which ones ads are similar, but the signal briarch is similar, yes, it is similar to these elements, brian yesi believe you. it is absolutely similar in architecture to the signal of messengers that use open code where there is end-to-end encryption and where it also says what is in them end-to-end encryption in every case, we write safe, e-e, it is definitely safe that which has open code, that is, open code for any programmer, that is understood, he can check where your data is sent, what information it collects, what it stores, that is, these messengers are understandable, they are completely understandable the work algorithm does not mean that the work of whatsapp is not understood. it is also quite a safe messenger. specialists they see that, for example, there is a messenger and e. it is built so that they see its construction, yes, from the code, it is from , they named certain indicators that say that for the transmission of sensitive information, if you are talking , we are talking about everyday communication. if you come , the coordinates of the enemy to our armed forces if you help

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>> brian: you don't mass produce. >> a lot of sanding. yest through. >> yeah, we're a big outfit. when we're cooking we have like 30 employees. >> steve: you're very popular right there this is something your company sells. you sent one to our office and my neighbor, dr. greg, was so entranced he got it. this is a bar that hangs on the wall right >> brian: this is fingerprint sensitive right? >> yep, fingerprint opens up. >> brian: and you said in the green room that there's only one person deserving of this. >> that's for you ainsley. >> ainsley: i love it. i love it. that will go on my wall. >> only for emergencies. >> ainsley: what do you have in here? a bottle of wine, champagne glasses. >> some get away money and some cards. >> ainsley: everything you need. >> steve: when you're in new york you need get away money. >> ainsley: even has the drink holder. >> brian: i can't imagine a more unique gift for christmas outside the patriot awards but we wanted to highlight it. >> web site is freedom cabinet.com and a lot of black friday stuff goi

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. >> steve: yes, it is brian. >> ainsley: brian? >> brian: yes it is. are going to nantucket they don't have a house there where do they stay? >> steve: a friend's house. >> brian: don't you think it's a little weird? can i come over for thanksgiving? i got nowhere to go? >> ainsley: never stay at your friend's with houses you are a hotel kind of guy? >> brian: yeah. absolutely. >> steve: remember when they were down in kiawah island they stayed at somebody who is a donor and stuff like that. these mega donors have several houses. so it's not like they are going to be there. >> don't you think it's sponging off them as president? >> ainsley: they might be really good friends. >> get your own bug low. doesn't hunter have any money left over you? can't borrow money from hunter like you normally do and stay in a lean to? >> the big guy has a friend nantucket. >> guy who brought like his entire neighborhood to the patriot awards. >> brian: they didn't stay with me, they stayed in their own hotel rooms. >> what do you do for thanksgiving? you seem like you h

brian kiefer? >> yes. >> brian kiefer, aka, money. brian's nickname is money? ns his own company. and he runs in those same circles of people. >> brian ran a building renovation business, but he also had a criminal past. troubling to you? >> yes. it's always troubling when you know they have records and they're doing things that are outside the law. so that's always a concern. >> did you think for a moment that possibly he might have done this? >> yes. everybody -- once again, everybody is still on the table. we don't know who did it. >> and unlike lance who either was or wasn't on a shrimp boat, detectives learned that brian had been spotted in jacksonville recently. now they wanted to talk to him. coming up -- >> brian tells us some things that only the person that was there would know. >> but couldn't that make him a suspect. >> yes. >> it could. >> and he also reveals something else, what a friend told him. >> what does he say? does he say that she was dead or does he say anything about that? >> he said the lady was saying, stop, you're killing me. >> when "

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yes. >> brian: right. of course, you have to hit the button, yes, the border is secure.s anybody going to call out the biden administration for all those untruths? now media cares more about hunter's daughter's wedding than hunter's laptop. they called the laptop a hoax until president biden got into the white house. some even kept up the lie through the midterm. but cbs just verified it is actually real and 69 days after the "new york post" says it's real. >> the president will be a target for investigations and that means data from a laptop reported of to belong to biden could be crucial to the investigatory process. cbs news has obtained its data. >> you are confident, based on your analysis, this is hunter biden's data and that it's real? >> yes. >> forensic experts recovered images of credit cards, a driver's license, social security number. >> brian: right. all those things were on the laptop two years ago. two and a half years ago. but they could not find the forensic expert, a cyber expert to go through it all of cbs. the media always waits until after the electi

