bill hemmer, coanchor of america's news room standing by for us. bill, peace through strength.out there? >> yeah, what's it mean; right, larry? think about that for a moment. earlier today we got the news that sandra day o'conner had passed, 1981, appointed to the u.s. supreme court by ronald reagan and first woman to sit on the bench. yet we reflected on the passing of henry kissenger and soviet union and china and the middle east. here we are, larry. i think peace through strength can be prepped and cut in half. interpreted and cut in half. most meme would agree, larry, they understand you have to build your military arsenal to compete and vanquish your adversaries. the second part of that is weren't you're willing to use it, and i listen to what a lot of our military analysts right now, and that's what i hear on the record and off the record: are we doing enough to be on offense? in order to win this array of conflicts you see around the world, ukraine is condition of them. israel trying to take out hamas is another one. we've been reporting on the hits on behalf of these ir

bill hemmer. >> bill: lost the job, right? >> yep. >> bill: out of a job, rightfully so. >> harris: and there is video. >> bill: age 24, how ignorant do you have to be and they were sharing online with a small group in washington, d.c. didn't think it was going to get out? just stupidity and everybody tells us the younger kids know how to use devices. duh. i wonder if you went back in history, all psychology aside details not withstanding. there is psychology why you would do this. it is all on camera and i wonder how many other risks this young man and/or others did in a similar fashion. >> harris: ben cardon has been around a long time, senator just turned 80 years old. what does this tell you about the situation? you can't always know what everybody is doing. >> tammy: you can't. there is some common sense when it comes to who you hire, who is in that environment. the most prestigious, important places on the planet, certainly our country and important things happen. it is at the core how americans view our government. ther

bill hemmer is not sitting next to me but with us here, bill hemmer, a question for shannon? >> bill: a certain irony being at the reagan library in simi valley, california. you think about the history here. ronald reagan had assumed the office in january of 1981. on that day of inauguration you had all the american hostages that were released from captivity after more than 400 days in tehran. outside of that, you have to think to september later of 1981 when she is appointed to the u.s. supreme court. that was really -- these were big moments in american history and she was in the middle of all of it. reagan said when he first introduced her to the american people that she was a woman for all seasons. i don't know if you are able to reflect on that or not, but coming from arizona there is one season, right, shannon? but sandra day o'connor, she wore so many hats and was a true american trailblazer as you look at her life today. >> shannon: really, it's always amazing to me. you look at the back stories of the supreme court justices and there are so many fascinating stories l

america's news rooms bill hemmer has a special wrap up of the most notable headlines from the year. >2023 was another turbulent year marked which two major world conflicts and political instability at home. they made plenty of headlines over the past 12 months. the white house spending much of 2023 confronting new threats from china. it started in january when a chinese spy balloon was spotted drifting across north american airspace. it passed through alaska and the central u.s. before being shot down off the coast of south carolina. the war in ukraine grinding on for another year. the pressure on russia's military prompted the wagner mercenary group to launch an insurrection. the leader taking over a key russian city in the south before beginning his march to moscow. the rebellion finally ended wwhen he cut a deal with putin but his plane crashed under mysterious circumstances. donald trump becoming the first former president to face criminal charges after being indicted by new york prosecutors for allegedly making illegal hush money payments to his former mistress. that indictment f

bill hemmer takes a look at 2023 in review. >> bill: 2023 was another turbulent year marked by two majorld conflicts and political instability here at home. those stories and more made plenty of headlines over the past 12 months. >> the white house spending much of 2023 confronting new threats in this year. in january a chinese spy balloon passed through alaska and the central u.s. before being shot down off the coast of south carolina. the war in ukraine grinding on for another year. the pressure on russia's military prompted the wagner -- the rebellion ended when he cut a deal with putin. he died a few months later when his plane crashed under mysterious circumstances. in march, yet another political precedent was broken. donald trump becoming the first former president to face criminal charges after being indicted by new york prosecutors for allegedly making illegal hush money payments to his former mistress. that indictment followed by three others. including criminal cases related to attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election and his retention of classified documents in m

