tremendously and actually john adams even more, or either john adams even more, or john adams is more eloquent about it. but the lines in both adams and samuel adams, well, at different junctures in their lives, right? these kind of indignant paragraphs about hutchinson and all the titles that he has. and they're each of them, like a half a page long because it is this just litany of titles but but people mercy otis warren as well resents johnson for his tremendous success. on the other hand, he's a diligent, dutiful, enormously decorous crown official, he couldn't he means well, he loves the massachusetts bay colony all his heart. he writes an exceptional variable history of these years, in which he writes of himself in the third person, which is probably a good because otherwise he has so many titles. you wouldn't whom he was talking about but he's you know it's very hard not feel sorry for him and this comes to a4i think around the time of the stamp when a rumor floats around boston that hutchinson has in fact endorsed the stamp act, which has fixed it, which is false, but he can't

adam: with caslties evywhere, dr.in the hospital. the doctor recorded a brief message for her worried family. stephanie: i'm okay, and i'm fine. nothing is wrong with me at all, no bleeding or anything. eddy: they told us, "we're going to deliver no matter what." they told my wife, "you got to focus, and we need to go through this 'cause we can't go back. we have to deliver." stephanie: the sun was setting, and we had to deliver him with the use of our friend's flashlight from her phone. adam: baby george was born at 7:18 p.m. into the chaos of a failing state weakened by greed and self-interest and a lack of care for its people. ♪♪♪ adam: the blast was the awful culmination of that carelessness. [speaking foreign language]

adam: the church bells rang at 6 p.m.ing as the fire took hold. agoston nemeth: i saw directly that there is a building in flames. i left my phone outside to film it. adam: nearby, lina khalil and her husband imad spent most afternoons on their balcony overlooking the port. on this day, from the 11th flview of the growing fire.eir adam: at 6:04 p.m., lina filmed the arrival of the fire truck and the ambulance. the crews came in blind to a locked warehouse. adam: a paramedic on the ground with the brigade filmed the scene and captured the last footage of firefighter charbel karam. adam: what the firefighters did not know was that the warehouse held 2700 tons of ammonium nitrate. it had arrived in 2013 aboard a mozambique bound ship. the cargo was confiscated and moved to a dockside warehouse, hangar number 12, and abandoned. jad ghosn: we know that the army intelligence, since 2014, made a report to the government that there are highly explosive material at the port. and then, in 2015, the head of the customs also had his

did adams? more generally, what was his reaction that persists in massachusetts until just after the revolution. >> it is actually astonishing how many new england homes had slaves. adams has two wives. the first wife died very early after she has two children. he will wait to actually seven years untilof he remarries. his first mother-in-law will try to send the new couple, which is not a typical wedding gift at the time. adams balks at the idea. only coming as a free woman. there are a number of points where they will be circulated in massachusetts to object to the slave trade. adams is a person. nothing comes, later to be ratified, he will hesitate. one of his objections is that the documents does not include a bill of rights. not something, mentioning freedom of speech but also abolishing the slave trade. jefferson said that he was truly the man of the resolution. in what sense do you think jefferson meant that complement. >> jefferson is a much younger man. he clearly is watching adams with

did adams? what was his reaction to the institution of slavery which persists in massachusetts until just after the revolution? >> it's astonishing how many new england homes had slaves. his first wife dies very early after she a has two children, ad he will wait seven years and kelly remarries. at the time of the second marriage his first mother-in-law will try to send the new couple and enslaved woman, which was a not typical wedding gift at the time. adams balks at the idea and says she can come live with us but she must only, as a free woman which indeed what happens and she comes a close member of the household. there aremb number of points whe petitions will be circulated, efforts will be made in massachusetts to object to the staff trade, to the slave trade. adams is clearly a point person for these petitions. nothing comes of them. later when the constitution comes in restitution is to be ratified he will hesitate and most people think he's not going to h ratify. one of his objections is

