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joining the alina habba, trump's senior advisor and attorney. alina, great to have you on tonight. i want to start with matt gaetz. what can you tell us about the process of choosing him to be ag? was there a lot of consultation with the hill? did y'all bring and speaker of the house or any of the top republicans? >> i'm not part of the transition team. as you know, laura, i take my confidentiality incredibly seriously. i will say this, matt gaetz has been always on the radar and america first whether radical left likes it or not. he has been clear who he is and despite the bullying which we have seen time and time again and frankly, i'm shocked they only waited a few days before fearmongering which you paid for the american people. he is making selection some people that will not be bullied here until we have seen time and time again political people who are career politicians come in t like they are republican and they turn out to be a rino, they pulled him buckle under pressure. these people, they selections, they are not that. that might be frightening to cnn, msnbc and put up

and we have to do it quickly. >> laura: turn the rocks over alina.veryone needs to see. >> turn the page. >> laura: what is un underneathe rocks. turn the page. you also said you were taking yourself out of the runs as press secretary. a lot of people thought you would be a fabulous press secretary. any other thoughts about the administration in your role? >> i honestly that's between me and president trump and, you know, what i will say the love i got from that. >> laura: oh, shucks, tell us. >> come on, laura, you know me better than that i'm so honored honestly. i have been showered with love. that was not a position i wanted and i want the people that do want it to have their fair shake at it. i know the people that are up there. and they are going to be great and they are going to crush it. you know, it's going to be awesome. >> laura: all right. alina, thank you very much. great to see you as always. all right. trump didn't just run on restoring the economy and law and order. he promised to end the weaponization of government against the people

alina: sure, the d.a. in the recommendation which was to navigate this after the presidency, after he was done be present which is insane to me. instead of just saying drop this case, it was passed the statute of limitations just like letitia james case is fasted by by bragg and it was brought when he ran the key witnesses michael cohen stormy daniels horribly were not credible. we saw the new york court jury brought information that shouldn't have been according to the supreme court because he is privileged and entitled to immunity and is flawed from inception and will, they should be done everything should be done important in that case the judge to say he gave us we've file a motion to dismiss meaning that we now can file a motion to say look, they may want to wait another four years to put them in jail, we are not doing that what if i would rush and these are all the reasons according to supreme court according to basic law, this case should have never been tried. david: is wonderful predecessor to alv

that's why they're turning out at high rates. >> alina?e almost double in maricopa county, if you look at the actual numbers, number one. number two, president trump will not punish anybody. what president trump did on this exact issue was -- >> sorry, i want to go back to that. you're saying in the -- in the early vote today or -- i'm sorry, prior early vote or day of voting, you're seeing yourself that trump campaign double in maricopa? >> yeah. today, this morning as of 11:00, we had almost double for gop votes. that was 11:00 maricopa county. we are seeing -- he's right about one thing. that is that there are a lot of people out to vote, females out to vote, and they're voting because we are given more rights, protected now, given a chance to vote, to say what we want with our bodies. that's what trump did. this fear mongering as you just saw with senator kelly is the concern of the radical left. it's frankly untrue. that's why i stand with president trump, and doing this for my daughter frankly. >> alina habba, thank you very much. we

i've arranged to meet alina by the river. in norfolk, you weren't allowed to bring a posters or anything because they were like, also trying to keep the situation come. because you know it's, it's very dangerous. if people like start to find fighting amongst each other, all kinds of signs, whether supporting pressure or supporting se ukraine were from thank you like they didn't last. and so if there's what you can, let's take off the t shirts page. as we're filming a woman gets annoyed behind the camera, saying the police should be called because of the anti pooty and propaganda. when we turn the camera towards her, she cycles away many nor for residents with russian roots to assume only russian media. and there are more direct efforts to spread the criminal message from just across the river. moscow put on a concert, celebrating the russian military and specifically at the stony inside. i was just like very angry about it really? yeah, yeah. you know, because like, you know, just making the concerts but silly for us from thi

