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fox news co-host will cain is down in atlanta. begin with griff jenkins live in dalton, georgia where supporters are already showing up for the president's rally. griff, i saw that man behind you when i woke up this morning he was still on your last hit "fox & friends first." the man with the t-shirt. griff: ainsley, that guy with the t-shirt is from detroit named carrie. he told me is ainsley's biggest fan i kid you not. it's cold here in dalton, georgia. take a look the supporters have come and turning out despite the weather. in fact the guy at the front of the line the very if irs guy named blake came from san diego on january 1st. and the president is coming here to north georgia because early voting shows, guys, that republicans need a strong turnout and he is coming on the heels of a firestorm firing the leak of that audio obtained by "the washington post" of the president pressuring georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger to secure enough vote to overturn the presidential results. listen here. >> i just want to find

todd: we had wil will cain on. we're the losers. going to go to the winner, his name is griff jenkins. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning man.i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. the senate majority is on the line. todd: washington football fan griff jenkins is live in georgia where the president is expected to rally support tonight. hey, griff. >> reporter: good morning, todd and jillian. i won't rub in that win because we got big news here. he very chilly dalton, north georgia. you can see the folks here, though, the cold's not bothering them. they're already lining up to hear the president tonight. that's terry in the middle, he's from detroit and lisa here is from dalton. folks are all a over the place. now, the president's coming here because early voting shows republicans need a strong turnout north of atlanta but he's coming on the heels of a firestorm following the leak of that audio obtained by the washington post of the president pressuring georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger, to

will cain, we'll check in all morning long. thank you.ump urging the secretary of state to overturn the election, despite the tape, senator david perdue said it won't impact his election tomorrow. >> i don't think it's really going to affect our election. i'm still shocked that a member of the republican party would tape a sitting president and leak that. it's disgusting in my view. what the president said is exactly what he's been saying the last few months, the last two months, anyways, we've had irregularities in the election in november and he wants answers. he has not gotten them from our secretary of state. that's one reason why i asked for him to resign. todd: as speak georgia inc. co-founder janel king point out, the democratic challengers have an uphill battle getting georgians to back their policies. >> we have two candidates who are extreme socialists, we know that to be the truth. i don't know anyone in the state of georgia who is ready for socialists to run our part of our senate and to be making decisions for us. so that's a

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to authorize with our member states these vaccine exports to berlin our dominant cain joins us live and could tell us more about what's behind these export controls . it's a very strange situation isn't it that one e.u. agency positively referring to the astra zeneca vaccine as being a key part in our 3rd vaccine approved for use inside the e.u. supposedly to provide relief to people that there's extra weapon as it were in the fight against corona virus and yet a colleague of hers from a different part of the e.u. institutions effectively introducing export controls on vaccines created in the e.u. well that appears to be particularly targeted exactly at astra zeneca although of course there is another vaccine which is created in the e.u. which is the bio on tech pfizer vaccine which was the 1st one to be approved for use anywhere in the world well now you have the scenario where the people making this vaccine we were hearing about the approval in amsterdam but disapproval as it were in one sense or disagreement about what's happening with astra zeneca from brussels the point here is the

to marco prepares to step aside after 16 years at the helm as for a correspondent in berlin dominic cain so tell us who the new leader of the c.d.u. is and which direction will he be taking the party. the man the christian democrats have just chosen as their new party leader has been seen by very many people in germany as the continuity candidate the man who if given the chance would keep his party but also his country on the same sort of course that angular magical has set is this country and her party for the best part of the last 15 years or so the point here is that in essence what mr lasher it is doing now is not replacing angle americal as chancellor or as chancellor candidates he is merely filling the position of the actual leadership of his party which had been in the hands of another person and that can't count on bar for the past 2 years also but now mr lasher it is the choice of his party at least the delegates at this conference but there are many many journeys ahead as it were many steps ahead for him as he plots his way as the new party leader. he's led germany's most popul

our cohosts will cain and pete hegseth join us from atlanta. i was in missouri antifa scumbags threatened my wife and newborn daughter who can't travel. extreme threats, tried to pound open a door. my family and i will not be intimidated by left-wing violence. what do you make of this? steve: anyone who would go to someone's house and written political violence against their wife and kid is exactly what josh holly called them and it is because he has been willing to be unafraid politically. he has been unafraid to lead, the first to step out and say i will challenge what is having in the electoral college, that takes courage. he's been unafraid of fighting big tech when no one else was talking about what they've done to silence voices of conservatives, this is a guy who went to washington to challenge status quo thinking like donald trump has an they go to his house and threaten his family which tells you what you need to know about the left today. >> think about the sliding scale of measures the left is embraced to silence those who disagree a