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story and quent tatro joining us now all right, melissa, what are we watching with target >> hi, brian, yesntory investors want to hear that target has made progress with the inventory that's built up in its back rooms and store floors. it cut its profit outlook two times, with the promise that it told investors that its margins would look healthier in the back half of the year it also said that it was going to focus more on food and essentials the big question would be, did those two things do the trick? we'll also likely get an idea of how the holidays are shaping up. target along with other retailers started the holidays early. it actually had its first holiday sale all the way back in october. >> what's the trade on tjt >> sully, even though target is getting some pin action here from walmart today, we still think it's a buy everything in the kitchen sink is basically baked in here melissa said it, i mean, we're going to be looking for inventories. but target does a really good job of marking inventories down and getting that out and those are all what's leftover from the covid overhang

can i get a selfie with you. >> brian: yes you can janice charges though.power in the senate. that's not news for pete. pete, you have done a lot of studying preparing for this diner shoot. >> pete: all night long. by the way, normally these states don't talk politics with people. here i don't talk sports because they got a filly fans with a lot of good teams around here. i'm not going to offend. all right? right here behind me ronna mcdaniel is here running the rnc ground game. we have been hearing whispers how long will the votes take to count? what is the republican strategy? light of that? some of you all say thanksgiving we hope not. we will talk to ronna in moments from here in philly. ♪ biofreeze, the number one clinician recommended menthol topical pain relief brand. works fast. lasts long. cool the pain with biofreeze. ♪ >> steve: it is 7:50 in the morning on this midterm election day and the polls are open right now in the keystone state of pennsylvania. >> brian: "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth has spent this morning in the keystone

. >> yeah, 14s >> anyway, so brian, yes, it has been a long day. a day, by the way, that started off looking like we were going to bounce a at least a little bit off of the sell-off that we saw yesterday. and those gains fizzled a little bit, but not markedly so right now, the dow industrialses at 33,788, down about 61 points. the s&p 500 right now firmly below that 3,000 mark. 3951 the last trade there. down about 12 points, just to give you an idea, again, we like to give you the context and ranges, at the highs of the session, we were positive by around 13 handles, 13 points you can see tilting towards the lower end of that range right now, off one third of 1% the nasdaq composite down. so down, but not panicked down one place we are seeing at least a little bit of aed by, a short-term bounce off of some longer-term down trends we've seen is in energy prices wti, 78.35, up 1.5%. remember, $73.60 was the intraday low that we saw just in yesterday's trade. we were up markedly from there, but still, very much to the downside over the longer term. e

. >> the demand is high, brian yes, prices are high relative terms, let's keep things in perspective.mean the vacation season that folks thought would stop on labor day just hasn't. and prices are up in the third quarter. it was up 110% no the to last year but back to 2019 september was the best occupancy month. largest hotel franchising company that are small business owners that own those 24 brands that investor seen and the fourth quarter is no exception. we're seeing holiday travel bookings ahead and our october month to date bookings are up nearly 20% to where they were back in 2019 a lot of that is to your point, great. and nearly 10% where we were the last year when people thought thing was start to slow down >> yeah. i mean, it's -- it's -- there is so much weird economic data. again the word weird imminent recession but when you travel as i do all the time, i'm sure you do, jeff, newark airport, i can't get a parking spot some dames. how long can this last >> it's crazy. our largest states, our largest states are texas, florida, california they're all double digit that is the

brian. >> yes, i think i do have a comp rehensive plan. when it comes to san francisco-when we look at socal, not san francisco, public transit ridership has been going way way way down and there are so many people even though public transit ridership is going up in the bay area, overall in the state of california public transit is taking a nose dive for the past 20 years and i didn't think what that says is california-we have not built it to work on public transit and when people dont want to keep riding public transit because they don't feel dignified, it isn't convenient and not high enough frequency and doesn't get you where you go and once you get a car you are like why do i want to downgrade to the bus or train. even though it is more sustainable and less traffic violence people don't want to ride public transit. we talk how important it is but nobody reads it and (inaudible) when it comes to san francisco we need to expand service so more of the bus lines are more frequent and when it comes to the bay area as a whole we need to work

