now timothy, good to see you. so alpha config security was one of the central issues. they'll be felt great deal negotiations between cabin mosca, how significant all these russian grain shipments when it comes to tackling the issue. yes, this is a very important step by tom rusher. hesitate, and in fact, this makes truth to the problem is that it mates to understand grains to 6 perfect nations that i'm most in need of. this page. applica has to be in the content and stuff is most affected by the impact of climate change on dent receive so model. yeah. about lean waiting for a country like somebody a problem, any way problem. you know it, some west alpha, a drought being in a state and cherry and also we still use food food and 100 prizes and finding in that country in my gerry, our was the flooding and we see so many apart region, parts of climate change. so, i'm thinking russia of this uh, green agreement between russia and african countries wouldn't go a long way to be able to address, you know, issues around student security and in africa. and um, it is something t

see you today, timothy will more. what do we know about those conditions set by echo watson and how will they be enforced? well, it's not clear how airports um, it tends to um, in sports, you know, uh, distributions, but what would you know is that it is the 1st time, but, you know, the regional block would be shelly recognized the military government in be sure how to proceed som, i guess the data sunday, of course appointed the president of october bennett and serenity onto the beach, probably around a 3 member committee that would be the shit that goes there. so i'm with i'm. i'm a cool government of the sure and are about, you know, the lives of the sanctions would depend on the success of box. uh, uh, a dialogue with the cool government of missouri. so echo, i have to say about it that uh it goes through successfully. it means that the region opt off with the lifting sanctions. i did some post since july when you know, our president, but i'm, i presume, was on alps that as these are as president and these, um, th

more on this and timothy, great to have you on so quickly. can you give us some updates, please. also any information about who might be behind these attacks a thank you now according to a statement and by the police today. you know, the police commission, i can part of the state said that the public trinity doesn't based on this attacks, are yet to be identified, but it's a huge on but i've seen, you know, um, just local, i'm groups and they're going here as bad. it's, you know, i have seen attacks from these founded spin years and um, so far the police said that the have deployed, you know, i've got to stop as a kid and response streams fetch to see that. you know, there are no further attacks of the villages are protected and also the police these i'm promising, but it is because the stop investigations into who might be responsible for the attack. but for now, the police says that, you know, the attack has a yes to be identified. but what we do know is that it's a region that has seen, you know, um, series of attacks in the past months an

his book, the worst hard the author today is pulitzer prize-winning columnist timothy egan. his multiple books have inspired popular documentaries and a found their way into many classrooms . his book, the worst hard time, the untold story of those who survived the dustbowl, won the national book award and inspired the ken burns film the dustbowl. his other books include program which to eternity. tim was previously a new york times opinion columnist and is a reporter who won a pulitzer prize for the series how race is lived in america. he is here with us to discuss his recent book, fever in the heartland, the plot to take over america and the woman who stopped him. it tells the story of a murderous conman in the 1920s and the woman who led to their downfall. booklist calls it riveting. please join me in welcoming timothy. [ applause ] >> before we get going, i want to give a big thank you to the state of tennessee for making my wife and i feel so welcome. people really are friendly here. unless i have misjudged you. every place we've been, they have been welcoming. i will p

as long as i, you know, could read and just hearing them and how the sing, they sounded like angel timothy, almost also the touch found setup a single gospel plaid called buns of the he met sunday on the left. in this for quoting a lead singer, she moved to the touch of drones together. we talked to the young women. they believed these to be this type of this thing. 3 is just to realize that most of the really intentions, fungible and away from the friends and findings. the process started to sexually abuse them when he rips only for the 1st time, she can use a mind unconvinced that the past couple months have been to the powers that can destroy the what he said to me was that, you know, i was, i was 14 so if, if i told anyone i know the man of god could be facing jail time, which is something that cannot happen. he, he told me that this was to be covenants between himself, myself and god. and that if, if i were to tell anyone i would be breaking the covenant and the punishment for breaking a covenant was death. so it was a sunday finished on the recordings from the time we see each other