cain. [inaudible conversations] ms. klobuchar, mr. lankford, mr. leahy, mr. lee. [inaudible conversations] mr. lujan, ms. loomis, mr. manchin, mr. markey. [inaudible conversations] mr. marshall, mr. mcconnell, mr. menendez, mr. merkley. mr. moran, ms. murkowski, mr. murphy, mrs. murray. [inaudible conversations] mr. ossoff, mr. padilla, mr. paul, mr.. peters. [inaudible conversations] mr. portman, mr. reid, mr. risch, mr. romney. ms. rosen, mr. rounds, mr. rubio, mr. sanders. [inaudible conversations] mr. sasse, mr. schatz, mr. schumer, mr. scott of florida. [inaudible conversations] mr. scott of south carolina, mrs. shaheen, mr. shelby, ms. anna mom -- sinema. >> ms. smith, ms. stabenow, mr. sullivan, mr. tester. [inaudible conversations] mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. toomey, mr. tuberville. [inaudible conversations] mr. van hollen, mr. warner, mr. warnock, ms. warren. [inaudible conversations] mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. biden, mr. young. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> the senate will be in order. the senate will be in order.

all angles on this, will cain co-host of "fox & friends." >> a big story.te is hinting at a possible 9/11 style commission investigation into this over in congress. this is something she mentioned on her podcast called you and me both. she had house speaker nancy pelosi on as a recent guest and clearly they talked about the biggest news in washington that riot over on capitol hill january 6. secretary clinton said she would like to see the president's phone records. sometimes the white house releases read-outs of phone calls with foreign leaders but the press office is not obligated to do so. here is secretary clinton. >> we learned a lot about our system of government over the last four years with a president who disdanes democracy and as you have said numerous times has other agendas. i hope historically we'll find out who he is beholding to, who pulls his strings. >> pelosi went on to say absolutely a 9/11 style commission who investigate how it happened at the capitol is necessary and will happen. pelosi also referenced a famous photograph where she is

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donald trump is the worst president in history and to sweep it under the rug -- i told tim cain censure, sweep it under the rug, no. >> so censure is not a first option to you and you say the managers that will prosecute this impeachment proceeding will take film and graphic ways -- >> all of america will see it and they should. the historical record will be very, very clear. >> senator minority mitch mcconnell has had to cave this weekend except the power sharing deal that you laid out after the democrats won the majority at the ballot box. we know mcconnell has a long history of trying to obstruct democrats by any means necessary. do you believe you can work with mcconnell to get things done in the senate or will you constantly be called to fight against him? >> well, reverend, we have one goal, big, bold change in america. we would like the republicans to join us in some of those things at least and maybe they will. but we are going to get that changed no matter what. we cannot -- there is such a demand, three three hugishies we have v to do, climate, racial and economic inequality w

but some who cain to break the peace, state on in west potomac park.april 24th rally, was only a prelude to made a. an opportunity to advance their own well-defined aim. to shut down the federal government. >> the country should respond from coast to coast, with demonstrations at universities across this country. >> these militant and violent people of the new, left decide decided that the tactics of a peaceful assembly were no longer acceptable. as early as june 1970, strategy conferences were held by radical leaders in milwaukee and an arbor. here a new tactic was adopted, massive civil disobedience and confrontation. instead of large crowds, peaceable-y assembling to petition their government, activity would move to unlawful direct action. stop the government, paralyzed the judicial system, challenge law enforcement and embarrass the establishment. a detailed 24-page tactical manual was printed and distributed across the country. prepared by the may day collective of the people's coalition for peace and justice, it's scheduled ten days of massive ci

that's why senator tim cain and susan collins have been working together.t interviewed tim cain on her show and he made the point they're going to try to push through a resolution that would invoke the 14th amendment which is not legally binding but could begin the process of barring trump from seeking office. that is a ten vote. is that achievable? yes. especially as more facts come in. they are not going to be good for the former president. >> this is my biggest question right now after everything that happened this weekend. his defense team is gone. do you think trump is going to represent himself? >> i mean, you know, i am not in the former president's -- delightful to say that -- i am not in his head and i can't predict what he does. it sure would make a great finale episode of "the apprentice" but who knows what he is going to do? he'll need to have some kind of representation. i can't begin to predict. even senators can't even begin to. nobody knows what is going to happen and how this is going to play out. we do know there is going to be a trial and

lucky guy today joining us for the very first time on outnumbered, "fox & friends" we cohost will cain. thank you for being with us. will, i want to come to you first. let's get into it. why is speaker pelosi still pursuing the 25th amendment option? hasn't it been made clear by the vice president and senate republicans that it is essentially dead in the water. they would need an incredible amount of support and wondered push this through. they would need the entire cabinet on board as well as two-thirds of the house and the senate. >> will: political retribution or at least this signal of political retribution. happy to be with you for the first time on "outnumbered." there was little that would get accomplished by pursuing either. president trump has nine days left in office. what would be accomplished is inflaming an environment of political retribution and i have to believe that's probably what nancy pelosi would like to do. if we look at the events of last week, i believe president trump is not blameless in the situation, the chaos that unfolded in washington, d.c. i think he is c