talking openly about to warn you. crane is frowned upon in norfolk, but alina, does it any way? of course, ukraine. i hope you, crane, and sweetie munificence, concerns what will come after putting though, despite the clear russian influence, we're still in estonia. alina invites us home. the 22 year old as a teacher, after her protest against vladimir putin, her school urged her to resign. she feels completely estonian, though she tries to explain the russian urge to look fondly on the soviet era. the sometimes i think maybe the life of simple as well. you know, you have one it the all, or do you one job, you know, like one house, same friends. but right now it's all very fragile and uncertain, and you have so many choices. and you need to know a lot and like, you have to think critically. so it's like not so simple anymore is donya has been independent again since 1991. since then, rifts have formed in many estonian families with russian roots including alaina's own well, i also consider myself as sonya and they loved my father. of course, we have different political views. we

thank you so much, alina train. vice president kamala harris is spending her day painting in the key blue wall state of michigan. she started at a church service in detroit . over the next several hours she plans to make several other campaign stops in that state for holding a rally tonight in east lansing. she took a brief break from the campaign trail last night, making a surprise stop in new york city for an appearance on saturday night live. >> kamala, take my paul mueller. the american people want to stop the chaos >> and and the drama. >> what do we keep saying? keep kemal and carry on all all. >> michigan a key battleground state. what is a campaign saying about her closing message to voters and her decision to stop by saturday night live last night? >> reporter: clearly, she had fun with this. my sense of why they agreed to it is not only did she have the opportunity to showcase a bit of her personality to voters that may not know her, but also , a nice moment for the entire campaign team who is traveling wi

su abuelita compartió con noticias telemundo estos videos de las niñas neveah y alina valencia en vidaegún la policía, pero una de ellas, por el impacto, salió expulsada del automóvil. ambas murieron en el lugar de esa tragedia. es una tragedia. si conducen, no beban y manejen, nos dijo la abuelita, conteniendo las lágrimas. es un dolor bastante grande y pues toda la comunidad estamos con ellos. anoche se realizó una vigilia gente de manera improvisada. colocan flores, veladoras, rezan. la mamá ya salió del hospital y regresó al lugar del accidente. acababa de pasar la mamá, como que estaba en shock. había una de las niñas. no sabía si la niña estaba con vida o no, el papá quien manejaba el auto, aún sigue recuperándose de las heridas. this is in a lot of pain. Él está estable en el hospital. ya sabe, de la muerte de las niñas, nos dijo su mamá. lisa. una persona muere cada 39 minutos en el país por un conductor ebrio. nos dijo la triple a tan solo en el 2022, más de 13.000 personas, 13.500 personas perdieron la vida en choques provocados por. por conductores que estaban bajo los efect

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alina. but look at that. this is an image of things to come. it's going to be a big change in our weather right now. we have some offshore winds lingering, but they're not strong. look what is coming through the weekend. we're going to start a cloud of that by say saturday in all the rain that you see here, how he's going to evaporate before it hits the ground. maybe some drizzle for us in the san francisco bay area for saturday and sunday. and then look what happens on monday. >> looks like some rain right across the bay area. it's not going to be a huge amount is going to be moving through, found it quickly. but we'll get maybe a 3rd of an inch of rain. a lot more if you head up toward your weekend, maybe over an inch of rain up there. but this is beginning of a series of impulses. so this is a really good start overnight lows on the chilly side, not much cloud cover to keep the things the atmosphere, warren. but we do see some numbers in the 30's, upper 30's in the north bay, including at santa rosa. here's a look at the forecast for tomorro

