let's bring in congressman byron donalds from florida.what do you make of the white house telling your colleagues, not so fast, hold off until the new year? >> i am still in the christmas spirit so i am trying to have a good attitude about this but this tells me this administration is not serious about anything, the only thing they have been serious about is blocking any oversight, any transparency, house republicans will bring back to washington. these requests for information have been going out for the past two years. my office sent out three or four requests for information of various agencies, we get no information, minimal responses. we will go through the process of having to request them as the house of representatives and maybe subpoenaing those pieces of information but the white house could turn them over now. if you have nothing to hide what are you worried about? except they have a lot to hide. they don't want to talk about what they are doing that is frank -- fracture america, destroyed border security, made inflation high o

joining me now is florida congressman byron donalds.ongressman, you are on the oversight and reform committee. you guys are about to take or in early january. i hope there are plans to fix this censorship crisis we are going through. >> good to be back with you. there are a lot of people with moose nuts on the oversight committee. seriously. you can't have a democracy or talk about saving the democracy if free speech is being suppressed. whether you talk about baker over at twitter who was formerly at the fbi and looks to be one of the central players in all of these collusions that have occurred from the lift of our country trying to suppress information, basically being way more involved in our elections, and actually disseminating and stopping the ability for the american people to freely communicate. i also believe this is demonstrating a piece of the overall problem. we know that the white house was having contact with the social media companies about dm'ing down information with respect to -- covid-19. what else has the white hous

with that, we bring in byron donalds.use oversight committee, which has launched an investigation to whether or not government officials colluded with big tech to censor americans. good to have you with us today. i want to start with this from jonathan turley, an op-ed that he wrote, fbi and twitter formed a censorship alliance and they can't be allowed to get away with it. he says it's clear any such reforms should include a full investigation of the fbi and its involvement in censorship efforts. as many as 80 agents were committed to this efforts. it's clear now if we are to end censorship by surrogate, the house will have to probe and push everywhere in the fbi for answers. so is that what you are committed to doing, sir? and what is that going to look like? >> first of all, good to be with you. merry christmas to everybody. i am committed to that and i think the oversight committee, house republicans are committed to that as well. what we've seen through the twitter files and let me also say this, if it happened at tw

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congressman byron donalds, we will be watching on tuesday. any time. >> katie: well, there may be a light at the end of the tunnel for thousands of travelers stranded by southwest airlines. senior correspondent mike tobin is in chicago with the good details. >> katie, we may have moved at the beginning of the end. southwest executives are promising a return-to-normal operations tomorrow and promising minimal flight disruptions. this african selling two thirds of their flights so they could get planes and pilots and flight attendants back into position after the big winter storm meltdown. still plenty of cancellations today look across the board, all airlines there were 2400, almost 2500 flight cancellations across the u.s. 2300 of those belong to southwest airlines. you project forward to tomorrow, southwest says only 39 flights are projected to be canceled. still, you have southwest executives apologizing for this major disruption. >> my personal apology is the first step of making things right. after many plans changed and experiences fell

>> i hope it does maybe with th increasing numbers of black republicans it's not just byron donald's,ot just at owens, he's got incoming freshman john james of michigan so you've got for before that but, i think you know 25 black republicans on the congressiona black caucus and still try to keep them upgrade there about the advancement of big government, liberalism in the preservation of democratic parties political power that's what they're interested in. its about maintaining the ongoing power in the democratic party that's what they are abou and having public in some room doesn't help that objective at all. what is it, what stances do you take representing your constituencies that the latino caucus would reject that are just common sense? >> my colleagues and i have discussed this at length, we ar focused on delivering for the district, that means we work on relate inflation were at a 41 percent high we work on education and making sure that children receive quality education no matter if their zi code and we work on making our community safer. honestly, those in the communit and m

i'll ask florida congressman byron donalds.ankman-fried wanted to sponsor taylor swift's tour for $100 million. we have that story too right after this. ♪ research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual!!! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ stu: we're 12 minutes into the session, dow is up 156 points. we were just discussing christmas presents and suggestions, and the suggestion -- lauren: you didn't like any of mine. stu: i didn't like your suggestions, sorry. a look at crypto this morning, bitcoin and ethereum and bitcoin at $16,800. the ceo of coin base predicts a big drop in revenue. what's the prediction? lauren: whoop de do. brian armstrong said cut in half. that's a headline and revenue last year was $7 billion but before the ftx fallout he said it's crypto winter, bitcoin prices have come down so much. it's prob