>> john adams were samuel adams? >> john adams.ll >> i'm not sure i could say who was more radical, john or samuel because again we have the problem john puts everything on paper andor samuel doesn't do so for example the animosity with thomas hutchison they clearly both despised thomas hutchison. each of them think he's the greatest threat to american liberty and that is before the stamp act. and there's a reason for this violent hatred but john commits that to paper and a samuel doesn't so sam seems as if he's the more intemperate of the two. my guess we saw eye to eye on this kind of things so they were probably about the same temper about the samuel who can be a champion of restraint shows that less and i would say in all things we could agree that he was a fairly impulsive and impetuous player. one thing that distinguishes him as a revolutionary is at various junctures he will make a case for slowing things down as a moment to be patient and not resist openly and i would say more even-tempered. >> two questions.

we mentioned the adam smith thai and the portrait of adam smith, friedman also wears and adam smith tie on this show. it becomes hard to separate smith as the father of free market capitalism from milton friedman, the inventor of this version of adam smith. guest: during this period was also the rise of think tanks such as the cato organization, heritage, freedomworks and adam smith named think tanks. how important were these various think tanks and also promoting this free-market philosophy? guest: i think they were also really important. i do not touch on them in my book, but there are scholars whose books are not coming to mind right now, but they were also really important in crafting policy and going from smith, the mythic figure, and actually crafting sets of policies that could be easily transferred from one arena to another, and also pushing out a consistent message about what a properly smithian set of policies actually is. i do not touch on it so much. it is daniel jones and his book, masters of the universe that i think touches on the think take side a little more. host: so t

be with captain, tyler adams, said it best.united states sleeping on defense a bit. a bit maybe an understatement pick a loser goes home. both teams had yet to losing three today. u.s. down 1-nil in the first half. this is too easy. the dutch up to neil at intermission. second half, christian pulisic . how does he not get that when ? second looked at one of several missed opportunities for the americans. 76th minute. the u.s. needs something. cut the netherlands lead in >>> tonight, weather trouble. the west gets hit by back-to-back storms, blinding snow, high winds, and waves of rain. the messy weekend ahead in several states. >>> also tonight, final pitch. georgia's senate runoff down to the wire. >> i'm nikole killion in atlanta where it's almost gameday in the u.s. senate race. what the candidates are doing to score with voters before tuesday's runoff. >>> help wanted. president biden cheers the latest jobs report. what it means for the prices you're paying.

show, adam corolla.s up and everybody's business, host of "american dream home" on fox business cheryl custodial. when he steps up to the plate, the pitcher runs home, that world champion tyrus. all rights! dr. drew, you are a doctor. >> drew: wow. you're the first person to have as her said that before. >> kat: i was going ask you how many people have you treated with oil cancer? >> drew: oil cancer, like me and many of my friends we have oil cancer, but i not had any. >> kat: shocking, so what did you make of the year for joe? >> drew: adam and i discussed on the podcast and try to figure out what is up with him. we really do and i lately think he is starting to confetti late a little bit, and that's what people do when their faculty slipped had no harm intended, hope this isn't true, but people will fill-in with particularly their personality is in a certain way, politicians generally constructed that way where the truth is maybe not such an important matter, and your cognitive functions decline they

that's adam schiff. here for reaction fox news contributors.lumn about adam schiff's disgraceful legacy and described him as a liar with the feeding frenzy over the russian dossier which we know was a complete fabrication. i have seen proof of collusion -- he made that up. i find it hard to believe that anybody in california would think this guy is senatorial timber. what do you think? >> i will try to put this as politely as possible. adam schiff is a pathological liar and should be kept as far away from the u.s. senate as his district is from washington, d.c. he dragged the country through the russian collusion hoax. i called his office 3 times and sent emails saying i would love to see this evidence. they never got back to me. the last time i said if you don't send me that evidence i will write there is no evidence. they never got back to me. there is no such evidence. adam schiff lied about this for 3 years. made us a more divided country. he should be kept away from the senate. >> douglas, there are so many shameful episodes associated wit