o alina >> una hora. >> se registraron 400 retrasos y 66 cancelaciones.rizona y dijo que no sabÍa nada del pronÓstico meteorolÓgico. entre los estragos que causÓ la tormenta se registraron inundaciones en sonoma. la mejor recomendaciÓn es que si tiene que tomar algÚn vuelo a partir de las tormentas o los vientos mÁs fuertes revise las condiciones meteorolÓgicas antes de salir de su casa. >> gracias por el completo reporte. se reportaron cortes de energÍa en diferentes zonas. mÁs de 10,000 clientes se vieron afectados. para tranquilidad de los clientes es el canon que estÁn monitoreando el comportamiento del clima. ha movilizado equipo voz a recursos claves. la cuadrilla pueden procesar esa energÍa. estamos colocando todo este material en Áreas crÍticas. puede reportar Árboles caÍdos a la lÍnea telefÓnica que ve en pantalla y podrÁs ver en tiempo real las zonas afectadas para tomar sus previsiones. hay controles de cadenas en todos los vehÍculos. la nevada estÁ bastante fuerte al igual que el frÍo. hemos recorrido la autopista. pude hablar con varias perso

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. _ joining us now is alina frolova, former deputy minister of defence of ukraine.r ukrainians, it's changed nothing because russia even before was stating in their doctrine that they can use missiles if they see a threat to their national interests. from now on, they have made a more concrete, but it's actually changed nothing. we know that the only way to go with russia is with force, and they won't react with force. but if you demonstrate weakness, they will react with more escalation. so for us, it changes nothing, and the warning is no more. within the united states, _ warning is no more. within the united states, within - warning is no more. within the united states, within the - united states, within the public perspective in the united states, clearly they will see that ukraine is fighting a nuclear state, its an asymmetric war, people in america might think you can never win?— america might think you can never win? actually, most of our partners _ never win? actually, most of our partners saw _ never win? actually, most of our partners saw that - never win?

>> alina habba, i love her. alina habba. any others?nne conway. >> will: i don't know if it gets any stronger than kellyanne conway. by the way, tate, also first time voter turned 18. >> yes, sir. >> are you excited? >> yes, sir i want my little sister to be safe and i want the deport all the illegals back and make the country better again. >> will: there we go. there you have it. first time voters. i think we can rattle off. hey, mark cuban i think people can rattle off smart, strong independent women around donald trump. i think lawrence as you have seen, everybody has already banked their vote. by the way there is another one. our first lady, melania trump. there is another one. ivanka. they are still ratling off names. >> lawrence: that first young lady. >> tulsi gabbard. >> will: wait, wait what did you say? >> sarah huckabee sanders, we love her. >> will: they keep coming up with names, lawrence. >> lawrence: we can keep doing this all day, will. thanks, brother. so the ballot battle, the legal challenge is already starting in key

david: alina habba, always a pleasure. say hi to your parents.ually knew them before i knew you and they are wonderful people. >> it's true. david: appreciate you being here. >> happy thanksgiving. david: well the left is attacking the trump transition for not involving the fbi in vetting their cabinet picks but why would trump trust the fbi after all of the legal attacks and sabotage they unleashed on him? deroy murdock, monica crowley and joe border borelli will jois coming up next. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance... ♪ ♪ ...at each day's start. ♪ ♪ as time went on, it was easy to see. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ and for adults with type 2 diabetes... ...and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, which can be fatal. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, trouble breathing, or increase

wait for it. 88 mile per hour gusts this morning at mount saint alina. so the strongest wind today were pretty much in the morning hours, especially the predawn hours into about noon or so. 65 mile per hour gust mount diablo. and many of the hills, of course, had the gustiest winds. and that would include the hill, freeman hills, livermore hills and of course, and ran county, not towel. pius fire danger, of course, that's all these winds and the critical, very dry conditions prompted the national weather service to create a fire weather watch warning that's been in effect and will continue to be so until tomorrow morning. how are we doing right now with the winds will died down in parts of the south, but still in north bay. look at that. fairfield. we're seeing pretty high winds, 30 mile per hour gusts in fairfield north of that. we still see some reds and magenta isn't that signals a really strong winds by about 7 o'clock tonight, we still see santa rosa clocking in at 36 mile per hour. gusts. and then it starts to relax as we head toward midnight. past