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. jewish people around the world and this country observe the first night of hanukkah the world marks two months since the barbaric massacre of 1200 people in southern israel. surging anti-semitism reaching a fever pitch sparking alarms around the world. >> dana: a clear-cut moment calling for moral clarity. the president of harvard, u penn and m.i.t. refused to condemn anti-semitism on campus calling for the genocide of jews. >> bill: the "new york post" declared their testimony a day of college shame. incoming also coming from one of their own colleagues, the president of pepperdine in california scolding his fellow university leaders. >> free speech is an important part of enlightened self-governance but so is learning the american principles and holding true to those values. there is a difference between rights and what is right. it is sad and disappointing and heartbreaking that after an atrocious terrorist act against the nation of israel and against its people, we can't call it f

i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we're ever closer to the first votes in iowa. >> bill: yes, we are. >> dana: that was the final debate before the iowa caucuses. the brunt of the attacks were aimed at nikki haley. she expected that despite polls showing that president trump is far and away the frontrunner. haley and desantis a distant second and the former president skipping the debate. >> bill: christie sounded like this. >> we've had these three acting as if the race is between the four of us. the fifth guy who doesn't have the guts to show up and stand here, the fact is that when you go and you say the truth about somebody who is a dictator, a bully, who has taken shots at everybody, whether they've given him great service or not over time, who dares to disagree with him, then i understand why these three are timid to say anything about him. >> dana: first alexis mcadams is live in alabama with the morning after. good morning. >> good morning, dana and bill. as you said it was a tough night on the debate stage. nik

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. hamas diverting millions of dollars meant for civilians to build hundreds of miles of tunnels that snake below gaza. some of those tunnels are big enough for trucks loaded with rocket launchers and other weapons with access points located near schools and hospitals and houses of worship. trey yengst live in tel aviv with more on the tunnels and the war with hamas and where we are now as we begin here a brand-new week. trey, hello. >> bill, good morning. we're here at israel's version of the pentagon awaiting the press conference between israel' defense minister and lloyd austin expected to discuss a variety of issues about the war and broader regional threats. day 73 of the conflict between israel and hamas. israelis releasing new video of what they say is the largest tunnel discovered to date in northern gaza. it is 150 feet underground at one point and equipped with electricity and ventilation but does not enter israeli territory. forces continue to operate around gaza. troops locat

good morning, i'm bill hemmer live at the ronald reagan presidential library in simm i, california. air force one is the centerpiece of the library. here when you were here for the debates. the defense forum that gets underway today and through the weekend brings together some of the greatest minds in america about the military, what ronald reagan thought for america and thought -- how he could govern best for the world and so we'll dive into that. been coming here for seven years now and the issues are hot all across the globe. so with that as a place setter i say good morning, partner, how are you doing? >> dana: i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." one of the great things about the reagan defense forum is that in that setting, you can really focus the mind and focus the issues and last year ukraine, that was hot, of course. now you have this in the middle east as well. no doubt you guys will have a really robust discussion and you can find all sorts of coverage on fox throughout the weekend. let's get over to the debate, though. for years they taunted each other over so

i'm bill hemmer, good morning at home. harvard has a big problem as new reporting reveals mounting evidence of academic miscon tepidity by claudine gay. she managed to keep her job despite previous claims of pledge orism and calling out jewish genocide saying it depends on context and said it repeatedly. >> dana: this is why i was looking ahead. yesterday the school received a complaint containing dozens of examples like this that claim gay quoted or paraphrased authors which could force the school to at least open an investigation. >> bill: something tells me it is not over. molly line is on that this morning. >> these additional allegations of pledge orism by claudine gay are coming from a professor at another university who, quote, requested anonymity for fear of retaliation. according to the washington free beacon. harvard university received the complaint on tuesday. detailing over 40 alleged cases in which gay quoted or paraphrased authors without proper attribution. examples are described as, quote, missing quotatio

i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." the news broke during "the five" yesterday. we got all our opinions out there and more news today. they aren't wasting any time. today's witness is lesley wolf. a federal prosecutor who worked on the hunter biden investigation. whistleblowers say they actively discouraged investigators from pursuing evidence on the president and turned a blind eye to allegations of bribery. >> bill: those whistleblowers ziegler and shapley, we'll hear from them in our next hour. stay tuned. all this adding to the president's legal problems. he is now facing an official impeachment inquiry and republicans are moving to hold hunter biden in contempt for defying that congressional subpoena of yesterday. >> dana: jim jordan is here, former federal prosecutor, andrew is also standing by. let's go to aishah hosni on capitol hill. hi. >> good morning to you both. i'm told that lesley wolf is expected to testify really any moment now here in the next hour. this is going to be a closed deposition so we won't h

