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and so he was president j. biden's been shop that, criticized by his democrats and republicans alike, following a decision to pod and his son to abide and was found guilty of making false statements on a gun background check, as well as fighting to pay taxes. he could have spent more than 40 years behind bars bought. the president said that his son was unfairly targeted. the decision comes just weeks before bivens choose to leave office. president elect. donald trump says the pod is an abuse and a miscarriage of justice. let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins in washington, d. c. so i'm kimberly, i mean, a contentious moves by biting right at the end of his presidency. how have people be on donald trump? i suppose been reacting well, they've been scratching their head a little bit. not only because of the timing is a little unusual. usually this happens a little bit later in january, not in december. the reason for this is a lot to do with the fax it to a 100 by the was said to be sentenced on december 12th and again on the 16th for not all the tax evasion charges

when g j joe biden has weaponizd the agency. to understand better what the role was, who authorized it, what they were doing and, yeah, just a lot of unanswered questions unfortunately. maria: if the ig, the inspector general is coming out with all of these facts does that mean liz cheney and the january 6 cocommittee knew about this. >> wouldn't that be great to know, maria but they destroyed all their documents on the way out so again, this whole thing was propped up. i think you have to look at the arc of the story here. the january 6th committee was set up for the very specific purpose of giving somebody like jack smith the reason to go charge president trump. maria: that's right. >> and take him out politically. that's the whole thing, they staged -- they had a hollywood producer come in and do the january 6 hearings with liz cheney and the whole crew. it was a total joke. they destroyed the documents on the way out. jack smith props up these cases that have no legal merit. fani willis, the second in command is meeting in t

is this another example of j joe biden not playing ball at the democrats? during the campaign he seemed to be going off on his own and people said it maybe is because they took him out pretty was not happy with nancy pelosi was not happy with kamala harris and the other democrats was this joe biden going rogue? do you think he talked to democrats about this or is this a surprise to people like nancy pelosi? >> it was pretty sound that is going to happen i think. not that he had the advance briefing of the democrats before this comes out. but i think there was a sense president biden was going to do this will be interesting to see the tiktok of who he told this was going to happen. listen, this is a sunday night at the end of a holiday weekend. this comes out ahead of a busy newsweek as we get ready to full-court press till january. >> we think the next white house press secretary briefing will look like? i assume she has some explaining to do. >> there will be some tough questions. there will be a lot of quoting back to what they've answered before and she

secure and prosperous it's the person who did it when he was president before and that's donald j trump. bidena disaster on the economy he's been a disaster on energy and a disaster on n national security including the border. under donald j trump cities were safer our country was safer and we were absolutely economically better off than we are now. joe biden's energy policies are empowering her sidictators and hurting our economy they are raising the prices of what you pay for gas in your car food in your table and energy to heat your home. we need donald trump america needs donald trump and the reason why we do is because he is the individual that knows how to solve these problems. you knows how to keep america safe he knows how to make us more prosperous and i've got and ask for all of you in new hampshire and that a lot of you campaigning around the state the ask is this. tomorrow you have to get out and bring your friends bring everybody in vote because the eyes of the world are on new hampshire tomorrow. we end the primary tomorrow in new hampshire with a fantastic win and it's not just

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biden is regretting not putting his name on the stimulus checks that went out right at the beginning of his term. those instead before 'em emblazoned with donald js signature. biden called this move stupid r, and when it comes the trump, he apparently doesn't regret his decision to do the debate with the with president-elect. according to the new york times, he told allies that he only regrets not changing timing because he had a cold, and he think thes he could have cone better if he were healthier. that debate was really the beginning of the end for biden, eventually leading to him dropping out. and when it comes to afghanistan, ashley, his administration has acknowledged some mistakes during the pullout which was deadly, costly, chaotic, but biden does not regret going forward with that withdrawal. ash? ashley: some regrets, it was an unmitigated disaster, that withdrawal from afghanistan. madison, thank you very much. let's are get back to the market, if we can. we had positive trading days on monday and tuesday going into christmas, but here we are, we're down on the futures market. let's bring in adam johnson. adam, great to see you. you s

