ben trump, while he's also expanding the remain in mexico policy. ha, i feel like maybe trump did when the 2020 election. i wouldn't be surprised if next month biden delivers. is state of the union address on how rosie o'donnell didn't deserve her primetime and me. we have to go to a quick break, but stay right there and we'll be back with more show. ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, with so i welcome back. as we enter the holiday season, the increased demand on an already troubled supply chain system, spelt serious trouble for the economy. so far, government agencies like the department of transportation, having used their full authority to step in and remedy the situation for more on this, were joined by our point a to be correspondent anders lee. hey anders anders lead here to their from the department of transportation. you know, i have to tell you, they owe me covering this department has been a true delight. we just got back from a junket in manassas, or secretary booted judge broke ground on a new trolley car museum. i mean, do you think of anything more exciting than a new trolley car museu

ben parson served on president trump's covid-19 task force. he says this administration is showing a lack of urgency so far with the types of treatments. he's going to join us later on. first, we bring in dr. paul, an fda vaccine advisory board member from the children's hospital in philadelphia. thanks for joining us. tell us about the bill. is it a game-changer? >> in some ways it is. the study was done in people unvaccinated. so they treated half and didn't treat the other half. found the drug was 88% effective in treating hospitalization. for people that weren't vaccinated, they're willing to take medicines like hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin that don't work. this drug works. with the vaccine, this is the perfect thing to do. >> let's talk about limitations. there's some with this bill. it's really only intended for people that tested positive and show no symptoms or mild symptoms. the key, as i understand it from talking to doctors today is that you have to get your hands on this pill and take it very early on in your illness. meaning i

i became a republican because of president trump and dr. ben carson. history doesn't say about the republicans after reconstruction that were on and swung with lack folks. he brought up that black regiment. i heard about them. we had black regiments in the revolutionary war that fought for independence. the british had black regiments and they promise them freedom if the british had one the revolutionary war. the country started in 1776. it did not start in 1619. blacks sold blacks to the spanish, the french, the english. that's how blacks ended up over here. that's the truth about slavery. i am part indian. indians had wars. they would enslave other indians if they defeated them. we need to have a true history of america and the world. host: i am going to move on to maryland. caller: good morning. i have a lot of problems with mr. wilson. he seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth. he stated the situation was better for black people during segregation than the same system . that is speaking out of both sides of his mouth. host: let me ask y

cyr says she went from supporting ben carson to trump. >> i saw in his heart and soul how much he lovesountry and our military. >> absolutely. >> pastor ken peters would also eventually get on the trump train. >> i was much more for ted cruz than i was for donald trump. and i knew hillary or trump, there is only one choice. it's got to be trump. >> by 2016, donovan crowl is becoming more and more detached from reality. >> he wanted me to start collecting water and cash. don't keep my money in the bank. >> his really main thing with president obama was that he was going to declare martial law so he could stay president. he was trump all the way. but he hasn't voted in his life. >> never voted? >> never voted. >> by november, predictions favored hillary clinton by a wide margin. her campaign had readied a fireworks display for election night. then it happened. >> unlike anything we've seen in our lifetime. donald trump wins the presidency of the united states. >> he won the presidency. but for trump, it wasn't enough. hillary clinton had beat him in the popular vote. trump would tweet she

after thought it would all be about trump and it wouldn't be about this president and his record that he has to run on and that record so far per the polls ain't good. >> benally facing president biden in 2024. i don't know whether or not he is going to run we will see. my numbers are strong, stronger than i have ever had them. that's a question you will have to ask them and then you will have to ask that to the vice president also. he has effectively said that president biden is doing his work for him already. when you mentioned all the supply chain issues and everything else, i want to just bring you to another point which is the messaging from the white house yesterday. jen psaki came out as did president biden and just effectively said that they didn't exist anymore. there was no supply chain crisis. the shelves are stocked again. that everything was fine. the delivery was fine. in fact, the delivery better than pre-pandemic. later on jen psaki she tweeted a "new york times" articles as if all the research they had done came from the "new york times" article. and that headline was christmas gifts are arriving on time this year. that seems to be where t