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first check in with bill hemmer and dana perino for a preview. >> bill: hope you had an awesome weekendof new polling out there, see what is moving. >> dana: and we'll talk to voters in iowa. >> bill: pressure is on. overseas massive tunnel found in gaza, what that means for the ongoing war. >> dana: and applications at harvard have taken a nose dive. we'll discuss that. a brand new hour at the top, see you then. >> steve: last minute gift giverers. with one week until christmas we have deadlines for shipping you need now. >> fox business is live at a dhl facility for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. if you still need to get your christmas presents out, good news and bad news. good news you have time. bad news, it is going to cost you. at this point you will need to pay for some sort of priority shipping. if you go the fedex route do two-day freight and ship out as late as december 22nd but paying for same day shipping at that point. if you send your mail with the postal service this is the last day you can send priority mail. any later you need to pay for express service

it's wednesday, bill hemmer. good morning to you. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." good to be with you again. a lot half en yesterday. the hearing was in response to a surge of pro-palestinian and anti-israel protests erupted on campuses in more than two dozen states and some turned violent. [shouting] >> bill: some protestors calling for the mass murder of jews. lawmakers grilling the president of harvard on that very issue asking whether or not she was okay with hate speech. >> doctor, a harvard student calling for the mass murder of african-americans is not free speech at harvard, correct? yes or no question. is that okay for students to call for the mass murder of african-americans at harvard? is that protected free speech? it's a yes or no question. let me ask you this. you are president of harvard. i assume you are familiar with the term intifada. >> yes. >> and you understand the use of the term intifada in the context of the conflict is a call for violent armed resistance against

first check in with bill hemmer. >> bill: great show today, good stuff, well done to all of you.ths now since the raid in israel, many refuse to recognize damage to the jewish people there and in our country, as well. what is going on here? who runs immigration policy like this administration anywhere in the world? new records at the border yet again insanity. a big debate, a lot to chew on. let the inmates vote? latest idea from a squad member? dana and i will see you top of the hour, in nine minutes, we will see you then. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes this company so unique. >> ainsley: 2024 republican candidates soundsing the alarm on the crisis of the southern

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i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. it now appears house republicans have the votes to authorize what is called an impeachment inquiry. house speaker mike johnson saying the evidence mounting against president biden cannot be ignored as house republicans continue to follow the facts where they lead. >> dana: chad pergram is live on the hill. hi, chad. >> good morning. this is a significant step in the gop impeachment inquiry prepping the parameters of the vote in the committee. republicans believe they have the votes after months of talking impeachment but no official action. >> there is certainly enough evidence to go into an inquiry. there is so much evidence that someone might be justified in coming to a factual conclusion about whether there was bribery or not, whether there was abuse of power or not. i think we ought to get a big vote in support of it. >> formalizing the impeachment inquiry makes it easier for the house to enforce subpoenas. not impeachment of the president. just green lights the probe and finally,

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. >> brian: check in with bill hemmer live at the reagan library. >> ainsley: beautiful backdrop. >> ank you, you know what that is, you have seen many times, for viewers at home and around the world, annual defense forum at the reagan library. there is no end to hot topics this weekend. china, the middle east, ukraine, we're here for all of it and you will see it only on fox, stay tuned for more on that. truce is no more, war back on in gaza, watch that and big debate last night and fallout between newsom and desantis, big friday morning from california, dana is back in new york, we will both see you in about 12 minutes, so stay tuned top of the hour. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high bloo

good morning, i'm mike emanuel in for bill hemmer. good morning, molly. >> molly: i'm molly line in for dana perino. maine's democratic secretary of state following colorado's lead disqualifying trump based on the insurrection clause of the 14th amendment. a crime for which he was never charged. >> mike: colorado's ban is on home after the state gop appealed it to the supreme court. the former president faces challenges in many states including wisconsin and november. bellows is the first election official to unilaterally remove mr. trump from the ballot. >> my oath to the constitution and obligation to the constitution and rule of law come before any other consideration. no other factors could weigh on that decision and did not. the record demonstrates that the events of january 6, 2021, which were unprecedented and tragic were an insurrection in the meaning of section three of the 14th amendment. >> molly: alexandria hoff is live in washington to untangle this for us. >> remember in colorado the decision to remove trump from the bal