but if you put top mount saint alina goodness gracious, a gust to 88 miles per hour. 65 in mount diablo and in the hills of the north and the east bay. and even down in santa cruz county, they were really, really strong wind gusts that is starting to change. still gusty. no doubt about that in the north bay, especially parts of sonoma. napa county at santa rosa. 36 mile per hour gusts still and just a few minutes. but then that guys down, we head toward midnight and start to see less of the oranges and reds. and by golly, by tomorrow morning at 7, that's when the red flag warning expires. and that's when the winds have really died down. more coming up in weather right now. back to grant and vicki. thank you, kathy continuing our coverage on the weather in the red flag warning kron four's gayle ong has more on how >> folks in the bay are preparing for the potential of wildfire. >> red flags are out at stations like the marauder and a fire district in contra costa county. that wind is really i was thinking about that today. how often would someone started a fire through a plane because it

we've got germany's foreign minister, alina babbled, saying, sabotage, can't be ruled out. what do you think? do you think this was an accident? a good evening. uh, from technical specificity, if uh we don't see any, any sensors or, or, um, uh, there is no information that there is a, uh, uh, the, and the sub latasha or the intentional actions office accident happened. so at the moment, uh, in the media and what we would know is there is no, there is no such information available. can you tell us what you know about the last few minutes of this? dhl, call those lines. as from a patient perspective, the income for 2 was doing a normal approach to getting those import. and just before uh, less than 2 kilometers uh from the test hold off. uh and they, it crashed on into the ground. uh so as well during the, during the conversation these, the atc, there was some difficulties. we saw that uh but there was no uh, contact established with the tower of the board. so therefore, we can think that there was some difficulties during the, during the operation of doing the uh, flying the

su abuelita compartió con noticias telemundo estos videos de las niñas neveah y alina valencia en vidael automóvil. ambas murieron en el lugar. esa tragedia es una tragedia. si conducen, no beban y manejen, nos dijo la abuelita, conteniendo las lágrimas. es un dolor bastante grande y pues toda la comunidad estamos con ellos. anoche se realizó una vigilia a gente de manera improvisada. colocan flores, veladoras, rezan. la mamá ya salió del hospital y regresó al lugar del accidente. acababa de pasar la mamá, como que estaba en shock. había una de las niñas, no sabía si la niña estaba con vida o no, el papá, quien manejaba el auto. aún sigue recuperándose de las heridas. es tipo is in a lot of pain. Él está estable en el hospital. ya sabe, de la muerte de las niñas, nos dijo su mamá lisa. una persona muere cada 39 minutos en el país por un conductor ebrio, nos dijo la triple a tan solo en el 2022, más d de 13.000ersonas, 13.500 personas perdieron la vida en choques provocados por por conductores que estaban bajo los efectos del alcohol. mañana se presenta en la corte de rancho cucamonga e

we've heard on alina there. zach mentioned that we don't care about your opinions, we'll do what we want. and then we're starting to see sort of this for boss form between western europe in eastern europe. and we can see exactly as you both mentioned the how much under control west as the central and western europe are under the united states of america. it's pretty interesting to see. we know that all world world start with germany, a rise in germany and relationship with russia and this one is no different. and they, we, you guys have mentioned the energy north stream and all of that and, and everything was just to put western europe back under the, the american system. yeah, it was a kate, the. well, in this case, you know, there was the old framed phrase during the cold war. keep the russians out, the germans down, and the americans in, well, it's to keep the russians down and out and keep the germans down and how it in america i can say, and i think, i think that's the new and that, you know, water has nothing to do with audiology. i mean, all, you know, most of us here with our, ou

