apology to the parents of those that fell in harm's way because of social media and our very own aishah hasnie was in the middle of that to get answers for herself. aishah? >> hey, neil. that's right. mark zuckerberg making a stunning display of emotion in the middle of this jam packed hearing a apologizing to those parents in that hearing room. it wasn't enough to convince those parents and those senators to leave him and other social media execs alone. i'll tell you ahead. >> mark, do you take any blame for these kids who are dead? mark, do you take any blame? do you apologize to these families for these kids that are dead? as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke

>> trace: aishah hasnie live in des moines, thank you.'s bring in the "washington examiner" restoring america editor, kaylee mcghee white, and steve hilton. here's ron desantis in the fox town hall. watch. >> a year before the election of 1980, ronald reagan was losing to jimmy carter by 24 points. he will neck a massive landslide. my election in florida, november '22, i will neck the biggest republican victory in the history of the state. i had polls saying i was going to win by two, three, four points. they were way off. >> steve hilton, it sounds like he's banking on the polls to be way off to give him a little boost. >> he's got to put a brave face on it. he did a good job of that tonight. what else is he -- what else has he got? he's way behind. not just in iowa, the really shocking indication of the complete collapse, really, of ron desantis' campaign is that poll we should from new hampshire where he is fifth in new hampshire. if he doesn't do really well in iowa, his campaign is basically over. >> trace: it really is, and a lot of

aishah hasnie thank you. media research center tv sotomayor along former presidential and california gubernatorial candidate larry elder. thank you both for coming on. i want to put this up. this is the u.s.a. today the latest suffolk poll if the you can cuss were held today, we just lost stephanie for a moment there we have larry elder. you see president trump 54%, nikki haley second at 20, ron desantis now kind of really a distant third at 12.8 larry. what if haley ends up pulling a 30%? you see the former president very strong. if she pulls a 30 and trump is at 40, all of a sudden this whole thing changes. >> i think it does. if there's anything i've learned about politics having watched them since i was a kid is things are unpredictable. early in 2016 i would not have seen donald trump coming. in 2020 i did not see joe biden becoming the nominee. this things are unpredictable the weather is a factor we don't know that. the other big factor the governor of iowa and i met her kim reynolds i met her when i w

i want to go to aishah hasnie right now. in this very important state and other states that are looking at things, right? >> hey, neil. we are. we are not only tracking developments in iowa but also new hampshire tracking a possible potential huge story in new hampshire. we are seeing an aware of reports out there that former new jersey governor chris christie might be dropping out of this race as early as tonight. fox news, i want to say, has not been able to independently confirm this news with his team. i have reached out to his team. tried to get this confirmed for you. but i got a dial tone a voice mail, which is very unusual for his team. so we're working on that. i do want to share about seven hours ago, christie posted on x that he was looking forward to meeting with voters and answering their questions directly this afternoon at a town hall in wyndham, new hampshire. that happens at 5:00 p.m. eastern. you can imagine there will be a lot of tv cameras there to see if he makes a statement indeed. we will be there and

in iowa, aishah hasnie. fox news. harris: and now, big conservative voices pete hegseth. t.w.on, ben domenech and tammy bruce. you know what i want to do, i want to hear from each of you on how iowa is representative or it is not of a greater election. once we get into the general. what do we learn from iowa, pete. >> well, i think you first you can learn a lot about in this cycle who the frontrunner is, that is how donald trump performs will mean a lot, the first ability for messages and powerpoints and the pitches you made in dc to meet where the rubber hits road, you look good on paper or a good governor or senator, but you can look people in the eye at iowa state fair and do you connection and relate, it has a culling affect for real candidates. >> i think, iowa mayter -- matters but more for some than others, it is how well does haley perform. this is coldest caulk caucus in history of iowa, that will affect turn out. it depends on who it affects those with most enthusiastic supporters will do well, the last 3 g.o.p. nominees, did not win iowa, it matters but not as much