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. attacks on the red sea a growing threat to global commerce avoiding shippers to a-- requiring shippers to go south to the cape of good hope, a longer and more expensive journey. >> dana: lloyd austin said the attacks were reckless and unacceptable. >> all countries have the right to move freely and lawfully in international waters. but that foundational global right is under new threat today. these reckless houthi attacks are a serious international problem and they demand a firm international response. >> dana: trey yengst live in tel aviv for us this morning. >> good morning. i want to start with breaking news here just crossing the wires right now. israel's president herzog signaling a readiness for israel to enter into another cease-fire negotiation likely mediated by the qataris if it includes hostages being released from gaza. again signaling that israel is open to the negotiations ongoing as we speak. it is day 74 of the war between israel and hamas and while the focus is in ga

i'm mike emanuel in for bill hemmer. >> molly: i'm molly line in for dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." mike, wonderful to be with you. hope you had a wonderful christmas and we're looking forward to a new year. >> mike: i hope santa was good to you are kids and you. >> molly: santa pulled it off once again. a record christmas at the border. more than 35,000 migrants crossed illegally into our country over the four-day holiday weekend and now a new caravan is heading our way but in just a few hours, secretaries blinkern and mayorkas will meet with mexico's president. >> i have 0 confidence in anything blinken does. everything he negotiates is actually not in the best interests of the united states. the first thing he has to do is say we'll shut down the border. anybody that comes into the united states send them back to your country. good luck with 700,000 immigrants per month coming into your country. >> molly: a sheriff from arizona will join us in a couple of moments. we start with william la jeunesse live in los angeles. >> the irony is we're asking mex

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bill hemmer. the congresswoman offending just about everyone over the weekend. she now is under fire after calling for balance when criticizing hamas for using rape as a weapon of war. and then shifting the focus to condemn israel. here is some of what she said. >> i was just asking about the women and you turned it back to israel. i'm asking you about hamas in fact -- >> i already answered your question. i say it is horrific. rape is horrific, sexual assault is horrific. i think it happens in war situations. terrorist organizations like hamas obviously are using these as tools. however, i think we have to be balanced about bringing in the outrages against palestinians. >> dana: it's horrible but you don't see israeli soldiers raping palestinian women. >> we're not -- i don't want this to be the hierarchy of oppression. 15,000 people have been killed. >> bill: make of it what you want. jessica tarlov and charlie hurt have reaction. the growing backlash on these comments. good morning. >> good morning, bill. terrorists using rape as a weapon of war usually someth

and i just want to sayy to won thank you to this wonderful crew, bill hemmer and host of the party, charlie for coming. lilly and carolineproducerne fos the cookies we had with go cocktail little alcohol free cocktails as they're parting pag gift. and i know you guys would love that but there was alcohol at the partyarty m. >> one of the most fun things as we had a magician john pizzi, came and he was very convincing, i will say. >> anyway, merryanyway, christl everyone, and america's newsroom. ooh, looks like fun. congratsne the on the year. >> all right, greg. holiday party with the magician. interestinviting mg. thanks for inviting me, by the way. yeah, but you've got to take her off the listghter] tonight., >> joe devito. katie mcfarland, kat timpf. tyra's 10 p.m.. >> hey, let's do this. animals is a brain surgery. animals are great. >> i don't know anything about poultry chickens. >> i don't know what they are. are they animals pry? n, t i guess they are. check out what these do. they? i don't know. for some reason, they just just h this vide. watch this video. well, yeah. thereforah.e

i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. it's tuesday. hello to my partner here. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." sit a little chilly in here. i'm holding onto my hot cup. everything is fine. fine. we want to get you to these numbers. this happened yesterday. a staggering 4500 people crossed in the del rio sector alone. the southern border saw a total of over 12,000 people yesterday. >> bill: this is part of what greg abbott calls a tidal wave of illegal entry. he has been saying that for three years. it prompted him to sign a new law that would criminalize illegal immigration on the state level. >> dana: the law authorizes police to arrest migrants despite the border enforcement is a federal responsibility. the biden administration is expected to challenge this in court. governor abbott says the white house left him no choice. >> biden's deliberate inaction has left texas to fend for itself. the authors of the united states constitution foresaw a situation when the federal government would be inattentive to stat

