is always wanted, the president has lost the right to

jefferson is now on mount rushmore but none ofat 19 take . jillian: breaking tonight, hugely ironic that donald trump has been permanently moved from several social media platforms, commentary published by the china media group says what is even more embarrassing is the us where freedom of speech is always flaunted, the president lost the right to speak freely and social platforms importance, the jews were considered problematic the president's account is permanently suspended. the san francisco police department is our producer saw one trump and two anti-trump protesters at that event. a battle between >> just another casualty like my family is another casualty because of politics that i had to lose a family member, had to be blocked on facebook because we disagreed over something very fundamental. >> the fbi warning about possible armed protests they say in all 50 state capitals around inauguration day and even amid intense pressure from corporate mega-donors republicans call the impeachment of the president rushed political stunt the only

they are probably rolling over in their graves and there are tears coming out of the eyes of mount rushmorei've been noticing you allow people to lie and you allow them to lie longer, but the democrats who cut off. the guy from mississippi, i don't have a problem with mexicans. you know what? i'm doing good and i'm black. our parents made us make their way -- our way. made us earn it, made us go to school. trump is a lie. the media helped him lie. they never challenged his lies. this is what happens. this man has destroyed our country. we've got 300,000 people dead, almost 400,000 people dead, 3 million sick? how many unemployed? 12 million? how many small businesses have failed? come on, and he wants to be president again? he should want to run from it. host: today marks the 35th observance of the federal holiday, dr. martin luther king jr. day across the country. david in "the washington post," opinion piece "the force of nonviolence." ' host: kind of reflecting some of that, this is congressman jim mcgovern of massachusetts tweeting this morning about the holiday, saying that dr. martin

jefferson is now on mount rushmore. but none of this made it into hamilton so i guess the left doesn't realize that magnanimity here would be to their advantage. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream and the fantastic "fox news @ night" team take it all from here. ms. shannon. >> shannon: roll tide, laura. >> laura: roll tide. >> shannon: have a good night. china calls it hugely ironic that president trump has been permanently removed from several social media platforms. a commentary published by the china media group tonight says what is even more embarrassing is that the u.s. where freedom of speech is always wanted, the president has lost the right to speak freely on social platforms the utmost form of rna. sentiments echoed by german chancellor angela merkel said the right to freedom of opinion is a fundamental importance. the chancellor considers it problematic that the president's accounts have been permanently suspended. the san francisco police department is bracing for a pro-trump protest today aft

at the united nations general assembly and from the forbidden city in beijing to the shadow of mount rushmore, i fought for you, i fought for your family, i fought for our country. above all, i fought for america and all it stands for. that is safe, strong, proud and free. now as i prepare to hand power over to a new administration at noon on wednesday, i want you to know that the movement we started is only just beginning. there's never been anything like it. the belief that a nation must serve its citizens will not dwindle but instead only grow stronger by the day. as long as the american people hold in their hearts deep and devoted love of country, then there is nothing that this nation cannot achieve. our communities will flourish. our people will be prosperous, our traditions will be cherished, our faith will be strong and our future will be brighter than ever before. i go from this majestic place with a loyal and joyful heart and optimistic spirit and supreme confidence that for our country and for our children the best is yet to come. thank you and farewell, god bless you, god bless th

for infinite wishes president trump yesterday signed an executive order creating a garden at mount rushmore 250 statues of american legends including whitney houston, johnny appleseed, kobe bryant, walt disney and alex trebek. what an insane list. what happened, did billy eichner stick a microphone in your face and yell "for a dollar name as many people as you can alex trebek's not a person, he's a legend!" in a recent interview former fbi director james comey said that he does not believe president trump should be prosecuted for his role in this month's attack on the capitol and i for one think that's wrong. interviewing james comey, i mean famously known for terrible instincts. according to the "washington post," during the coronavirus pandemic, the trump administration gave more than $850,000 in loans to five prominent anti-vaccine organizations -- organizations like the trump administration the inaugural committee announced yesterday that president-elect joe biden and vice president kamala harris will be escorted into wednesday's ceremony by drum lines from their alma maters harris of c