>> jesse: alina, they all have their private restroom.ivate restroom here at fox. they should be comfortable in their own restroom. i should have my own restroom. >> i'll negotiate that for you. >> jesse: thank you very much. see you later. this is a fox news alert. laken riley's killer was convicted this morning and sentenced to life in prison without parole. christina joins us now. >> again we want to warn the viewers the details of this case are graphic and disturbing. the 26-year-old venezuelan immigrant who was in this country illegally was sentenced to life in prison without the possibly of parole today. the prosecution said he bashed her skull in with a rock repeatedly. the judge handed down the sentence today after listening to powerful statements from riley's heartbroken family. >> your honor, i'm asking you to please give him the same thing he gave us when he made the choice to take laken's life and destroy ours. he showed no mercy on laken when she was begging for her life. >> i am completely disgusted having to even look and b

here is alina with more. >> reporter: president elect trump spent saturday marked down in florida meeting with his transition team and going through a series of candidates he is considering selecting for top cabinet roles and white house positions. on saturday he did not announce new people serving in his second administration but he did announce who would not be. he talked about not wanting mike pompeo or nikki haley to have any part in his second term. i will read some of what he wrote. i will not be inviting nikki haley or mike pompeo to join the trump administration which is currently in formation. i enjoyed and appreciated working with them previously and would like to think them for their service to our country. to give you context on where some of it is coming from, mike pompeo is someone who many people in trumps inner orbit is still close to and believe he did a good job as secretary of state however his relationship with trump has soured in recent years particularly because pompeo distanced himself from the former president after he left office in january 2021. pompeo did not en

former president trump now speaking to the audience in gastonia, north alina.nitor the remarks and you will as well alayna treene. >>> vice president harris hitting the trail hard today. she will soon speak at a rally in atlanta. the dueling events happening now, before she eventually had to north carolina. harris is joined at the george get out the vote rally by movie director spike lee, singer/songwriter victoria monet and other guests. we saw the two georgia senators who have hit the stage ahead of harris's arrival. early in person voting in georgia ended friday with more than 4 million people in that state already casting their votes. before departing milwaukee this morning , harris focused on the economy as part of her closing message. >> i intend to earn the vote of everyone and i do not take anyone's vote for granted. my highest priority as president will be to bring down costs. to that point, i know the cost of groceries is too high. everyone knows it. my plan includes what we are going to do in terms of taking on corporate price gouging and having the

so that means we had big diminution in the wind yesterday. 88 mile per hour gusts at mount saint alina this morning. very calm and tranquil. but you'll notice there's still an offshore component to our winds at this hour. they still trend from the land to the sea that keeps the atmosphere dry. so we still have concerns about fire because the atmosphere is dry. also, the fuels are dry. so be very careful. the good news is tomorrow. the winds start to turn around and tomorrow morning you'll see much more of the sea breeze heading right through the golden gate just the way we like it. not powerful, not strong, but it will bring the moderating effect of the pacific ocean. it will bring more humidity and the atmosphere will start to become much more moist. so that's really good news. and the winds will be terribly strong. the big area of high pressure. and yet it's here. we still see a bit of offshore wind look at the change in the pattern as a trough starts to head in our direction, a big dip there. and then you see some precipitation. looks like there's a front coming our way. in fact, we

cnn's alina treene broke the story. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, that's right, dana. donald trump is expected in the coming days to announce that stephen miller will serve as his deputy chief of staff for policy. back in the first trump white house stephen miller was a senior advisor but had a lot of influence. also helped write a lot of ÷÷donald trump's speeches, but was also one of the key architects of donald trump's hard- line immigration poses. this time around that has not changed. he has been lead architect ed has of a second trump term for the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants and has had a lot of influence with donald trump. he did back then. he does even more so now. it's unclear exactly how immigration and how it is going to be run in a second trump term but which i talked to a lot of sources who are with onald trump on that island hunkered down at mar-a- lago, a lot of what will be, decisions made, they say, happening likely in the white house. i think you'll see stephen miller has a very big say in all of that policy. i also think it's worth not