they sounded like angel timothy, almost also the touch found setup a string of gospel plaid god buns of the he met sunday on the left in this for holding a need. seeing a she move to the touch of grounds together, we talk to the young women. they believe these to be this type of this thing. 3 is just to realize that most of really intentions fund dribbling away from the friends and funding the pasta started to sexually abused them when he rips only for the 1st time. she is a mind unconvinced that the past couple months have been to the powers that can destroy the what he said to me was that, you know, i was, i was 14. so um, if, if i told anyone, you know, the man of god, it could be facing jail time, which is something that cannot happen. he, he told me that this was to be covenants between himself, myself and god. and that if, if i were to tell anyone i would be breaking the covenant and the punishment for breaking a covenant was dis. so it was a sudden on the recordings from the time we see each other is only putting off a smile for the cameras. in reality because she was caught i

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and by the way, we spoke to journalists keith baptist from zimbabwe. timothy will be a to a local journalist from nigeria and r t correspondent, new level you can get on africa's continuing food security issues. the west simple standards on the matter and rushes fulfillment of its promises. a, as in bob we like many of the african nations foot secuity remains the pressing concern. a combination of factors including political instability, climate change, and a global foot crisis, has left 1000000 fund or both hung up. but in july 2023 russia place to donate 50000 tons of green to peace of the 6 african countries, including zimbabwe. this move comes as a response to the global foot crisis, a call which many as in bob wins across the country, have welcomed with open arms. on other significant game change that the russia africa summit addressed is the issue of what security gains and bob we in particular, this is this sort of jo federalized suits of the global supply chain of disruptions and rising costs. many farm husbands and bob we were unable to access the fed lives that they need to produce

let's call server to timothy. now some of the african food security. what was an integral issue? and the failed grain deal negotiations between kevin mosca, just how significant then all these russian grading shipments when it comes to type play this immense problem. now it's $200000.00 tons of brain. scott is what russia search be was going to signs are figured out by a russian prize and proudly put in dar, in the russian african stomach sometime in july. and um, there are 6 plastic on base on. so you must go said, are the most in need of these green is that will be received into brains. and we understand from the a ross. yes. agriculture minister that, you know, walgreens are on the way to these applicant countries including reach r, as in bob with bali. and the central african republic now is happening october for our shop pulled out of, you know, the blacks, the green deals that was brought brokerage try to keep it in 2022. the idea behind the deal is to enable ukraine to exports. uh, you know, great pains to the markets around the world, including to african countries, up to

the correspondent timothy of us who has the story offered to stop by producer nigeria has 4 refineries with a combined out speed of $450000.00 barrels of crude already per day. but for g years, these refineries have been marked, been leaving the country heavily dependent on imports to meet its energy needs. this week the government announced the mechanical completion and the flare start off of one of the refineries in solving river state with a capacity of 60000 barrels. a friday said the facility will commence operations in january for jeers and i jerry has prioritized local production of petroleum products, but reaching that goal has appeared a lease. if the completion comes 3 years after nigeria awarded a $1500000000.00 contract to it least secondly month company. but the announcement has triggered mixed reactions. so according to the report by pointing is because you will find out they are saying that the fund, those are for the start production. exactly sometime in the 1st week of july or after the time. but that announcing its proud to christmas, an indication that something is n

we demand to be part of the decision positive timothy a dealership. my grandfather was kidnapped to gaza after witnessing the motor of my grandfather to, to tune home of to 49 days. at least 2 tons physically. but her soul remains captive alone with her dear friends who are left behind, lost behind you from apartment of gas that shows no signs of letting all these really army chief stays the offensive should be even more forceful. well, jordan, it's a busy day. we're seeing more and more terrorists killed into more and more terrorist women as well. and in recent days, we seeing terrace surrendering name. that's a sewing the system is pulling upon the sewing we need to press honda and that's what we're doing. totally. it's really or may say it has struck more than 250 come us targets inside guns that in the past 24 hours. now one area where the idea of as focused as operations is the jet bali, a refugee camp in northern gas. it this for, there's purports, the show is really so just bustling. how much fighters there allegedly killing several of them als