byron donalds sits on the house oversight committee. the top republican is now calling for hearings around this and he is standing by live for us. first, to fox business correspondent kelly o'grady with more. >> yeah, the twitter saga never disappoints. the latest is filled with irony. musk's push to transparency turns out to be tainted by another employee. we expected another dump over the weekend but that was delayed following the deputy counsel has been vetting the first batch of files. so musk addressed the controversy yesterday evening. he said in light of concerns about baker's possible role in suppression of information, important to the public dialogue, he was exited from twitter today. when musk was asked if baker explained himself, he responded yes. his explanation was unconvincing. just context on who jim baker is and why this is raising eyebrows. baker was the general counsel for the fbi where he was a key figure in the bureau's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. so twitter was shocked

congressman byron donalds from the great state of florida.o you. >> any time. >> john: quick update, when we were talking with senator mike braun about the ftx hearings, nine members of the agriculture committee received campaign donations from ftx, among those was mitch mcconnell, john thune, and joni ernst, didn't know what they did with the donations. six other members had given them back. senator ernst's office says she has given the money to charities in iowa, including food banks. so she now joins the other six who are saying they gave the money to charities as well. >> sandra: and some you know, one way to do it, some critics say it should go into a fund to go back to victims, some have lost millions of dollars and others life savings. and news out of the supreme court a moment ago, the supreme court said it would hold arguments in february on the merits of the biden student loan forgiveness program, enforcement remains on hold, so that just in, john. >> john: and meantime, the president keeps getting around what's going on in the cour

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meanwhile, at the federal level, florida congressman byron donald has also beenl blac banned from joining the congressional black caucusk because he is a republican .e hi >> so much for diversity, and equity and inclusion as their ins thfavorite thing, except wht applies to people that don't agree with them. >> herdon't agwithe, out with rx news contributor deroy murdock, roy murdoch, california, state senato california state senator rosie leesha ochoa, vogue and california assemblywoman kate sanchez, ladies, both,here. thank you so much for beingtart here. kate, let me start with you. were you surprised that as a could elected latino member of the california legislature, you could not join that verynojoin a caucus? >> or is this just standard? no, you know, i actually didn't quarn about it until after the election, and i was quite surprised. but thenitgain again, it's a party that claims to be all about diversity and inclusion. and i findout dive it very hypol that we were left out of the conversation for sure. rosie, lisa, forgive me if i if i'm not pronounce the name correctly. i do ec

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joining me now is florida congressman byron donalds and mike huckabee, the former governor of the great state of arkansas. gentlemen, thanks for joining us here tonight. governor, i want to start with you. first of all, merry christmas. joe biden, unity. i'm just not buying it after two years of what we saw happen. >> yeah, merry christmas to you, jason. and to the congressman. it was just amazing to watch him say that. this is the guy that went before independence hall, essentially denigrated half the country. he said those that reported republican, trump supporters, that we were dangerous people. this is insane. then he tries to pretend that he's mr. unity. he's the guy that not only has been after republicans, but he goes after many government employees like the border patrol agents when he talked about how horrible they were. when they were on the horses. turns out what they did was fine, this is not a unifying president and it's a real tragedy. the greatest tragedy, jason, is the media. they let him get away with it. they never call him out, ever. >> yeah, no, there's no accountabi

next one is jim, byron donald for president or at least governor of florida when desantis runs for presidenthe's solid and three boys and active in the community ask calls it the way he sees it. a lot of people find that real and refreshing. ashley: yeah, that's too . i'm going to move onto this and ask susan, comes from piota who asks what new story did you report that stands out for you? i'll throw this to susan li doing a lot of reporting around the world. susan: obviously ftx was a bit shocking at least and commingling funds and i was at ftx in the bahamas and everybody was there. every crypto company, politicians and celebrities and this is a bit of a shock to everyone. ashley: it is indeed. it's a real shakeup. thank you, guys and to everybody that sent in their feedback. stu is back on monday. we're trying to get that across and also by the way time for the friday trivia question which is: what is america's oldest nfl stadium? lambo in green field, arrow head in kansas city, high mark stadium or soldier field in chicago. the answer right after this. ♪ .. ashley: earlier we asked you w

you heard representative byron donalds from florida talking about these bits of information are somethinga republic need to know. why? what's at stake? >> because you have to have an informed electorate to be able to make informed decisions. even more extreme than that, harris, you can't have a manipulated populous who minds are not able to see certain thoughts or words in order to make free and independent decisions. it is clear that the american public has been manipulated and clear our elections have been interfered with. the story doesn't end there. i can hold out hopes for twitter files 2 and 3 and what will be revealed. it wasn't just -- i don't mean to act like it is not enough of a scandal on its own. it wasn't just the hunter biden laptop scandal that was subject to censorship. we all know that when it comes to covid or potentially january 6th -- by the way, i heard that directly from elon musk last saturday night. i got a chance to ask him on twitter spaces what other subjects inside of twitter were subject to the most government-induced censorship? he said will, i have to wait