i'm bill hemmer and it's tuesday. some ways it's only tuesday. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." for those of you who did rent see "the five" last night. he described it as a sexual atrocities and if you do that, and you get the response from people rather than saying well, you know, but on the other hand. but if you say sexual atrocities, then you obviously will get the reaction, hopefully, that sheryl sandberg was looking for. she was there for an event featuring testimonies from israeli police officers. atrocities that failed to draw a response from women's groups around the world. >> bill: you got the u.s. condemning hamas for going back on the deal to release more than a dozen women held hostage last friday. the truce breaks over the weekend. state department says the terror group wants those victims silent and out of sight. >> the fact that they continue to hold women hostages, the fact that they continue to hold children hostages, the fact that it seems one of the reasons they don't want to turn women over that they've been holding hostage and

last night at reagan national defense form in simi valley, california, our own bill hemmer asked president obama's former ci director and defense secretary if u.s. defense forces were attacked over the past couple months if the response from the biden administration was enough. here was his answer. >> i would be more aggress about going after those that attack our u.s. forces, do you think to date or response was too soft? >> i this is thety been a little too selective. we've hit ammo dumps and other targets. i want to go after those who are firing missiles at our troops. and make sure they understand that when they fire a missile, they're going to die. >> there's been at least 75 attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east since the middle of last month. it's moteable, mike, the pentagon does not account the u.s. attacks on warships at sea in this number. it's where they're firing the missiles and where from and ir satellites in space that detect missile launches and last night before the attacks at reagan national defense form with defense secretary lloyd austin made the following pledge.

i'm bill hemmer, good morning. the former assistant u.s. attorney lesley wolf will appear today under subpoena for a closed door deposition after she had previously refused to voluntary request over the summer. republicans say she has unique knowledge into the investigation of hunter biden. whistleblowers claim she deviated from standard protocol to give hunter prefer -- first we go to chad pergram watching everything move on capitol hill. let's begin a new hour. good morning. >> in particular house investigators will ask her about why the statute of limitations was allowed to expire as it pertains to issues with burisma, the emergency firm in ukraine hunter biden served on the burisma board. >> fundamental facts here. fact number one, hunter biden gets put on the board. fact two not qualified to be on the board of the energy company. he said so himself. fact number three, the executives at burisma asked hunter biden weigh in with your father and help us with the pressure we're under from the prosecutor. key fact four is joe biden goes to u

i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. >> dana: great to be here. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." the latest fox news polling shows president biden trailing both former president trump and nikki haley and in a dead heat with governor ron desantis. >> bill: all this adding to democrats' anxiety. the president not buying those numbers. >> mr. president, why are you losing to trump in the polls? >> those are just polls. >> dana: karl rove on deck. we begin with mark meredith on the trail in des moines, iowa. what did you find out, mark? >> i found out that it's quite chilly in iowa in late december. good morning to you both. this week we'll see almost all of the gop republican candidates coming out here to stump for their candidates. the caucus is fast approaching. new polls show this race may already be decided. a new survey fox nationally looking at where republican primary voters stand now showing former president trump leading the race at 69% support. florida governor desantis in second at 12% and former ambassador haley at nine.

good morning, i'm mike he manual in for bill hemmer. >> molly: i'm molly line in for dew point. protestors threw objects at officers, assaulted two of them. protestors carried banners with messages like di vest from genocide and let gaza live. a similar scene playing out at lax. bumper to bumper traffic stretched across all three lanes. >> police making dozens of arrests on most airports. the protests come as new york city goes on high alert. the nypd is taking precautions to prevent anti-israel protestors from disrupting the new year's eve ball drop. >> molly: alexis mcadams has the latest. >> not just here in new york that this happened. chaos from coast to coast with police arresting 63 people at those two protests in la and new york city. over at jfk airport protestors blocked the roads and some travelers had to walk with their bags to try to make their flight. watch. [shouting] >> that was really not fun for those travelers trying to get to their flights. 26 arrests yesterday remained at jfk for disorderly conduct and blocking traffic. the port authority dispatched two airp

bill hemmer and i hosted a party. charlie is our executive producer. thank everyone for coming.ow you would have loved that there was alcohol at the party. one of the most fun things a magician john was very, very convincing. anyway, merry christmas everyone at "america's newsroom." >> well done congrats on the year. >> greg: thanks for inviting me by the way. elle, take her off the list. [laughter] tonight, joe devito, k.t. mcfarland, kat timpf, tyrus, 10:00 p.m. let's do this. i don't know about poultry or chickens. check out what they do. i don't know the reason, they just froze. watch this video. well, yeah. >> dana: they're frozen? >> greg: it's not working. you see chickens. maybe they're roosters. i don't really know what they're. anyway, all of the sudden they just froze. just froze. now, is this some kind of weird supernatural. supernatural event? look at this. they all just stop. >> dana: is it cold? >> greg: i don't know. do you think i do research on this, dana? i think we need to look at this for another two minutes. >> jesse: keep it going. look at bret sitting on