. >> brian: you guys are together, right? >> yes. >> brian: utility bills right now?t of money, crazy. >> brian: did it double? >> oil tripled. >> brian: no notice. just one day it just turns up. >> it's out of control and it's crazy and it's all because of the democratic party. when biden shut down everything, that's when inflation went up and that's when everything started to happen. it starts with energy. >> brian: he wants a clean environment. >> i do, too. and some day it will happen. but we are not ready right now. >> brian: real quick, phil in alabama, i know the tide lost so you are in mourning. not a lot of drama there, but what about passion and drama for your race, kate were brit looks like a shoo-in. what about you. >> she is a great girl. i'm just here to see ainsley. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] brian that wasn't in the preinterview. >> ainsley: thawrches so much. >> steve: so he far, so good. steve: coming up. president biden doubles down on his fight against oil and coal. >> no more drilling. there is no more drilling. steve: okay. when will the wh

>> yes, and we are working day in and day out to enhance its security. >> brian: he is lying.eve: depend on what your definition of secured border is. it's different from this administration. >> brian: no he is lying. >> ainsley: they also ask him what do you plan to do when title 42 is over and that's going to be the end of december. he said we have been executing on a plan. we have more resources, we're increasing processing, increasing the cons expwenses for entering illegally yeah, right. strengthening our nonprofits, our police, and we are going to starting the smugglers and working with other countries to the south to deter irregular migration. >> brian: working with other countries they are actually contacted. these leaders and state departments and counterparts have not been contacted. they is not used any type of tariffs or any type of punishment. we still have farm tons of aid. still coming in here. no pressure on mexico to enforce their southern border. they are not -- there? pressure on mexico to help us on our southern border. this is intentional. they are allowin

help you through♪ ♪when you've done all that you can do♪ ♪if you can't cope♪ ♪if you can't cope♪ yes brian one of the best people to talk about especially on television. can we start? you know the rules. the university of tennessee. i want you to take a look at the halftime show. that security guard walked out there as a security guard. but his dream has always been to dance at one of the university of tennessee games. he quickly transformed from security guard to dancer. julie * can you dance like that? brian: 40 million people watched this. they were surprised. he said if you have a dream, just go for it. julie: he really went for it. i know we'll disagree on this. when is too soon to play christmas music. radio stations in chicago are doing much of the same. denver areas are already switching to christmas. i say it's never too soon for christmas music. last night i had all the christmas lights put on my house. my house is covered. clark guys wo griswold has nothn me. brian: future human beings. they did a study to take a look at what human beings would be like 800 years if we keep texti

you talking about brian's grocery? yes. so the question was how long has it taken? i think you're asking about the tribble family the owners of the grocery. they have never spoken out. they as you might imagine it's in their best interest to be a very reserved and quiet family, but they are a very reserved and quiet family. the only triple i've spoken with personally is two generations removed and so i racism is not entirely generational, but it's partly generational. and so i do have hopes that as the years go by and there are things in the works right now to try and get this building right? there's there are like carrot tactics and there are stick tactics to try and a save bryant's grocery, but it will happen in spite of the tribbles not through the agency of the triples. you kind of like liberty to this. to my thought i'm not sure if i can turn into a question while trying we frequently talk about events like this the part of black history and i think that's unfortunate because it's a large part of white history also in our white america's inability to come to te

. >> brian: are you on twitter? >> i'm on twitter, yes, absolutely. >> brian: did you ever lee it?id you get more followers? >> i got about 30 more thousand. >> i got about 100,000 more. that's because people are excited about the idea of free speech returning to twitter. and that should be a good thing. and if employees don't like that, again, if you don't like free speech and don't like to work hard. maybe elon's twitter is north the place. communist china's tiktok maybe they are hiring. >> ainsley: i don't know how well you know brian is he going to be upset that you got 70,000 more than he did. >> brian: i have to see you that i did feel good about myself for a moment. until tomi answered me and then it went just down hill. >> ainsley: chris, you were thinking the same thing. >> if you are on twitter go follow brian kilmeade he doesn't get enough air time. >> steve: just be warned. twitter is a hell scape. >> brian: i didn't expect to if reach you. >> steve: catch her on outkick. >> brian: gait to see you. >> steve: live from hollywood more migrants illegally making their way i