alina. but look at that. this is an image of things to come.s going to be a big change in our weather right now. we have some offshore winds lingering, but they're not strong. look what is coming through the weekend. we're going to start a cloud of that by say saturday in all the rain that you see here, how he's going to evaporate before it hits the ground. maybe some drizzle for us in the san francisco bay area for saturday and sunday. and then look what happens on monday. looks like some rain right across the bay area. it's not going to be a huge amount is going to be moving through faraday quickly, but we'll get maybe a 3rd of an inch of rain. a lot more if you head up toward eureka, maybe over an inch of rain up there. but this is beginning of a series of impulses. so this is a really good start. overnight lows on the chilly side, not much cloud cover to keep the things the atmosphere, warren. but we do see some numbers in the 30's, upper 30's in the north bay, including at santa rosa. here's a look at the forecast for tomorrow. 60's 70's 6

this morning, alina habba, spokesperson during trump's legal issues says she is not in contention forob. back to you. >> brian: she pulled herself out of it. i think carl karolina leavett, pavlich and megan kelly and scott jennings, who has done a brilliant job making the president's case. not every time, but on cnn. >> steve: those are great c contenders we saw yesterday with president trump pulling matt gaetz out of a hat, nobody saw that. according to d.c. inside political reporters, it sounds like matt gaetz wasn't even on the list. the airplane ride, he was on the plane with the president, where they came up with this know pla. there were other people involved. it is known suzie wiles incoming chief of staff likes matt gaetz a lot and had him prepare donald trump for the debate stuff. it is curious that this particular name, which has yesterday electified washington is going forward. >> ainsley: has to go through senate confirmation hearing, what happens if it doesn't work out with confirmation? he's stepped down. land he could be appointed to a position where the president doesn

alina has more. >> reporter: president-elect trump spent his saturday locked down in florida meeting his transition team and going to a series of candidates he is considering selecting for top cabinet rolls as well as white house positions. on saturday he did not announce new people that will be serving in his second administration but he did announce who will not be. he talked about not wanting his former secretary of state mark mike pompeo or nikki haley to have any part in his second term. i will read some of what he wrote. he said i will not be inviting nikki haley or mike pompeo to join the trump administration which is currently in formation. i enjoyed and appreciated working with them previously and would like to thank them for their service to the country. make america great again. to give you context summer some of this is coming from, mike pompeo is someone who many people in trumps inner orbit is still close to and believe he did a good job as secretary of state however his relationship with trump has soured in recent years particularly because pompeo had distanced himself

alina straws. >> police are looking for a man and woman who stole christmas decorations from a southernifornia business reporter kimberly chang spoke with the owner and shows us a video of the theft. >> studios in long beach, there are definitely some people on the naughty list >> a man and woman were seen unplugging and walking away with a vintage santa and snowman from the front lawn. this happened tuesday around 02:30am, in the the pair seen stuffing the decorations into a black sedan before taking off. staff say they don't recognize the pair. >> it's very upsetting that people would still holiday decorations. it just feels like such a violation to us and very grinch, like studios is located on orange avenue near bixby wrote in the california heights neighborhood of long beach. it's a high traffic area and co-owner marty farmer suspects the visibility. >> may make them a target. this is a very mean road here and long beach. i know we are risking our our decorations, but i'm always so hopeful that people will just enjoy them and steal them from us. >> you know, we have taken more secu

. >> jesse: let's bring in alina cardone, a former democrat turned trump supporter.st of all, when you woke up and you saw that mika and joe made a pilgrimage to mar-a-lago to break bread with donald trump, what is going on? >> shock! i cannot believe it. it is pandering at its best. clearly they're terrified where they'll end up in the fewer and they're trying to play nice now after a long and bitter, horrible treatment of our president for the last really decade. it was a nice gesture. it might be a little too late for them, i'm afraid, but interesting nonetheless. >> jesse: do they think that trump will audit and deport them? is that why they're trying to get on his good side? or are they just seeing where this is going. this is moving fast and their ratings are atrocious. i don't like to rub that in, but it's a fact. their parent company might spin them off and sell them. is this just about survival? >> it probably is about survival, but it's interesting that everything that they seem to accuse the president of and all of his affiliates for the last 10 years is a