byron donalds represents florida's 19th congressional districts before holding off. he works in the banking, finance, and ensures women -- the general counsel to -- welcome. she was associate dean for faculty of scholarship and associate director of the ronald brown center for civil rights and economics. miss nelson, welcome. miss white, miss rice, please begin your testimony. >> thank you. chairman brown, ranking member to me, and other distinguished members of the senate banking committee, i am so appreciative of you for inviting me to testify today. the national fair housing alliance this is the nation's only national civil rights civilization so dedicated to eliminating all forms of housing and lending discrimination and creating well resourced, healthy, vibrant, resilient communities. i can empathize with people like ryan cooper who, although being one of the most noted and award-winning film directors, was falsely accused of being a bank robber and detained by police when trying to withdraw money from his own make account. i too personally have experienced diff

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stuart: always good byron donald and thank you for joining us and i know we will see you soon.he feds denied, it's a hurricane relief money and so governor desantis went out and raise money on his own back and it actually and how much did governor desantis bring in. guest: yes, $59.2 million, not bad and according to desantis, the state of florida provided 25 million of that and the rest came from some very generous donors, more than 35 million and fema, indeed turn down a request for an extra 25 million an emergency funds saying that he had limited authority to expand financial aid after already providing more than $3 billion in federal support for hurricane relief and desantis responded to that, vowing to cut through the bureaucracy can he did in the governor said that the unity raise money by the way will go towards what he calls unmet needs such as transportation and food assistance and housing in loathing and household goods and so guess, to become on what congressman donald said, nobody here wants to lose desantis as governor and that is the dilemma and they say that he s

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byron donalds had this to say. >> you cannot save democracy if you have potentially agents of the government and media companies suppressing information. that is far worse than russia collusion, and so we have to get down to the bottom of this, for the sake of the entire republic, you cannot have people going in the back door suppressing information and suppressing free speech. >> as for the next dump of files expected to come from bari weiss, no timeline or date given so unfortunately you are stuck combing through twitter feeds all day long hoping we get the next drip drip drip. >> john: and part of the reason for the delay, the twitter documents were being vetted before being given to bari weiss and to matt taibbi, and vetted by jim baker. >> exactly, and baker seems to be at the center of this, it's clear we have not seen the last of this. >> john: good to have you on the story. >> sandra: potential break through in the case of the four idaho students murdered a month ago. a white 2011 to 2013 hyundai elantra near the off campus home and the time the crimes happened. alexis mcadams is on

and byron donalds, the republican from florida will join us next hour as we await the news conference, a live look at the white house there where this is set to be underway soon. joint press conference with emanuel macron and joe biden, part of the french president's three-day state visit there. a lot of hot topics on the table and important questions asked to the two world leaders when this is underway a short time from now. >> john: i was there in 2018 in the very room for the last state visit from macron, when president trump was president, and macron not too happy with the biden administration over a number of different issues. >> sandra: obviously trade issues, the war in ukraine, a lot of big items. >> john: submarines. >> sandra: indeed. all right. on to this. new investments in the killings of four students at the university of idaho. police walking back claims one or more victims was targeted in the attacks. this as forensic test results begin to arrive. christina coleman is live in moscow, idaho. what are the police saying now? >> hi, sandra. well, let me tell you, there has

we heard from biden white house officials and i now welcome a republican congressman, byron donalds fromays there and is that your view or is there any place you might try to find common ground with president biden? >> oh, i think that's an accurate statement. i think leader mccarthy is right. first, take a look at the past two years. joe biden hasn't come looking for republican votes, especially in the house. it's been a steam roll factory over there. nancy pelosi never asked our input on anything. at this point now that we're in a lame duck session, we're going have divided government, there shouldn't be major deals cut because the american people have now spoken. what we need to do is do whatever we need to do to get across the spending line and the new year. let the house speak its will by the voters of the people on the spending priorities and other priorities. see what the senate comes up with, see what the white house wants to do and go from there. >> i hear you on that. you're talking about the calendar. a lot of people say if the people spoke, as you put it, you want to line up

