joy behar was talking about dobbs.l of these rights are at risk because we make a common sense decision to not lalou 12-year-olds to have have second -- vasectomies. this was a headline. woke doctor trans to show a study that puberty blockers did not help. we shouldn't use blockers said the study. so we bury the science. europe publishes it. >> julie: woke doctor is the best way to describe what happened with that study. what happened to science and fact? the dangers of what can be -- especially with messing with hormones in the bodies of minors. that has been discussed and proven over and over. a small sliver of whether it's in tennessee or the nation, we saw that dei and these woke policies became that sleeper issue in the election on november 5. joy made a great point. 16 to drive, 21 to drink and 18 to vote. why can't we put limits and instead in invest in mental health counselling and support services for these kids until they get to an adult age? i don't see what the rush is to give them these drugs. >> kayleigh:

. >> kayleigh: time, if we would have played that up, you would have seen joy behar.er face, she jumps in and says, "what about january 6th?" and he says, "i'm not talking about january 6th." >> tom: it's interesting. i do think we give fetterman too much credit. to get a lot of air time and are always talking about, look what he said, he made a reasonable statement. the thing is trump doesn't need a pardon. he acts like it is apples to apples here. the reason hunter biden needs a pardon is that it was politically motivated by the democrats, because he had a sweetheart deal and he is willing to take a sweetheart deal that was all arranged for him. then republicans made a mistake and said, this is terrible, and he was able to hold that thing together. so he was not looking good. even though the people you are trying his cases where pro-biden, it was right in front of them. the guilt was right there. so he needs a pardon. trump doesn't need a pardon. he seems to be doing well on his own. so fetterman is in a red state. we use to treat it like a purple state. he's in a r

that's joy behar. it wasn't the economy, stupid, why were they voted for trump, watch. >> i don't know what people were thinking when they voted for him. >> i think they've been misinformed, misled by other networks. people get mad at us and say we are one-sided here. the statistics -- >> trace: the funny thing is we ran a fox news poll were 77% of the population were those we polled say the economy is horrible. >> you torture yourself, don't you? >> trace: a little bit but we enjoy it. >> this is an echo chamber. they are only talking to like-minded people. it would be a good idea of the view went on to her to places like oklahoma city, talked to people who are really dealing with the issues that they have no idea of. it would be educational for them to find out why people are voting for trump, because of things they see in the heartland, things they are dealing with in other places other than new york and la. >> saying it's one-sided, the show is one-sided, they don't have a single pro trump person o

>> joe: that was said on "the view" and joy behar did not know what to do with herself.ke the witch at on "wizard of oz," john fetterman has become common-sense voice of elected democratic lawmakers on israel, border and lack of border and lawfare and weaponization of justice system. if democrats were wise, we would see less of nancy pelosi and adam schiff and more offy fetterman. this guy is authentic and he sticks to his principles. i wouldn't have said that a couple years ago, he's surprised people in a good way. those qualities, authenticity and principles are at a premium in washington, d.c. lawfare against donald trump was disaster for democratic party. all efforts from jack smith, fani willis, leticia james, alvin bragg, failed in court of public opinion and all cases failed from legal perspective. donald trump won popular vote, swing states held the house, republicans have majority of republican governors in this country. listen to john fetterman he knows you need to find your narrative and message if you want to get elected again. tell people what you are going

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>> i think that behar said he was with austin in 2022. >> excuse me, 2022. >> we were able to verifyof course, we have incredible respect for the people going back to the prison and that must be very challenging, but we do -- we do have some feelings about what richard thought and we're just so glad that he went in there, and we are so glad that he filmed it, and it mattered. it mattered to us hugely. >> this is very significant. you say you have also confirmed that you believe austin was there in 2022. >> yeah. >> okay. syria obviously has this new rebel group that has taken over. have you been in touch with any of the new leadership within syria? they've told the u.s. government they're trying to find austin. we haven'ten gamed we haven't engaged with them, but we work very dosely with hostage aid worldwide, and they are on the ground. so we asked people if they have any informatation all if they reach out to hostage age worldwide because they are the ones that we've been working with, they've had a huge campaign in syria and lebanon about austin asking for information about austin