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neither is eric adams. simply saying we need more money more quickly to facilitate them away from the there and house them here in new york, house them in california, because we're sanctuary cities. we just need the rooms to house the illegals. they're not trying to change it. they're living with it. >> title 42 is not a real solution to the crisis at the border either. it is a temporary fix that was tied to the pandemic. what we really need is a long-term permanent solution to the crisis at the southern border. now let's move to this, let's bring in lieutenant governor winsome sears with us this morning on fox and friends. we want to talk to you because your state has become the latest to ban tiktok on state issued devices. you know, pete and i went off the wall yesterday, explaining tiktok. i think for a lot of people out there i it still flies under the radar. why is this social media app so dangerous? >> it's very dangerous and by the way, thank you for having me. merry christmas. p happy hanukkah. the

i hope eric adams is successful. remind you, answer this week's poll question at smerconish.com. interestingly, many of you don't like the fact that i'm even asking the question. should hunter biden's laptop been more extensively covered in the final days of the 2020 campaign? >>> "the crown" depicts princess diana and charles. her longtime secretary patrick jephson joins me. and then there's that long-coming harry and meghan docuseries. but what about the newew boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down there, bigig guy the e new subway series. what's your pick? the face of millions of germs zapped in seconds. the face of clean. the face of whoa. all are of - ahhhh. listerine. feel the whoa! when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly

back to john adams. he said, the jaws of power are always open to devour and her arm is always stretched out, if possible, to destroy the freedom of thinking, speaking and writing. boy, he was so astute and wise. he said, democracy will soon degenerate into anarchy, such anarchy that every man will do what is right in his own eyes and no man's life or property or reputation or liberty will be secure. it's so true. he saw what happens even in the few democracies or republics that have ever existed. i think ours is not just a republic, but a form of democratic republic where we elect our representatives instead of like ancient greece, athens, where they had everybody participate in the big decisions. so i do have a heavy heart. i see what's gone on. we had a hearing today on -- regarding mass shootings, witnesses, sandy hook, from uvalde. and they're saying, we have to get rid of the guns. like getting rid of spoons would get rid of obesity. the problem is not with our second amendment right. it is exactly

definitely not with me, adam. definitely not adam . but to us as well, i think adam. to us as well, i think that they they do have it easy and all. and i don't mean that in a patronised way. i genuinely don't. it's like when poverty these days is designated be not having the right telly , the having the right telly, the right mobile phone where i was in my grandparents generation, it not having any food or it was not having any food or boots to put on your face. i'm not exaggerating. was not exaggerating. that was literally my grandparents situation. so i think we these days we rely too much the government and too much on all the we have around us. so it doesit the we have around us. so it does it does make us more selfish . and i'm including selfish. and i'm including myself this because we're so used to having everything now we want a plate to us at want on a plate handed to us at the snap of our fingers or that we all selfish with it and you know what i think also that goes with this now is the politics of envy goes with this as well, doesn't it? it's like, why can

i'm joined by donny , adam brooks i'm joined by donny, adam brooks and, ashley james. then the real world with lee anderson westminster's tough talk is still mp hits out at left's desperation to keep our borders open and under the rule of, european judges. he's live in the studio with me. 935 as the country braces itself for more destructive fantasies from harry and meghan's netflix disinformation campaign. it was a real kind of war against meghan and i certainly seen evidence that that was negative from the palace . so should the from the palace. so should the people decide of the britain hating duke and duchess of delusions should be stripped their royal titles now queer launches her campaign for white for it. meg sit referendum at 1045 and while according to a bombshell , that vote wouldn't bombshell, that vote wouldn't end well if the governor with their popularity plummeting among brits, has the sussexes hate campaign against the royal family backfired. margaret thatcher right now . got the top thatcher right now. got the top daily mail columnist sarah vine duke i

a 120-year-old collection in the work of adam mickiewicz is not bad, right?n this place it is worth hurrying slowly. we are in the next building. long live teleportation in a cozy hellish fireplace. everywhere spiders cockroaches in the left corner are direct confirmation of the truth. hls - it's not just three letters. this is the concept of life with which the sad drug addict vasily hanging in his left unfortunately, i don't know. the art-estate, like a catapult, sends people to a slightly different reality for creativity, the very bestowal without selfishness and unbridled imagination. sergey oh, sorry, first of all, katya's cats, a huge human thank you. yes novogrudok did not expect surprised people atmosphere nature hills. wow, legs, they themselves are dancing, this is an energetic dance. wow here, even the cold gives energy local old-timers assure. that for the polish hour in navahrudak the north wind paid such a price here, now it's clear. why exactly in this area appeared and fruitfully wind turbines also work, by the way, a local landmark, modern, b