. >> brian: abby we can get yours today? >> yestoday, you can start streaming it right now after fox and friends or maybe on the commercials. >> brian: i'll start on it the commercials i promise. >> ashley: perfect. >> ainsley: thank you so much. brian said it was one of his favorite vacations ever. did you stay at a hotel there or just a day. >> we stayed at the yellowstone hotel, an historic place, the oldest hotel that's still standing in a national park. so like i said, you get the history and the beauty and that's the perfect combination to have that. >> ainsley: what do you do with your family during the day? do you just walk around and see the land? do they have activities for the kids. >> brian: buffalos. >> there are so many buffalos, you hit the nail on the head. there are tours, you can walk around a lot of pikes, discover all the hydro thermal features and you can go down the yellowstone river, you can go fly fishing in the yellowstone special i did we cast a few lines in casper wyoming but a huge sport within yellowsto

yes, marine brian bell takes boat swati early and gave his thoughts while you courteous soldiers would post such things online. it's because of the impunity that the ukrainian forces have enjoyed throughout. not only this most recent part of the conflict, the russian special military operation. but since 2014, we don't hear anything from the western media about ukraine shelling the don bus region for 8 years, or any of the atrocities that had taken place from 2014 onward. and they know that no matter what they do, they'll get away with it. i still don't think westfall push the issue at all. ukraine is still lying about these while at least one missile falling in poland, the killing to polish civilians. they're lying, even when in their best interests they should be telling the truth and, and then spent like this. they want to keep the barbarity going. and unfortunately, no one, no one except russia and its allies will hold them accountable. and sticking with the war, russia and ukraine have carried out a 3rd prisoner exchange. this week. he sighed, trading 9 captive returned emerson se

everybody knows how brian kilmeade works. yes, welcome back to allen, texas, allen cafe.have been talking to people all morning. they just got done chanting u.s.a. we are talking to them about the issues that are important to them six days out here from the midterms. texas looks like it's going to it reelect greg abbott all polls indicate. [cheers and applause] >> will: here is a couple big guess what's next for beto? what with a's he run for next? maybe they will have the answer for next? [laughter] >> eating tacos with a fork. >> saying beto eats tacos with a fork. >> will: find out what issue is an mating voters just six days away. come hang out allen cafe. for now make brian work. read something, brian. >> brian: that's all i do. very interesting because they have two super disars on the democratic sides stacey abrams and beto o'rourke. both are trailing badly. how long do you stay a star when you keep losing, will, not that you would know personally. just saying. >> will: hey, now, this is amazing now. i'm now 0-8 in fantasy football and look at my star rise, brian.

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yes. >> brian: i heard the guard humming when i walked in. people wonder where steve got that number from. neil cavuto counted them, and he took forever. and i kept interrupting and he had to start again. >> steve: he starts his show at 4:00 so he's got plenty of time. >> brian: they go, "hey, neil," and he starts again. >> ainsley: they laid it in the middle of speed 25 last night. if you watch, you probably saw it. but so many of us have grown our families and had our children with us, as the babies are out there. greg gutfeld got a new dog and he brought his dog on stage. janine had her dog that was a poodle, and the poodle is pink. with pink nail polish. >> brian: is there a dog that was born pink? >> steve: no, nail polish. >> ainsley: you can dye their hair. >> brian: people dye dogs' hair? >> steve: welcome to 2022. people die their own hair. >> brian: i can show you their seats. >> steve: i saw someone at the grocery store with pink hair and with blue hair. >> brian: really? >> ainsley: the younger people, aren't they doing strips of

brian kemp has run a great campaign for governor. >> oh, yeah. he's lifting all votes in georgia. he's going to absolutely -- he will have a big night. let's puts it that way over stacey abrams. yes, brian kemp will add to herschel walker's likelihood of making it without a run off. >> sean: let's go to north carolina and ted budd. where do you see that race? >> budd. that is easy. >> sean: robert, agreement? >> yes. budd comfortably. >> let's go to new hampshire. a poll came out today had general bolduc up by one. you have a governor that is leading anywhere from 12 to 18 points in some polls. is that going to help general bolduc who also had a good debate against maggie hassan. where is that state going, matt towery? >> well, it's very close. they don't have that early voting. they don't have a lot of noise before the actual election. he's been rising the entire time. the british betting houses say he's not going to win. i say he has a chance of winning. it will be close. robert thinks i think that it's probably going to be closer. >> sean: what do you think, robert? >> yeah, i think just exactly what you said. he had a great debate. he has governor sununu behind him. that's a

