charlie, over to you. charlie: thank you, rick.ines, officials say all major pieces from the american airlines-black hawk helicopter crash have now been recovered. the ntsb conducting an overnight scan of the potomac river to locate any additional debris. all of the recovered pieces are now in a secure airport facility for examination where the ntsb say investigators continue to look into the mid-air collision which killed all 67 people aboard the two crafts. >>> new da data from the cbp shows how the trump-homan approach is working. one memo describing how 23 illegals stopped this their journey in honduras after learning of the increased border security online through family. another describes how a group of 26 also turning back with upon learning about tighter or or border security once they made it to nicaragua. border czar tom homan is set the join us next hour to talk about their latest efforts. and those your headlines. griff? griff: all right. thanks, charlie. well, the big day is finally here, and we are just hours away fro

charlie: yeah. >> it's really a tone deaf party, charlie. charlie: yeah.at period, bill clinton for whatever flaws he may have, he was a brilliant political thinker, a brilliant political tactician, and he would be pulling the alarm right now. and i look at the party today, and i don't see any democrat in the party who is inspiring and has sort of political guts and smarts to do, to turn things around right now. >> you know, i don't either. clinton in interviews has acknowledged that trump was on to something with the way he talks to voters, the issues he talked about a, and there is no one in the democratic party -- maybe john fetterman. i don't see him as a presidential candidate, but i see him as the only credible candidate who understands our -- or elected official who understands the importance of reaching out to president trump, agreeing with him where you can, disagreeing where you should and understanding that his issue base represents broad mass of the american people. if. charlie: yeah. and, obviously, john fetterman is not sort of the charismati

charlie: thank you.hel: i was expecting very little from you in this competition -- [laughter] to be honest. charlie: really? rachel: and i thought you did really well. charlie: really? i'm quite the horticulturalist -- rachel: you know how to grow them, i just didn't think you knew how to arrange them as beautifully as you did. charlie: that is true. you had to keep it simple. no work space -- rachel: yeah, it was hard. charlie: it was 54 seconds -- gary: griff: it wasn't going well, is so i just had to think quick -- charlie: so you cheated. some of us, when the system is rigged, we still remain honest. [laughter] rachel: well, someone who's really honest is cain, and we're counting down the hours until the big game, and here he is, live from if north. s will, i have to the tell you, the eagles are better than the chiefs at a every position except quarterback and coach. [laughter] will: you know, or first of all, what were you all just compete at in a flower arrangement? [laughter] what'd y'all do? i'm

i'm charlie hurt in for laura >> charlie: good evening coach i'm charlie hurt and for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle." starting with fox news alert, at least 19 people injured after delta plane traveling from minneapolis crashed and flipped upside down while landing at thistoronto airport earlier this afternoon. we are expecting a press conference in a moment and we will bring it toy mo you live wn that comes. here but the very latest is eric shawn, fox news seniodentr correspondent. >> charlie coach a very dramatic and compelling picture you have seen flipped over on its back. you know, we could have been so much worse tonight. to the delta connection crash in toronto's pearson international airport added with the belly of the plane as you can see facing up on the frigid runway. actually, none of the 80 people on board was killed but as you said, 19 reporte d injured. three passengers in criticalion, condition and among them pediatric patients and a child 48-yand in addition a 60-year-od man and 40-year-old woman all taken to the hospital. do but

charlie: not.realized they had to start somewhere, they started here probably because it's a political winner for president trump. of it's a political loser for democrats to try to stick up for transgender sesame street in pakistan or whatever it is that you're paying for. [laughter] but when you go to other agencies, you're going to find this nonsense -- rachel: i agree. griff: what's remarkable is that that you look at an issue like bloated bureaucratic, wasted taxpayer dollars, and to think that anyone is in favor of that -- charlie: exactly. griff: in fact, one of the whistleblowers we're starting to see come out, and there have been multiple ones, says he was punished for trying to clean up some of the wasteful spending. here's what he told jesse. >> i was elevated to be the acting deputy chief of taffe at the global health bureau during covid, and i immediately observed incredible delay and arrogance on part of career bureaucrats who i thought and, frankly, cleaned up their mess. and instead