most part are have taken off last 11 months since the inauguration when donald trump fact checked every other minute. >> benit is a good example of this simpson presidency tell all these onion in your belt stories until people let you out of the interview. thank you, joe, for joining me tonight. >> have a good new year, my friend. say hello to meghan and the baby. >> ben: you too. of course. it's clear that the biden administration has a lot of work coming in the next year. but george washington law professor jonathan turley has a suggestion for the president when it comes to a new year's resolution. in a column published in the hill he writes joe biden could stop declaring the guilt or innocence of people before they are actually investigated or tried. when passions turn to rage, a president can bring a needed voice for fairness and patience in allowing our system to function without prejudice or prejudgment conversely if the president rushes to judgment, he becomes an enabler of mob justice. jonathan turley joins me now. this is learnly something that i hope that the president takes under consideration. w

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trump. now they're suing. ben collins has more. collins hae clerk: hello, how can i? sore throat pain? try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. >>> we've got a bit of breaking news to share with you here. we just learned of a third omicron case in the united states. this one is in colorado. the governor there announced that just minutes ago, literally as we were on the air in that other interview. a woman in colorado who recently travelled to southern africa has come down the covid. she has tested positive and has that variant. that, of course, comes after the a case in california and minnesota, which we also learned about today. doctors and experts says it is to be expected that the variant was in the united states and we will be hearing more and more about this. we know, again, officially confirmed three cases of omicron here in the u.s. we want to get to other news that's developed today with house democrats now firing new warning shots over defying congressional investigators. with

trump media and technology group, tmtt. joining our conversation is tim o'brien, senior columnist for bloomberg opinion. bennancial ties and obligations to potential foreign investors. >> well, you know, nicole, it's worth remembering in the context of all this that when trump left office in 2020, unwillingly, he had over probably a billion dollars or so in debt hanging over a real estate and resort portfolio that had been battered by the pandemic. and he's got a lot of debt coming due soon and he began scrambling for cash. he recently sold off his hotel in washington. it was a prized family asset. it was a money loser. but they needed cash. and now, lo and behold, he is using a spac, which is a somewhat opaque and quick trigger way of taking a pockets. they have not given much information out about the financials around this proposition. a lot of the security filings that usually attend something like this haven't been filed. they're moving forward. they've now pulled devin nunes in as ceo even though he has absolutely no experience running social media companies. then on top of it, they've revealed on sat

ben, over to you. benjamin: well, big question. does the media treat president biden worse than president trump?p-ed and biden's chief of staff agrees. congressman michael waltz he responds to that. carley: but first, we check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." hey, steve. >> coming up on "fox & friends," exactly 10 minutes from now, new york city's vaccine mandate could get stricter. they say so. a brooklyn business owner is going to weigh in as the mayor considers requiring booster shots if you want to eat indoors. okay. plus, newt gingrich is here to reflect on the life and times of senator bob dole from the great state of kansas. also, we've got dan bongino and joey jones will join us live and we're decking the halls on fox square with our christmas village. we'll break down the season's best gifts. make some hot chocolate and get a visit from santa. wow. it's going to be great. a busy three hours starts just about nine minutes from right now, right here on the channel you trust for your morning news. benjamin and carley back in a couple. you're watching "fox & f

contested about which meadows, the select committee spoke publicly on national telephones after trump left office. ben, one of the enduring mysteries -- and there is a real cluster over at the pentagon about the time line for 9/11 and about this question of the national guard. larry hogan said he offered troops. it is very unclear despite extraordinary reporting from luke and his colleagues, the reporters -- i have asked jonathan swan, reporters a the "washington post" who was functioning as the country's commander in chief. can't get a clear answer. whether it was trump or pence who called the national guard. now we know from this report the white house chief of staff was talking to kash patel, the pentagon chief of staff, quote, non-stop on january 6th. what do you think they were talking about? >> well, nicolle, when you have document production like this one of the things you look at is how much does it interact with some of the other questions that we already had. one of the glaring questions we have had is why there was that delay in the deployment of the national guard. what was the role of mik