died, politically submitted to you in places like somalia, olivia, thank you, let's cross over to timothy and now some of the african states security. what was an integral issue? and the failed grain do negotiations between cabin mosca just how significant then all these russian grading shipments when it comes to type play this immense problem . now, $200000.00 tons of brain scott is what russia search be was going to sign. so our progress by uh, russian price implied me put in dar, in the rush hour because somebody sometime in july and out and there are 6 ask on based on. so you must go said, are the most in need of these green is that will be received into brains. and we understand from the a rush just ricardo minister that, you know, walgreens are on the way to these african countries including reach are, as in bob way, bali and the central african republic now is happening outside of our shop, pulled out of, you know, the blacks the green deals that was broke broke. i try to keep it in 2022. the idea behind the deal is to enable ukraine to exports. uh, you know, great phase to market

a local report, timothy obeys who has the united nations as how climate change conference is since 1995 and year after year the seats lineup and virtuous signal officer tapping of private jets cups. so any it is now taking place in device and while more people flocked to the summit, some results have been announced. what can they be considered real change? 50 international. i'm not sure. an oil companies that are presenting over 40 percent of global oil production have signed up. that is a phenomenal achievement. 19 of them are adopting net 02050 targets for the 1st time. i'm 51. i've also committed. ringback to not 0 meet in emissions by 2050. for the 1st time. some organizations have been port to pre decides the initiative, suggesting it's a diversionary tactic. there may be true to the accusation as in the past, the advantage to produce more so than absent. and now this agreement, terms without watson, had multiple or important parts to all in gas production, but self regulation of government and for fuel fuel companies. james, to lock any c 0 to inherit motives, and the needs of tho

as get more details from an idea based on the list that timothy a, b as a now tell me, they get to see you. so these are for us, at least one words, when the nigerian leader yes indeed they are. um, i mean, a general out there. i mean, she, i need bad grant and i need to be due to, um, you know, a local tv station and i'm same product from was, you know, promoting or it kind of fonts. the rain uh, um, charging into the country. now, what is the class from that statement is uh, you know, how, you know, uh, friends, it has done this according to his claim. so we're not clear whether he's speaking, i'm a product of the or he is in. so no agent that you know um from to support to the samsung, you know, imposed by regional buckland. these are outside of the pool to place the in july. uh, you know, we're not. so if you can find that the support is what has field you know, terrorism because down in that interview. and he also said that start youtube's taking a political concession in these uh, by imposing a heavy samsung is not there, but tardies and that's according to him. so we're not sure

so crossover, too. timothy, now some of the african food security was an integral issue and the failed grain deal negotiations between kevin mosca. just how significant then all these russian grading shipments when it comes to type play this immense problem. now 200000 tons of brain scott is what russia search be was going to sends with copyright by a russian prize and gladly put in dar, in the russian ask of somebody to sometime in july and there are 6 topic on base on . so you must go said, are the most in need of these green is that will be received into brains on we understand from a rush, just ricardo minister that, you know, walgreens are on the way to these applicant countries, including a reach are, as in bob boyd valley and the central african republic. now this is happening october for our shop, pulled out of, you know, the blacks, the green deals that was brought brokerage try to keep it in 2022. the idea behind the deal is to enable ukraine to exports. uh, you know, great phase to market around the world, including to african countries, up to 4 countries and band. but then

let's get the details from correspond to another who yeah. concrete ons, local journalist, timothy a, b as a many thanks for joining us. both of you assessed and not a v. i please. um, what can you tell us about this deal is how much grain does west have planned to send to africa, to send it to russia has indeed fulfilled his promises and has already begun delivering speak range to african countries as a problem just by president logging me. puts in the model. yeah. and put, you know, also i have the 1st 2 african countries to benefit from the donation because of the 1st ships the counting $25000.00 times the each football and for some odd the i had 15 as possible. i've already touch down on the african continent, and since the start of this week has been a way to, to more private because it was said to be asked to the end of november, the beginning of december. now the whole no factory credit is one of those beaches most vulnerable to climate change, even though it continues contribution to global carbon emissions is a fraction off the total. so this is a great move move that is seen