beginning now on thursday morning i'm bill hemmer live in new york. >> dana: that's weird. colorado is landlocked but the metaphor works. i'm dana perino, "america's newsroom." good to be with you this morning. legal efforts to disqualify former president trump are underway in more than a dozen states including maine. we're expecting a decision there as soon as tomorrow. also happening in california where the lieutenant governor wants to -- quote, explore every legal option to disqualify trump. >> bill: you put all this together and it puts pressure on the u.s. supreme court to get involved and the air out of iowa forcing republican candidates to talk about the frontrunner rather than talking about themselves. talking about the issues facing the country. >> dana: team fox coverage. karl rove on deck. let's begin in washington with griff jenkins. >> i think you put it correctly. it's the tip of the iceberg. the legal law fair says it's tracking 31 different trump disqualification challenges under section three of the 14th amendment. this push to remove trump from the 2024 ba

i'm bill hemmer good morning. >> dana: that's how it will turn out, too. the u.s. supreme court will say it's a whopper and shut it down. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." a four-judge majority on the colorado supreme court ruled he is disqualified from appearing on the state's presidential ballot despite charged never being charged or convicted of the events of january 6th. he is vowing to appeal. >> bill: democrat party leaders are in a state of paranoia over the growing dominant lead president you trump has in the polls. they have lost faith in the failed biden presidency and doing everything they can to stop the american voters from throwing them out of office next november. meanwhile, the former president's republican rivals, all of them it appears, are rallying around him in support. >> we don't need to have judges making these decisions. we need voters to make these decisions. >> that strikes me as the wrong decision and it is appalling for the future of our country. we're not a country where we want the federal police state to decide who is

we'll find out today maybe i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." a big day of news kicking off the new week. one down, two to go. people celebrating -- mcgill struggled to condemn anti-semitism before congress last week. now it is focused on m.i.t. and harvard. >> bill: you had some billboard trucks in cambridge, massachusetts calling out president gay for defending students who called for jewish genocide. >> dana: critics say gay and other leaders were ambivalent about hate speech on campus and prompting disbelief. >> it was founded on religious freedom. the number one freedom is that of religion. it shouldn't be difficult to condemn anti-semitism. >> i found the answers of the universities presidents to not be acceptable answers of leaders of any institution. certainly of our best universities in the country. >> bill: college campuses have created a norm that some things are aloud because the liberal left likes them and some aren't allowed because conservatives like them. that has to end. >> good morning. whether or not claudine gay will continue

i'm mike he manual in for bill hemmer. claudia, great to be with you. >> claudia: this is a special edition of "america's newsroom." the u.s. going after hezbollah targets in iraq after a christmas day attack against american troops. defense secretary lloyd austin says his prayers are with the brave americans who were injured. >> that attack one of the more than 100 against our forces since the hamas massacre in israel october 7th. trey yengst is live in tel aviv with more. good morning, trey. >> good morning. overnight president biden ordered the u.s. military to strike a series of targets belonging to militants in iraq. we do know according to u.s. central command that three different strikes took place and destroyed the targeted facilities and likely killed a number of kataib hezbollah militants in response to a drone attack against the erbil air base that houses u.s. service members. three americans were injured, one critically. it brings the total number of attacks against american interests in the middle east to 103

i'm bill hemmer live in new york. welcome back. martha. >> martha: two more hours and it is good to be with all of you and bill with you. i'm martha maccallum. this is "america's newsroom" on a friday. there is a lot popping this friday morning. >> bill: the list is pretty interesting. we were talking about it. >> martha: getting ready for your morning coffee and how hunter spends his money. it centers on a four-year period where he failed to pay his taxes and most of you pay your taxes but he went several years according to this indictment, if everything is in it turns out to be factual. so he spent a lot of money. look at line number two, various women $683,000. adult entertainment at the bottom $188,000. that was more expensive than his legal fees. >> bill: if you're the i.r.s. and going through this wow, put that in this column. this in that column. the charges come as republicans accelerate their investigation into his overseas dealings trying to link it to his father. see whether or not it happens. jonathan turley saying this