charlie: who won the game? griff: you know -- charlie: i can't remember.riff: saquon barkley ran all over us. charlie: you lost. rachel: i have a picture of me and sean together. we're celebrating valentine's day next friday, if i get him back. we'll see. charlie: does get time off for valentine's day? rachel: we'll see. charlie: does the trans department allow people to take off for vd? rachel: trans? [laughter] griff: you got photos. charlie: i think we have another picture. there we are, my lovely wife. she's wearing pajamas. she's going to kill me. rachel: you're one of those that loves your dogs as much as -- charlie: we have more pictures. i thought we would pick a good picture and leave the rest out. rachel: i love the pictures with the dogs. look at you. charlie: that's the day i met my wife right there. she's the one in the middle without the cowboy hat. rachel: charlie, you're with a -- charlie: i thought you were going to pick one of these pictures. i didn't know we would run all of these pictures. griff: explain that day. charlie: i couldn't re

charlie: right. literally finding billions, stashes of billions of dollars lying around. rachel: gold bars everywhere with. it's like menendez's closet is. [laughter] if. charlie: yeah, exactly. rachel: you and by, we're mind melding there. charles: doge explained yesterday, $1.9 billion of hud money was with just recovered after if being misplaced during the biden administration if due to to a broke ifen process. they were earmarked to an administration of financial services but were no longer needed. secretary turner and doge working together to finish the issue, obligated funds available for use by the treasury. the amazing thing about this is from a messaging standpoint, this is is so great for the trump administration because the message is the same. you just take the same message to each department, and it's not a different issue i. it's all wasteful government spending and probably corruption. lisa: well -- rachel: i was going to say one way to handle it is to sing. [laughter] watch this. we'l

charlie: yeah. million toilet seat in the pentagon, and then you find out it's actually not, it's actually going for regime change somewhere else. here's a good one, $20 million for fiscal federalism in nepal. we should spend $20 million on teaching federalism to congress in the united states. that would be, like, a step in the right direction. rachel: true. these are just outrageous. but hard for the democrats to defend. this by the way, $47 million to improving learning outcomes in asia when they're kicking off butts in -- [laughter] charlie: yeah. rachel: -- on all the test scores. they're kicking our butts, and we're giving them $47 million to improve their learning outcomes. what about the learning outcomes in and washington, d.c.? those school districts are failing. california shar and whatever this money is going for, whether it's going for stupid programs which it's probably not or washington, d.c. is getting their cut of it. which is why you have democrats in places like virginia and maryla

charlie: yeah. rachel: this is yet another gamble donald trump is taking. you' the gamble he's taking in europe, and now you see it with the with trade as well. you interviewed stephen moore if yesterday. here's what he had to say about it. >> what he's saying to to these other countries, because every country has to trade with the united states. we're the biggest market in the world. if but want access the our markets, you're going to have to lower our tariff toss the a level we have, and if you don't, we're going to raise tariffs on you to your level. and i believe, and i'm pretty confident in this prediction, that that this is going to actually force these other countries to lower their tear -- tariffs x. if in that way, we'd actually have freer and fairer trade, and it would benefit america and the rest of the world. so i'm with this program. it's a little risky, but i think the it's going to work. lisa: i look at this as a leverage point, right? he uses tariffs as a way to extract concessions f

♪ charlie: it's the 9:00 a.m.our on "fox & friends weekend," starting with this, a fox weather alert. millions told to be ready with tornado watches issued as deadly flash flooding and power outages sweep four states. a live report ahead. rachel: plus, doge dominates, trump and musk score a big victory, how the white house is winning the war on waste as we learn more about the behind the scenes insane spending. >> st start your engines, we'e revving up for daytona, only on fox, joey jones is live ahead of the great american race. the final hour of "fox & friends weekend" starts right now. ♪ [laughter] charlie: it is daytona sunday. welcome to "fox & friends weekend." it's 9:00 in new york. great to be with you, lisa,. rachel: great to be with you. we had a fun show. charlie: do you feel like you'll live forever now? lisa: absolutely not. a lot of things he said he never does, i would do. he had phenomenal posture. rachel: great posture, the skin, the clarity in the eyes. a lot of people criticize the $2 million he