liz: aishah hasnie, thank you so much, good to see you.e have breaking news coming in and bring in congressman andy biggs from house judiciary and oversight. congressman, house judiciary fired off a letter to garland and mayorkas saying they're stone walling on border information about the terrorist who is have been caught at the boarder and criminal illegal aliens caught at the border. can you tell us more about this breaking news? >> yeah, here's what's going on, the department of homeland security and doj are prohibiting us from getting information that we need weather regarding to the terrorists and how they're processing him. we want to know about the fisa. there's reports they used fisa and we want to get to the bottom of that as well. the third thing i'll tell you about this is we know that the dhs inspector general is also testifying cpi complaining that the same two individuals and departments are slow walking and stone walling information he's trying to get on border enforcement and everything from terrorists that are coming in a

aishah hasnie, thanks. democrats are not caucusing this election cycle in iowa. there is speculation. one democrat may pose a challenge to president biden. west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. he may be exploring a third party bid. correspondent mark meredith has details tonight. good evening, mark. >> bret, good evening to you. senator joe manchin certainly appears to be testing the waters for a third party presidential bid. tonight the group no labels, which is tease ago unity ticket is actively to get itself registered in dozens of states. today manchin told he knows many voters are turned off of the idea rematch biden and trump. while he did not announce any campaign plan, he strongly suggests he will make his intentions known soon. >> let me just say that i'm not a candidate so let's get that very, very clear right now i'm here as a concerned person i have seen it upy front and personal. >> a potential sign he too may be thinking of a presidential rub. no label leaders also say they are interested in potentially getting former new jersey governor ch

aishah hasnie in what is going to be an increasingly frigid iowa. we have daniel lipham and julia manchester is with us. not a single person has voted yet. they have donald trump as a favorite. no candidate, certainly republican candidate, has led by this much going in to the iowa caucuses. there's pressure on him, isn't there? >> a lot of pressure on trump. not only because he has a wide lead but donald trump wants to correct the 2016 iowa caucus results. he lost then. he wants to make sure he wins this time and he's going in to new hampshire and south carolina as the presumptive republican nominee. on top of that, of course we know that he has a court appearance around -- or one of his trials starts close to super tuesday. so he wants to get the nomination out of the way by that point. we'll see if there's any surprises. we see that in averages, ron desantis is coming in a distant second in iowa. very closely followed by nikki haley. its interesting to see the debate, the iowa versus new hampshire debate. there's a school of thought that says iowa

aishah hasnie in des moines how all of that is going, hey, aishah.re, yes, so a lot of the candidates have campaign events scheduled for today. we'll see if they can get to them, neil. all eyes are on nikki haley right now to see if she can surpass ron desantis in terms of delegates on monday. she's scheduled to show up in cedar falls after having to replace all of her campaign events yesterday to telephone town halls because of the weather. meanwhile, some pro haley pac volunteers have been around nine different counties canvassing three different areas and they say it's cold and people respond better in person than they do over the phone. brand new numbers in from ad impact shows nikki haley has spent the most in iowa since the beginning of the race, $36 million that does include super pac money and she's surging in new hampshire and hoping to close the gap with president trump and that's why she has the largest target on her back from her opponents and also from senator rand paul who has not backed anyone, but launched a website, never nikki, and

>> well, that is exactly what an iowa live shot should look like, aishah hasnie. days before the caucuses. standing out there in the snow. you're a good sport. great job as always. thank you. that's what we expect to see in iowa. and in new hampshire as well in january. thanks so much, aishah. good to see you. let's bring in chris sununu who has been campaigning for nikki haley here in iowa. he gave her his support as governor of new hampshire as well. a very important race for her just about a week down the road. governor, very good to have you with us. thanks for joining us. >> you bet. great to be here. >> martha: you heard vivek ramaswamy say that if you can't handle snow, you can't handle xi jinping. give us an update on how things are going and when the nikki haley campaign will be back on the road? >> a lot of the candidates postponed their events not because of them because they don't want people driving. it's more of a safety issue. with vivek, about six people will show up anyway. it doesn't matter. at the end of the day, this is a one-on-one race. this

our congressional correspondent, aishah hasnie live on capitol hill with more on all of this. ishah: you know, the saying goes, if you can't beat them, just join them, right. that's what the creators of this new app called auto pilot say, and they let you copy whatever lawmakers are doing with their investments, whether it's nancy pelosi or anyone else that you are interested in. even a dedicated tool in this app to track pelosi's investments, according to the app says there are about 31% up on average. it's not just her, though, john. there is a huge list of the top performers in congress, plenty of republicans on this list as well. and the app creators wanted to make this app not to make money, but really to raise awareness to this issue so congress can do something about it and ban stock trading. there is bipartisan support for such a ban, but neither speakers pelosi or mccarthy or johnson have brought up a bill for a vote and pressure is now growing on both sides of the aisle. >> i was disappointed in candor. i mean, i think we should at least have an up or down vote on thi

