. >> laura: joining me now mary katharine ham alex show mary katharine and we covered a lot there.k number one, first, i want to give a shoutout to scott presler because he is so impressive and on the ground doing the hard work and he has got green hair. >> laura: exactly. >> i just want to thank him. special kind of celebrity for us. and for my first on the loser list i would have to say kamala's donors. we knew that she went through a billion dollars. we didn't know that she went through a billion dollars and 20 million and by the way a lot of those donors were just regular people who gave to joe biden. and then they were like new story, we are running someone different for 100 days and she is going to brewster's million a billion dollars by the time she is done and you are not going to get anything out of it. >> laura: she had the most billionaires who gave a lot of dark money contributions as well. alex, what about for you? >> for me, wind chill well, the obvious winner you would have to say are the dogs and cats. they were eating the dogs and cats and trump is going to save th

. >> laura: mollie hemingway,re ntand mary katharine ham, what s anthis all about interest and you wantvetpeop people in the administration, the president-elect has interest to make sure theseth people are good appear to the senate as advice and consent rule from the u.s. constitution. but the idea that the fbi gets to exert veto power over theat t president's nominees after the last eight years have what they have been. you might remember at then james comey rahon pollution hoax and they sent agents over to trap the security advisor appeared to that they leak like sids any information they had. it is completely corrupt ver department and still good people there but overall a very corrupt agency and the department ofhout justice, of course we talked was about the top part of the show was engaged in trying too co imprison and bankrupt donald trump. the ident these are people in b any way that whether canada isth good or not could be trusted to do that is just laughable.ha >> laura: mary katharine, you nownhave daniel goldman from new york who is always known asn the font of objectivity a

." >> mary katharine ham are both fox news contributors. mollie, what is this all about?e are two different issues here. one is that you do want to vet people who are going to be in the administration. the president-elect has an interest in making sure that these people are good. the senate has an advise and consent role from the u.s. constitution. but the idea that the fbi goats exert veto power over the president's nominee after the last 8 years of what they have done. you might remember the fbi, james comey ran the russian collusion hoax. they sent agents over to entrap the national security adviser. they leaked like sieves with any information they h it's a completely corrupted department, they are still good people there but overall it's a very corrupt agency and the department of justice, of course, like you just talked about throughout the top part of the show was engaged in trying to imprison and bankrupt donald trump. the idea that these are people who could in any way vet weather a candidate is good or not that, they would be trusted to do that, it's just -- it'

mary katharine ham, thank you for returning.an award winning broadcast journalist who hosts cuomo every weeknight on news nation and the podcast the chris cuomo project. >> chris cuomo is on our panel okay. and before i get to you two, a couple of programing notes, this is our penultimate show. we are on next week also. we usually take off now if people keep asking me about that. if you want to see me, do stand up comedy live, you have two more shots in this lifetime there. i'm going to i'm tired of dragging my ass out of bed at saturday morning after working here all week. >> so i'll be at the beacon tomorrow night, the 16th in new york, and then harbor in washington, dc and my comedy special january 10th will be on this network does anyone else seeing this at skyrizi? >> all right. now to you two. >> so this week we saw biden have trump to the white house i think we have some footage here. it looked very very normal. i started the show last week saying the same thing. i hate to repeat myself but i feel like we're gliding over

you know, mary katharine ham, as i'm watching you on bill maher. and again, i give you a lot of credit for going on there. it's a pretty hostile environment. i thought you really did. well, you know, i know that bill maher hates donald trump. i got that i got that he also thought that kamala was going to win. got that part too. but he's not shaving his head and he's not he's he has some degree of understanding about how radical his party has become and how they lost their way. he he's not stockpiling abortion pills. he's not pledging not to have sex, which in his case, probably. you know, he talks a lot about it, but but he seems reasonable. he said trump wins. i'm going to do my show. i'm going to make jokes about him and i'm going to stay right where i am. why? why is the rest of that party reacting the way they are? no, i think his the party and other late night hosts would be wise to take his approach because he remains able to make fun of people and sort of enjoy what he's doing, which is the product that they're supposed to be giving folks. s

alex and mary katharine, thank you both. i can't t believe this isea thanksgiving. l year long.soad i hope you had a wonderful holiday. >> todd: battling illega

and what do you think, mary katharine?l months of an administration. >> yes, first of all i love my friend's defense of a muscular foreign policy from america. i do think ukraine is defending sovereign territory and this is important and america stands up for that one of the ways the president should make the sell to the american people about why we are making a change like this and why this is happening. mollie is exactly correct. that during the election, people made their feelings known about this in particular. the american people are somewhat war weary, they are not interested in being involved to this degree in some conflicts and they -- you should pay them the respect of actually telling them what you're doing and why. i would say the fact that ukrainians at 52% are showing that they are also war weary in the face of russia's aggression. i hope this move puts ukraine on stronger ground to enter negotiations and that trump is the kind of person who could bring about a better outcome for them. >> bret: what we haven't

if i agree agree with mary katharine.s is the problem with sort of doing the hollywood campaign, i think it actually makes people feel like they're more disconnected from her whereas you have trump doing these sort of more organic things. and highly entertaining, by the way. he constantly -- he seems to wreak the internet about -- break the internet about three times a week. he gets into the culture stream pretty well on his own without the help from beyonce and lizzo or maya rudolph. cape deign in the last little bit, kamala harris is going to change back to unity. we went to to fascism and now we're back the unity. listen to this. i think that we have it. >> there's one more thing trump and his republican friends want to do. they want another giant tax cut for the wealthy. now, i know some of you guys are tempted to think this macho guy -- i'll tell you what, man, when i was in scranton, whenever we used to have a little trouble going down to the plot once in a while -- [laughter] i'm serious, these are the kind of guys