insurrection because of the lie and you continue to tell it in your campaign and it's shameful joe biden is jsident and look what he's done people of the state of botched withdrawal from afghanistan leaving 13 military members behind. >> joe biden isn't in congress and i stand up to him on a regular basis when he's wrong. i stood up to him on the irs and when he wanted vaccine mandates in new hampshire and on immigration and when he wanted to keep the w canadian border closean but she can't name one thing she disagrees with donald trump on she's going to draw our democracy under the bus just to do what donald trump wants and that's wrong. >> you cited with joe biden on the irs when you voted 87000 irs agents to come t to our small business community. i talked to business owners who don'tho know they will make it o the winter. i will vote for 87004 patrol agents to secure thets mess you created. >> if you told the big lie, you can tell small lies, to feed 87000, that's been debunked. we can provide better customer service and go after billionaires and big corporations on the line. having some

j. trump. biden has been a disaster on the economy. he's been a disaster on energy, and he's been a disaster on national security, including the border under donald j. trump. our cities were safer. our country was safer. and we were absolutely economically better off than we are to now. joe biden's energy policies are our dictators, and they're hurting our economy. they're raising the prices of what you pay for gas in car, food on your table, and energy to heat your homes. we need donald trump. america needs donald trump and the reason why we do is because he's the individual that knows how to solve these problems. he knows how to keep america safe. he knows how to make us more prosperous. and i want to tell you, i've got an ask for all of you in new hampshire. i've met a lot of you campaigning around the state. but the ask is this, tamara, you've got to get out and bring your friends. you've got to bring everybody in vote because the eyes of the world are on new hampshire tomorrow. they're going to be looking at how you vote. we end th

j. trump and president biden agree on one thing, the biden justice department has been politicized. talk about the decision. you have covered both presidents and you know them so well. thanks for being with us. you must be jetlagged. >> reporter: [ laughter ] right. well, here in angola, the pardon has followed a president biden. he just landed for a two day visit shadowed by his decision to absolve his son but one of the things striking about this decision is he uses the same language president-elect trump used about the justice department, complaining selective prosecution, that politics has infused the process. that is not surprising for president-elect trump who has always tried to put questions into law enforcement. he used his first term to go after his enemies and promised to use the justice department in his second term to enact retribution but president biden has made a point of being the defender of the justice system, the one who says it is neutral and not part of politics is now saying that's not the case at least when it comes to his own son. that's a striking situation

look, they endorse a biden against donald j trump. much more qualified candidate. for they crammed him down r throats. they would make fun of everything trump did when they who would fill up maga stadiums joe biden could not fill up a parking lot at the baptist church. so, they were in bed with this bunch. they own him. this is the biggest cover-up in political history in this country. and that is why you are seeing the so-called legacy media that's where they're going out of business is going to be you in a few others and the internet and that is going to be it and they deserve it. they deserve it because it brought on themselves. they endorse this guy because they hate donald j trump they hate this country and the things we stand for. jon: very quickly president trump takes office in about a month what would you like to see his first priority be? >> i think the border first of all. but we are going to have to give the spending under control. 36 trillion in debt, or talk about knocking a couple trillion ouch. well, we run up a trillion dollars in debt every 100 da

donald trump's attorneys citing the hunter biden pardon to dismiss the president-elect's new york criminal case. trump's lawyers writing presideled to amiscarriage of jation of president biden's own doj. this is the same doj that coordinated and oversaw the politically motivated election interference witch hunts targetingtargeting president try disgraced special counsel jack smith. the or biased prosecutors in smith's special council's office sco and others: congresswoman joins me now. to doo trump's attorneys have a point. >> absolutely they do. november 5th was a day of reckoning for the lawfare against donald trump because the american people aren't buying it. here you have with the pardon of hunter biden in a way joe biden is pardoning himself. this was some of the highest levels of corruption. u.s. government has ever seen and they are just going to get away with it. they are going to be able to walk away it. we know how biden used the judicial system the court system to go after opponent. tried to throw trump off the ballot in addition to all the lawfare and it's wrong. trump absolutely has a right and i believe his attorneys are doing great jo

. >> democratic supporters in congress say biden was justified. senator richard j. of illinois, calling the decision humane and accusing hunter biden of being exploited for political purposes. but the president's decision has also garnered criticism from both sides of the aisle. representative marie gluesenkamp perez of washington said it offered proof that the justice system doesn't treat everyone the same, saying, quote, no family should be above the law. >> anybody could have understood if biden had just looked america in the eye and said, look, this is my son. i know it's abusive, but i'm going to pardon him. they would have understood that a lot better than the series of lies. but the series of lies were driven by the election calendar. >> president elect trump reacted to the decision calling for pardons for the people convicted on charges in the january 6th insurrection, and levine says it is important to note that biden's decision comes on the heels of another appointment to the trump administration, given that in this very same week we saw mr. trump appoint