. >> welcomed a fox news live i'm aishah hasnie.al leaders have reached a deal on overall spending levels to keep the government funded through the next year. a major step that could help avoid a partial government shutdown later this month. the deal brokered by house speaker mike johnson and senate majority leader chuck schumer allows for over what in a half trillion dollars in spending for the rest of 2024. defense secretary lloyd austin facing intense scrutiny over his undisclosed hospital stay last week, the 70-year-old was admitted to walter reed medical center monday night after suffering complications from an elective surgery, both sides of the aisle expressing concerns over his health and the fact that president biden and other top officials were kept in the dark for several days about his condition. we still don't know what he underwent. i am aishah hasnie, back to "life liberty and levin". mark: welcome back were here with douglas, what is the two state solution given to the palestinians and why is all the pressure on isra

aishah hasnie is in des moines. you've seen what adam is talking about. >> don't get scared, neil.id last night. i got a hat and a good iowa jacket. now i'm strong and ready to go. tough girl. this storm really ate up some campaign time for a lot of folks yesterday and today. nikki haley was out there this morning talking with crowds. she feels really good. she feels like she's got momentum. certainly it seems so in our new power rankings. nikki haley moves to second place in our brand new fox news power rankings. she's now surpassing ron desantis who is now in third. former president trump still leads the pack. his campaign has been using pretty sophisticated turnout system here in iowa. dominating the small donors. haley has become the target of a lot of attack ads from trump and desantis. desantis today was in florida for his state of the state address. off the campaign trail. according to our power rankings, he needs to overperform here in iowa, exceed expectations. it's a do-or-die state for his campaign. he certainly is putting in the worked. he pulled in 99 counties. he's do

aishah hasnie covering the nikki haley campaign, but we begin with grady trimbell who is covering the trump campaign moving to virtual. >> all the polling suggestions that former president trump is in the driver's seat of this race, but just like the other candidates, the weather is throwing a wrench in his campaign's plan as he makes a final push to reach as many iowans as possible this weekend before the caucuses and the campaign had to cancel three of the four events scheduled for this weekend or as you pointed out move them to virtual. all of the events were in rural parts of the state where trump is counting on his most loyal supporters and first time caucus goers to show up for him on monday. even before concerns over the brutally cold temperatures on caucus day could impact turnout. before those concerns started growing, president trump was in iowa telling his supporters not to be complacent. >> the polls are showing we're going to win by a lot and worst thing you can do, oh, let's just stay home, alice, let's watch-- let's watch it on television, we don't want to do that. >> p

>> aishah hasnie on capitol hill. aishah, thanks. against her ouster in "new york times" op-ed. gay resigned tuesday amid accusations of plagiarism and criticism over her congressional testimony which she refused to say unequivocally that calls for campus for the genocide of jews would violate harvard's conduct policy. gay righ writes in the "new york times" quote the campaign against me was about more than one university and one leader. this was merely a single skirmish in a broader war to unravel public faith in pillars of american society. congresswoman elise stefanik, who did much of the tough questioning in that congressional hearing of president gay applauded her resignation when it happened and after this op-ed is pushing back saying that this was not a, quote, well-laid trap. up next, the panel on president biden's re-election strategy. former president trump's supreme court appeal, plus the southern border crisis. first, beyond our are -- first, what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 i

aishah hasnie with the latest from nikki haley's campaign. >> john: and bill melugin, travelling with the desantis campaign, in urbandale, iowa. how are they feeling heading into tonight, bill? >> bill: well, john, we just talked to them a few moments ago and he said he believes the polls and the media have the race wrong. you cannot trust the poll when people have to go out in the subzero temperatures and meet in person with their neighbors. so, given that i asked him what does he think is going to happen tonight? take a listen. >> your prediction. >> it's going to be a great night for us. i think we will have a lot to celebrate because people have worked hard and a lot of energy. >> define a great night. >> you guys will know it. >> bill: and governor desantis says he's going to be flying all over the state today to visit different caucus sites in an effort to collect some last-minute undecided voters here in the state of iowa, and reacting to the poll that shows nikki haley in second place, almost half of her supporters say they would vote for joe biden over donald trump in a gener