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i'm will cain along with jedediah bila and pete hegseth.t we have here. we are covering the latest. obviously a lot at stake on tuesday. lots of early voting has happened already. lot of people still going to vote on election day. we're going to bring you the latest. will, you are looking fantastic on that great set we have out there. pete: yeah. will, how does it look there? what's the weather like in atlanta right now? it's got to be nicer than here. will: i know you are going to be joining me in just a few days. this is the setup. i will give you the break down. i'm the only on air person here the next few days a two dozen behind the scenes helping me put this beautiful shot together. i will need you, pete, to help justify my existence. the beautiful is nice, beautiful, a little chilly. bring yourself a blanket. i will tell you what i'm going to bring david perdue. georgia senator a little bit later on be this show sit down with us for an interview about that race come up in three days. until you get here, hegseth. david perdue will have

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correspondents reporting on the latest developments heidi joe castro is live for us in washington dominick cain is in berlin to talk us through reaction from europe perry forces is in west jerusalem but 1st let's go live to is there was also jabari who is in iran's capital tehran so. iran had told the i.a.e.a. that it was going to do this is there any significant anything significant though in the timing. well it's certainly important given the current political climate iran finds itself in mainly the rhetoric that's been coming out of tehran towards washington and their behavior in the region as iran puts it it's seriously significant because it shows that iran is actually fed up with this nuclear deal and there was supposed to be a grace period of 2 months from early december until early february when this law was passed in parliament demanding that iran's atomic energy agency resume 20 percent enrichment levels as a result of the united states leaving the nuclear deal and imposing sanctions on iran this bill was called sanctions relief bill so since that hasn't happened the problem in terror

stuart: i would call that a dock will cain, right hand side of your screen.he democrats are going gung ho on impeachment? >> not in that answer as you pointed out and i still don't know the answer to the question if joe biden will encourage the impeachment process or discourage it from the senate. i doubt that he will, stuart. i doubt he will discourage it. i imagine democrats will pursue some type of impeachment process, a trial cut that sell political win for them in their imagination. they aren't really into unity. forgive me for my skepticism. defy sickness has been a successful political strategy, the vitus on race, class, corning to our political beliefs, call for deprogramming, d platforming, censorship and call for putting donald trump on trial. that's been a political win, all of that for democrats, so as of today, stuart, i remain i guess a somewhat helpful for unity, but skeptically hopeful. stuart: weller said. "fox & friends" visited a diner over a year ago i think it was an back then it was booming. but, you went back, will cain, to the same res

will cain. jedediah: yeah. i'm a big believer, i want to see pics.ics or it didn't happen would have helped me a lot of times in life. [laughter] jedediah: there you go. all right. we're going to begin this hour with this news, president biden making his first round of calls to world leaders since taking office. the president facing mounting pressure to reverse trump immigration policies and to form a new trade deal with the u.k. david spunt is live in washington with more on their demands for the new administration. david? >> reporter: hi, good morning to you. multiple foreign policy issues on the new president's plate, some a little bit more hostile the, russia and china, others friendlier, great britain and canada, as pete just mentioned. pride ifen spoke with canadian prime minister justin true bow on -- justin trudeau on friday. the call though to prime minister trudeau comes as the canadian leader expressed disappointment with the9 new order to halt destruction on the keystone xl pipeline which begins in can and runs through the united states.

stuttgart for their part will cain dangerous and sasha was a whisker away from scoring the now the thank. god. it was back to the drawing board for now goes man at half time. in the half term we discussed about subs occasions where the formation a little bit looked at as well that the formation of the terminus in the 2nd half as well then we're creating lot of chances center believed was a question of time that 1st it was more of the saying amadou haidara sent his effort while i was and forced back couldn't make clean contact here. then coble again stood strong when called into action by billy all ban. it was looking like another buy and challenger would fall short. but the brake. 3 finally arrived on 67 minutes danny imo prodding home and had lean years cross at the back post was. like 6 finally showing the resilience required for a title challenge they did have a late scare in the 86 minutes when valid tomorrow anton found himself free in the box. basically lashing produced an outstanding stop to keep lights again and. the game ended one nil by like 6 certainly rode their luck they'll

south thousands are violins deligated along the equator and on top of the ring the effect of will cain the so-called ring of fire. we just say cynically active until now and it makes us having to be just get them up in the world approximately $29.00 go words of potential geothermal power is spread across hundreds of locations on several islands such as java to love the sea sumatra and bali but how much is that really 29 go words well and back to the future in the eighty's it took 1.21 gigawatts to travel through time a crazy big number back down. point 25. today $29.00 gigawatts can be expressed as the output per year of $29.00 medium sized nuclear power plants or $12340.00 for wind turbines that means potentially more than one 3rd of indonesia's energy capacity could come from geo film apollo plants one day it's now still mostly public by coal. 60 to present a home at the city comes from the poor on bad information we have this week and the sions fund that are called parkland and it makes the air pollution it's going so badly here that's why we need to change our energy choice and geo