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. >> will: hey, good morning, brian, ainsley, steve, yes. welcome to a home game for will cain.come dough allen, texas right here at the allen cafe. do you know what i think is going to be fascinating and talking to you guys from collin county texas. where i grew up and i grew up 30 minutes that way and now i live 30 minutes that way. my dad was a small town lawyer in sherman, texas, callen county is one of the most conservative in the state. don't get pulled over. law and order county be careful. it's changed a bit. fastest growing. people from california. huge companies moving here. toyota, state farm. now you see stories like drag queen story hour showing up every once in awhile. still a conservative district symbolic of the growth and change happening in texas. it will be interesting to hear from people today about how that is all going down. >> steve: absolutely. will, how far did you have to drive out to get to allen, texas? >> will: this morning i drove 25 minutes, steve. [applause] it's central time. that means i got up in the 3s, steve. when you are -- the alarm had a 3

brian kemp has run a great campaign for governor . >> oh, you he is lifting all boats in georgia. he is going to absolutely have a big night, let's put it that way, over stacey abrams. so, yes, brian kemp is going to add to herschel walker likelihood of making it without a run off. let's go to this great state of north carolina and ted, but where do you see that race towering? >> oh, bud, that's easy. okay, easy, robert . agreement. yes, bud. comfortably. okay, let's go to new hampshire. poll came out today, had gen. bolduc up by one. but you have a governor in and governor chris sununu that is leading anywhere from 12 to 18 points in some polls. is that going to help gen. bolduc, who also had a good debate, i thought, in against maggie hassan. >> where's that state going? matari? >> well, it's very close, you know, that they don't have that early voting. they don't have a lot of noise before the actual election. and he's been rising the entire time. the british betting houses say he's not going to win. i say he has a chance of winning. it's going to be close. robert . i think probably that is probably even going to be closer. what do you think, robert ? yeah, i think just

brian: i know. all right. thank you, janice. great job. >> ainsley: happy to go home to sleep, right? how many hours did you get last night? >> janice: yestrip home. country star john rich closed out last night's patriot awards with this showstopping performance. watch. >> ♪ god bless america ♪ ♪ land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her ♪ ♪ and guide her ♪ ♪ through the night with the light from above ♪ >> steve: and live from the main stage here in hollywood, john rich. john, it's great to have you. you were fantastic last night. you've played big halls like this a lot. but something about the people who were in this room last night is a little different. >> it's way different. i mean, everybody in this room last night loves their country. we were here to recognize and celebrate the finest of us, the finest americans among us. that's inspiring to be around that many great people. and to lead them in "god bless america" what an honor. i think that's probably the most important lyric any american could be singing right now. >> brian: they should reaffirm that they do and they should understand who we are. nu number two, you bowed out at the

. >> brian: madeline, final thought? >> yes. i feel this way about it. >> nothing ever gets done. it's the same thing year after year every four years, every two years. >> rather have something done the nothing done. barnacles on the bottom of a boat stay forever and serve no purpose you've described them off and start over again. >> we need to change. >> and they we all agreed on term limits. >> that will never happen. [laughter] >> i think we need to go easier on the american people. they are dealing with inflation, crime, let the politicians to continue to dump on this toxic back-and-forth banter is not fair to the american people. they have enough to deal with. >> the debate we put forward they will and katie agree you been phenomenal today they can for heaping composition going to the green room and bring it back to television up thank you so much. really benefited. up next on our show or from our massive diner in florida, steve doocy talks to voters but first i want to know what's on dana's show. tell us. >> i've learned so much listening to your v

through♪ ♪when you've done all that you can do♪ ♪if you can't cope♪ ♪if you can't cope♪ yes (upbeat acoustic music) briantion. mass layoffs and policies like work from anywhere and a day of rest, that's gone, that's eliminated. chris destefano's jokes got him into hot water on twitter before but that didn't stop him. >> i saw them spring it on in the back. i secretly record it. i want elon musk -- i love him -- the fact that he's going to charge money, i'm verified. i would pay $80. i want you to have to pay money to be on any type of social media, because then i don't have to hear from you. if you are paying to heckle me, good. i don't want to hear from the freebies. $8. i will give you access to me. brian: you are you a tough guy. >> i have psoriasis, you can't be too tough with psoriasis. i'm itchy chris. brian: you just made that up. here is the thing. he's letting go of half the work staff. he said if you are coming you into work, turn around. unless you get an email saying you are working, you are fired. is that cold? >> i would be on the side of the road refreshing my phone to make sure i have ser