alina, and essentially it's everyone who did him a solid and danced for him as you say white church dancedn the place where puerto rico was called a trash heap. that's how you get a job with trump. do you think any of these people last a year? >> i guess it's all a loyalty test. probably not. we'll see high-profile firing and this culminates in donald trump setting up his own media platform which fox news, newsmax all out of the way and all of this cast of characters that you will see with government responsibility now will have their television shows after in a trump media platform which should concern all of us as whether or not the first priority of these appointments is actually someone that can govern. i would say with rubio, he's qualified. people can probably disagree with him. he's actually one of the more qualified picks. kristi noem maybe as knowa executive and hopefully there aren't dogs around the office at dhs. >> she did shoot her dog. >> first of all, trump hates dogs so you know he won't have a dog, so i guess that the white house is safe for pets because trump, you know, i

legal spokesperson alina has according to reports, emerged as a front runner for the role of white house she joins us now with reaction. first of all, it was your legal team that, in fact, requested this delay, indefinite delay, finally the judge agreed to something, but for all purposes is in this case a dead? >> -- it was dead upon arrival, this case was never supposed to be brought, we know the doj had appointed people that were supposed to go in and investigate trump before he decided to run for office and when he decided to run for office they brought charges. we know what this has been, we have in talking about it for years, it's a sham at trial that was brought to key president trump in the new york courts as all of these cases were. they failed so now we have a judge who should have dismissed today, hopefully he will, you should and the supreme court has spoken on this. it's exhausting to the american people at this point i think they spoke loudly on november fifth about why they are tired of it. and the direction the american people want to go which is america first, policy, sec

for legacy media but for medical professionals, for pharmacy companies that knew they were selling alina to the american people. even the surgeon general, there may be a coming of reckoning for her because she was the one out there saying take that third booster shot. there was all of these doctors saying this stuff and now we are seeing that they were so far wrong, the best thing in the world was going outside and putting some sun on your face. opposed to sticking yourself with a bunch of things that you hope worked out because there were small test groups of 100 to 1000 people that seemed okay. so i am saying hopefully one thing this country needs, we need a giant bath of accountability. for what we've seen these last two administrations, going out of their way to undermine president trump, the legacy media and you saw pharmaceutical companies and doctors willing to make the dollar instead of protecting the american people. so i'm hopeful that we will see some of this coming to light. [applause] >> great points tyrus, kennedy what are your thoughts? >> i will echo what tyrus is saying.

senior trump advisor alina habba joins me now. so you were there last night. how did it feel?n't have words. i truly don't have words. i'm always a -- and you can tell from my voice --. >> jesse: you and sage lost it. >> i lost it. i mean, i was sitting with the president, i was right behind him watching the results come in. elon musk was there. it was very surreal. you know, you have a moment where you say, wow. you know, i started as his lawyer, jesse and i'm very realistic and humble, i'm grateful for this journey but i can tell you it's been a journey and they put us through hell. and to hear them say, the view, and not to be negative, but to hear the commentary, you know, we should be ready to protest. we should fight. you know, i can't stop but think, then are we going to say you're an insurrectionist if people do what you say? you know, we have fought so hard, and i think that their tactics back fired on them. i think they know that. i think we got voters out because they're tired of this rhetoric, they're tired of a divisive america and they realize that president trum

alina is up at the microphone right now we've got all the counties in the places it's one of those daysrthel: this you have this last hour the interesting thing about north carolina's for the very first time more republican ballots in early voting were returned than democrats. now, the greatest number was among unaffiliated members. we do not know how they voted for the fact republicans beat democrats in the early vote in north carolina, that is stunning. and may be an indication of which way the state is going to go. >> how many turn out on election day or two byron york's point they go early you will not see the turnout on election day. those of the questions we are all asking at this hour we do not quite have the answers until it all happens. we are watching t that live arod to see former president trump party spent a lot of time on the ground in north carolina rallying voters. we are about to see him shortly. arthel: alright, now this. >> we want a free, fair, transparent election. we went all legal votes counted and only legal votes counted. and so we have put together a very aggre