so it's been doing the shock time, the timothy scene since 1995. okay . some testing out there, what's not to love your wants. indeed, the news here is a reminder of our top story about an important series. russia is goals and you plan to remain unchanged. speaking as these kinds. if you're a press conference, the russian president insisted they would be no peace on to moscow achieves it's aims. it's the 1st event of its kind since russia launched a full scale invasion of ukraine last year. and even eaters are meeting in brussels to decide and the opening of accession talks, ukraine and on further financial aid for keith. but hungry is the, the old man who has close ties to russia. east type thing to block, the plans ukraine's president has wanted that russia would exploit any veto to stop the membership that does it for now. conflict zone is up. next, this week them sebastian interviews, alexander. gov, whoever. the director of the con edu. russia ratio center in belen, i'm finished strategy in berlin and thanks so much for joining us, wincing you soon t

local joe, this timothy is sent us this triple in the states ministry of internal affairs in a statement. monday confirmed the attack on emergency meeting with heads of security and religious leaders. deputy governor had dfcs bol by the rabbit, presided over the security meeting body set. my julian military was on a routine mason against towers when the military judge mistakenly bombs local residence in but soon the village of to do and estates. the victims were observing the model celebrations around 9 pm sunday when the incident occurred. local media reports say at least 30 people died and dozens fathers were injured by local resident states, the number to be more and that the villages were mistaken for bandits. my great in from neighboring sound for our state so could do in a states state of 40 said officials are still carrying out search and rescue. appraised once again, the affected areas and have sense. condolences to the effect that families might syria is a war with many times and kid not for ransom guarantee. in the conscious northern region between estates is one of the heck sp

a local corresponding to timothy will be 0 on feels more of the story for us. of every year, thousands of my german doctors and medical professionals leave the country in search of better paying jobs and sometimes career fulfillment the nigerian associates on a resident doctor says 85 percent of its members survey recently are willing to relocate. the trend is so much so that there's even a code name for a jack problem, which means to basically flee from on, on favorable condition. the united kingdom, the us and canada, a prime destinations for nigeria and doctors, and some medical experts like. so i, mon ahmed, say the government is to blame for the bro in trend, or see for that to the 5 that we have to blame and go better for that. if i were to go from nigeria, one sided our money on genatossio jobs. they were allowed to, to leave the country for one for some reason is that that a demon bodies is if we have that political we, it's not as dr. lee in the country. the number of nigerians willing to relocate abroad rose from 32 percent in 2019 to 73 in 2021. acco

it is not clear, but they, they walked out, probably escaping from their cup. timothy somebody socco in jerusalem a thank you so much i. so if you're just joining, so let me just repeat about breaking news, the bush at the top of the program. these writing, the other 3 says it has mistakenly killed 3 of the strategy. hostages, children, it's ground operation in the gaza strip of cost more on that as we get it. in the meantime, israel has approve the delivery of aid into the gaza strip through it's kind of shuttle. i'm crossing prime minister's office that this would allow the country to maintain its commitment of allowing 200 a truck entry to day until now. old trucks entering cause i have to pass father by for crossing in egypt. the land is one of the people in gaza facing a humanitarian catastrophe. a severe shortage is a basic supplies. israel continuing as strikes against homeless militants across a by the territory. many people have fled to the southern region of all the wasi. you say the military has declared the abbey a safe zone, but living conditions that die the tunes of is

author today is award- winning chronicler of american experience and pulitzer prize- winning columnist timothy egan. multiple books have inspired multiple documentaries and found their ways into many classrooms. his book, "the worst hard time," the story of those who ends survived the dustbowl, one at the national book award. other books include "a pilgrimage to eternity," "immortal irishmen," "and the good rain." as a reporter he was on the team that won the pulitzer prize series have races lived in america. tim is with us here today to discuss his recent book, "deeper in the heartland, the ku klux klan's plot to take over america and the woman who stopped him." it tells the story of a murderous con man in the 1920s and the woman who led to his downfall. please join me in welcoming tim egan to the southern festival of books. >> so, before we get going i want to give a big thank you to the state of tennessee for making my wife and i feel so welcome. people really are friendly here, unless i've misjudged youy every place we have been, they've just been welcoming. you know, i'm going to put on 1