>> charlie: yes.lectures we've heard from them for years about the importance of democracy. they don't like democracy all that much, especially as you point out, trump is not only president, but he campaigned on this stuff specifically. i was struck by something that elon musk said last week that i thought was really, really smart in that extraordinary press conference he did in the white house with his son sitting on his shoulders halftime time, talking about how if they -- if the president of the united states can't get this done, we don't live in a democracy, we live in a bureaucracy. >> that's exactly right. the president is in charge of the executive branch. he has a constitutional duty under article ii of our constitution to take care that our laws are faithfully executed. that includes these appropriations by congress and by these administrative agencies when they're spending money to make sure that it's not being misspent, that there's not waste, fraud and abuse, that we're not sending money,

charlie: i am a chicken.rlie: i was showing a video for black snake eating chicken eggs in our coupe at home and she's totally cool with huge black snake wrapping up -- rachel: have we have snake sunset. lisa: i would be terrified of a snake. rachel: you just broke the rule. you said you are terrified of snakes. did you know what was going to happen? lisa: i would play with -- i don't know. rachel: here is somebody scared of nothing, donald trump. where he's going to be tomorrow. he's going to be at the daytona 500, another busy week at the white house. lisa: he signed two executive order, when creating a new council on energy dominance, another bar inge federal funding from schools that mandate the covid vaccine. charlie: madeline rivera is live with more. >> reporter: a new energy dominance counsel will be led by doug bergum and chris right, then he directed bergum to undo the banning of offshore drilling, it is hard for trump administration to undo, it requires congress to act and change the law but varga

. ♪ charlie: the 7 a.m.r of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this: all eyes on the vatican this morning where pope francis remains in critical condition. of we have the latest. rachel: plus, the white house says we could see a peace deal between ukraine and russia as soon as this week. trump eyes a meeting with two of europe's most powerful leaders. conservative and, of course, wrapped up a phone call right there with the leader of canada. meantime, elon musk is giving federal workers a weekend ultimatum. you have to explain what you accomplished last week or quit. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. [no audio] rachel: good morning. we're going to start off this 7:00 hour with a fox news alert are. the vatican updating us on pope francis' health this morning saying he had a restful night, but he remains in critical condition after a suffering a respiratory crisis on saturday. kevin: correspondent stephanie bennett live in london with the latest. hi, stephanie. >> reporter: yeah,

we like it, charlie.to this, speaking of not laying hen, but laying people off a -- charlie: or hangovers that are not going to go away. rachel: that's right. doge this week is laying off, get this, 3,600 probationary employees, 4,000 employees retained and so then the savings is $600 million. so i guess a probation their if doesn't mean they're on probation, it means they were recently hired and they're in this probationary period which makes it easier for doge and the government to to let go of them if they decide that their jobs are not necessary. lisa: well k if this is a guy, with elon musk, we saw went he took over twitter he slashed a lot of the employees. it's still running fine. the biggest problem with our federal government, it's too big. this is not the original vision of america. we were supposed to have decentralized government. that was the whole vision of the founding fathers. of so what we have now is the antithesis of what america's posed to be. and when government becomes so centralized

charlie.ie: he's like eating a whole meeting. chewing and chomping. rachel: he's having fun and eating and partying and hanging out with big time stars and will's going to join us live from new orleans all morning long and catch that full interview with shaq at 7:00 a.m. eastern and stay with us to catch the rest of that and super bowl pregame show starts sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern time only on fox. so we're going to get you guys ready for the game. griff: you've got to plan your whole day with the pregame and the snacks and the ads. they're all very entertaining and $8 million for 30 seconds and all the companies go in big. i've got my favorite i've seen previews. rachel: we'll have to talk about that. griff: it's the stella artois beer. it's a teaser. charlie: my favorite one is sean hannity and bret baier. that's a really special and great one. rachel: that's a great deep tease. griff: is that what we're calling that? rachel: yeah, deep tease. griff: meanwhile, new overnight, a federal jud

charlie: yeah.ow, obviously there are a lot of political machinations that have sparked in the last couple of days where you have the governor of new york threatening to remove him as mayor -- rachel: right. charlie: it kind of makes you -- and, you know, when knows what went on that led to the federal charges in the first place against eric adams. i, you know, assume -- i always assume the worst. but, you know, the reason democrats in the city are going after him now is because he has has agreed to work with donald trump on illegal immigration. rachel: and admitting that it's not working, that the city is hurting from it. lisa: and you also had an administration with the biden administration that went after his political opponents, right? that's what his administration if did. i think what's good and sawed is about where we are -- sad about a now, even the gotways, a 93% drop in the ten executive actions on immigration-related issues, with the deportations. but what's sad about it is the biden admi

