but interior designer sean michael waters says his team used two separate trees to give the illusiont a single 20 foot tree smashed through the roof. water says the display took his team two days to install. they cut it, put it on top of the roof. i get that okay. i don't know if they cut a hole or he had like a sunroof. >> i love that idea. >> that's very fun because the christmas vacation, they come back with the giant tree. it's probably what would have happened anyway. >> busts all the windows. >> yeah, exactly. next to a santa who swapped his sleigh for a surfboard down under. >> oh, i love this. not just any surfboard. he grabbed onto a wind sail. he grabbed. this happened not in florida. this is a slow beach in western australia. >> santa's on the naughty list. here, look at this. >> wow. >> and he really seems to know what he's doing. must be nice for santa to enjoy some r&r at the beach while his elves are doing all the work. guys get back to the north pole. unless this is how you deliver presents in australia and australia. >> checking in on his australian base, perhaps. >>

he has had since the whole i disagree, i think is one of the 2 wes johnson is the other sean slot was mrs. michael and my reason for saying this for articulating this very unusual you is, i'm not trying to protect mr. charles. i think he's been a disaster at the tools. is that business america? that has been a disaster in effect this such that mister shows is just to kind of mindy coat is just speed. driving missus, smell codes and policies to her to it's located to the logical conclusions. in fact, mister shows has done very little that mrs. america hasn't done before. this applies to mass migration. he was just continuing to marco's open door policy. this is michael introduce germany's catastrophic energy policy. phase dot be glad that she, mister shows, just switched off. the last, you can, uh, uh, pass stations. that's uh the decision to face uh euclid. energy has been taken under mrs. marco that stores and the whole climate change nonsense. which one day will turn out to be the biggest hoops ever. and this was all the know you rated by and by. this is michael. mrs. sparkle was in a sense, ger

. >> sean: meanwhile filmmaker michael moore also weighed in at an open saying that he condemns of thet, he's not talking about the shooting, started condemning the health care in a -- industry calling the outrage justified before adding "i am not going to ask people to shut up, i want to pour gasoline on that anger close. that is a same it is that praised of the health care system in zero seven, in part "of there is one thing they do right in cuba is health care "for he could not have been more wrong. here with more reaction clay travis, fox news contributor charlie, will start with you. explained to me this obsession with this assassin and the idea, elizabeth warren, there's only so much people can take, seemingly rationalizing and justifying what happened here? >> it is almost impossible to explain but it should not surprise us i guess, because after just a horrible crime like this that we see, if democrats he an opportunity to politicize it and turn it into some sort of wake-up call that it is trying to go after peoples guns or whatever the issue is because that they want to go aft

michael. >> thanks, sean. good morning, everyone.during the 6 o'clock hour, we're seeing a little bit of slow down on the bay bridge. you can see it's about a 40 to 40 minute commute 40 to 45 minute commute. excuse me over that bay bridge. i don't really see any kind collisions or anything like that. so i'm still working to figure out just exactly why it's so long. taking a look right now at the richmond, sandra fell bridge. it's about a 15 minute commute over that. and then lastly, we've got the golden gate bridge coming in at 20 minutes. the san mateo bridge cameras are down. but for our viewers who use it right now, it's about a 15 to 17 minutes commute over. that will send it back to 2. >> thanks a lot, michael. at 6.31, in the east bay, friends and family are remembering the security guard who was killed in a crash in the east bay. them. he was sitting in his guard shack when a teen driver crashed a truck into it, killing one guard seriously, injuring another kron four's. lindsey ford has the latest, renay. but carroll's family

and we will talk to sean casten, a member of the financial services committee. also, michael robbins for the association of unmanned vehicle systems talks about the recent drone sightings and concerns about their origin. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, and online at c-span.org. >> wednesday on c-span, the house returns at 10:00 a.m. eastern for general speeches before turning into legislative business at noon. members could beg work on legislation impacting government funding through march 14. on c-span two, the senat returns at 10:00 a.m. and will continue debate on the 2025 defense programs and policy ll a final vote is expected. the senate will also finish work on president biden's last two district court nominees. on c-span three, lalcholars testify on congress's ahority over the department of veterans affairs and how it can change after a recent supreme court ruling, live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. at 2:00, a hearing on access t abortion clinics amid allegations that a federalaw has been used to antiabo

earl's son and daughter-in-law michael and sean albert with are us now.of be here. >> well, and both of you were here in person as were we. and you saw the joy it brought. once they flipped that switch, there were tears, by the way, in that moment. what was it like for you guys witnessing that? >> for me, it was just like -- so an overwhelming emotion of joy and it was a tribute to my mother's life. you know what i mean? just the giving back. just the loving nature of her. it was just -- it's our way to kind of give to the world and just it's awesome. >> what would she think of all this? here you are on the "today" show. the tree is back there. that's the tree you grew up playing under. >> she would be absolutely ecstatic. yeah. she would be trying to figure out how to record it on the vcr. yeah, yeah. >> it's so fun to watch people take pictures with that tree in the background. so the tree that was just for you guys is now going to be in probably in frames all over the country for years and years to come. it's such an impact. i know it must have been di