>> timothy. timothy >> timothy. timothy >> yes. my niece who went and saw i was saw it.right. okay, i enough. i think if i think fair enough. i think if you're a timothy fan, you will we come away satisfied ? we will come away satisfied? >> anything else >> yeah. was there anything else that you've actually seen? >> christmas . like no >> uh, christmas. like no speech? the boxing. um, speech? no. the boxing. um, today's . today's the day of today's. today's the day of football. i think things have changed. people changed. i don't think people make appointments for films and tv like that. it's tv programmes like that. it's more about, you know, the big streaming thing, the movie streaming thing, the big movie that's on. today, all that's on. or like today, all the football that's that's on. although it's irrelevant because everyone's watching gb news. although it's irrelevant because eveoh,ie's watching gb news. although it's irrelevant because eveoh,ie'scourse ng gb news. although it's irrelevant because eveoh,ie'scourse we gb news. although it's irrelevant because eveoh

joining us now is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university.hor of the road to an and freedom. russia, europe, america. professor snyder, here is president zelenskyy on another trip to washington. by the way should not go unnoticed that ukraine is doing well enough, is stable enough in this war posture, that the president of ukraine can leave the country and come to united states. that wasn't something we thought was going to be possible at the beginning of this war. but here he is, welcomed by the democrats, and essentially rejected by the republicans. >> at the beginning of this war the american consensus was ukraine would be defeated in three days. ukrainians have done a great deal more than anyone could have expected, i think a great deal more than anyone, that they than the themselves expected. what they have done applies to us as well. they've been doing things for us that we can't do for ourselves. they're holding back a full scale russian attack in europe. they've killed or wounded 90% of the size of the initial russian armed forces. th

cardinal timothy dolan.ock from saint patrick's cathedral. it's an honor and joy for me to actually be in the living rooms and kitchens and homes of america's family. this is a day where families are together. where people are smiling. where people are hugging. where people are giving gifts. >> this is a day where everybody, deep down, i think this is the way it's supposed to be all the time. this is the way god intended it. and if we can -- if we can kind of use this christmas day to call us back to the divine intention. to remember what god wants for us, his design, his plan, it's going to be a great christmas. a blessed one to all of you. >> carley: we love cardinal dolan on this couch and people around the world love him as well. when he recorded the message he talked about the importance of midnight mass and why it is celebrated. darkest part of night before the dawn. which is a symbolization of what christmas really means. why is christmas december 25th? it's usually the darkest time of year. and then

also maria talks to cardinal timothy dolan, archbishop of new york, about his tate's migrant crisis andsage for the new year. plus, one of our own navy sailors with an unblemished record serving our country is back in the united states, but in a federal prison after he was convicted in japan. the lieutenant claims he got sick while driving with his family and caused a crash that killed two people p. his wife says her husband was held in sol you are tear confinement for near -- solitary confinement for nearly a month and is a victim of unfair japanese legal system that has left their children heart broken. >> this was a lot harder, being imprisonedded by his own country when everyone knows there was no crime actually committed. when i was driving my kids home from their grandparents' house last night, they sat in the backseat commiserating over repeated nightmares that they have, and they all have to do the with rich not coming home, with their dad dying in prison before he comes home x it's unacceptable and it's unnecessary. he could be home today the if the u.s. government wanted him t

we were disappointed to learn there is no evidence to support timothy tyson's assertion in his book that bryant had recanted. it's in the first six pages of his book. at the end of the day, if the only interview it seems he really did. it's more than just disappointing never reached out to any family members of emmett till. his response when asked about that was they been quoted in the past so there's nothing else i need to talk to them about. he spent a couple sessions with carolyn bryant and we went through her manuscript long before it became public. we were able to review the fbi interview with him. it set out in our book. it's hard to keep up with him as he tries to explain how the evidence of that interview was lost. there was no recording even though he said there was. there were no notes even though he produced a photocopy of notes and nothing original document as he was subpoenaed to produce. the conclusion of the fbi was that there is no credible evidence that what he asserted was even true. host: let's hear from kyle in buffalo, new york. caller: good morning. my grandfather w

