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calling american flag and constitution a prop is disrespectful. even if it is one, why ban it? at at the meeting, i can't comprehend how u.s. flag or constitution could offend anyone. if you are offended maybe you are living in the wrong country. >> carley: respond to this, council president told fox news, let me be clear, edison council will never ban a flag from the public meeting. if any remarks implied that, i apologize. what is your reaction to that? >> why did they follow through with this? there was no confusion, no confusion on their end. if this was ill intent from the get go. they had all intention, this is about control, control time limit of public speaking and they want to control the edison residents when they go to the podium. there was no confusion. these amendments need to be rescinded, they allowed this to go through to be brought up in a council meeting, this has to be retracted. if this is allowed in edison, another town will do it. we should be progressing and proud to live in america, not deaggress and want to ban the united states flag. >> carley: i can't

to join in and she was going on. >> the chancellor comes out with bringing flag dow dumping the american flagjust telling them to wait. >> precooked there wasn't much thought. we do not want to let it touch the ground. >> take a look at this moment of patriotism a group of frat brothers defend the american flag from anti- israel protesters. >> weone of the most inspiring parts about it would sort of just looking at the people standing under the flag with guillermo and i pray. >> are about 10 or 15 fraternity members who held the flag with us. i do not think i expected the backlash in that moment from our peers. people were throwing water bottles, sticks, we were out there for probably 45 minutes to an hour holding up that flag. and i remember i asked alex, how long are we going to stay here? >> i respond as long as it takes. >> is like we all connected our brains and stood there protecting one thing. >> usa. >> that moment for us was about her country. there's something you believe in, stand up for it and see when people join in. [cheering] now please welcome fox nation courage award winners

>> fox news in that exclusive indiana high school student going viral for refusing to move an american flagk. >> he seemed to have inspired patriotism. >> students from the day after had flags on their cars. >> i put within on mine. >> everyone posted an facebook, and the snapchat. >> millions of views, i had support from people not just all around the county, buts all around the world. >> a high school student in indiana got a free patriotic paint job. a local business heard the story and decided to wrap the truck in red, white and blue. >> the school principal and school board backed down on the statement. >> it was in all that it blew up the way it did. [ cheering and applause ] >> our future is in great hand. patriotism is making a comeback and young people will lead the charge and be proud of america again. mark my words. in that spirit let's welcome this year's young patriot award recipients. that great young gentleman, cameron blasik. [ cheering and applause ] >> congratulations. >> all: usa. usa. usa. >> wow. thank you all so much. seriously. i never expected to be here throughout a

the chancellor comes out, begins bringing the palestinian flag down and putting the american flag up.ere as long as i'm chancellor. >> thank you very much. >> the chancellor leaves. and during this time, protesters are starting to bring the flag back down. i remember telling them, just run. there really wasn't much thought. go. we don't want to let it touch the ground. >> take a look at this moment of patriotism as a group of frat brothers defend the american flag from anti-israel protesters, one of the most inspiring parts about it was sort of just looking at the people that were standing under the flag. >> with guillermo and i, we didn't all know each other. there were about 10 to 15 fraternity members that held up the flag with us. i don't think i expected the backlash in that moment from our peers. people were throwing water bottles, sticks, and we were out there for probably 45 minutes to an hour holding up that flag. and i remember i asked alex, i said, how long are we going to stay here? i responded, as long as it takes. >> it's like we all just kind of connected our brains and

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we can actually wear american flags on our chests, on our hats and be proud.bad person. [laughter] no -- >> i wore a hat the other day with an american flag, and i thought, oh, it's okay, right? >> be proud. >> yeah. feels good to be proud again. >> all right. thank you, adam and jonathan. appreciate your help and time today, guys. great job. "varney & company" is next. ashley ashley webster is in for stuart. ashley, take it away. ashley: merry christmas, gerri, and to everyone. thank you so much. good morning, everyone. i'm ashley webster in today for stu varney if on this christmas eve. can you believe it

we can actually wear american flags on our chests, on our hats and be proud. isn't it weird that for a while you had an american flag, oh, you must be republican, you're a bad person. [laughter] no -- >> i wore a hat the other day with an american flag, and i thought, oh, it's okay, right? >> be proud. >> yeah. feels good to be proud again. >> all right. thank you, adam and jonathan. appreciate your help and time today, guys. great job. "varney & company" is next. ashley ashley webster is in for stuart. ashley, take it away. ashley: merry christmas, gerri, and to everyone. thank you so much. good morning, everyone. i'm ashley webster in today for stu varney if on this christmas eve. can you believe it? guess what? if an early christmas gift. senator rand paul's annual festivus report on wasteful government spending is out and p oh, yes, there's some beauties this year. it reveals hat biden administration squandered more than $1 trillion on let's just say questionable projects including a drag cabaret show on ice, i kid you not, to promote climate change, a $12