charlie: yeah.ommercials are that bad, it doesn't matter how much money you spend on them, i guess. charlie: okay. so the ntsb is continuing their investigation into the philadelphia medical jet cash that killed 7, hurting at least 19 others. rachel: our own nate foy is live in philadelphia with the late. nate, you're till there. i know a lot has transpired. tell us what the latest is. >> reporter: hey, rachel, good morning. good morning, guys. as you can see behind me, the investigation continues. it is still active today. we did get new numbers yesterday. tragically, we learned of an additional death, so now we know 7 people were killed in that terrible jet crash on friday night. we also know 19 more are injured, and officials warn those numbers are evolving, is that's manager to keep an eye out for something -- something to keep an eye out for. federal investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong onboard that jet that made it go down in under a minute. and the cockpit voice recorder wil

charlie: yes, ma'am.age on sticking with your faith in these times of trouble. >> well, you guys, you knowists knowit's really interesting bece finally faith is in fashion. there was many, many years where we felt like mentioning religion or faith you were kind of ostracized but it's so interesting when we think about all the losses that have gone on and i can't even imagine what it would be like to lose your entire home or lose a loved one, you know, in the blink of an eye through an accident but i will tell you that i lost my husband of 37 years and i went through a very, very difficult time of grief but what i found out of that is that when we are in our state of grief, what is so amazing is that that's when god shows up. he really does. he's there and what i learned is i thought my time for blessing and my time for happiness may have passed and maybe i don't get that again. but i recently found that out of grief you really can have joy again in your life. and when you are still maybe in a difficult si

charlie: yeah.ald trump sending a message to the entire hemisphere in venezuela and panama and message to beijing is get out of our hemisphere. katie, great stuff and congratulations. this is a major victory for america, thank you. rachel: more "fox & friends" still ahead. oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. sofi personal loans. low, fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. businesses need shipping software that keeps up with their growth. with shipstation you can automatically sync inventory and manage returns across all your sales channels. ♪ so you fulfill your orders accurately. and ship the right products to the right customers. shipstation makes it easy to manage everything on one platform, with the lowest carrier rates... no matter how big you get. keep your business growing. go to shipstation.com to start your free trial today. when your cat's hungry, you definitely know. when he wants your attention, he makes it clear. when he wants to be left alone, h

charlie: it's real simple. you know, you go from one administration to the next, and the previous administration if had a door mat laid out at the borders letting anyone if come in, allowing millions of illegals into the country. and now we have a new administration if saying, no mas. and, you know, not only are you -- joey: [inaudible] rachel: i love charlie -- charlie: i'm really good at my spanish. [laughter] i'm getting bettering you're teaching me. not only are you putting up, you know, putting up the stop sign and not letting new people in, but you're also actually removing starting with the worst of the worst which are the criminal aliens. rachel: and it's interesting because, two points. one, you're actually able to see because we know who these people are. they're identifying them. yes, they let in hardened criminals, as pete hegseth said -- joey: and they knew where they were. rachel: and they didn't do it, they didn't want to do it. so people are looking at this and saying, yeah, why were these guys

charlie: right.'s back in this really triumphant return calling out the globalists, calling out the people who are cheating. for those of us who do know people inside of the cabinet, he's telling the truth, it is a mess. everything is in worse condition than we ever mentioned -- imagined, that i can attest to. there's a lot to do, and he's trying to rally the troops and say is, hey, i'm here the clean it up. we've got to stick together on this. kevin: listening to him and, obviously, the strong reaction from the crowd, it is really, really something to see a president not just sort of back to back administrations, but having that four years out of office, then coming back, it almost heightens the amount of passion i think not just for the people who support the president, but also for the president himself. i found him full of vigor, i found him very specific about a his ideas and what he wants to do for this country. and and it's the really palpable. we've seen it for the last month in office, and i

charlie: with a child, her mom and a doctor inside crashed into the ground. rachel: nate foy is live with more. nate, good morning. reporter: hey, guys, good morning. just a tragedy that investigators are working hard to understand this morning, and it's all hands on deck with federal authorities, ntsb and faa leading the investigation, but also with state and local authorities as well with governor josh shapiro coming immediately after the crash and speaking last night. you mentioned six people at least were killed. those were the people on board the medical jet. we'll tell you more about them momentarily. what remains unknown is how many people were hurt or killed on the ground because this jet came down hard and fast in a crowded area. take a look at the video. the entire flight lasted less than a minute and just struck the ground as if it was a rocket coming out of the sky. it incinerated homes because there was a massive explosion and cars on fire, homes on fire about three to four city b