adam kinzinger's tear well speech. we focused a lot on liz cheney's rebukes of the republican party. we are to believe -- let's dip in and listen. >> it made the experiment of our great nation so remarkable was that the american people put their faith in their fellow citizens to tell the truth and to make difficult choices we have taken these ideals for granted for far too long. instead of using our platform to advance the well being of our nation and our people, we have turned this institution into an echo chamber of lies. coming home, i believe american democracy was infallible. how could a nation that fought a civil war for the freedom of all, a nation that van kwushed fascism and communism, how could it falter? how could we stand atop mount everest only to decide that we prepare to fight in the mud. i have sworn an oath both in uniform and in this office to protect this nation and its constitution. while overseas, i witnessed the dangers that radicalization of believes can have on people in iraq and afghanistan. sa

i'm joined by donny , adam brooks i'm joined by donny, adam brooks and, ashley james. then the real world with lee anderson westminster's tough talk is still mp hits out at left's desperation to keep our borders open and under the rule of, european judges. he's live in the studio with me. 935 as the country braces itself for more destructive fantasies from harry and meghan's netflix disinformation campaign. it was a real kind of war against meghan and i certainly seen evidence that that was negative from the palace . so should the from the palace. so should the people decide of the britain hating duke and duchess of delusions should be stripped their royal titles now queer launches her campaign for white for it. meg sit referendum at 1045 and while according to a bombshell , that vote wouldn't bombshell, that vote wouldn't end well if the governor with their popularity plummeting among brits, has the sussexes hate campaign against the royal family backfired. margaret thatcher right now . got the top thatcher right now. got the top daily mail columnist sarah vine duke i

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back when adams and pulisic and many other players on the team were barely toddlers.s a long shot, but in the world cup, all you need is a shot. >> that ball bounces in mysterious ways. i wouldn't count out this u.s. team. >> i think most kids' dream is lifting the trophy, winning the world cup for your country. that's the dream. just to be here and play and be a part of it and have the opportunity is special. so i'm going to give it everything that i have. >> our thanks to will. >>> cruise ship miracle. an exclusive interview with the man who fell overboard while on a thanksgiving cruise. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same stelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your

why sees what adam of who sydney has done wrong? for starters this fruit a squirrel nibbled on it, that farmer should have chopped it off immediately. now answered eaten the cocoa beans and are threatening the other fruits to and there's another problem. this, it is 3 these 3. thanks a lot of water from the soil. assuming you cut to the root of it, you see a lot of water coming out of it. is that doing addresses in order? as i said, italy's, which means is very good to proceed for the co code in addresses in. but on the other hand, because it takes too much water from the soil, it is computing for water and nutrients widow who plants the fact that the soils water balance could be a problem is new to adam of whose any he only thought about the shade. his coco plans needed he learned about shade from his father, orlando ost monro, a cocoa farmer who rehabilitated his farm with the support of a dutch and g. o. when he saw his father's farm taking off, he decided to quit his job as a teacher lot. and so a lot of enrollment as well. my p

mayor adam is now in qatar.cup instead of fixing the crime crisis at home, he's going to black tie affairs, the met gal la-- met gala and on and on. what should he be doing now? >> ma maria, you hit it on poin. he needs to be here managing the crime and confusion that's decdesimating the city of new y. i think we need a formidable strategy we need to take a page out of the giuliani playbook in terms of the zero tolerance and reducing crime and eric adams has been the detached from the rubber that meets the road. maria: you would think that given the fact that kathy hochul came this close to losing, lee zeldin can did so well, that maybe she would understand cashless bail is important to new yorkers and she needs to change it. we haven't heard a peep out of her. and now mayor adams claims that the, quote, blue surge of police officers present in the subway system is working, yet transit crime is up 34%. people are afraid to go on the train that they're going to be thrown on the tracks. >> well, maria, to kathy ho