protest the ban on so-called props which include the american flag.lanned for tomorrow. edison resident russell retired editor and chief were both there at the meeting were there last night and they join me now. good morning to you both. keith, bring us up to speed. flags were banned by the city council at the meeting. >> the city council said they weren't so what is going on here. what's the latest. >> in a really bizarre meeting they did walk it back and they apologized but the ordinance in place and they passed they refused to repeal still. >> carley: why not? >> all the behavior going on in the meeting that led to this still went on last night. everybody is kind of in limbo as to what is going on and what they are going to do at the meeting wednesday night at 7:00. >> carley: russell, this story has really picked up steam. why do you think that is? >> it hate nerve with a lot of people. it's not just appeals of material. it's a strong, very strong powerful symbolic -- it's very symbolic to many people. anybody that has a family member that's been

well trump replied, we'll see about that, posting an image of an american flag planted in the canal. trump is also eying greenland again which he first expressed interest in purchasing in 2019. in a post naming his ambassador to greenland trump said for purposes of national security and freedom throughout the world, the united states of america feels that the ownership and control of greenland is an absolute necessity. greenland's prime minister gave a response saying the country is not for sale and so far there's no response from leading democrats and the party is left without after biden leaves office. the "wall street journal" reports their party has yet to land on a clear message or a leading messenger leaving the president-elect mostly unchallenged even as republicans who expose their own vulnerabilities and divisions when trump nearly derailed a stopgap funding deal with last minute demands. biden has largely stayed out of public view as trump continues to hold meetings with business executives and world leaders, in fact yesterday, trump announced the russian president vladimir

participating in the flat in the classroom and raising funds to proudly display a 30 by 50 foot american flagn the school's main hall. a historic first. join me in celebrating tpusa cedar valley high school. [applause] ♪ gives you hope for the future. amazing. now onto our college recipients. this is a big one. of all the states where this -- this is a college student patrio of the year award. the state you would expect this the least would be in wyoming. you would think that in wyoming that we have robust free speech protection, but for those of you that are in very conservative states, you know that some of those conservative states can be the worst for our values. some of those conservative states can have some of the bluest cities and bluest administrations the tpusa college student of the year award recipient is gabe, a senior at university of wyoming. a trailblazer for free speech and conservative values. spotting an inactive chapter on campus, he revived it. transforming a four member organization, reshaping university policy undeterred by backlash by displaying pro-life materials or h

and the american flag always flies over it. and even during the nazi occupation of the city, the american flag was there. i as all of us appreciate your book and being here this evening. a couple of things i read in the alexander gazette about things pertaining to lafayette's visit. and they mentioned a marker and there was a photograph of it. and this past sunday, i went to the wrong end of st asaph st and fran found the wrong house. but when i knocked on the door, the people were very inviting and said, come on in. yes, he was here. made a new friend. i was at north st asaph. not so, but i'll have to go back and tell him. i don't think he was actually here. i think he was south of where you are. but do we know where that marker is? because yes, it is right on the it's about two blocks a block away, right on the corner of duke and st asaph on the duke street side, on the south side of duke street. so a new marker that's just been yeah. just been installed. a lovely unveiling tonight. okay. well i will try to get to the right s

you sit all day with this beige or green tablecloth and a little japanese flag, american flag in front of you, and you turn on your microphone and not much happens. then you have drinks and at about nine or 10:00 after a few drinks, you understand what's really on people's minds. at one of those sessions, ryozo and richardson recounted pound the table diplomacy. at one of those late-night drink sessions, my japanese counterparts said, we will be frank with you, we see china's economy growing and we see china's economy passing the u.s., passing the japanese economy. and we want to know, when you talk about reaffirming the alliance, when you see the importance of the chinese market growing more than the importance of the japanese market, aren't you going to desert us and turn more to china? i said to them, and i still believe it to this day, no, i don't think so. because you are a democracy and we are a democracy, and because you do not present a threat to us and we do not present a threat to you. and you can't say that about the u.s.-china relationship. i think that was the basis on whi