charlie: it's the 8 a.m.arting with this trump signing his tough new tariffs on canada, mexico, and china. as he vows to protect the u.s. from drugs. >> marco rubio making his first strip as secretary of state getting ready to meet the country's president. rachel: egg prices keep on rising but we have healthy budget friendly alternatives. that's coming up. on the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend. it starts right now. charlie: did you say alternative to eggs? there's no alternative to eggs. [laughter] i want to be clear about that. rachel: we have pictures of you and your coop and your chickens char lie i told you to send that in. charlie: we have a little bit of a fox problem. talking ground hog problem. rachel: did anyone get in the hen house? charlie: they are going after our guineas we haven't figured out -- joey: heard you keep the ticks out of the yard and alarm -- charlie: they are guard birds. some people eat them. they're kind of tough. rachel: we're talking about egg price you guys because yeste

all right charlie to you inside. charlie: thanks rick.resident trump will be there along with another 80,000 fans watching the chiefs and eagles battle it out in new orleans. griff: intense security at all time high with thousands of police officers, fbi and dhs agents descending where a terrorist struck on new year's day. let's head back down to new orleans where will cain joins us live along with louisiana governor jeff landry you have a big interview there, will. will: yeah fellas i do with the governor of louisiana let's start with this. we were talking about dinner last night you want to slow what you were sharing with all of your guests here in louisiana. let's hold that up turtle soup that's it having louisiana big old snapping turtles he was talking about how you cook and catch those snapping turtles prepare them that's what you have to do in louisiana you have to lean in. >> absolutely. it is a delicacy out here. that's a special event when you get to have turtle at the table. >> i didn't know snapping turtles. yellow bellies yea

♪ >> charlie: it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast.t's tuesday, february 4th and this is "fox & friends." last minute negotiations pull canada and mexico from the brink of tariffs and how trump now plans to take on china today. plus secretary hegseth visits the border for the will first official trip with one clear message. >> we are not going to back down. intimidation is not going to work. and i want to -- the message i have for the troops here across the board is we have their backs. >> lawrence is live in el paso with his exclusive tour of the border alongside the secretary of defense. >> steve: stand by, lawrence. coming to you next. and donald trump finalizing plans to close the department of education. remember, he said that? that would be fulfilling a campaign promise and what it means for students across the country, perhaps more local control? >> ainsley: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> charlie: president trump is expected to speak with xi jinping on the phone today after making successful compromise

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. >> charlie: art of the deal.anada and mexico quickly come to the table after mexico threatens tariffs. now focus turns to an enemy overseas. >> china is going to stop sending us fentanyl. if they're not, the tariffs are going to go substantially higher. >> charlie: "fox & friends" starts right now. >> ainsley: and we begin with a fox news alert. defense secretary pete hegseth making his first trip since taking office. making the trip to fort bliss, texas, getting a tour of our southern border alongside our border czar tom homan. >> steve: that's right. but the visit comes as disturbing new memo reveals that mexican drug cartels are planning on retaliation against border patrol agents. this memo says that mexican cartel leaders have authorized, get this: the deployment of kamikaze drones equipped with explosives to be used against u.s. border patrol agencies and u.s. military personnel currently working along the border with mexico. >> charlie: the fear among cartels trump's tough measures on the border will cut a

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charlie: it is. glai. jones is joined by 2023 daytona 500 winner ricky jr.. hey, joey. reporter: that's right 2023 daytona 500 winner not just a couple of years ago. back here today to win it again hopefully. rickey tell us about the car and what do you expect today? >> i expect to be back in victory lane. we 2022 we took lead with five laps to go and it djt work out we won 23. we took the lead last year with 15 laps to go and i had a bad move so i've got that mentally noted in the head not to do that again. but our sunday d caramo has been strong in practice yesterday. i felt really good with it, and i feel like i'm confident in my car i can go in again. it is such a tough race to win. it is one that, you know, everybody in this garage is getting ready for all offseason long, and you know we're studying you know on the cars and -- you know, it is just tough to win. we'll see if we can be around at the end but it is a good day for it. reporter: they moved the race up an hour everybody that is a nascar fan

charlie: for each state. we had all the governors there, democrats an republicans and obviously the big fireworks was when trump got into a back and forth with the governor of maine over her refusal to go along with restoring title 9 to keep men out of women's sports but if you step back and you look at trump's larger agenda, it is a common sense agenda. it is a far more bipartisan agenda than any administration we've ever seen and as somebody who is more on the conservative side of things, i always recognize that, man, if democrats were smart and wanted to work with this guy, they could get so much done with this guy because he really doesn't care about partisanship that much. he just wants to get things done that make sense and it's that -- it's the fact that he's not an ide oalogue that makes him scary to both sides but also effective. rachel: he's very pragmatic. we're in the midst of a really incredible once in a lifetime for me political realignment. where donald trump has basically stolen issues that u