>> aishah hasnie live in des moines, aishah, thanks.cks fell after the 10-year treasury yield topped 4%. the dow lost 232 today. the s&p 500 was down 18. the nasdaq fell 28. ♪ >> bret: breaking tonight, president biden is using the iowa caucus results as an opportunity to raise re-election campaign funds. his campaign framing the general election contest against whoever the g.o.p. nominates as a battle with the so-called maga republicans. the president also taking action on what figures to be a key issue in the race. the border crisis, something he doesn't call a crisis. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has the latest from the north lawn. >> we haven't heard much from the president yet. he didn't have any public events on his schedule even before the snow shut down the federal government today. biden has held only a handful of public events, since he left for christmas vacation in late december. mostly for his campaign. but, all that changes tomorrow with a key meeting. >> president biden will host top congressional leaders at

i don't have to imagine and neither does aishah hasnie, she's been in the middle of this all week, notlaining about the snow and the cold, a quality of hers that i do not admire. anyway, she's with us now. aishah, how are things over there? >> reporter: we are inside, so i'm really, really well. we're inside smitty's ors, one of the most popular place here in des moines where people are going to come in in just a few minutes and talk politics expect weather as well. this has been around since 1967. they've seen a lot of caucuses. this is going to be the coldest one ever, and i want the talk to my friend, owner ben smith. i want to ask you, do you think there's going to be a good turnout monday? >> i do. i've talked to several iowans, and there are going to be a lot of people turning out. >> reporter: yeah. we'll find out if the diners come in today, that'll be a good sign that they're going to come out monday as well. you know, the weather has already impacted a lot of campaign events though. want to talk about the biggest headliner, of course, the front-run orer, former president dona

aishah hasnie. >> what brings you to this event?the opportunity to make desantis and chip roy and thomas massey and just to hear them speak and present their vision for america's future. basically just be a part of it and get to see it in person one last time before he wins the nomination and goes to the white house. >> martha: you have to love the people out on the streets going to these events. they care about the future of the country. governor desantis has visited 99 counties here in iowa. we recently ran a graphic on fox business that showed that the des moines register was saying that desantis had visited 57. we've been clear throughout our reporting that he has been to 99. we've been watching these events. it's an important issue. candidates like to prove too iowans that they're willing to go to every county to meet them, which the desantis team says he clearly has. we have covered that throughout as well. we want to make sure that we cleared that up today. joining me now, chip roy, texas republican. he's seeing a massive sur

aishah hasnie in the middle of all of this where i think she is in des moines last i checked, urbandalee. it's actually a balmy 13 degrees so there is no reason to complain or talk about hangnail's or any of that stuff. go ahead. >> hey. so let me walk you around this neighborhood in urbandale, and you can see there is not a whole lot of folks, probably the first car we have seen in quite some time. he is over here driving through the snow. people are not really getting out and about, but the people who are out and about, neil, r us, the media, and also these canvassers for these campaigns. out earlier, we have some video to show you of these pro nikki haley super pac canv canvassers, door knockers, going door-to-door and really trying to get those last-minute voters to commit to caucus and come out monday night. got some kids screaming at the background, they are finally playing in the snow out here. so they are taking it seriously and they told me, look, this is crucial, crucial time. they don't have a lot of time left and they would rather be out there doorknocking then sitting in a

here is congressional correspondent aishah hasnie. >> mark, do you take any blame for these kids whore dead? >> meta ceo mark zuckerberg racing out of a fiery hearing on capitol hill today as he and the leaders of tiktok, x, snap and discord tried in vain to convince the powerful senate judiciary committee that they have made advances to protect children from predators, drugs, bullying and harmful content that could lead to suicide. >> we have restructured our trust in safety teams to remain strong and agile. >> but senators from both parties weren't buying it. >> your platforms really suck at policing themselves. >> children are not your priority, children are your product. >> then, in a stunning moment, senator josh hawley called on zuckerberg to apologize to the dozens of grieving parents in the room holding pictures of their dead children. >> you are on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims? [applause] >> i felt like that was half-hearted. >> lawmakers are now ready to give families the right to sue social media sites for damages. >> open up the cour