it is nonnegotiable, to which, as he pointed out, he posted a picture of a ship with an american flag on it, saying "welcome to the united states canal." obviously the -- is there any wy trump could take it back? >> i think we should have a serious discussion about the failure of the united states under the carter administration to give up one of our most significant strategic points in the world? one of the greatest american engineering strategic achievements in the 20th century. let's have a conversation about what is -- china is now dominating the panama canal and threatening our interest in the western hemisphere. talking seriously about what it would look like for the united states, some kind of negotiation with panama to have a future steak with more comprehensive american stake. something under teddy roosevelt. >> john: then they are saying the trolling of justin trudeau, which he continues to do mercilessly. here's what he said on wednesday. "no one can answer why we subsidize canada to the tune of over $100 million a year appeared makes no sense. many canadians want canada to

i have an eagle tattoo on my chest with its wingspan on my arms -- >> katie: and the american flag. > is holding an american flag in each talent with a gun at a diet coke. >> joey: i don't know if i believe you, but i have everything but the diet coke tattooed on me. i need you to know that is a real thing, some of us -- >> katie: joey, you are a patriot, though, i think we should talk about the turkey and how the turkey was actually proposed as the national bird. >> joey: kennedy beat me to it. listen, i love a bald eagle. i love the symbolism. they look cool. but i also am a big fan of benjamin franklin. he wrote a letter to his daughter, and he called the bald eagle as a bird a bad moral character, he does not get his living honestly. he is too lazy -- they call them freedom pigeons because in the wild what they do is they steal the kills of other animals or they scavenge and pick up things that are already dead, and this is what i love. he wanted the north american turkey, which pretty much their four turkeys in north america and one in central america, so it is an american bird o

that you can wear an american flag and it means you are republican? why aren't these things american? and the work isn't done until that is true. look, i've lived in other countries. and america is amazing. i lived in england for three years while i was racing and came back and immediately got an american flag tattooed on my back. merged with a checkered flag. it is not really very clear, it is a little blurry. and as i get older it gets worse. but the memory is there, and i am sure pictures are on the internet. but that is how much i love this country. so when i made this post and had people freak out about it, honestly, it just pissed me off. and it lit a real fire. which then led to one of the funnest years i have ever had. tucker, i said i loved his speech. he spoke about truth. i met him backstage finally and that quickly led to me going and doing his podcast in florida a few weeks later. that then led to me coming back and charlie reaching out and saying, hey, i'd love for you to come on the show. then i went on charlie's show. then i made anothe

i love the american flag he put on his posting. can we show that again and the canal he has an american flag what is it basically say like it or not there it is? it's american property. >> quincy is a real estate guy i cannot find were france and paid us back the 40 million when they failed to do the canal so maybe put a lien on the canal. i agree with the riches appointed this is a negotiation. there is another issue down there the darian gap. if you want to negotiate and you want to negotiate in panama you need some leverage and use all available tools. >> the biggest issue that goes on state is china. china has been bribing the panda minium officials for years too. >> think twice about that now too. exactly we do not want china to get a hole of our panama canal the canal that we built. at any rate that's great stuff. [laughter] rich lowry david webb merry christmas. >> coming up how should elon musk go about cutting spending in the state. art laffer the man who knows a lot about taxes, spending a deficit as well but he joins us

at the white house, the american flag is flying at half—mast in honour of the former president.e'll bring you all the latest reaction. in other news: investigators are working to identify the remains of more than 170 people killed on board thejeju airlines plane, which crashed on landing in south korea. and it could be a white new year for parts of the uk as the met office issues a yellow weather alert. we'll have all the details. hello and welcome. i'm catherine byaruhanga. the former us president jimmy carter has died at the age of 100. he served one term in office from 1977 to 1981 and is the longest—lived american leader. mr carter achieved great diplomatic success in the middle east, but was hampered at home by a failing economy. in later life, he forged a career as an international statesman, winning the nobel peace prize in 2002. president biden said america and the world had lost an extraordinary leader, statesman and humanitarian. gary 0'donoghue looks back on his life. as a candidate and as a president, i'll never tell a lie. that was the essence ofjimmy carter. before