congress joining mema now is florida congressman byron donalds,at congressman, that the data here revealse the democrats remain almost wholly dependentwy now on white , college educated voters, especially women, soin how damaging is this nowerican d on the african-american side for the democrats? >> democr it's very damaging simply because black voters have seen ,frankly, with year after yeartg of the same gas lighting,d sa the same talking points, the same promises that go nowhere and the actualness o ineffectiveness of what happens when they govern. economies go bad, borders arewie wide open. people open,. they're actually subverting the law. they're suppressin actuallg frea speech. world war three may be breaking out the implications ofents a democratic governance are clear for everybody to seerefo,t to mention crimes. way,h, yeah, by the they don't want your kids to get the best education possible. black voters have had enough, and that's why you're seeinge.bc this constant shift.seeing now, i will say to myhift a colleagues and on the republicannd side of the aisle, that doesn't mean

byron donalds represents florida's district before holding office. he worked in the banking finance and insurance industries. welcome. mr. devon west hills president of general counsel for the center for equal opportunity and serve as official for the department of agriculture. welcome. the president and director of the naacp legal defense and education fund prior to joining ld avenue for fact -- lds ash ronald brown st. john university school of law. welcome. ms. rice, please begin your testimony. >> thank you. chairman brown, ranking member and other distinguished members of the senate banking committee, i am so appreciative of you for inviting me to testify today. the national fair housing alliance is the nation's only national civil rights organization solely dedicated to eliminating all forms of housing and lending discrimination and creating well resourced, healthy, vibrant, resilient communities. i can empathize with people like ryan cooper who although being one of the world's most noted and award-winning film directors was falsely accused of

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coming out over the weekend including michelle obama pressuring the company to ban permanently donald trump. byronork with us this morning. was twitter acting as an agent of the democrat party? >> well, they were acting in a way that was very beneficial to the democratic party and no doubt about that and what we see in the new revelations from immediately after january 6 is that people inside twitter had been itching to ban donald trump for quite a long time. and once this finally happened, the capitol riot happened and they jumped and took their opportunity and certainly what the former first lady michelle obama said and she was first lady at the time. what she said was part of a group of people urging twit tore do this but not, i think, decisive in some sort of way. stu: you can't have weekly meetings between twitter executives and government agencies without thinking there's a conspiracy involved here. i use that word deliberately. would you? >> well, i'm not sure i'd use the word conspiracy but i agree there's every reason in the world to be suspicious because you have to remember there's been

i would also like to recognize representativesy vet harold, katie porter, byron donalds, and danny davis who are all original co-sponsors. as the nation's record keeper, nara plays and critical role in the preservation of the government's most important documents and materials. nara's mission is to provide equitable public access to the records of the federal government because public access to records strengthens democracy and allows all americans to understand their history so they can fully participate in government. currently the nara is being led by deborah, who is serving as acting archivist of the united states and has been a public servant at nara for more than 30 years. however, the united states code does not reflect in its text that women can hold this important position. the code is outdated and its references to the nation's archivist and other senior officials as men. it is long overdue that we update title 44 to remove reference to pronounce in the law that wrongly assume that only a man can hold this important role. i strongly support this bill. and i reserve the balance

byron has been waiting in cleveland, tennessee, republican. caller: good morning. i think donaldne of the best presidents we have elected in a long time. what i like about him is he focuses on the united states of america and doing what is right for them. i think you will come up for reelection and i will vote for him. i like his personal use on the way he handles the united states. i worry about communist china and i think joe biden is a member of the communist party. host: do you mind if i ask you about that topic we were talking about? the former president's dinner without white supremacist? with a noted anti-semite? what you think of that dinner? caller: they are part of the united states also. they have their right to say the way they think. everybody does not support them. host: do you think of former president should have dinner with them? caller: why not? they are part of the electorate. i think they have the most right to say what is on their mind as anyone else. donald trump's for protective united states and i worry about the communist party. i think joe biden is a com

byron has been waiting in cleveland, tennessee, republican. caller: good morning. i think donaldne of the best presidents we have elected in a long time. what i like about him is he focuses on the united states of america and doing what is right for them. i think you will come up for reelection and i will vote for him. i like his personal use on the way he handles the united states. i worry about communist china and i think joe biden is a member of the communist party. host: do you mind if i ask you about that topic we were talking about? the former president's dinner without white supremacist? with a noted anti-semite? what you think of that dinner? caller: they are part of the united states also. they have their right to say the way they think. everybody does not support them. host: do you think of former president should have dinner with them? caller: why not? they are part of the electorate. i think they have the most right to say what is on their mind as anyone else. donald trump's for protective united states and i worry about the communist party. i think joe biden is a com