aishah hasnie has the latest from capitol hill next.tuart: nasdaq taking it on the chin, big tech mostly lower, nasdaq is down 200 points, slight gain for the dow. right now big tech ceos testifying on capitol hill about protecting children on social media platforms which i hear they shunned you. is that right? >> mark zuckerberg, ceo of meadow, i tried to ask why he's not spending billions of dollars on safety for america's kids instead of billions upon billions on expanding the meta verse and he stayed silent and walked in. things inside are getting underway and they are pretty tense. kids bloods are on the hands of these ceo. and chairman derman said, these companies implemented commonsense safety measures in the last week, that got a lot of laughs. they try to tout their tools and policies that aim to protect children, x is boasting it increased its trust and safety staff but that is not good enough for senators like marsha blackburn and richard blumenthal. they co-authored the kids online safety act that increases transparency and

aishah hasnie live with the details. >> i just downloaded the app, auto pilot and the creator told me beat them, join them, you can mimic trades lawmakers are making. they are taken on average of two we weeks, when they sell you, sutwo weeks later. when they buy, you buy. you can track nancy pelosi's investments. her husband has made millions and her portfolio is up year to date. top earners in congress, republicans on this list too. this app is created to raise awareness about why this is a problem. there is bipartisan support to ban stock trading because of people getting rich. progr progressive ro khanna said he was disappointed nancy pelosi didn't bring it up and he thinks president biden should weigh in. >> i think the president sh should -- in 2024. >> republican chip roy who supports stock trading ban told me there is absolutely direct conflict here and he will speak to speaker johnson about putting this up for a vote this year. >> you go into committees and vote og regulation involving mergers, big discussions. i will sit down with mike, we need to address it. >> he says it is

eastern, i'll be in iowa along with aishah hasnie, charlie hurt, guide been sent for the "big weekend show". >> bundle up, good luck. stay warm. we'll se 7:00 o'clock eastern time for the "big weekend show". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello eric i am mark levin and this is "life, liberty & levin." he might have heard on monday the iowa caucuses begin. the republican primaries kicked off in earnest. but there is something taking place in this country that is so grave, it is so daunting that is the cloud overlaying the entire primary process of the selecti selection. like never before in american history. the democrat party, the democrat president biden has hand and pointed attorney general and the attorney general and put special counsel. democratic judges throughout the country, democrat prosecutors throughout the country, democrat othe trial juries throughout the country, are trying to affect the republican process and the general election process using the criminal justice system at the local, state, federal level with 91 charges to try and convict both for the general election going into the ge

aishah hasnie live in des moines with more for us. >> good evening, you are correct, it's still frigideratures in the negative yet all candidates have been out today. some events were canceled because of weather but everyone has been hitting the trail getting last-minute handshakes and because every minute matters as we head into caucus night. including the former president trump at a packed rally this evening in indianola after canceling three other rallies this weekend. he met with volunteers earlier in the day and thank them and took peter to firefighters as well. a brand-new des moines register poll has him first with 48% of likely republican caucus goers, it a modest drop from 51% last month but still a commanding lead. here's what he told fox this morning about expectations tomorrow. >> we are doing very well. >> this weekend trump hit vivek ramaswamy truth social writing a vote for vivek ramaswamy is a vote for the other side. don't get duped by this, vote for jump. in the same full former south carolina governor nikki haley moves to second, up or from ron desantis. here are bot

aishah hasnie is live for us from a haley campaign event in pella, iowa event. >> you are right. nikki haley is trying to close the gap with former president trump. she was at another event in des moines earlier this morning. her message has been clear this is a two-person race and she's coming after trump. >> i would take donald trump over joe biden any day of the week, i'll make sure we don't have that option. everything we've done, people have been saying for months, back 14 were in the race and we were 2e fella to catch up to and we're going to get it done. that fellow, donald trump does not have eventing today. a number of surrogates, republicans are fanned out across iowa today. he did hold a rally yesterday and will watch election results in des moines. over the weekend he attacked vivek ramaswamy telling voters he is not maga. he is trying to break history tonight with 50% of the vote. all candidates, especially nikki haley says they are not going anywhere, they'll be in new hampshire next. harris. >> harris: thank you. mollie, lee carter, the polling expert said two thin