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talk about a man named adam. >> what did you say to adam. >> i told adam everything. >> kaylee's father have determined adam is not a suspect in this investigation. nancy grace will be joining us next hour as we break down the new details. and disgraced ftx bankman-fried is due in court hours from now. he faces multiple fraud and conspiracy charges that could land him with up to 115 years in prison if convicted. top democrats have now set aside donations from his ftx firm over campus violation concerns. bankman-fried was the second largest donor to the democrats. now to the nfl, the new york giants bouncing back from a pretty rough few weeks with a big 20-12 win over the washington commanders and new england patriots looking for a miracle on the flinel final play the las vegas raiders with the score tied at 24 and this happened. nowhere in sight. are unbelievable. incredible. jones takes it in and wins the game for the raiders. >> raiders win on this stunning play 30 to 24, jaguars picking up 30 to 24 win over the cowboys the chiefs clinches title after beating the texas 30-24 in overti

definitely not with me, adam. definitely not adam . but to us as well, i think adam. to us as well, i think that they they do have it easy and all. and i don't mean that in a patronised way. i genuinely don't. it's like when poverty these days is designated be not having the right telly , the having the right telly, the right mobile phone where i was in my grandparents generation, it not having any food or it was not having any food or boots to put on your face. i'm not exaggerating. was not exaggerating. that was literally my grandparents situation. so i think we these days we rely too much the government and too much on all the we have around us. so it doesit the we have around us. so it does it does make us more selfish . and i'm including selfish. and i'm including myself this because we're so used to having everything now we want a plate to us at want on a plate handed to us at the snap of our fingers or that we all selfish with it and you know what i think also that goes with this now is the politics of envy goes with this as well, doesn't it? it's like, why can

adam klotz, it's cold. >> adam: sums it up. winter weather about to hit the country.s dropping drastically. cool temperatures this morning. take a look at the northern plains. this is running you all the way through the week. time laps video in the overnight hours. >> early monk hours by the end of the week. temperatures down into the feels like negative 30. negative 40. pushing negative 50 degrees. some real cold weather moving on through. a low pressure system is going to grab some of that cold air by thursday and friday it is sweeping through the midwest, bringing snow and at times very heavy snow. i will leave you with this graphic. there is our snow fall for the end of the week snow storm we are going to be watching, bringing a lot of folk as white christmas. of course you can track that weather system by down loading the fox weather app., those are your weather headlines, for now, tossing it back inside to you guys. >> steve: as soon as we cut away from you you will run into the building. >> adam: yes, i will. >> steve: meanwhile, president biden continuing his

let's now check in with meteorologist adam klotz with the latest fox weather forecast. adam?y. yes. it is still cold out here on fox square, absolutely frigid and you know what? there are some maniacs. [cheers] >> adam: i'm not the only fool out here. there are maniacs out here. what is the message hook them horns? >> no. go tech. >> adam: texas technical. fans brave enough to come out here. cold in texas, too. look at the map around the country, 10 degrees in new york city. take a look at it 26 degrees in dallas. as far as south as laredo. over in el paso where it's 2 # degrees. 10 degrees in atlanta this morning. guess what? this is warmer than it was 24 hours ago. that's the temperature change. some of those places 20 degrees warmer. as cold as it is, it was colder even yesterday. that's going to be part of a trend. we will see things warm up in a big way. these are your forecasted highs. i will run you through the entire week here and look at how you start to see in the days ahead this cold air break down. warmer air moving back in. temperatures are going to be climbing i

okay for justices or adam. a republican they decide to at eight justices because they think the four were unfair. and then it continues and continues in lentil think there's anyway you can end it. stu and dan abrams when the first cases prominent cases you ever covered hand cameras in the courtroom. did you advocate did that help carbon o.j. simpson trial or did that hinder? >> i am a w big advocate of cameras in the courtroom. i have a business called law on crime which covers live trials now. i have a bias. i also strongly believe in it. the vast majority of them the camera does not have been packed on the lawyers people forget the cameras there but o.j. simpson case was the exception everyone knew the cameras there. everyone knew where the camera rewas i think the critics had a point when it came to the o.j. simpson case. don't thinkee i've seen anything like that since where there has been a case with a camera in the courtroom where the camera itself has had an impact the way that did. remember the reason i