. >> democratic supporters in congress say biden was justifie, senator richard j. durbin of illinois, calling the decision humane and accusing hunter biden of being exploited for political purposes. but the president's decision has also garnered criticism from both sides of the aisle. representative marie perez of washington said it offered proof that the justice system doesn't treat everyone the same, saying, quote, no family should be above the law. republicans calling it an abuse of power. >> anybody could have understood if biden had just looked america in the eye and said, look, this is my son. i know it's abusive, but i'm going to pardon him. they would have understood that a lot better than the series of lies. but the series of lies were driven by the election calendar. >> president elect trump reacted to the decision calling for pardons for the people convicted on charges in the january 6th insurrection, and levine says it is important to note that biden's decision comes on the heels of another appointment to the trump administration, given that in this very

. >> democratic supporters in congress say biden was justifie, senator richard j. in of illinois, calling the decision humane and accusing hunter biden of being exploited for political purposes. but the president's decision has also garnered criticism from both sides of the aisle. representative marie perez of washington said it offered proof that the justice system doesn't treat everyone the same, saying, quote, no family should be above the law. republicans calling it an abuse of power. >> anybody could have understood if biden had just looked america in the eye and said, look, this is my son. i know it's abusive, but i'm going to pardon him. they would have understood that a lot better than the series of lies. but the series of lies were driven by the election calendar. >> president elect trump reacted to the decision, calling for pardons for the people convicted on charges in the january 6th insurrection, and levine says it is important to note that biden's decision comes on the heels of another appointment to the trump administration, given that in this very sa

about why joe biden, if he's considering these sort of preemptive safe harbor pardons, you could make the argument that says, well, if president trump is going to pardon one side of the j. >> six, then president biden should protect the did their civic duty, came forward, testified whether it was, you know, in these various legal proceedings, because they are on the list that trump has said he's going to go after, although some of them have said they don't want it because they didn't do anything. >> joe biden has rewritten the whole pardon spectrum here. i mean, he pardoned his son for 11 years worth of crimes last week. so he look, this is not a surprise. >> he said he was going to do it during the campaign. >> i take solace in the fact that he's going to go case by case. i agree with you. i think a lot of people think that they're going to get pardons. it sounds like they're not. but i mean, joe biden kind of rewrote the whole pardon narrative. now everybody is getting one. he did 1500. >> what do you mean? you can get so much mileage on that? i mean, donald trump is a convicted criminal here, for god's sake. >> just hunter biden was a convicted criminal, and he pard

liz: media now claims that was jill biden openly mocking kamala harris' e campaign line about j. eve, we're going to show the viewer the attention between jill biden, joe biden. they're going to see it at veteran's day memorial service and bidens at recent kennedy center event and really bad blood and kamala ran a flawless campaign and what does a flawed campaign then look like? steve, from where you sit, what's the state of the democrat party as you see it? >> trying to come to grips with the new reality that the election is delivered to them and you mentioned the governor of illinois suddenly thinks it would be a good idea for criminals illegally here. the democrats entrolled with the far left and haven't repudiated the open border and haven't repudiated massive inflationary spending and haven't repudiated the crazy taxes they passed and wanted to pass in the next four years. they haven't moved from the stuff that sank them in the first place. how about them all saying men shouldn't participate in sports in schools and that deeply offended people around the country. the party ha

. >> j >> john: whistle-blowers accusing the biden administration of being white glove delivery servicefficking children, and what she had to state an exclusive interview with fox coming up next. plus this. >> i heard from the incoming head of i.c.e., we have the same desire to go after those committing violent acts, repeated violent acts among innocent new yorkers and among migrants and asylum-seekers. >> sandra: new york city mayor adams finding common ground with president-elect trump and the incoming border czar. could they win over other democrats in the fight against democrats in the fight against illegal immigration?io we will ask tom homan in moments. good news! it does! if you have at least $100,000 to invest, get your investor's guide and see if it's right for you. where can nfl fans get a great deal that turns christmas day into game day? x marks the spot. the nfl is streaming christmas day games exclusively on netflix, and you don't want to miss a moment. gather round the game because nothing says holidays like family and football. now xfinity customers can add streamsaver i