i became a republican because of president trump and dr. ben carson. the republicans after reconstruction that were on and swung with lack folks. he brought up that black regiment. i heard about them. we had black regiments in the revolutionary war that fought for independence. the british had black regiments and they promise them freedom if the british had one the revolutionary war. the country started in 1776. it did not start in 1619. blacks sold blacks to the spanish, the french, the english. that's how blacks ended up over here. that's the truth about slavery. i am part indian. indians had wars. they would enslave other indians if they defeated them. we need to have a true history of america and the world. host: i am going to move on to maryland. caller: good morning. i have a lot of problems with mr. wilson. he seems to be talking out of both sides of his mouth. he stated the situation was better for black people during segregation than the same system . that is speaking out of both sides of his mouth. host: let me ask you, is that is your top ne

ben, this is the nightmare scenario that a normal person targeted by donald trump's lies has her lifefe upended. take us through your reporting. >> yeah, you know, ruby freeman was a private figure when this happened. she was captured on security camera in atlanta in a voting center and what was her crime here? she took ballots from underneath a desk, placed them on a desk and started counting them again as per the instructions from inside of the room. that's what was going on there. but to them, to the trump administration that was trying to find anything at that moment to say that there was fraud in this election, you know, they used the security camera footage to say that she was somehow cheating in the election, this was a suitcase that she had, you know, brought with her or something. and then the gateway pundit said that she was a corrupt democratic operative. within hours, they identified her. within hours. and they made her life hell. there's no other way to put this. on january 6th, as some trump supporters were storming the capitol, some of them were outside of her house. sh

trump presidency in the 2nd term. i'm so i think it on that side. it's good. but ben, if you want to bring in new blood, it would most likely come via a vice president appointee on the ticket. so that right now looks like it would be . rhonda santas now would be an easy handover for the republican party after trump would finish a 2nd term. and mike pompei was going to run for president in the republican primary. ted cruz. i'm sure marco rubio and ran. paul tom cotton will also be in there as well. but there's such a polar, i swing right now. it swung so far into one direction in just the 1st year. the biden administration. and you'll see the midterms. bear bear outs, a result probably in favor of the republicans in the house and senate. so it is going to be a shift in politics. the question is, is that shift going to want to continue with donald trump or to bring in somebody younger and more dynamic? perhaps it has maybe a longer tail future and politics. we shall see. but it looks like to me, it looks like she is going to run, so will. but who knows what will happen

. ♪ >> ben: democrats and the media may have spent over four years screaming profanities at president trumpy elites like kathy griffin holding an effigy of the president's severed head now that trump isn't in office. democrats decided now is the time to be the party of civility. since something far worse is now here. >> i hope you guys have a wonderful christmas as well. >> thank you. >> merry christmas and let's go brandon. >> let's go brandon. i agree. >> ben: if you ask the media elites let's go brandon isn't just a dig of the president of the united states it's much more dangerous than that. >> the a symmetry of saying fu to a sitting president on the call in front of your four kids don't look past this. don't look at this about a story giving air time to a maga guy. it's slow motion insurrection. >> let's go brandon isn't about what you feel about supply chain issues and gas. it is the cry of insurrectionists. it is the cry of people who want to take over this country and oppress anyone who is not like them. >> ben: seems like the media's new profound sense edr. fauci from rightful des

administration, president trump was overseeing them and it was his administration, maybe you should trust it. this is in a partisan vaccine. i think it would have gone a long way. >> ben: just a couple days ago this white house basically gave the unvaccinated a death wish. and said from the white house you will have doom and gloom because you won't comply with what we are demanding of you and you deserve basically what you get which will be death, a high number of people in hospitals and a lot of funerals. and i'm sorry when you speak to the american people this way they are not going to respond and listen to anything else you or dr. fauci ever says. >> harris: that's so true. really if the hospitals are filling up that affects everybody. if you need cancer treatment it affects everybody. you have to help everybody. the blame game as we were talking about is in full swing right now and i just mention the president pointing fingers at everybody and everything except for his own policy. veteran homeowners- you made a smart move when you bought your home. now make another one and turn your equity into cash. with the newday 100 va loan you can take out up to $60,000 or mo