michael. i want you to ask a similar question to sean, which is over the course of your career combined with the changing media landscape, do you think differently if at all about the question of objectivity in journalism? remaining objective in your reporting. that is something at least from my perspective, younger reporters -- it is a lot different than it used to be, and i was wondering your thoughts on that? mr. martin: you know, i never change my opinion on objectivity. objectivity does not prohibit you from having a point of view. you know. i mean, i will admit it. when the u.s. military is involved in a war, i want the u.s. military to win. i am not going to say that on television, but i'm going to say that i will be reporting from a point of view that if the u.s. military takes an objective without any losses, that is a good thing. and i am going to report from the point of view that if they take an objective with prohibitive losses, that is a bad thing. and that will be exactly opposite of what reporters in other countries might do. and i think one of the biggest changes has happened in

sean: senator good to see you. when we come back the fda will reportedly decide weather to ban red food dye three within the next few weeks. pretty interesting. jillian michaels is going to eat a quarter pounder with cheese will react next straight ahead. >> sean: what a coincidence, only weeks after rfk jr. was top to lead the department of health and human services, the fda did not look at the bad artificial red food dye three. we've talked about it a lot over the years, it's commonly used in processed foods. it's derived from petroleum. this comes after a petition was filed stating the fda cannot classify a colour additive as safe if it has been found to induce cancer. tone trump spake for hhs secretary rfk jr., he's been slamming processed food in america with the goal of making america healthy again. red dye three is banned in other countries, last year california was the first state to ban multiple food additives including red dye three. it's been shown to cause cancer in animals and to an increase in child good -- childhood behavioural issues. she's the host of the hit podcast keeping it real, jillian michaels is with us. i did bring you mcdonald's and

. >> i'm michael mara, i write for "breaking offense." i wanted to ask a similar question to sean, which is over the course of your career combined with the changing media landscape, do you think differently, if at all, about the question of objective in journalism? i think that's -- >> of what? >> objectivity, remaining objective in your reporting. i think that's something, especially, at least from my perspective, younger reporters -- it's a lot different now than it used to be, and i was wondering your thoughts on that. >> you know, i never

in a civil lawsuit alongside sean "diddy" combs, accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. his fiery reaction. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. i'm matt pieper in for michaelrge. good to be with you. we start with a power shift and a lot of uncertainty in the middle east. syrians across the globe are celebrating now that the assad family's decades-long reign is over, but the big question, who will fill the void. syria is home to multiple ethnic and religious groups. for years awe bub mohamed al-jolani has been working for years. >> this is the first time opposition forces have reached damascus since 2018 and according to russian forces bashar al-assad was given instructions to transfer power peacefully. the events of the weekend have shaken the middle east. while many in syria celebrate there's great unease across the region and here in the u.s. celebration in syria after the downfall of bashar al-assad. in just days, armed rebels took key cities before claiming the capital, damascus. >> the speed at which that unfolded was surprising i think to most everybody in the international community. >> russian state media outlets report that assad and his family f

especially to thank westhampton beach school district, superintendent michael, administrative assistant judy mccarthy, immediate teacher sean johnson and social studies teacher patricia and her students. in this southhampton youth bureau we have tracy, lisa, and their students. we need to thank the custodial and security staff. we thank them all for their cooperation and assistance. let me also introduce the others with roles tonight. greeted you as you entered. she, judy roth and her student gas will be in the aisles to pick up questions you have for the candidates. so please raise your hand even as the debate goes on you can raise your hand so that you can have a card. you can fill it out they'll pick it up again to give it to our betters. the panel assessing the questions tonight are joe shaw, who is executive editor of the press newsgroup. which publishes southhampton press, the east hampton press 27.com. and sitting next to jail, joe,copresident of the league. they'll be asking the questions that have been received from league members, from the press group and from you the audience and the students. i will remind the q

sean, which controls syria. they say that's basically the old boy who is the head of the emission in a syria based impaled with michael on box is now in damascus. and that he has thoughts of the high level discussions with the new syrian leaders and that those discussions are centered on a wide range of issues. and that's one of the key prerequisites for the a you, a staff to recognize the new authority in syria is that then usually those of celia have to ensure that russia and iran will have no presence in the future of syria. and then they would take it from that, it was quite an interesting day here in brussels. we're a few minutes as a finding up as what did they think, how to move forward when it comes to. so yeah, and they said that they will tell you kind of how do you shop for the promises it may be in the past. but typically when it comes to it's showing a smooth transition to democracy and you can situation provide it to more voices for the minorities in syria and elections that would pay the way for the festival practically elected parliament. and the president that is going to be extremely delicate balanci