alan dershowitz said biden should pardon the j-6 protesters now he pardoned hunter. >> high he will bey, but if the world were normal, j6 protesters should be pardoned that will likely be left to president trump, his election is linked to fact that american people remember sick and tired of abuse of system and abuse of the law, use together again every american in every level, this was an example of it. this is why he was elected this is why he should do it the beginning of reconoiderring the justice system. larry: dershowitz said it is about biden, i think it will be applied more to trump, . the people were prosecuted for who they are, if they were black lives matter people doing same thing they would not have been prosecuted but they are maga people, so m they were prosecuted. >> right. and this is one major reason that trump saw a landslide victory with a mandate, american people are fed up with this two teared semp justice -- two-tiered system of justice, you are persecuted and prosecuted if you are pro trump and not engage in left wing group think it is a disgrace, president-elect

j. trump has now been indicted by joe biden's department of justice. >> outrage pouring in after metaceo revealing pressured company to sensor americans during the covid pandemic and he says he regrets bowing down to the demands of the white house. he says when facebook didn't agree biden administration expressed frustration. >> chaos in virginia the last school board meeting resulting two people arrested and meeting ending and people worrying their voices could be stifled if there's concerns about indoctrine their children with a woke ationd. now patel has been tapped to lead the fbi. watch this. >> i would shut down the fbi hoover building on day one. and reopening the next day -- as a museum of the deep state same thing with doj bringing in the right people you have to shrink government. people need to know there's a deweaponization of the department of justice and that in my opinion is how congress can most importantly secure the trust or resecure the trust of the agencies and departments. >> we have team coverage tonight madeleine rivera is live at white house but first we're going

j. trump to return to the white house. this is not the time for president biden to take executive actions that provide student loan bailouts or implement green new deal policies. if president biden takes these executive actions at a time when the voters have made it clear that they are not ready for change, we need to ensure that these rules are not permanent. the midnight rules relief act would ensure that the american people are heard during a presidential transition, by allowing a congressional review act to be used to overturn the multiple federal rules in a single resolution. i urge all of my colleagues to support the midnight rules relief act to put a stop to president biden's executive overreach. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman now yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. garcia, for five minutes. mr. garcia: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. garcia: mr. speaker, i rise today to call on our colleagues in the senate

j. trump has now been indicted by joe biden's department of justice. >> outrage pouring in after metaceo revealing pressured company to sensor americans during the covid pandemic and he says he regrets bowing down to the demands of the white house. he says when facebook didn't agree biden administration expressed frustration. >> chaos in virginia the last school board meeting resulting two people arrested and meeting ending and people worrying their voices could be stifled if there's concerns about indoctrine their children with a woke ationd. now patel has been tapped to lead the fbi. watch this. >> i would shut down the fbi hoover building on day one. and reopening the next day -- as a museum of the deep state same thing with doj bringing in the right people you have to shrink government. people need to know there's a deweaponization of the department of justice and that in my opinion is how congress can most importantly secure the trust or resecure the trust of the agencies and departments. >> we have team coverage tonight madeleine rivera is live at white house but first we're going

biden's. pardon, isn't unprecedented. usually clemency is granted to those like the j 6 prisoners who have served partial sentences. the president's son hasn't serv, jail time for his recent convictions. what is unusual, is that in addition to his part in for gun and tax crimes, he's been pardoned for all charges he could face in the future. the white house and says, hunter bivens sweeping pardons. are necessary to protect the 1st son from any politically motivated investigations by the incoming trump administration. kimberly healthcare alpha 0. the white house a cus josh has again locked in on musk, massive $55800000000.00 pay package for subbing as tesla c o. the decision comes despite it being approved by shareholders 6 months ago, judge kathleen mccormick said tesla failed to prove the compensation package was fed. she also said there was several problems with the companies approval process, including mistakes and documents given to shareholders before the vote. tesla and most can still appeal against the decision book is as 9 volkswagen call factories in germany have gone on strike. the company says it's consi

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biden's. pardon, isn't unprecedented. usually clemency is granted to those like the j 6 prisoners who have served partial sentences. the president's son hasn't serv, jail time for his recent convictions. what is unusual is that in addition to his part in for gun and tax crimes, he's been pardoned for all charges he could face in the future. the white house and says hunter bivens sweeping pardons are necessary to protect the 1st son from any politically motivated investigations by the incoming trump administration. kimberly healthcare alger 0, the white house, well publicized to expect to the georgia demonstrators gathered for 5th straight night till monday. the more than 200, the testers have been detained. a 100 police officers injured critics accused the ruling georgia dream party of adopting repressive policies and stay with the country away from its pro european pop alex cliff known as the executive director of the democratic security associates. independent, think time focusing on democracy and security in your asia. he says many jordan's feel they have been denied when they've been working towards the decades