that is donald trump, he is doing his best to do this political science experiment. >> ben mathis-lilley in for this thursday night, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris, my friend, much appreciated. i wish i mean as the eva friday. tonight we are going to be joined by the person who is most likely to be the first female governor of the state of georgia. the first black female governor of any state in the country. the stacey abrams, she is already a national political figure, somebody who -- the democratic party has already tasked with giving a response to a state of the union during the trump years. she has already credit as the organizer of the political talent who more than anybody else is responsible for having turned georgia blue. stacey abrams has just announced that she is officially in the running to become the next governor of georgia. that again would make georgia. that again would mak that, again, would make her the first female governor of georgia, the first black woman ever elected governor of a u.s.e state. stacey abrams will

. >> i think the fish line is that they stand with donald trump and they are going to find -- >> which one, though? which one, benh -- what liz cheney has done is she had made them pick a donald trump. which one? the one that don jr. wanted to stop the jurks? or which trump are they standing with. >> you know, this honestly reminds me a bit of the things where reporters used to go out to diners and ask trump supporters after each outrage, do you still support him? i don't think you are going to catch fox news hosts allowing fact or memories to kind of change their political stances right now. >> steve, what's amazing is you can imagine another era michael fanone being a guest on all three of those problems, on with brian kill immediate, with laura and her foe seriousness, leaning in, can you believe that the spoetders of fill in the blank democrat attacked you in a medieval way? you know, all you have to do is sort of change the actor. and there is no other actor other than donald trump who insided an insurrection, so it is a perfect analogy. michael dunn, and -- these are the sort of fox regulars on whom the tab

barack obama's administration, $8 trillion was added during the trump administration to reach more than $27 trillion. consider this, ben, if we needed to pay off the near $30 trillion in debt that we have right now, u.s. debt clock.org said each taxpayer would owe $232,240. ben. >> benjamin: such a big figure it is hard to imagine them. clocking up that quickly is something else. lydia, thank you. >> julie: all right, the new year is almost here. i can't believe it. tax season is coming up fast also not looking forward to that. but that means now is the perfect time to map out a strategy on keeping more of your money instead of giving it to the i.r.s. joining us now is cheryl casone fox business anchor and host of the new show american dream home on fox prime. always lovely to see you. i am happy you will come on and give us some good news. we want our money. what should we be doing before the end of the year to boost our chances of getting a tax refund? tell me. >> keeping our money in our pockets instead of giving it to the i.r.s. big fan. there are things you can do. deferg income. you can't defer your salary coming

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ben, and miller had been interviewed, according to media reports. so, it looks like the department of justice is waiting, and waiting -- playing into trump's hand, as you pointed out for, the setup of this. peace this whole strategy is to run out the clock. the committee itself may not exist after the next election, because we are told that if the republicans take over the house, first thing they'll do is dissolve the committee. you can stonewall a congressional committee, and as we've seen, trump is running out of clock on something as simple as, obviously an invalid claim of executive privilege, to withhold presidential papers that every judge, who has looked at so far, a saying to turnover. it's not so easy to stonewall a grand jury. it seems to me, the key point, because the blueprint for all of the criminal offenses that may have been committed by trump and others at the time, is already being carefully laid out by a number of scholars and for more prosecutors. the key point, not to try to decide, right now, whether to indict trump. there are all kinds of arguments, maybe he should be indicted, because maybe a jury would buy his claim that he