coming up, my exclusive visit with cardinal timothy do hand at the historic e st.rick's cathedral, i was able to tour the historic can cathedral with the cardinal. he has a message for all of us this christmas. but first, america's safety. new data on who and how many people are flooding the u.s. border or. the implications to cities and citizens across the country with wisconsin senator ron johnson on the senate homeland are security and budget committees. then, election interference from joe biden's henchmen to communists in china. john ratcliffe, former director of national intelligence and former u.s. attorney, on the impact of tipping the scales against political enemies. plus, 2024 presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy and his wife, dr. apure v.a. is, weigh in on colorado's supreme court decision and the road ahead. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this christmas eve morning with growing threats to u.s. national security and the biggest unknown coming from the wide open southern border. with the current unpr

about 40 host stages timothy uses. are nigeria right before we wrap up, the ssl is program. how about this one, a holiday festival of a cool gives that a novel russian estate in the most go region, have a look at this, or the event for adults and their owners to get together celebrate the holiday season. with that bit of a fairy tale theme stays on the grounds of an historic minor, but served as a country home for the russian aristocracy during the times of bizarre. the facilities, including a big race for these a show like a guy's a christmas market as well. and of course, jim contest if he wasn't entirely surprised. multi just went back to i to all the dot com for the meantime. that's the park out for now. um i caught a quote on how mommy is here at hoffman. i was time to take you into a sunday evening. i do hope you can join him soon. the for the joseph conrad wrote hall of darkness at the height of units. colonial scramble fast . it's about the search for a mysterious white trader. old mister cups is become a monster, is kenneth good symbolizes a type of savagery at the

. >> reporter: timothy is accruerlator of american art for the fine arts museums of san francisco. he says it's that connection of local artists that brings these stories you see to life. >> this is their dream. they've been coming here all their life and now they have a work of art on view. when you walk through the show you feel the images and faces looking at you from the works of art reflect the diversity and cultural richness of the bay area. >> this one is really an incredible sculpture. >> reporter: and the exhibit drawing people back to the city with the latest attendance numbers up 27% compared to pre-pandemic years. leon and his family are a handful of people walking the halls. viewing a colorful testament to community coming together to tell the stories of the city. >> really beautiful to see. >>> let's get back to the first alert weather now. the storm not only causing problems here in the bare area but also sacramento. take a look at this. heavy rain turning roads and parking lots into shallow pools making it hard for folks to pump gas at one mobile station. let's chec

the judge in my case was timothy kelly, he handled many cases before january 6th and he was very harsh his intentions certainly had nothing to do with justice. and this lady, the us attorney, who spoke at my hearing, and her name was kimberly pascal. you know how they act very friendly at first and assure you that they honestly want to figure everything out. but after the verdict i don’t think so anymore; by the way, during the trial it seemed to me that i heard music from twilight, while kimberly. pascal was saying that of course it's not what schroer said, but this is what he said, and you can look at the minutes of this meeting where tucker, she literally says it's not what owen schroer said, but this is what he said spoke, and this was repeated several times, and even in the indictment provided by the prosecutor, out of thirty pages of conclusion 27, that he said, and not even on january 6, that i said on my show before and after. in my opinion, this is where you are accused of distributing the quote "disinformation about elections." disinformation does not mean that what you said

. >> reporter: five years ago uc san diego anthropology professor and global health researcher timothyederal government to use artificial intelligence to track and analyze drug dealers on social media. >> i would call it a confluence of technology and a public health emergency. when we shut off that access to prescription drugs, people went online. so it proliferated a lot of online content. and then because there was so much competition in the marketplace, people started to introduce fentanyl to cut things for cheaper price, more potent, but also more dangerous. so we're in the kind of intersection between technology not being regulated and counterfeit drugs becoming more prevalent on the internet. >> reporter: he says that dealers use all the platforms, not just snapchat. >> how accurate? >> these are 97 to 9 8% accurate when used. >> reporter: back in berkeley, students are being proactive. their message, if you're going to use drug, test them for fentanyl first. >> we're part of the harm reduction community. our main goal is overdose prevention from the lens that we're nonjudgmenta

national intelligence john ratcliffe, 2020 for presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy and cardinal timothyy special guest we have a great tour of st. patrick's cathedral join us live on sunday. that will do it on fox business. thank you so much for being with me have a very merry christmas and a beautiful holiday season. we will see you again next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global