brian. >> supply chains getting better? >> yes still not robust it's -- it's fragile not as fragile as six months ago, but nobody in the industry is completely comfortable with where it's at. >> yeah. cars basically just computers with wheels and an engine, at this point you need those microchips. phil lebeau, thank you very much. >>> that does it for us. "power lunch" is next. >>> thank you and welcome, everybody to "power lunch" along with morgan brennan i'm tyler mathisen here's what's ahead. china's covid chaos. protests mount against the country's virus restrictions the effects rippling through global markets on this monday. we will look at the impact on stocks, commodities, tech and american companies operating in that country >>> plus, inflation looms over holiday spending we'll talk to a former industry insider who says it may be tim

yes. course and then as brian will will you know, so also back meal. i mean, this also feeds into the narrative about these are huge weapons packages. and you know, brian speaks very a conclusively about the value and the quality of what's actually being shipped now into ukraine. the well is running dry. it seems to all objective observers, you know, you see, you know, huge convoys of destroyed us, british and her other natal country supplied equipment. but this is a better pure campaign. essentially. it's about, you know, making big announcements of at large weapons packages. it's about, you know, feeding that narrative to an increasingly skeptical western population who are starting to see big social problems with that, the huge wave of ukrainian refugees that have arrived into europe. they're also starting to see the impact of huge energy prices and costs as well. it's getting cold. now, the front lines are beginning to freeze as well in ukraine and defenders advantage, which was in ukraine's favor. now, militarily, as, as russia, you know, retreats

brian stated that he would pay me back. >> judge judy: and mr. nagle canceled. >> yes. si?e your >> it was a family vacation that brian wanted to go with me. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> actually, i was told about the vacation shortly after we got together. >> judge judy: okay. >> and she said, "my dad bought you a ticket, take the days off work," and, yes, i did cancel the trip. >> judge judy: just a second. did you ask her to purchase this plane ticket for you? >> no, i did not. >> judge judy: did you ever tell her you would pay her back? >> no, i did not tell her that. >> judge judy: how many people went? >> my mom, dad, sister, her husband, and my son, and brian, who agreed to come along and pay for his own ticket. >> judge judy: in what month did you and mr. nagle meet? >> in december. >> j j

yes, indeed. >> ainsley: brian especially. >> janice: fox sports covering 1:30 eastern time. >> steve: janice, comepreview. >> ainsley: we have steve's cookbook, janice, he has made all kinds of beautiful dishes for us to take. >> steve: i had a little help. >> brian: right. he had a stylist. >> steve: i do. >> brian: ashley strohmier the stylist and she also has the news. >> ashley: hey, guys, we are going to start with this. china has a new nuclear powered submarine missile that can strike the continental u.s. from the south china sea. of the head of the navy's pacific fleet telling military reporters that china is fully equipped with far-reaching ballistic missiles. the top admi admiral missiles we built specifically to threaten the u.s. and elon musk pokes some fun at cbs news for returning to twitter after announcing it was leaving the platform less than 48 hours prior claiming security issues since musk took over. cbs news tweeting after pausing for much of the tweaked assess the security concerns, cbs news station is resuming its activity on twitter as we continue to monitor the situation. w

. >> brian: i still use it as weights to keep my umbrellas up. >> janice: yes we still talk about brianwater went in main floor. >> janice: some people are still out of their homes 10 years later. that shows you the scope of the damage these storms can do. folks in florida are bracing for impact overnight tonight into thursday. let's take a look at it. and also a big winter storm across the west. you mentioned it impacting voting in nevada. woe warned you about that. feet of snow nevada region. we are talking about this system which we do predict to become hurricane as it makes impact across the west -- sorry, the east central coast of florida this evening. we have hurricane warnings in advance for the bahamas towards west palm beach and daytona beach. here is the track, the fox model as we go through time overnight tonight making impact. the center of the storm tracking over port st. lucie and into the gulf of mexico side and then up towards the panhandle and then towards the southeast and the mid-atlantic. there is port st. lucie, rain fall 3 to 5 inches. storm surge, heavy rainfall a