a 120-year-old collection of works by adam mickiewicz is not bad, right?flies, but in this place it is worth hurrying slowly. we are in the next building. long live teleportation in a cozy hellish fireplace. everywhere spiders cockroaches in the left corner are direct confirmation of the truth. healthy lifestyle - it's not just three letters. this is the concept of life, with which the sad drug addict vasily hanging in the left corner, unfortunately, does not know. the art estate, like a catapult, sends people to a slightly different reality for creative self-giving without selfishness and unbridled imagination. sergey oh, sorry, first of all, katya's cats, a huge human thank you. yes novogrudok did not expect surprised people atmosphere nature hills. wow, legs, they themselves are dancing, this is an energetic dance. wow here, even the cold gives energy local old-timers assure. that the northerners paid for the polish hour in novogrudok the wind here is like this, now it's clear. why exactly in this area did wind turbines appear and work fruitfully, also

i think it's brunson and adams. i wish people talk about this. >> can i go back to a set at the top, from day one they have been targeting the former president. >> believe me i don't think they thought -- >> let me ask you this. before the investigation, after january 6 and before this committee started its work, what did you think about the president's role on that day? and has your mind changed since? >> know my mind hasn't changed because i watch the day he was out there saying i want you to peacefully walk down there and make your voices heard. peacefully and patriotically protest. >> did you watch the public hearings or read articles about the january 6 committees work? >> i did a little bit. i'm going to be honest with you i was turned off by a lot of stuff because i watched the hearings with this russia stuff, all sorts of other stuff. i was turned off because they never proved anything before, they never brought up charges before, they tried to. now it is all coming out that this is all colluded by our fbi,

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it is my little story, nick adams. i was walking past my telogen with fox on as it always is and the president of the united states, donald trump, those walking out on the veranda with this incredible young man and he had a book in his hands and you know the press the minute they see donald walking on the veranda they come running to the veranda and saw -- open up the mics and saw this hotel about this great terrific young man, nick adams who had just written a fabulous book and he recommended it to everybody. so i said to myself i have to get him. i have to get nick adams so i called up the white house and i said can i have his information please? we can give you his publicist but not -- i called the publicist, that was the beginning of my wonderful relationship with nick adams, this special man. nick is achieved so much and recently turned only 38 years old. he has written best-selling books, he is always on fox, he is always on national radio, he works so hard, he is everywhere. i spoke to him on thursday, he was in

caller: john adams, abraham lincoln. three tkoer reviews, martin luther king were all of these trials well attended and considered in a sense entertainment? dan: i want to go through in my head each. the answer is absolutely. in each one of these five cases the courtroom was filled with people. there were more people there than the courtroom could handle in every single one. for some it was entertainment. for others it was their life. it was really important to them. in the abe lincoln case it much for entertainment. it was murder and interesting. in the alabama v king the people in the pews were impacted. they were people who had a vested interest in the outcome. jack ruby case i think again was more entertainment. people were interested, fascinated by saying jack rebeccay. so, it depends on the case as to the motivation for the people who were there. but in every single one of the cases even though the majority of them with the exception of the john adams case had largely been forgotten to history, when they happened,

adam kinzinger of kankakee,. illinois. ladies and gentlemen, kinzinger het elected to the house 12 years ago and for the bulkbuo of his time in office, he served utterly without distinction in virtual anonymity,rtual an a few of hisf constituents had heard of him, but none expressed interest insd learning more . then in 2018 came the transformation. that was the year that adambega kinzinger turned 40 and things began to change. to oinside of him.t sign the first signs were subtle but unmistakable. subtlt unmistakable, choking up but a choking up. but a car insurance commercial opening an instagram accountup d and posting pictures of himself wearing spandex bike shortself to starbucks without shame the and sometimes with a pack by twenty twenty one ,ow kinzinger had a full blown case of male menopause with all the familiar painful symptoms mood swings, hot flashes, food,t cravings, uncontrollable weeping. weeping.d haveron woul retreated from public life, chose a new pronouns and transitioned in private. >> but adam kinzing