as paul the apostle wrote to timothy, i have fought the good fight, finished the race.new testament scripture is quintessential john lewis. he ran his race, fought the good fight, made a big difference, got into some good trouble, changed america, crossed the finish line, and always kept the faith. may god continue to bless the legacy of the great john lewis and may god continue to bless the united states of america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable kevin mccarthy, speaker of the house of representatives. [applause] >> we talk about it being fitting to have in this room, it's not just in this room. it's the location. i want you to look at mary smiling down on him. two great educators. two great civil right leaders and two people who changed the course of history to make a more perfect union. almost 3 years ago, the body of congressman john lewis was carried out of the rotunda and down the steps of the capitol for the final time. in many ways, the spirit of john lewis, who represented the people of georgia in congress for more than 30 years, has never le

in new york city, cardinal timothy dolan reminded congregants to keep the middle east in their christmas prayers. and as the sun rose over bethlehem this christmas morning the typically bustling city resembled a ghost town. cristian benevides starts us off this morning. ♪ >> reporter: in bethlehem the biblical birthplace of jesus, a midnight mass even as most other festivities and celebrations were called off due to the ongoing israel-hamas war. >> nowadays bethlehem as any other palestinian city is mourning. >> reporter: the same is true in jerusalem where the typically bustling city streets look like a ghost town. >> it's the special day, and so it's like we especially need that spirit of christmas today. >> reporter: at the vatican -- pope francis led the faithful in prayer. people gathered at st. peter's square. >> no more war maybe hopefully. maybe more calmness, more togetherness. ♪ >> reporter: closer to home, american faithfuls also gathered from new york's st. patrick's cathedral -- ♪ -- to the national cathedral in washington. n norad stayed busy tracking santa as he made his w

joining me now, timothy heaphy, for us attorney, and former lead in investigator on the 16 committee. always glad to have, here as i shake my head, reading these quotes from her book, is liz cheney revealing anything you didn't know that might have been useful to the january 6th committee? and what did the committee know, overall, about the roles that members of congress played? >> sure, miss cheney's book has some anecdotes that reinforce our core story, alex. we knew that members of congress were actively facilitating the big lie. and were part of a multi part plan to disrupt the joint session. we unfortunately didn't get a lot of this direct evidence, like liz cheney is recounting in her book. we subpoenaed jim jordan, we subpoenaed kevin mccarthy, and they refused to cooperate. it's very difficult for congressional committee to investigate congress. the enforceability of those subpoenas was a legal issue that was unsettled. and we didn't have a lot of confidence when we issued them that they would lead to real cooperation. so, i would say we developed a lot of circumstantial evide

the judge in my case was timothy kelly, he had a lot of cases before january 6, and he was very harsh and i am sure that his intentions were definitely not related to justice. and this lady, the us attorney, who spoke at my hearing, and her name was kimberly pascal, you know how they act very friendly at first and assure you that they are being honest. they want to figure everything out, but after the verdict i don’t think so anymore, by the way, during the trial it seemed to me that i heard music from twilight, while kimberly pascal said that of course, it’s not what he said schroer, but this is what he said, and you can look at the minutes of this meeting, where tucker, she literally says that it's not what owen schroer said, but this is what he said, and this was repeated repeatedly, and even in the indictment provided by the prosecutor, out of thirty pages of conclusion 27, about what i said, and not even on the sixth of january, about what i said on my show before and after, in my opinion, that’s where you... are accused of spreading quote " election misinformation." disinformati

national intelligence john ratcliffe, 2020 for presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy and cardinal timothy dolan my special guest we have a great tour of st. patrick's cathedral join us live on sunday. that will do it on fox thank you so much for being with me have a very merry christmas and a beautiful holiday season. we will see you again next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the weekend rate i am jack otter the fed is projecting three rate cuts but tourist says the inflation fight is not over yet. he joins me to tell us where he sees economy headed in 2024. then apple had in the store care in 2023 shares hit a record high in the tech giant added 1 trillion a market value. our expert panel will take a look at the growth prospects and what comes next. big-name ceos are facing fresh challenges heading into the new year andrew bary will explain at the end of the show. we begin with three things investors to be thinking about right now the stocks heading into the holiday weeke