i am aishah hasnie, back to "life liberty and levin".k: welcome back were here with douglas, what is the two state solution given to the palestinians and why is all the pressure on israel to concede and no pressure to stop funded iran and stop funding hamas and stop funded the plo, billions and billions flowing into the terrorist entities, there attacking the united states military and other military. why is the pressure on israel to stop fighting, stop defended itself, surrender about 35% of what land is still has now, what is that all about. >> it's been like this for more than a generation, western policymakers have claimed for decades that the secret to the middle east blooming and the most wonderful way and the economic success is a two state solution they've always said, the clinton said it, the counterparts in britain, they all said the same thing they said the key to the middle east, unlocking the problems of the middle east is to sort out the palestinian question. that was always nonsense. the idea that the palestinians finally

aishah hasnie spoke with blackburn and blumenthal, bipartisan here, on what they want to hear today.a has failed kids. >> why has it taken so long? big tech companies have an army of lobbyists and lawyers who have fought every step of the way. >> the army of lawyers and lobbyists have cost them, i won't say how many millions of dollars, if they spent that money on protecting children, it would have saved lives. >> cheryl: zuckerberg says mental health is a complex issue and there is no link shown between using social media and worse mental health. >> cheryl: that is disputable. facebook and instagram are owned by meta. it is shown to be detrimental to teen girls. >> carley: president biden says he's decided how america will respond to iran and proxy forces after three u.s. soldiers were killed in a drone attack. [indisc [indiscernible] >> president biden: yes. i do hold them responsible in the sense they are supplying weapons to the ones who did it. >> carley: senator ted budd is joining us. what do you think about the response? wouldn't it have been better to do it than foresee it?

aishah hasnie has that story from capitol hill next. ♪ stuart: to the new hampshire primary.epublicans have endorsed donald trump for president. not one has endorsed nikki haley. are any of the senators joining trump on the campaign trail? >> we saw senator tim scott out with the former president in new hampshire. his name was floated as a possible vp pick, but i've got to tell you there are still some concerns among some senate republicans privately about trump being at the top of the ticket primarily because they point to the midterms and what happened with some of the trump hand-picked candidates. the quality of these candidates, we are looking at key numbers of senate leadership like mitch mcconnell, john thune, that stayed neutral so far, have not endorsed the former president as well as john cornyn but steve daines is publicly calling for everyone in the senate to unite behind trump posting this on x. he posts donald trump is the present of nominee. i'm encouraging every republicans unite behind him because it will take all of us to defeat president biden, take back the

that is how fox reports this sunday january 7 this 2024, i am aishah hasnie and for jon scott. thank you for having me, be safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello i am alicia acuna you with guy benson, lisa boothe and doctor marc siegel. welcome to "the big weekend show", the big story tonight, the mystery over defense secretary lloyd austin hospitalization, no one knew about his medical situation including his number two and she was not the only one of the dark for days, so was president biden fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is live in wilmington tele where. there is now a bipartisan effort in congress to get some answers. >> that is right and we still don't know why austin has been in hospital for nearly a week including in a step in the intensive care unit biden did not know for three days and many republicans are outraged and the defense secretary was missing in action. >> apparently the national security council did not know it, the white house did not know it, congress did not know what, a lot of turmoil international was secretary of defense. more than just a matter of was not t

stuart: nope, nope, nope and spoke with fox's aishah hasnie and said this.xas with speaker johnson right now? >> been to the border dozens of types. if i go down, i'm meeting one-on-one with people to get an insight of what they're doing. i don't need a dog and pony show for the border patrol and go out to the cameras. lauren: he'd fed up and in a letter co-congress, he's ready to shut down the government by withholding funding if it is not tied to meaningful reform at the border. he also said the border crisis is more than economic. he said we're increasing our population based on the promise of a socialist safety net. you're no longer seeing immigrants trying to come here to work to make it. they're coming here illegally to get as much as they can from the system, and he's not okay with that. so many americans, so many vovoters are not okay with what we're seeing at the border. stuart: he might consider -- voters might think it's okay to shut down the government in order to get something serious done on the border. lauren: some will. stuart: the man may ha