>> i wrote this in my book how many times adam schiff said that there was evidence of collusion with russia, 2 1/2 years we listened to adam schiff talk about evidence that he had seen that was never there. let me be very clear about this point. congress has no formal role in justice department decisions. they can make recommendations today. but when it comes to the justice department's decision about bringing charges in the future, i would hope that they would not bring charges against the former president. i don't -- look, as i wrote in my book, i think the president's actions and words on january 6th were reckless. but i don't know that it is criminal to take bad advice from lawyers and so i hope the justice department is careful. >> dana: we'll see on that. >> i want to say i hope the justice department understands the magnitude and the very idea of indicting a former president of the united states. i think that would be terribly divisive in the country at a time when the american people want to see us heal. at this time of year we're all thinking about the most important things

may i introduce you to nick adams nick adams. thank you, ronnie. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. what an honor pleasure and privilege it is to stand before you here tonight. as ronnie correctly pointed out, this is indeed my fourth visit to the. and every time i come here, i feel just a little bit more in love with the organization, with the building, and with the group. a lot of that has got to do with rebecca, ronnie, who is a lady that is a magnificent patriot, a very kind person. and this is a bittersweet evening for us because this, of course, as you all know, is rosanne out a few moments ago, this is ronnie's last meeting physically being here. and i know that i speak on behalf of every single person in this room when i say thank you, god bless you. good luck in florida and we love you. i have a brand new book out today and it is called the most dangerous president in history. and i'm delighted that cc ban book tv is here to cover this particular. before i get into the book i want to speak a little bit about my feelings about the united s

relationship rich adam klotz, thank you. anita?: hundreds of thousands are sill without power on this bitterly cold christmas eve across the country. currently, maine and north carolina are seeing the worst outages. in some areas power companies are intentionally turning off electricity hoping to prevent widespread blackouts. alexis mcadams is lye with more on -- live with more on how the storm is causing a holiday disaster across the country. alexis. >> reporter: hi. that's right, aimee that, yeah, i'm here with all the good news on this christmas eve. there's a lot of problems all across the country with that dangerous weather pattern that has moved in, and right now it feels about 11 degrees here in new york city, and it's creating dangerous road conditions and even power outages. first the road conditions and crashes. take a look specifically in the midwest which was hit very hard. this is out in ohio, it's a 46-car pile-up that left at least 3 people dead and several others injured. hose crashes left that turnpike closed for h

while we believe in free markets and adam smith respected the workers. so we know because it's the right thing to do, it's a value that we share, that we have to treat working people with good wages and benefits and safe working conditions, we hope if we adopt the tentative agreement, there will be a strong bipartisan support for both those in the senate. you have to ask them when it is coming up. i don't know. time is very important. and protecting the financial security, the congress remains hard at work late last night on the omnibus funding package. it's about taking us into the future. our leader in the house democrats is congresswoman rosa delauro. you have heard me say time and time again, let their own devices the democrats and republicans can reach a solution and we should let them do that. but sadly, we have no choice if they can't, but we would have to have a year-long c.r. we don't like that. but if we can't have a solution, we have no choice but to keep government open with a year-long c.r. we made that clear in the white house meeting the o

i think we know why adam so you need mine is adam broke.g the covid pandemic and revealing that it was only because nicholas sturgeon wrong footed the government decided to so government and decided to do so . it was unscientific and unforgivable that was so wrong . unforgivable that was so wrong. ashley james, your union jack has minus steve barclay for having the audacity today to blame ambulance staff or paramedics for long waiting times when he knows that this has been going on well before this year and in fairness, they are the ones going on strike in potentially leaving heart attack patients languishing in their home, just saying . but i'm going home, just saying. but i'm going to go with adam brooks , matt to go with adam brooks, matt hancock today. it's ugly and jackass. hancock today. it's ugly and jackass . i'm not going to be hancock today. it's ugly and jackass. i'm not going to be in parliament. i have to be totally honest with you, dawn neesom adam brooks, ashley james, fabulous superstar panel, thank you so much for being her