♪ ♪ >> charlie: we have a fox news alert.to reporters right now, saying zelenskyy overplayed his hand and the ukrainian president wants to fight, fight, fight. we will bring you that video when we have it. meanwhile, the media had a field day today. watch this. >> never in the history of modern diplomacy, war, peace, whatever, have i ever, ever, ever seen anything like it. >> this was a tragedy. this doesn't make the american people better off tomorrow. >> this is a catastrophe. >> the president of the united states is a coward who is vladimir putin's puppet. >> it seemed as though, you know, vladimir putin's work was being done for him. >> trump become a lapdog for a brutal dictator in moscow. >> the propaganda is what is coming out of j.d. vance's mouth, and it is russian propaganda. >> which side of this war is donald trump on? >> putin and his cronies are probably popping champagne bottles right now. >> charlie: so, sandra, you know, it is kind of odd considering what we have been through the last couple of years, but giv

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s opinion on vaccines, he is a doctor. >> charlie: r.f.k. jr.red before two senate committees, does he have to get turned out favorably from both committees or just say finance committee? >> chad: just one, they will vote on his nomination and you don't have to come out favorably. bill cassidy chairs the health committee, we don't know where he stands, that committee will not vote on his nomination. >> steve: to your point about cas cassidy, it is unclear how he'll vote but he doesn't like r.f.k. jr. has said in the past about vaccines. he is a professionally trained doctor, he's up for reelection next year in a very red state, louisiana. okay, doc, a physician, politician, physician, politician. >> chad: right. exactly. sometimes senators say this is my conscience, this is how i will vote on this. i will take the heat and defend this. i took the hippocratic oath, you just don't know. he is working through that nomination and if he's opposed in committee, he could vote no on the floor. you have heard me say, it is about the math. 53 votes in sen

charly, your take? >> that was not game that i was expecting.t want a good close competitive game, we did not get that. that was actually largest deficit that patrick mahomes faced in his nfl career as starter, chiefs could not recover. on other side, jai jaylen hurts, he looked fantastic, they had a big chip on their soldier after losing to -- shoulder after losing to chiefs a couple years ago, they came back storming not allowing that three-peat. history of the not made, but hats off to eagles. >> folks in philly are happy. >> the final score 40-22 looks more respectable for cans cikansas city than the game was, it was 40 to 6 at one point, nothing going on for kansas city, a lot goes to how strong philadelphia defense looked. but, no doubt it was jaylen hurts as mvp . he looked like the guy, for once mahomes did not. >> you must have a bulldog reference somewhere. >> absolutely, the georgia eagles there, i don't know, or philadelphia bulldogs. really cool, as college football fan to watch that eagle els team they had three ba alabama players

now think about that charlie. with joe biden he was trying to orchestrate everything don't go into rafah or drop it ,000 found bombs don't go into the tunnels or hospitals he was trying to orchestrate it just holding back always staying in the middle hurting both sides. now netanyahu he has an arrival he has a -- a real ally with president trump who says you know best. what to do -- so they've got sex out goal was 33 israeli hostages out for 1900 criminals. palestinian criminals, many of which are murderers within were on that path but it is just been totally agonizing for the israeli people and at one point i think the prime minister says, deal done i'm going in. which is terrible for the hostages being held in unless they've gotten enough intelligence on the release to see where exactly they are and maybe one of the best in the business can do some hostage rescue. >> among prisoners held by israel not a single civilian not a single noncombatant or child. so what we have a new time for your show tonight tell us w