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aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. quite a hearing today, aishah. >> it was brutal. good afternoon to you. just moments ago mark zuckerberg, the ceo of meta walked out of the hearing room, out of the building to exit and i got to ask him if he takes any blame at all for the countless children who are now dead, the children of these parents. he did not respond, silently walked right into his car, and left. and i asked that question, guys, because earlier in this hearing he apologized to those parents inside, but he did not apologize for causing them any harm, but apologized for the experience that they had gone through. this was a very brutal hearing for all of these big tech ceos. republicans and democrats. incredibly fed up and really tired of having these hearings over and over again. in fact, three out of the five ceos today, guys, had to be subpoenaed to bring them here. they are ready to regulate these lawmakers, they are putting each ceo on the spot, asking them if they'll support any of the dozens of bipartisan bills out there to rein in social media and that

congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is in ames, iowa tonight, good evening, aishah. >> bret, good evening to you. you know, former president trump may have all his sights set on president biden but the other g.o.p. hopefuls, they sure believe that they still have a chance to knock trump out of this primary. >> so get excited four days until caucus. >> the reality is -- >> with all the debates and town halls now behind them, g.o.p. hopefuls are pounding the pavement in the final four days before the iowa caucuses. for them, it's not about the polls. it's about who shows up monday night. >> no one knows what the turnout is going to be. obviously with the weather, it could mean it's less. >> the high is forecasted to be negative 1. >> it's going to hurt the caucus. that cold, i think it's going to hurt it, yes. >> how is it going? >> overconfidence could also be a factor. some trump supporters told us they are not caucusing monday night. >> well, is it because the guy that you're supporting you feel like has got it in the bag? >> yes. >> who would you support if you were to go out an

let's get to it with aishah hasnie. she's been complaining nonstop about the cold. aishah, how is it looking there? >> it's freezing and very cold. bitingly cold. i'm standing outside of a caucus site here. its interesting because here in iowa, people that come here tonight is walk in and switch their registration to a different party. that will be interesting. of course, you heard of these reports of possibly independents and democrats switching their party to republican to vote for nikki haley and give her that edge to try to help her close the gap with the former president. so we'll have to watch that very carefully. take a look at this video. everyone except for former president trump has been out and about today campaigning. trump has no public campaign events today. although he has a large group of surrogates across iowa, including a lot of capitol hill republicans, neil. trump could make history tonight if he clinches more than 41% of the vote. everyone is watching to see if he breaks 50%. team desantis has been boasting more than 30,000 caucus commitments ton

aishah hasnie has the latest on capitol hill. >> you hit the nail on the head. immense frustration on capitol hill. will this lead to a wider conflict, nobody wants to see that on the hill, there's a lot of frustration, republicans in general want to see the president strike back harder and deter this back and forth situation we are caught up in. lindsey graham in particular has been calling for the president to strike targets of significance inside iran but there has been a lot of bipartisan pushback on that kind of talk. >> what i have to say to lindsey graham and others madly calling for war is they sound psychotic. absolutely psychotic. war is very serious. the president is planning to go to war with iran, he needs to come to congress and ask permission. >> let's vote about it but we shouldn't stumble or slide our way to another war in the middle east and have congressional robust debate and vote. >> reporter: war or not, there is a growing number of democrats, republicans now, that say the president needs to come to congress before he takes any military act

first to congressional correspondent aishah hasnie who has been live on the ground with us all week. right now she's in iowa just a little outside of des moines here. hi there. >> hi, martha. good to see you. yes, i'm at a church. this is one of the caucus sites tonight. follow me in. i want to give you behind-the-scenes look here at some of the state gop workers that are setting up tonight for this caucus. i have to tell you, martha, look, i talked to people here in iowa in the last couple days who say they will not make a decision until they come to their caucus site and get handed a ballot. that december you how important the last minute pitches are. everyone is on the campaign trail today. everyone by former. trump holding a public campaign event. he does have a large group of surrogates out across iowa including capitol hill republicans. now trump could make history tonight if he clinches more than 41% of the vote. he might be trying to make headlines by breaking 50% in an attempt to end the primary season early. although his campaign is trying to push back a little bit on those