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social trump blasted biden's clemency saying, quote, does a pardon given by joe to hunt or include the j 6 hostages? we'll have now been in prison for years, such an abuse and miscarriage of justice. trump referring to the january 6 insurrection us biden says he hopes americans understand why a father, any president could come to this decision. >> president elect donald trump is continuing to make picks for his incoming administration this weekend that one of the selections is causing some stark division in washington. trump tapped longtime ally and former prosecutor kash patel to be the director of the fbi. correspondent libbey dean has the latest. president elect trump closing out yet another weekend at his mar-a-lago estate making his latest announcements on who will be joining him in washington come january. >> the fbi facing a shake-up as president elect donald trump intends to have kash patel lead the agency. >> patel who previously was a public defender. federal prosecutor, top house staffer and national security official has spoken in the past about wanting to clean house month.

biden legacy's all about downward economic revisions. will we now enter into the era of upward revisions? joining me now is e.j. antoni. 'em jm joe biden about he's handing off a great economy to donald trump, etc. nothing exemplifies the combination of bad policy with lies that we have seen better than the jobs reports where you continually have these downward revisions. there have been a couple, every blue moon they have an upward revision, but it appears now, be by the way, the philly fed says that q2, the second quarter, was actually a down -- i mean, we had a serious down quarter in jobs now because of those revisions, no? >> david, that's exactly right. so originally the bureau of labor statistics had estimated we added over 650,000 jobs during that 3-month period, and now we get information from the philadelphia federal reserve that indicates, no, that was actually all a lie. we lost jobs during that quarter. so that account -- i should say amounts to a downward revision of over 700,000. by the way, this is on top of the previous annual benchmark revision from the bureau of labor statistics. that was down 818,000. i s

biden should have been able to stop it. reporter: j ukraine could expect less aid from his administration and u.s. should stay in nato if treated fairly and trump said members of january 6 committee should go to jail and he denied pursuing retribution against president biden is his family nor instruct his nominee for attorney general pam bondi to prosecute special council jack smith. trump did say his p reporter: trump said he'd work with democrats to spare deportation and those brought illegally as children known adds dreams, but said he'd end birthright st.ship and his administration over the next four years would work to deport all the other illegal immigrants in the united states. mike. mike: rich, thank you. more on the transition back to the white house for his second term, i'm joined by former deputy chief of staff during mrs ladell. welcome. >> thanks for having me on, mike. marriage start with the chief of staff when you were the deputy chief of staff. start with him. >> the senate will have a opportunity to stake donald trump

biden's pardon announcement today. does the pardon given by joe include the j 6 hostages? this isn't what hostages look like. this is what january 6th looked like. from police officer's perspectives. and that is the behavior on january 6th, you see him here dragging a police officer down the steps of the capitol. that's the behavior on january 6th that trump is praising and promising to use his pardon power for. so, yeah, tell me all about the scandal of the use of the pardon power. trump's announced nominee to lead the fbi has made the january 6th defendants his main cause since leaving office at the end of trump's first term, celebrating january 6th attackers as patriots who all need to be freed and celebrated. we will see what happens with the cache patel nomination to lead the fbi given the explicit in writing hit list he has published, given his celebration of the violence on january 6th. that fbi nomination is arguably a more extreme nomination than the accused child sex trafficker guy trump wanted to make attorney general, and that would-be nomination already failed. but you know what, with kash patel

biden, it is correct. judges direct family members donald j trump and save this country and fight back.trump gaining in poll after poll, i had never is date. importantly states like new york democrats are in big trouble we are proud that no state law to go build this majority. the crime crisis joe biden's commander-in-chief. [laughter] on america, the way the rest of the world is america we saw israel, most allies under attack under a vicious what have we seen joe biden in the white house? anti- israel, they turned their back been very proud president trump, if you look at our greatest defender of israel from the white house, it was president trump, the abraham accords, the embassy to jerusalem. the iron dome support. i recently had the opportunity to deliver remarks in the jerusalem room and i'm proud even before i was in congress had to be a lifetime supporter of israel. [applause] i know you are is where and in america as well. i had the opportunity to travel to israel as an undergrad and as a young professional offender any times as a member of congress more important than ever that