the united nations general assembly, and from the forbidden city in beijing, to the shadow of mount rushmore for you, i fought for your family, i fought for our country. above all, i fought for america and all it stands for and that is safe, strong, proud, and free. now as i prepare to hand power over to a new administration at noon on wednesday, i want you to know that the movement we started is only just beginning. there has never been anything like it. the belief that a nation must serve its citizens will not dwindle but instead only grow stronger by the day. as long as the american people hold in their hearts deep and devoted love of country, then there is nothing that this nation cannot achieve. our communities will flourish, our people will be prosperous, our traditions will be cherished, our faith will be strong, and our future will be brighter than ever before. i go from this majestic place with a loyal and joyful heart and optimistic spirit and a supreme confidence that for our country and for our children the best is yet to come. thank you and farewell. god bless you. god bless the

. >> dana: wyoming and colorado, my great-grandparents in the black hills not too far from mount rushmore. hello everybody up there at the ranch, hopefully you're watching. >> bill: every day at 9:30. i sat here for years and did this show, so as i said earlier today, it's a new chapter kind of like the old chapter. >> dana: this morning, is that i think i need a banana, but i was starting the day by putting on my high heels on the wrong feet and now we are here. i was in a rush trying to get here on time. new day jitters. >> bill: you did great, welcome. inauguration, tomorrow we will be in d.c. two days tuesday and wednesday and we will join you for a front row seat, pomp and ceremony although there won't be a lot of it because it is covid times. we will bring you what you find. >> dana: thanks for watching, the debut of the "faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: right now, thousands of central american migrants are headed to our southern border with mexico. this apparently is a test for joe biden even before he faces office. i'm harris faulkner. you're in the "faulkner focus." police

they are probably rolling over in their graves and there are tears coming out of the eyes of mount rushmoreve been noticing you allow people to lie and you allow them to lie longer, but the democrats who cut off. the guy from mississippi, i don't have a problem with mexicans. you know what? i'm doing good and i'm black. our parents made us make their way -- our way. made us earn it, made us go to school. trump is a lie. the media helped him lie. they never challenged his lies. this is what happens. this man has destroyed our country. we've got 300,000 people dead, almost 400,000 people dead, 3 million sick? how many unemployed? 12 million? how many small businesses have failed? come on, and he wants to be president again? he should want to run from it. host: today marks the 35th observance of the federal holiday, dr. martin luther king jr. day across the country. david in "the washington post," opinion piece "the force of nonviolence." ' host: kind of reflecting some of that, this is congressman jim mcgovern of massachusetts tweeting this morning about the holiday, saying that dr. martin lu

mount rushmore has room for one more.ther viewer, susan, i'm surprised at the number of callers who say no war is one of the reasons trump should rank at the top. they are forgetting the war he has caused between his own countrymen and women, divisive language and policies have caused ordinary americans to be at war with one another. this is victoria. donald trump should be ranked in the top 10. the accomplishments he has made with the economy, etc. despite all of the opposition from day one is extraordinary. just think of what he could have accomplished if he had the senate and congress working with him instead of against him. a couple of more calls this morning. snellville, georgia. where would you rank donald trump on the list of presidents? caller: under these times, probably one or two. host: you are putting him ahead of abraham lincoln and george washington? caller: yeah. host: why is that? caller: under the times we are living under where the whole united states is all so divided, it is amazing listening to all of

who is the best available draft seed to get on our mount rushmore or top three of pies.ig board. you have got pecan pie. sweet potato pie ba with nanna cream pie. fruit pie are you bash, cherry, blue berry you said apple is going to be the run away winner? jedediah: you know, you are a menace. i always think of pete as the menace. yet, here you are talking about pie this time of the morning. now i can't stop thinking about it. everywhere is starving. we have several hours to go. i have already placed a pie order with my husband by phone you will cain are the street menace of the show. pete: none of those pies you listed except for apple is on my list. what i do have for you, will, i just got it mccafe apple pie from mcdonald's. will: let me show you something, i just got it. i don't want to look a gift horse in the mouth. do you remember the old school mcdonald's apple pies super crispy i'm talking when we were kids. these were nice, too. bring those back mcdonald's crispy degreesy ones, that's what we need. one of you two take it away. pete: pies come in all forms. jede

jefferson is now on mount rushmore but none ofat 19 take . tonight, hugely ironic that donald trump has been permanently moved from several social media platforms, commentary published by the china media g