but until then, adam of who seine is trying to get as much out of his plantation as possible. we have just seen how the conservation of cocoa in gonna can be improved, but in the wider cocoa industry, there are still too many examples of ecological over exploitation. so what about giving up chocolate? from time to time? we made some innovator then germany, who are found to st. alternative a world without chocolate, simply unimaginable for many people. the average german eats almost 13 kilos of the sweet stuff each year. but what you see here on the conveyor belts isn't really chocolate. close to munich suit technologist anna alina cook is hard at work on producing nicola, a vague and chocolate without coco either the house until she had bounced on the main difference with our nicu. or is that we use oats instead of cocoa being hung up on what the in terms of the process. it's very similar to using coco warner for 5 based fermentation of him and then drying, and then the actual roasting process items to her. so the oats are fermented using specially cultivated yeasts, then a co

however you adam of whose and he can only achieve this goal. if he manages his farm flawlessly, almost cojo quite shows him how the trees have to be proved when you look. so they have all the energy goes into fruit production and to warns against the use of pesticides. sadie close to the t. v. now we have taught their co farmers in ghana not to use we decide any more because a we decides where destroying the soil is what does making us well heavy. it was killing microorganisms that make the sway loose ends and good. instead, he recommends applying compost fertilizing the soil with compost alone is not enough though. climate change is presenting coco farmers in western ghana with new challenges because of drought. this farmer waters is 12 acre farm by hand every week august and the google. but i'll as it or die because of the how much i adam of wilson, his father has it easier now. 6 the dutch n g o. as in v drilled a board hole on orlando us morrow's farm and install the drip irrigation system, a pilot project for the region. it says the toilet

i agree with adam. i to say so. i agree with adam.s said, it was it was rude is ignorant. it was it was rude is ignorant. it was certainly crosses i don't the full context of what this conversation i've seen the transcript put out i don't know the full context the aggression in the language if there was i don't know i wasn't there i didn't witnesses conversation i think you know does this mean that the royal family is riddled with racy ism as it goes you seem to imply. no, i don't. that's what this is now going to be used for. i the sussex squad in america . they've got kate and in america. they've got kate and william over there. and they love this narrative that our british royal family is racist you've got harry and meghan picking up this award the picking up this award from the robert kennedy because they accuse the royal family a racist setup as a called a fellow trainee in the army. the p word and. okay. right. okay. well, he knows a lot about racism then. obviously does. but this is going to do real damage to the royal family.

what about mayor eric adams? he's complaining about 30,000 migrants being sent to his century city of 8 million people. you'd think they'd be able to fund that. when you compare to the hundreds of thousands -- i think it is somewhere around 500,000 in el paso. i could be a little off on that. but it's nowhere near the 8 million in new york, and he's asking for a billion dollars to help with that. >> todd: he's calling out kathy hochul and president biden. there's a crack in the democratic armor. let's see what happens. meantime, turn into a fox rather late. adam klotz tracking and other major winter storm expected to hit over christmas weekend. great if you're a child, bad if you're in adulthood needs to travel. >> if you want a white christmas, this might be good news for you, but i'm talking really cold air that unfortunately i'm sorry about, because we have big winter-like temperatures out there this morning. some real cold air going to be driven by winds especially in the northern plains, stretching from mont

mayor adams is talking about 30,000, needing all the money in the world. all democrats should be on board, calling on this administration, requiring they them to go to the border and solve the problem. you have a smattering. it's not enough. it's clear that's what is happening by design, josh hawley pointed that out yesterday in multiple news conferences, it what has to stop but it's not and our country will be ruined because of it. maria: of course it's by design. mark, let's face it. had an exercise happening in washington, d.c. they want noncitizens to vote in local elections. this is about their expectation that all these migrants will vote democrat. they want them to vote. >> the question is, is this administration avoiding the border or have they actually made a decision on the border and that decision is we are going to let these people through and we are going to convert them into being voters for the left. i think it may be the latter. i don't give them a lot of credit for being crazy smart and having great strategy, but i think they've already ar