and on dana's show this morning the two whistleblowers were on and bill hemmer was pushingll them.y accused hemme biden of infe peddling and didn't have anything to back it up. the story that i think will bent really interesting and it's starting to get a little juicy by jesse's standards is jameshi comer and his s shell company. so he's been going on for months about the fact that people who are innocent of these things don't have shell companies. but guess what, james comer doespani.ja so he's one of theme biggest landowners. >> jesse: does he have 20? >> jessica: oh! >> greg: come on. >> jessica: let me -- >> greg: there's a difference. >> does he have 150 suspicious wires? >> jessica: the belittling that's coming emboldens mes because i know it's hurting youu so he has a shell company called farm team properties that he shareses with a campaign donor s opened in 2015. his wife is also co-owner and it is masking, of course the fact that he owns more lands than goes on his financial disclosure forms. if someone is trying to run an above board impeachment inquiry and is running ar

i hope you are at home today, i am bill hemmer but dana has the day off today. well deserved, i would add from a well earned. >> shannon: she has a hardworking woman. we miss her, but i am shannon bream and i will try to help out. not that you need my help come up that vigilance is the key word after mexican military seized ten ieds at the border. u.s. authorities not letting down their guard on antismuggling unit in el paso, texas. they found thousands of dollars in cash and a rifle. fox business is live on capitol hill. >> hi, good morning, shannon and bill. these ten ied devices seized by the mexican military on the mexico side of the u.s.-mexico border but it was close enough u.s. border patrol is warning their agents to be on the lookout for explosive devices. a federal law enforcement source share of the officer safety alert that went out to cpe agents wanting them to be careful. the alert reads this, h answered should exercise extreme caution and arm subjects approaching the border with possible explosive devices. this incident happened wednesday. border

. >> brian: i just saw the whistleblower came out yesterday and said to bill hemmer he says you don'te financially connected to a business in order to be part of that business. >> what president biden was basically doing, through hunter you, was allowing hunter to get the deals. there was no discernible actual product being produced. it's just flat out influence peddling. >> lawrence: nothing. >> brian: that's what an irs guy came up with. >> ainsley: then the white house, karine jean-pierre snapped at the reporters yesterday saying there is no evidence. there is no evidence here. and then she also lashed out at the house republicans for the impeachment inquiry. >> steve: meanwhile across the street yesterday, the current governor, the great state of california was here in rockefeller center. he went on the seth meyers program. keep in mind gavin newsom was for about half a decade. >> ainsley: 2004 to 11. >> steve: about half a decade, the san francisco mayor, and so seth meyers asked him about the deplorable state of san francisco, and it's curious who gavin newsom is blaming for its

dana is off today, i'm bill hemmer live in new york and our friend is here with us today. >> this is amer "america's news" but i am glad that i get to join you at 5:00 a.m. the one you used to do it. you would say it is friday. spilling your client at that. >> and wendy examined the mic exemption pro-palestinian shutting down traffic in new york and los angeles. we have also seen them vandalize during hanukkah. some protesters in the palestinian flags. >> bill: meanwhile on the college campuses as we have seen the eruption of anti-israel protest. some have turned violent. meanwhile the vice president kamala harris pushing the president to get tougher on israel and show more sympathy for palestinians in places like the gaza strip. peter doocy asked john kirby about that yesterday. >> john, it is leaked that the vice president is upset with the president about gaza? >> that is great question. >> you have seen officially on the record refute the basic premise of the story that there is some sort of daylight between the last president and the president. the president is comfortable and c

i'm bill hemmer. good morning and morning to you, partner. >> dana: great. i am dana perino, this is "america's newsroom." we do have a hopping two hours for you. claudine gay will remain in office despite her hesitancy to condemn calls for the mass murder of jews calling it a matter of context. >> bill: we're told the meetings went late into the night. the board saying in part our extensive deliberations affirm our confidence that president gay is the right leader to help our community heal and to address the very serious societal issues we're facing, end quote. >> dana: that statement is likely to ring hollow with students say their jewish classmates don't feel safe on campus. >> if the university has a double standard when it comes to free speech and the university don't enforce conduct so there are so many things happening on campus. if you are restricting movement and calling shame that is conduct. that's not speech. there is also potential title vi violations and the university isn't using their own speech until they're on the hot seat. >> bill: that's