two presented with the award for courage at last night patriot awards after defending the american flagprotesters who tried to tear it down. >> we didn't hesitate when we saw our flag being torn back down because this flag represents the beacon of hope that called my parents so the great country 20 years ago. >> my grandfather comes from eastern north carolina, is he a small farm town boy. and being up here and, you know, this stage is something that he never would have dreamed in his entire life for his grandson and to me that's really whatnot only this flag but this entire nation represents. >> lawrence: joining us now the sponsor of that award patriot mobile ceo glen store. we have known each other for a long time. you are a texan. what i like about your company is not just that you get cell service but you support conservative causes like this. really why you come toll patriot mobile it's the mission. the rest of the guys are the same as we are. however if you get coverage today can you get coverage from patriot mobile. the difference is when you call patriot mobile, you will speak

at the white house, the american flag flew at half mast while the empire state building was lit up in jemmy carter's death. he was the peanut farmer from georgia who rose to the highest office in the land. born 100 years ago in the deep south, he gave up a promising naval career to take over the family farm that made him wealthy and was his springboard into politics. jimmy carter lived a life measured not by words but by his deeds. just look at his life. his life's work. he worked to eradicate disease. not notjust at home, but around the world. he forged peace, advanced civil rights, human rights, promoted free and fair elections around the world. he won election as governor of his home state, and from that took a run at the white house, elected in the wake of the watergate political scandal. he promised always, to be honest. as a candidate and as a president, i'll never tell a lie. he brought a more informal tone to the office. alwastimmy and notjames, he walked in his inaugural parade rather than being driven in office. arguably his greatest success came in foreign policy. let us no

the american flag hangs at half staff right now to honor the 39th president. president carter was surrounded by his family at his home in plains, georgia, when he passed away earlier today after nearly two years in hospice care. the former peanut farmer served just one term as president from 1977 to 1981. four years marked by both profound success and abject failure. president carter forged an unprecedented and lasting middle east peace deal between israel and egypt. he formalized relations with communist china and put human rights at the forefront of u.s. foreign policy. but his presidential legacy was forever scarred by the 444 day hostage crisis in iran, where student revolutionaries there took dozens of americans hostage in iran, holding them captive until the day after president carter left office. despite that failure, president carter's legacy only grew after he left office as he transformed into a globetrotting elder statesman and human rights pioneer. during his 43 working retirement, forever changing the concept of life after the white house, he foun

the american flag was lowered to half staff at the capitol building and the white house, where carter was fondly remembered. >>>>our biggest memories was he was a present from the united states navy. he defended our country very valiantly. >>>>in carter's beloved hometown of plains, georgia, where he and his wife, rosalynn, spent most of their 77 years of marriage together, and where he taught sunday school. the loss is profound. one of his 11 grandchildren spoke a couple months ago about carter's view of his life. >>>>i think he wants to be remembered as someone who was honest, as someone who did what he thought was right. >>>>a memorial is growing here at the carter center in atlanta. mourners are leaving flowers and cards. someone also left a jar of peanuts, a symbol of carter's humble beginnings as a peanut farmer. >>>>it was pretty direct. he was soft spoken. >>>>carter was the nation's longest living president. his goodbye includes a service here at the carter center and state funeral in washington on january 9th. before. >>>>and carter served as president from 1977 to 1981. and

. >>> and this is a view of the american flag at the white house flying at half-staff in honor of formeren a state funeral in washington before he is laid to rest in plains, georgia. tonight we are leaving the final words on mr. carter to his grandson jason. he spoke to "cbs sunday morning." >> my grandfather was born in 1924. had no running water, no electricity, and he grew up plowing fields behind a mule. he's lived to see both his life and this world transformed in so many ways. and through all of those canging times he truly has clung to his unchanging principles. faith, respect for human dignity, equality, human rights, and a commandment that above all else you should love your neighbor as yourself. >> an mri showed that there was a cancer. >> nearly a decade ago he had five melanoma tumors in his brain and liver and we quoted the old gospel song that says he's going to stay on the battlefield. and he has. for his whole life he's been on the battlefield for peace, for human rights, for democracy, for the alleviation of human suffering, putting his faith and love into action for oth

the company that i've been publishing with and they will send you a toolkit with books read and american flags and promotional fliers that you can hang up at the library, your kids school or whatever is, and give you tips and, advice on how to be a part of this and. then you can also see a map of all the other libraries so that if you don't want to host one of these story hours, you could just to one in your local area hosted by else, or you could send books and supplies to somebody who is hosting the story hour. so braid books dot com has the info about see you the library but when you were kept from reading at a library you said it happened. how many times did it happen to you? oh, wolf, 50 libraries denied us and we wrote letters to three of them and. they were the ones that we actually we formally pushed back with. and all three of them reversed course. and we went to libraries. when you formally push back, what was the just justification? justification for them saying no and and what did you push back with? well, i on the news and i talked to some of my friends on mainstream channels and