. >> thanks, ruth behar. >> we really need to keep zicam in the house. >> only if you want to shortenhen you feel a cold coming, shorten it with zicam. >> whoa! yes. >> how do you sleep at night on a mattress from mattress firm? >> i sleep at the semiannual sale in clearance. that reassurance is priceless. to learn more, go to lumi. dotcom. >> i'm rafael romo at the georgia state capitol in atlanta. this is cnn. >> about 75 years ago. the properties around lake eola park were mostly farmland, then small shacks or cabanas. the working class families from the city used as weekend getaways. no running water or indoor plumbing. simple. a place to get together, have a long, whiny lunch. hello, hello, hello. you can't build new ones and the ones that are here, like this one owned by dominique and nathalie lefrere, have been in the same family since the 40s and they ain't going anywhere. is this area protected? meaning, if i wanted to open a giant modern hotel across there is impossible. >> actually, it was just like a couple of years ago. >> it was kind of scaled up on the protection level.

ryan nobles and ali vitali on capitol hill and the former press secretary to former house speaker behar and ryan. let's start, ryan, with what we know about this committee plan to release this report. >> yeah, jose, this is quite a bit of an about-face by the house ethics committee that has wrestled with this question whether or not it was appropriate for them to release this report into former congressman matt gaetz, even though he was no longer a member of the body in which they have jurisdiction. and, of course, it comes after the committee, which had been working on this report for several years, was getting prepared to release this report at the end of the year, but then were thrown a curveball when gaetz was named as donald trump's pick to become the next attorney general. gaetz then subsequently resigned from congress leaving the ethics committee in a bit of limbo. while there is some precedent for the ethics committee to release a report of former members, that's generally not their policy, and it's something that they don't do very often. there was a push and pull between repub

if i were on fire and joy behar suggested water, i demand a second opinion on yesterday's show, guest charlamagne tha god and whoopi goldberg got into a fight over hunter biden's pardon. here's how it started. >> i mean, i think all of the criticism is valid because, you know, democrats stand on this moral high ground all the time. and, you know, they act so self-righteous. but since they were calling trump a threat to democracy, and they were saying that, you know, nobody is above the law, but they were speaking about him. that's what they were running on. so when he kept saying things like, oh, you know, nobody is above the law. i respect, you know, the jury's decision in regards to my son. he didn't believe that, but he didn't have to volunteer that lie to begin with. >> so charlamagne criticized joe biden, and whoopi did not like that. >> i'm going to stop you for a second. >> oh, only because you don't know that it was a lie. >> we don't know why he changed. >> do you really think he just changed his mind over thanksgiving weekend? all of a sudden? >> i'm going to tell you what i

herkimer's to ruth behar azadi.nd i felt that this is not a movement that is going to lose its strength. and it's still going strong because our women are very strong. and i was filled with joy to see our women like that. and i greeted freedom because i realized i was not surrounded by guards and i could leave prison. but it was. i had a kind of dual feeling about leaving prison. >> i understand what you're saying, but i'm also i mean, i'm just so amazed that you would be leaving prison for only a period of time. you're jailed for defying the state, and yet you still come out and you shout the slogan woman, life, freedom. you're on an international television interview right now. they'll be shown all over the world and in the united states, and you're still standing up for what you believe in. are you not afraid of the consequences? >> i have been tried for nine times, but i and they continue to convict me of various crimes. but i think the path that i have chosen will never stop. not even the prison walls and all t

and watching this clip, i couldn't help but think how ironic that whoopi goldberg and joy behar and therest of the ladies on the view spend their time calling republicans the conspiracy theorists. but they have been wrong about everything they have said over the last couple of years. they likened president trump to hitler. they have mocked him. they have shamed him. they have lied about him consistently on their show. and it was a joy to watch them on november the 6th, when they realized that tens of millions of americans do not listen to the lies that they have spewed. these women are completely out of touch with reality. and you're right. abc should wake up. they just paid 15 million bucks to president trump's future library. that's a great thing for the american people. >> it is. you know, i wanted to start with that crazy absurdity because during my tenure as white house press secretary, there was a lot of absurdities coming from the press. i remember one briefing where ryan lizza bizarrely asked me if trump was happy that the south lost the civil war to which you could see me. i st