j thank you so much. >> right now back recognize -- >> the biden-harris department of education fafsa disaster has harmed students and families in many cases across the country. we've spoken my office has spoken with many families in northern new york they're concerned about the fallout down stream rip the effects of the fafsa delay including talking with parents worrying that their child scholarship will be revoked as they try to afford college. this is on top of the historic inflation crisis that is painful for families with an average income in my district of 45 to 5,000 we know this problem was avoidable and this misstep has led to the largest decline in applications coming from low income students in some cases, removing the opportunity for those kids to go to college so i want to focus on -- the gao investigation. and just to verify some of the findings here. while the department claimed took an average 15 to 20 minutes to fill out the fafsa application the investigation niewngd it took a two parent household an average of 9 and a half days to complete. is that correct? that is correct for parents

biden, suddenly they become political. >> brian: when president trump tries to pardon the j 6ers.f pushback. i looked at it, they suffered enough, they actually went to jail. >> lawrence: he is definitely going to do it now. he has all the political cover to do it right now after this. in no time and these people have already served some time. you got a praying grandmother praying outside of the capitol or right inside of the capitol. and she is doing 10 years, i think. you can see the pardons coming. >> brian: we have so much on this show today. >> ainsley: listen, hunter had every opportunity under t the s. i read his wife's kathleen's book. wow, i know it's just her side of the story. what he put his family through and his children through. and his exwife through is unbelievable. >> steve: we saw that at the trial and hugely embarrassing to all the bidens, this essentially puts that all to rest. or does it? >> brian: right. i would say that one of the reasons michelle obama is not really tight with the bidens. >> lawrence: because of this. >> brian: they were tight with beau's

>> look, unlike the biden-harris administration, donald j. he can use in those negotiations, and he's that way with every issue on the table, and i'm confident of this, that donald trump made promises on the campaign trail. we've seen him do that before, and he keeps his promises. so buckle in and get ready for a fun ride. >> you've been back to your home state? i know the vikings play -- i think they play two games tonight, weird. but have you been back to minnesota lately? have you seen the governor? what's he up to? >> oh, i -- timmy, i'm not sure. he's trying to resurrect himself after the -- after the awful campaign that they ran. but in minnesota, the great thing is, we're going into christmas, making ice and yes, the vikings are only going to play one game tonight, the bears, and hopefully they are in first place after the game. >> there's two monday night games, did you know that? >> i understand. i do. >> i didn't. >> you know what i was thinking who didn't play, actually came up with three of the teams the bears didn't play, the rai

caused right now in the house of representatives is not being caused by joe biden, is being caused by two people, elon musk and donald j. trump. >> let's see what happens. the deadline the government begins shutting down operations at 1201 into saturday. this evening. congressman, thank you for coming in. good luck today, sir. >> all right. this morning we are waiting to learn more about what comes next for the man accused of gunning down unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson. right now, thompson's suspected killer, luigi mangione, is in a federal prison in new york as he now faces a slew of new federal charges on top of the state charges he was already facing in manhattan. and this morning, for the first time since his arrest, the death penalty could be on the table as federal prosecutors are building their case. cnn's senior legal analyst and former state and federal prosecutor elie honig, joining us now. when you look at the state charges and then the addition of the federal charges, which have which have come out in your mind, is this a push to get a plea agreement? >> i don't think that's the purpose that prosecutor

breaks that were given in the special treatment given to hunter biden is in fact the main point that we gotta straighten out the d.o.j. >> jneeds a lot of straightening out the fbi needs a lot of straightening out we had a number of years were the finger most notorious for instead of the good work the agents do for the american people all the time, what their best known for is being used as a political weapon and i think that the legacy they have to work very hard to get rid of. david: thank you so much for being here, great to see you, happy thanksgiving. david: porter republican congressman carlos gimenez joining us now he sits on the house china select committee. we will talk about that in the tariffs in just a moment but i have to get your reaction about the pardon, your thoughts? >> i was asked on another network whether he would pardon his son and i said yeah he will because joe biden is a pathological liar he's been lying for 40 years what makes you think is not lied about his son for god sakes. this is not a surprise to me. david: in general we just talked about andy with what happened with the d.o.j. is not just t