trump. can we use something to undo the election retroactively? i'm sure you have thought about that. what do you say? ben: i think the question goes to really reverse madness. read district --mid decade redistricting is frowned upon so if there is a switch in political power, it is unlikely to work that way. you don't challenge a map. that is essentially the way you reverse the political result. pennsylvania is an example. >> let me weigh in. i think that republicans will get an advantage of the redistricting process. i don't think it will be as big as people want -- thought months ago but they will get an advantage. what will really played the decisive role in the midterms, in my view, is how president biden and the democratic congress are doing. if they have a train wreck this week on infrastructure and reconciliation, both of those bills go down, i think it could be a very difficult democratic year. some form of both of those bills passed, bipartisan infrastructure, we know the form but if some form of reconciliation passes, cobit is under control in the economy is doing well. democrats might have a b

you look at donald trump staring at the television, as ben sasse said, and gleeful at what he was seeinghat's happening. all of america would be absolutely transfixed. and it could be a game-changer if they knew how to do it. >> it must be. the stakes, as we all agree, couldn't be higher. the stakes couldn't be higher. i was thinking about this. >> all right. still ahead -- >> i have to ask john quickly, really important. >> tends to be -- >> i understand billie eilish yesterday told howard stern that get back was tedious. >> are you taking a shoe at that? >> i'm not a believer in cancel culture, but there are certain things for which some people should be canceled. >> come on. >> i'm not saying billie eilish should be canceled but that opinion is beyond the pale. >> as a regular howard listener, he loves the beatles, but he was -- he thought it was a bit too long. he's made that point almost every day. >> really? >> yes. >> me, too, thinks -- >> he wanted it to be accessible to people who weren't as crazy a beatles fan as you and he are. >> they can do a one-hour thing. >> they don't ha

trump like a $2 ukulele. >> in the 90 seconds we have left i don't know if we have time to play this ben rhodes sound he toldlings with saudi arabia over what could be a sizable investment in jared's new firm. how concerned should we be looking at 2024 about trump in saudi arabia? >> that should be the biggest concern because jared kushner while in the white house attacked qatar where we have our most important military beast in the middle east and got donald trump to line up the saudis and emirates against their hostile enemy qatar undermining national security. that is the important issue here. the trump family has no problem undermining the national security interests of the united states if there is money in it for them. >> that is so true. we watched that happen for four years. david cay johnston pulitzer prize winning investigative reporter, author of the new book, "the big cheat, how donald trump fleeced america and enriched his family" thank you once again for coming to "the last word. that is tonight's "last word." i'm jonathan capehart. i'll see you tomorrow night. "the 11th hour" starts right now.

ben carson. a week into the biden administration -- a year into the biden administration, a virus they knew existed. a plan they said they and they would crush it. you were in the trump administration when the china virus was unleashed and no one saw it coming. we are a year into this. how are they so far behind the curve? >> they are not paying attention to the data. there seems like there are other objectives here. we should look at omicron is a blessing in disguise. it's extremely infectious but not particularly virulent. if you contracted omicron, you can develop immunity to the delta variants. that could get us to herd immunity faster than anybody expected. even though the cdc and nih and all of the government officials are preaching doom and gloom, it doesn't matter what they think. if this is getting less virulent and spreading throughout the community it it will take care of itself. this is actually something that is very helpful. we also have very good news about the pfizer drug which is a treatment which reduces hospitalizations by almost 90 percent. paxlovid. [audio breaking up]. there has been the monoclonal antibodies. they said they don't work for this

ben. >> benjamin: some media outlets are giving president biden's covid testing shortage less scrutiny than president trumpn 2020. >> trump is why we have barely tested any americans. trump is why it's almost impossible to get tested at all for most americans. >> benjamin: let's bring the hill media columnist joe concha and fox news contributor. good to see you again, joe. i want to read a few morehead lines to you from 2020 last year. the guardian said no leadership and no plan. is trump about to fail the u.s. on coronavirus testing? the hill said covid-19 testing failure falls primarily on trump administration. "new york times" inside trump's failure. the rush to abandon leadership roll. rolling stone how trump and the cdc failed the covid-19 test. why is mainstream media allowed to give president biden such lee way and so keen to hit president trump back then? >> that's the thing, right. they weren't inaccurate at the time th. was an unprecedented pandemic but we were completely caught offguard in the spring of 2020. now the media can commit the sin of omission all it likes covering for this administrat

trump family engaged in this kind of thing in the gulf. and they're making this decision based on their personal interest, not the security of the country. >> benoining us tonight, very much appreciated. >> thank you lawrence. >> coming up, the new variant of covid-19 was discovered in south africa and reported by south african scientists. that has now made life a bit more difficult in all. of southern at the. that is next. purchases on your discover card. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate to severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection.