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first aishah hasnie is on the ground live in ames, iowa. hi, aishah. >> hi, martha. you're right. it's about who shows up monday. that's what these candidates would tell you. it's about monday night, who will show up for them. i just spoke with some trump folks. they're all for trump. huge trump fans. they think he will win. that's why he's not going to caucus monday night. that's something that he doesn't want to see. when you talk to those that will caucus though, it's all over the place. listen to this. >> i think trump supporters are loyals. >> if i was leaning towards somebody right now, it would be between trump and nikki haley. >> the group that are anti-trump, those people will show up. >> desantis has a chance in our state. i'm still unsure. >> so everyone except for former president trump is on the ground right now crisscrossing the state. it's all about the ground game. how many commitments to caucus you can get before monday. nikki haley reacting this morning to that viral hot mic moment of chris christie slamming her chances. >> shes going to get smoked. you and i bot

congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is here in des moines tonight with this breaking news. od evening, aishah. >> good evening to you, bret. chris christie made that announcement about an hour ago in wyndham, new hampshire, and it comes after weeks of growing calls for him to step aside to make room for another candidate to close the gap with former president trump. in fact, just this week two new polls indicated that christie was only at a mere 12% in the granite state. here he is. >> it's clear to me tonight that there isn't a path for me to win the nomination. which is why i'm suspending my campaign tonight for president of the united states. i am going to make sure that in no way do i enable donald trump to ever be president of the united states again. >> anybody here who has committed to caucus with us, thank you. >> back on the campaign trail today florida governor ron desantis says iowa can upend the g.o.p. primary despite polls showing former president trump's double dignity lead. >> wondering iowa caucus plan to support for governor ron desantis to be our next presi

you don't hear aishah hasnie complaining. you didn't hear bret or martha complaining. fine. shah is complaining. she doesn't complain on air. she doesn't complain at all. >> i am going to complain on air now. i'm going to complain on air. it's so cold out here. it's dropping by the second. it's biting cold. it hurts. >> neil: i'm sorry to hear that. i'm not a whiner like you are. i told you about my double hang nail situation. how are things looking there? a few days away, right? >> yeah, thank goodness. governor desantis will be out here in ames, iowa to get the vote out. he doesn't believe in the polls. he believes who will show up monday night. he thinks he can still upend the primary through iowa. we'll see about that. everyone except former president trump and you know why is on the ground right now crisscrossing the state today. it's all about the ground game, neil. how many commitments a caucus that you can get before monday night. form-president trump is ahead by double digits. he's been pleading with supporters to not get too comfortable. i spoke to folks that love t

so at least i'm not ai aishah hasnie standing in des moines, iowa. >> ainsley: probably nice in l.a.ou like having a little bit of a mixture? >> yeah. it's a pleasant change. takes me back to my days in london. it's quite nice. >> steve: it's a chilly snap as jonathan hunt just reported. thank you, sir, for joining us live. speaking of hunter biden, out of nowhere so yesterday, they are having an oversight committee hearing about whether or not to hold him in contempt of congress for not showing up and sitting down to a closed door deposition. and so before they actually did the vote, he showed up. >> ainsley: showed up and sat there with his lawyers and what was the point of this? maybe to intimidate them, maybe to say hey, i am willing to come and speak to all of you public hearing five minutes; both sides helping him. >> steve: plus it's -- abbe lowell. >> behind closed doors it will be leaked. >> steve: selectively leaked. >> brian: transcripts. the oversight committee 25-21 to hold him in contempt. now up to a judge and what the attorney for the whistleblower told me last hour.

i'm aishah hasnie and this is the "fox report." thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i'm jimmy failla along with alicia and welcome to the big weekend show okay the big story tonight. the count down is on to the iowa caucus we're nine days away from the official start of the 2024 election season. and all of the republican hopefuls are putting on their boxing gloves fox news correspondent bill is in des moines tonight. >> gop candidates make their final push in the state of iowa with days left to go. today also happens to be the three year anniversary of the january 6th capitol riot that's something president biden highlighted in a campaign speech he made yesterday. he went after former president trump called him a threat to democracy and today president trump shot back at biden a the a campaign speech right here in iowa. take a listen. >> this beautiful child this young man how old is he, three? i would vote for him -- of because he's more intelligent. look, kid is three years old. [applause] he's got better judgment. >> in t