biden's, pardon, isn't unprecedented. usually clemency is granted to those like the j 6 prisoners who have served partial sentences. the president's son hasn't serv, jail time for his recent convictions. what is unusual is that in addition to his part in for gun and tax crimes, he's been pardoned for all charges he could face in the future. the white house and says, hunter bivens sweeping pardons are necessary to protect the 1st son from any politically motivated investigations to buy the incoming trump administration. kimberly healthcare alger 0, the white house. now over here, let me just proceed. tycoon sentenced a desk for a multi $1000000000.00. ford has lost an appeal in court trying my line is being found guilty of bribery and embezzlement for stifling of golden $12000000000.00. from one of the names commercial banks. now the 85 people were trying to long side, the 68 year old, all of them were found guilty. the court has told line the sentence could be committed to life imprisonment. if she's able to attend 3 courses of the money. okay, that's bringing michael to palsky. he's a jan this and the joins us fro

j jobs. >> people will hear from the president? >> i will not get into hypotheticals. >> bombshell report by "wall street journal" exposed how the bidendministration has been hiding the president's mental decline. since day one and not one question was asked during yesterday's white house briefing despite incidents like this. [inaudible] >> for legislation. [cheering and applauding] >> covid -- excuse me, dealing with everything we had to do with -- look. if -- >> so long -- denied. [inaudible] >> biden has been seen multiple times with cheat sheets to help him get through public offense. madeline rivera live at the white house with the latest. >> have to staying largely silent about the funding deadline, the president released a statement today about the bill he says in part, this agreement represents a compromise which means neither side got everything they wanted but rejects the accelerated path leading to tax kat for billions in chores the government can continue to operate at full capacity get the file proposal third attempt by mike johnson to keep the government open is the more than bipartisan agreement house speaker mike johns

biden. us outside the house or from capitol hill. this week tonight was more negotiations between democrats and republicans and also within the j o. p. inside the capital held the republicans between themselves. they were unable to reach an agreement on thursday. uh and then uh they tried uh today on friday with a lot of voices demanding uh no rise under the ceiling. bye. eventually, the democrats voted uh for uh, had more votes to vote for this spending bill then the republicans who presented this bill eventually the shut down the government shut down, has been avoided. and that's the good news for the americans. but there are new political elements in this story, and the most important part is l. o. in mosque, who is supposed to be an advisor for president elect donald trump, who recommended some recommendations in the spending bill including raising the debt ceiling. and that's where the problem held the this bill yesterday and today, apparently the republicans decided to take that out of this bill and then eventually voting on that. and democrats said yes and they passed in the upcoming days. also this discussion will continue

biden fontaine strike on ice is. we have full coverage and a live update coming up. >> j >> john: plus president-elect trump weighingon that with make your trip abroad and world leaders looking at trump on foreign policy. we have the band back together, coming up next. stay with us. >> i think you see that already before he steps into the office. people are treating him like the president from world leaders that we saw over the last several days to the business community to elected officials. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another

j. trump will be the same age at the start of his second term, as biden was at the start of his term. if the constitution framers would place a minimum age for someone to become potus, why can't it be amended to install a maximum age? okay, i'll play along. how about for the supreme court of the united states as well? the answer to your question more seriously is because we don't all age the same. like 82 doesn't look the same on on each one of us. um, i think it's pretty clear that the reporting was lax on what was going on. you know, behind the walls of the white house and people who were around him who saw things didn't want to say it. it brings me no joy to report on that. and if the same repeats itself with trump, we ought to report on that, too. merry christmas, see you. can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much new year's day. >> you make good choices, always planning ahead. like

j. trump did not do the interview but at least he was available, i kind of shows even the far left realizes that both biden are in a bubble. >> absolutely, people don't realize how deep the bubble goes. the vast majority people on the left and democrats never interact with people they disagree with. they cancel them, then followed them, the -- they don't have any conversations with working-class people and an ever talk to conservatives, they literally cut them out of their lives and that bubble goes so deep they have no idea how the majority of americans to the world. >> trace: yes, joe, this was written about -- they should have been fired quoting, the audience is exhausted and need to break it will be back the resistor and resist dear the never suffering, but obviously you have to fire and continue the largely benign political coffee show without them. it sounds like the entire msnbc network is in flux but saying, you have to get rid of it. >> if anybody knows about getting fired its keith. limit get this straight, he thinks american viewers are clamouring for more left content and argument? hoping this