. >> yes, i will, brian.ehicles at a warehouse where those vehicles have to be sit anyway to be loaded and unloaded makes for a lucrative opportunity. so prologis is starting to install ev charging stations in its warehouses, first with two projects in california but 50 more are in the works. it's a multi-billion dollar investment, but the company's ceo says that the returns could be even bigger than the warehouse rental business itself >> i think that those economics are only going to get better over time, as power demands go up and electricity becomes more and more expensive so we think it's a pretty attractive opportunity and we're doing it primarily because it's a good economic opportunity for our shareholders >> i also asked him about the health of the warehouse market in the current economy >> our earnings have been growing at double digits for a long time and they'll continue to grow. and our dividends have been also growing at low-double digits the business can't be any better i really can't complain.

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my cohost emily compagno and joining us today is dagen mcdowell morgan ortagus and brian brenberg it's gonna be spicy. yes, president biden does how this first face-to-face meeting with china's president since she took office. the tension between the two countries here at home is pretty tough. there were other leaders spoke about taiwan, economic competition, and inflation according to a readout of the three hour long meeting the president did not a jumps set now coming from china. and the leaders of course, and the origins of covid was not on the list. he did use their set down to restart dialogue on climate change. and he also said that instead of pushing china to announce violence and warfare, well watch... >> i am not suggesting that this is kumbaya, everyone's going to go lay with agreement but i do not believe that there is a need for concern as one of you raise the religion my question and cold war. and i think that, i will conclude by saying it this way. , i want to be clear and be clear of all the leaders but particularly with xi jinping president of china. let me what i say and i say what i mean

the first one is, yes, it's great we've done the central bank sanctions and, yes, it's great we've done the oligarchs and by brian russian oil and gas. that's a lot of money, a billion a day and by some estimates and you look at it that way and from a physics standpoint there's -- if you say russia is a company and they have a bunch of income and meaning on the income statement, there's a bunch of revenue coming in, all of this oil sales and we're not -- we haven't really messed with it yet. that's a harder nut to crack. germany and italy and all the countries are so dependent on russian gas and, two, gas and oil prices are so high. it would be better if we can get the oil price down. that's something that we could do because saudi arabia is the largest oil producer in the world.th inea theory, there's an ally of the unitede states and if they were to cooperate and turn on their revenue going down by 30% whether they cut off gas at all. the financial ability to wage this war. >> in the next few days and vladamir putin talking about future cooperations and i'm not holding my breath so aside of assistance and p the

>> we're america, brian, of course we can do. this yes's resources or manpower. players playing across europe, playing across major league soccer as well. >>this is a team that should win it. if you would have asked them brian before this tournament, hey we are going to put new a win or go home situation vs. iran everyone would say yes, please, bring it on. this is what we have been training for and live for. win the game, move on and continue to spread that gospel of american soccer that it is bigger, it is better. not just the women's national team which continues to dominate on the international scope. it is the men's team that keeps on climbing themselves back that up ladder. >> rob stone, doing a great job all tournament and keep it up and hopefully more u.s. games to call for the realms of this tournament. they are in the knockout phase if they can get past iran today. thank you very much. kickoff 2:00 p.m. eastern time. appreciate it. meanwhile, download the free-to-play fox bet super 6 app. before today's u.s.a.-iran's match and e

yes. sean: happy thanksgiving to you, brian and the family. >> it was wonderful. rs was too as well, and merry christmas. sean: thank you, yes. senator barrasso's saying, listen, we republicans taking control of the house, you're going to see no new taxes, no bad policy on oil and gas. the problem though, governor, is you have two years of bad policies that have come from democrats and joe biden. can we roll the policies back? >> difficult to roll hem back until you get the white house and you get a republican-controlled senate as well. i as a governor can do what nes that all gets passed on to the consumer. have the option to not drive a long ways to take their kids to school or get groceries. in states like yours and mine, it's pretty chilly here in january and february, and they have to heat hair homes and keep their families warm. it's going to be an incredible challenge. thankfully, we have a house that can continue to now hold hearings and do what they can to stop pooch bad policies but, boy, i'll tell you what, an administration like this white house can do