ben: i think that's exactly right and on testing, this is where i start getting frustrated because a lot of this is beyond human control, you can't blame it on any politician for that donald trumpjoe biden or randy santos or whoever you want to pin something on, a lot of it is out of their control, some things are within the government's control and one testing capacity. i've had dr. after doctor on my radio show for a year saying we need a lot more a rush on those slots and it feels like how are we not ready for this especially at this stage of the pandemic? i think it's a fair critique of the administration with the guy who's leading campaigning and one brinkley pricing i'm going to shut down the bars, obviously it does not feel that way. >> i think that is correct, president biden promised a return to competency among other things after the trump administration and is a lot of failures on that regard. the vaccine rollout originally by the federal government wasn't fantastic, it was left to the states and took a while to catch up. boosters could have been approved weeks, even months ago, prospect of a third shot was being discussed and fda panels were dragging their feet, it

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trump is now endorsing -- and steve bannon's endorsing purdue or at least saying purdue without a ridiculous candidate and doesn't fit the mold also. -- on the georgia races and then you have people like benstanding up and taking on the marjorie taylor greene's and basically most of the freedom caucus to say that they are just a bunch of performative artists who are not really -- when you look at the record what is more important is are you conservative or are you just kissing donald trump's behind quarters -- the fact is he held up and considers the example of someone who has a much more conservative voting record of supported donald trump than those people like marjorie taylor greene all. >> juanita, a message about -- how should is there an overarching way to answer -- this how should democrats handle donald trump going into the midterms with one caveat, and maybe not have terry mcauliffe in charge of messaging? >> [laughs] right, so i feel like starting off in 2022 it's not trump -- he's not on the ballot he's not gonna generate that level of intention or fear or anger that we saw in 2020. i think you can directly juxtapose the turnout in 2020 with 2021 in virginia fine example of tha

place to help trump and failed this time, but that was a blueprint that trumpy folks did that ought to frighten both sides. again, you don't know the electoral situation in january of 2025. >> bensburg has a great article in the national review about what congress can do to safeguard the 2024 election. i suggest you pick it up. we thank you for joining us. >> thank you, sir, appreciate it. >> thanks, don. >>> the prosecutor in charge says that the michigan school shooting was preventable, and she is not ruling out charges for school officials. >>> plus, new york city implementing one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the country. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. we now find that 85% of individual investors are interested in sustainable investing. among millennials, the interest is even stronger. ♪ one of the big trends in sustainable investing is data, and the ability to understand how sustainable your investments are. by taking that information into account, investors can make better decisions for the long term. sustainability is not about one number. it's about variables like water usage, data privacy, consumer trust, di

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ben collins, who tracks qanons for us. the people on the fringe who believes qanon, they believer that donald trump was going to save this countryis, what will he do? he'll stand there in front of the world and play footsies with them. they fight pedophiles, that's a great thing. that's the hook in which his followers would say he's sending a signal. this is something we need to follow and they march on january 6th to the capitol because they believe he was doing the right thing and he told them to do so. >> mara gay has the question for you. >> ayman , great reporting. is there any opportunity for deradicalization here? or, people are more radical to this? >> people who have struggled with addiction or sobriety. it's an easy way to hit the refresh and restart button. vulnerability is a corner stone of that belief system. it's going to take a concerted effort and i have said it before on the show. if this types of extremist ideology whether it's militants overseas, we'll be dealing it as a much serious threat in this country. we are not seeing the kind of deradicalization program. we are hoping big tech companies can take up som