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[laughter] howe joining us thousand to analyze the coverage our ladies in red, mary katharine ham, canting hammered, and megyn hayes, a former official in the biden white house and campaign. i think we ought to send james carville a blueberry pie or something because intervention is needed. what is the magnitude of the media's failure to understand donald trump's appeal to working class voters and the growing disconnect of kamala harris' party? >> yeah, i think -- and i always say this, there's a too-close alliance between the left media and the left campaign operatives, right in and i think the message is harris-walz, obviously. you saw some of those signs. it's hectoring, lecturing, it does not allow for the idea that anyone could reasonably assess another candidate is working better for them. and i think this electorate was a y'all are full of it electorate, i don't believe what you're telling me. and if you continue to lecture me about things whether it's the border, it's secure when there's millions of people coming across, the economy is really good according to goldman sachs whe

mary katharine, i know we covered a lot there, but i know we're missing some losers.l, i think number one, first, i want to give a shout out to scott pressler because he's so impressive. and he really was just on the ground doing the hard work. and he's got great hair. so i just i just want to thank him. special kind of celebrity for us. and for my first on the loser list, i would have to say kamala's donors. we knew that she went through $1 billion. we didn't know that she went through $1 billion and 20 million. and by the way, a lot of those donors were just regular people who gave to joe biden. and then they were like, new story. we're running someone different for 100 days, and she's going to brewster's million, $1 billion by the time she's done. and you're not going to get anything out of it. she had the most she had the most billionaires who gave a lot of dark money contributions as well. alex, what about for you? for me? well, the obvious winner you would have to say are the dogs and the cats, laura. i mean, they were eating the dogs. they're eating the cats. a

alex and mary katharine, thank you both. i can't t believe this isea thanksgiving. where dir d they share go? it was crazy fast. but i want to thank you forit watching a special edition of "the angle" alu l year long.soad i hope you had a wonderful holiday. >> todd: battling illegal immi immigration, making a major bust against migrant criminals tied to the venezuelan gang tren de aragua. this infamous video from the aurora apartment complex. >> carley: and shoppers kicking off black friday. >> todd: a heartbreaker in detroit with bears and lions coming down to the final seconds. highlight and low lights just ahead. this is black friday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. democratic lawmakers say they were targeted with bomb threats yesterday. >> todd: and trump picks were target with bombs and swat ting threats. >> this crime is becoming common for law enforcement. here are democratic connecticut lawmakers targeted, including chris murphy and johanna haines, joe courtney and john lawson. yesterday, a number of government officials including a sen

mary katharine ham and charlie hurt are here. tim welts -- >> i think the problem was much larger than that and i don't think a bigger pick would have solved it. it was a wholesale misread of the electorate and how everyone moved and some of the talk i was hearing last night from democrats he needs to deliver a unifying message when he comes on stage. what they always say. he unified the most diverse coalition that republicans have ever had. a growing coalition in support of him and against many of the crazy things that democrats had been doing and ineffective things they had been doing that was hurting people and they weren't talking to people about those issues. kamala harris refused to talk for the first month of her very truncated campaign. i just don't think you win votes that way. >> dana: nope. >> bill: she is right about this when it comes to immigration and inflation, when it comes to living in big cities and looking around and thinking just a couple of years ago it wasn't like this. and now it is. when you talk about li

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mary katharine ham is host of the podcast getting hammered. southern border, migrants encounters versus migrants released with notice to appear and encounters over 2 million and released 1.3 million. we know this suspect's story, mary, an american woman and the mother of two young girls i wonder how you think about the overall policy choices that biden made in the last four years listening to this. >> the numbers are pretty astounding. i appreciate bill and griff being at the border and doing hard work covering this. it is hard to get perspective on these numbers unless you are there all the time and really tracking it. i appreciate the work they do. my heart goes out to laken riley's family and friends. i ran that exact trail countless times in college and to think about the fact she was attacked in this gruesome way and no longer with us has an impact on mothers and fathers across this country. they see these incidents. they are not isolated as bill points out. they are worried because things have gotten out of control and so much of border c

i want to thank mary katharine ham chris cuomo and doctor casey means and now go watch overtime on youtube. thank you. ladies and gentlemen >> yeah welcome to have i got news for you. i've decided it's safe to leave my election day bunker. and i'm back for a new episode. how about that? >> i'm roy wood jr., and in the news this week tom cruise still looking spry in the new mission impossible trailer delivered a clear message to kamala harris you're the wrong gender. >> i know and jimmy carter gives a health update. they're pulling the plug right now. they're about to turn us off right now on amber's team tonight. >> he's an emmy award winning commentator and host of the podcast the right time with bomani jones. and with everything going on right now in the world i might just want to talk sports with him for the next four years. it's bomani jones and joining michael. he's a tennessee congressman who loves jokes so much. politico once called him the comedy king of the gop. it's tim burchett the week. amber and bomani. here's how it's going to go. i'm going to show you a clip referencing some

mary katharine ham joins me now. this is not your father's cabinet.ess people, media people, young people. have you ever seen an administration taking shape like this? >> no. it's very interesting and it's very guided by trump's coalition, right? and trump's concerns and preferences. and one of the things i like about this one, i should say i personally know sean duffy, worked with him and, in fact, supported him when he had his first run for congress because i thought -- i was a fan of his and rachel's from when they were on the real world. i am of in this generation -- [laughter] and i watched them there, and i thawrkts huh cool. republicans have, like, cultural figures going into office. so i supported them at that time, something sean reminded me of when i saw him at the rnc. i'm excited to see what he does. on the issue of what he does at department of transportation, i think we all know that we've taken a 4-year course in how not to be the head of the department of transportation from pete buttigieg. so i think that he can use that as guide. i b

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