the company that i've been publishing with and they will send you a toolkit with books read and american flags and promotional fliers that you can hang up at the library, your kids school or whatever is, and give you tips and, advice on how to be a part of this and. then you can also see a map of all the other libraries so that if you don't want to host one of these story hours, you could just to one in your local area hosted by else, or you could send books and supplies to somebody who is hosting the story hour. so braid books dot com has the info about see you the library but when you were kept from reading at a library you said it happened. how many times did it happen to you? oh, wolf, 50 libraries denied us and we wrote letters to three of them and. they were the ones that we actually we formally pushed back with. and all three of them reversed course. and we went to libraries. when you formally push back, what was the just justification? justification for them saying no and and what did you push back with? well, i on the news and i talked to some of my friends on mainstream channels and

at the white house, the american flag flew at half mast, while the empire state building was lit up in red, white and blue to mark jemmy carter's death. he was the peanut farmer from georgia who rose to the highest office in the land. born 100 years ago in the deep south, he gave up a promising naval career to take over the family farm. that made him wealthy and was his springboard into politics. jemmy carter lived a life measured not by words but by his deeds. just look at his life, his life's work. he worked to eradicate disease, notjust at home, but around the world. he forged peace, advanced civil rights, human rights, promoted free and fair elections around the world. he won election as governor of his home state, and from that took a run at the white house. elected in the wake of the watergate political scandal, he promised always to be honest. as a candidate and as a president, i'll never tell a lie. he brought a more informal tone to the office. always jimmy and not james. he walked in his inaugural parade rather than being driven. in office, arguably, his greatest success came

american flags at half-staff in berlin and london.arles recalled that the president's dedication and humility he served as an inspiration for many. at the u.n. security council, a moment of silence. >> in memory of president jimmy carter. >> reporter: leader who believed in global diplomacy. but perhaps the most tributes came from the five living successors. >> he was a statesman and a humanitarian. and i lost a dear friend. >> reporter: a senator in his early 30s, now president biden the first to endorse the white house run during a 5-decade friendship. >> and jimmy carter is an example of is simple decency. >> reporter: former and president-elect trump said while he strongly disagreed with carter, the late president worked hard to make america a better place, and for that i give him my highest respect. bill clinton, now the only surviving president from the 20th century said carter worked tirelessly for a better, fairer world. george w. bush said he was a man of deeply held convictions and that he dignified the office. barack obama

at the white house, the american flag is flying at half—mast in honour of the former president.rs are working to identify the remains

only yesterday in tehran, they burned american - flags and they shouted, "death to israel, - death toctually want to do. you know, a couple of weeks ago, i saw a video... - i understand that you want to analyse iran's motivations, but, as you're sitting here with me on hardtalk, i want to have you discuss with me israel's motivations. and respond to this, vali nasr, a former senior state department official in the us, has said that, these assassinations were, quote, "done in a deliberately provocative manner. "designed to invite — invite escalatory retaliation." do you agree with that? no, of course i do not agree with that. - fouad shukr, he was the person in charge of killing 12 _ children in northern israel just a couple of days ago. | what are you offering? you're saying we should not respond to that? . when we are attacking back, this is part of. defending ourselves. this is what we are doing. the situation is much worse now. much worse because people see no horizon, no hope, and they're still killed in mass numbers. starvation is back. i'm sure you're following the numbers alrea

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where the american flag is flying a hawk mazda in on of jimmy costs of for me, you as president who has died as the age of 100. you can see um, capitol hill over there as well. that's the flag flying ad hoff most, all in on of jimmy costa who has died at the age of 100. now, by most accounts, jimmy, called his presidency, was not by conflict bod full of his eroding popularity, while the in office casa, may be best remembered for his walk off to the left office. he was a tireless creative for human rights and worked to resolve conflicts around the world. kimberly, how could reports after losing the election to ronald reagan, a for lauren, jimmy carter left the white house for his georgia state peanut farm. it had been badly mismanaged. it was more than a $1000000.00 in debt. undeterred, carter returned to his roots. a family tradition of overcoming adversity with recognized hardships without having a great life. you've always worked for 11. we know what it means to work and work, he did almost immediately. carter established a center in his name for advancing human rights. he travels the

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