charlie, i never really trusted him since he faked riding his bike to work. it's okay now to come out against identity politics because it isn't working. >> you saw him change his twitter profile to remove his pronouns. but also removed his husband and replaced him with a big pile of rocks which was kind of funny. so i think he is moving in another direction. but let's be clear. nobody would have ever heard of this guy if it wasn't for dei. the only reason he was such a failed mayor 's because he was a failed presidential candidate. the only heard of him because of dei. democrats attack republicans of wanting to soft the bottom rungs of the ladder so people can't climb up. he's already climbed up the dei latter and now is trying to get rid of it. >> it's like mayor pete gutting for the back door and they put a lock on the back door. the back door of employment. i am not making any reference to the. you people are disgusting. what say you, emily? >> it's fascinating that we are watching democrats conduct this total autopsy of what creates a trump republican. w

charlie, thank youhank. s >> thank you. in china's growing influence over america not limited to things you hear about manufacturing and social mediatr and trade.and since the 1980s the chineseon communist party had a stranglehold on america's biggest most successfuccessfull industries. hollywood. take for example martin scorsese film in 1987 and he directed it called "seven years in tibet." watch. >> we did not sit lower than he does. >> brian: wow, that seen in and many others in the film paint chinese in a negative light. after the release, brad pitt s were banned from traveling to china, i'm not getting.he another example, a movie you didn't see, zombie outbreak from china huge up at the studio tonge the origin of the north korea because they didn't have electricity fearingched retribution from the chinese communist party and they switched 2023. the "barbie" movie based backlash for nine -- wind contested area onl chain of clas to own. do you believe this? no one knew more about all of this and what china was doing tn t

charlie. creepy. >> that was like a really. >> it was like he wants to wear her as a coat. >> no, that was a really good joke there. and. >> well, you know. >> what didn't land? >> you know what? you scare me. >> yeah. >> charlie, do you know that nicole wallace says that losing joy reid is like losing a limb? >> i, i did i did read that. and you know what? i was trying to, like, come up with something clever. i was, like, losing a limb. and the only thing i could, i could on surface was that snakes actually, evolutionary wise, have lost all their limbs. and snakes is actually not a bad way to describe those working at msnbc. so i feel like it all kind of makes sense there. but i'm just, i don't know, i'm waiting for elon musk just to be like, you know what? let's add another thing to my portfolio. the man's all about diversifying, right? maybe he needs to add another media. entity to his portfolio and then just use it as purely a platform to livestream his rocket launches. like, truly, that w

it is special.special. >> charlie plans to travel in his retirement, and we wish him >> charlie planthe best and thank him for his decades of service. that is nbc nightly news for this saturday. ellie jackson will be here tomorrow night. thank you for the privilege of your time, and good night. for the chill we're tracking dropping temperatures, triggering a frost advisory and freeze warning for parts of the bay area. how long the cold is going to stick around? plus, california students are taking on the government. the new lawsuit against the department of education over whether elon musk got access to private data. what they're demanding in court, and addressing safety concerns ahead of lunar new year festivities. the action san francisco leaders took today as we count down to two big celebrations.

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this what i'm talking also about an existing short was the site though. charlie is that we have that you just cannot be an economy driven decision. are you is your organization and actually with lots of governments and companies to work exactly on these aspect. if so home. well yeah, because you know, the, uh, if you look at the aisle or the international labor organization, strong, strongly, our governance has 3 major bodies. this, what are we talking about 3, but it's about baptism. we have the government, then we have the, the, the, the private sector, employers, we to cut through the employers organization. and then we have the trade union on that. so we all have to engage with those 3 bodies. so i was in doubles. and 3 weeks ago also, and we are both sent to the engage on those matters. when we take a step back, finally, i'm how you as a, as the head of the aisle a. how do you make sure that there is a balance between necessary innovation? but also walk of protection. this is the challenge we have. um, um we have, we need to always find the balance between jobs, protection and e

please welcome charli d'amelio!rade. you were fantastic, by the way. >> thank you. i know, so crazy to run into you. >> jimmy: yeah, it's early in the morning, too. >> yes, it was. >> jimmy: but you gotta be on. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: but you were dancing, you know how to do it. you crushed it. >> i love it. it was -- i mean, the iconic -- >> jimmy: you were on tom turkey. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that was massive. did you get to enjoy the holiday? did you stay in the city? were you --? >> we did have thanksgiving off, so after the parade i literally went home and slept the entire day. and then back to shows the next day. >> jimmy: i mean, 'cause you're -- broadway is intense. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: i mean, it's kind of insane. we have a lot of great broadway stars coming on the show and i go, "i don't know how they do it." >> it is -- it is one of the most amazing, and one of the hardest things that i've done. you push your body, and you do things that you think you can't do, but you're surrounded by so much