sean the show. very heavy politics. no, in this on this show, i sit down with newsmakers, celebrities, long extended interviews like you've never seen before. jillian michaels, stephen a smith, many more. i spoke with sylvester stallone, his wife jennifer flavin stallone. here's a sneak peek. take a look. joining us, sly, do you want sly? sylvester? what do you think? that sly's a lot easier on the vow than sylvester. it's like, that's a lot of syllables. so sly works great. and, jennifer, great to see you. nice to see you. first i got to say, all my friends are like, oh, oh, can i come? because everyone loves you. everyone relates to you. everyone identifies with rocky. rambo. i never knew you'd be such a good mobster, right? isn't he a year in tulsa king? that's interesting, sean, because rocky is his idealism and his morality is something you know, i aspire to be like. so you have to write it, because i'm not that. and he's very chatty, but is simplistic and so people automatically assume a sly is right. there is no difference. and rambo is just the opposite. he's like monosyllabic. he's just given up trying to speak, and it feels as though he's been aba

jillian michaels who has promised to have a quarter pounder with cheese meal with me is next on hannity. >> seanrepares to make america healthy again as the head of the hhs, arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders offered some thoughts on how to do it. the governor wrote a letter to the incoming secretaries of the hhs department of agriculture calling for the government agencies to stop allowing snap benefits to be used to purchase junk food including soda, unhealthy snacks, candy, desert. these food items account for nearly 23% or 25 billion of purchases. it's a lot of money. they wrote that the government is feeling obesity and other health problems across the country by allowing these unhealthy foods to be purchased under the program. the host of keeping it real with jillian michaels who promised to have a quarter pounder with cheese meal with me or a beckmak meal with me in the future just to say she did it once. it looks delicious. >> i made no such promise. i am willing to make a deal. i will sit and have this meal with you without soda if you sit through an hour-long workout with me. >>

he will be staying in the same federal prison where sean diddy combs is being held, and it was also once home to r kelly and former trump fixer michael cohen. mangione attorney just spoke with reporters outside court. >> we're going to respectfully decline to make any comment at this time. but mr. mangione appreciates everyone's support. thank you so much. >> let's bring in cnn's shimon prokupecz, who is live outside the federal courthouse in manhattan. shimon, what happened inside court today? >> i mean, just when you look at everything that happened today, quite an extraordinary day from the way they transported him. but this was really an unexpected day. i mean, this was sort of things developed here that no one expected in the morning, the fbi and the u.s. attorney's office swooping in, charging mangione now with four federal counts in connection with the murder of brian thompson, the ceo. very significant. this charge now makes mangione eligible for the death penalty, a decision that will have to be made months and months down the line by the trump administration. and what we essentially had was mangione here in court today, as

later, michael smerconish will be here to talk about the internet's obsession with the suspect. luigi mangione. plus, fresh allegations sean diddy combs hit with a new wave of lawsuits and top priority. trumps plans for the first nine minutes of his second term. >> they had to release the six hostages. they've suffered enough. they had to release them i want to be the greatest player that i could possibly become al ahly. >> howdy, howdy, howdy. >> what if your toothbrush could do the flossing for you? waterpik sonic-fusion lets you brush and floss with one device transforming the power of water with precision pulse technology, removing up to 99.9% of plaque bacteria take control with waterpik. >> hi, i'm ellen. i'm portia. we're talking to cameras that are in our living room about kind science. i used to think the more money i spent on my skincare, the more effective it would be. the better it would be, the better i'd look. but it's not true. with kind science, my skin feels cleaner. it feels more hydrated. i noticed a difference in my skin. i noticed a difference in yours. people see you and they make a big deal about you

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sean hannity is because it's not all about politics. now politics comes up. give you three quick examples sly, tough, hard, difficult. background made him who he is. stephen a smith similar story jillian michaels similar story. amazing stuff that you won't hear or see anywhere else. anyway, i hope you'll watch it drops on fox nation tomorrow morning. that's all the time we have left this evening. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. don't forget for news. anytime, every time, all the time. you can get it on foxnews.com hannity.com. how many more options do you want anyway? and in the meantime, i have good news. let not your heart be troubled because greg gutfeld is standing by. he will put a smile on your face next. have a great night. oh, thank you. what it is. happy monday everyone. i'm tyrus and this is a special edition of the gun show. no, the gutfeld show. greg is off today following his other passion being an elf on the shelf. could you imagine? president biden has pardoned his son, hunter, despite previously pledges not to, which brings the total number of promises made and broken by the president. biden to all of them. according to a new study

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