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counties are also especially going to be susceptible to some lower visibility right through the car cain is out and out into the delta. >>we've had those foggy spots the past couple of days too. now the good news maybe a grey start to this morning. but skies grow clear so pretty quickly into late morning in the afternoon ahead of us expect nice sunny conditions and temperatures this morning despite the grade are actually pretty comfortable most of us are in the 40's and a good amount warmer than we were yesterday at this time. so today all in all a pretty calm one when you're talking about the forecast. daytime highs later today will be in the 50's and 60's with plenty of sunshine. reyna. >>john mentioned be careful as you're driving through those foggy patches there. this morning on your commute, especially when it's still dark outside our bridges all it clear for the most part may's to fremont street in the city 7 minutes there for your drive time in the golden gate bridge, 37 to the tolls 20 minutes, the air. you're seeing a lot of construction on the road this morning but that's just

solano county and northern contra costa where dense this stuff august sitting there right from the car cain is on into the delta this morning, a nice quiet picture on satellite and radar with high pressure building back up. katie storm tracks are going to be sent well out of the region far to the north now even further to the north if that means areas like northern california which had been seeing rainfall at the beginning of the week have dried back out really nicely now we're all going to be sitting under sunshine this afternoon really comfortable weather all over again a lot like yesterday so keep in yesterday's feel around not just for today but on into the weekend as well. today's daytime highs will rise into the 60's for san francisco with marina district now officially back at the 60 degree mark you are upper 50's yesterday. pacific gunman terry each at 62 with mill brain south san francisco at 66. further south of the 70 in mountain view very close to that in saying carlos and woodside and right above that. and campbell san jose, los gatos each at 71 today, state temperatures either

you can see itself thousands of violins delegated along the equator and on top of the effect of will cain knows the so-called ring of fire. we just say cynically acted until now and it makes us having the biggest get them up in the world approximately $29.00 gigawatts of potential geothermal power is spread across hundreds of locations on several islands such as java to levy sea sumatra and bali but how much is that really 29 go words well and back to the future in the eighty's it took 1.21 gigawatts to travel through time a crazy big number back down. up point 25. today $29.00 gigawatts can be expressed as the output per year of $29.00 medium sized nuclear power plants or $12344.00 wind turbines that means potentially more than one 3rd of indonesia's energy capacity could come from geothermal power plants one day it's now still mostly public by coal. 62 president obama at the city comes from the poor on bad information we have this week and the sions fund that are called parkland and it makes the air pollution going so badly here that's why we need to change our energy choice and geother

week watch out for spots of low visibility along the coastline right along the bay and into the car cain is in delta as well towards conquered, this morning, your view from sausalito towards san francisco obscured by a little bit of that misty look and already looking a little bit on the foggy side for many of these spots and just mentioned including around some of our bridges and then out into northern contra costa and southern counties, skies cloudy to start but generally clear out later in the day today look forward to a much sunnier afternoon as high pressure builds back in replacing yesterday's descending low and cold front you can see round of rainfall since immediately to our west and that switches things up here in just a few hours ahead for us so let's get a look at futurecast keeping things interesting mother nature this on and off pattern of dry and then went all over again. this afternoon skies clear out really nicely then looking ahead into the evening tonight. we do see an increasing cloud cover still dry by 10:00pm though showers start to push into early morning hours of t

pete: sounds like he is whispering don't let them know will cain is there. the.ah, honestly steve, i have been made? is what you could when you are in law school and law clerk i spent a little time doing. some lawyer already making a lot of money sends you over to dig things out of these books and finds something he believes will prove his point. steve: exactly. when i was doing the show from my living room, i had my daughter's law school books behind me just to make me look smarter. pete: it worked. thanks, will, see you tomorrow. ainsley: hand it over to janice. she has been tracking this blizzard. hey, janice, when is it hitting us? janice: it is going to move across the upper midwest and the northeast is going to get sort of on the tail end of it from a cold front and then an area of low pressure that's going to develop across the mid-atlantic and modify northward. so it's a little complicated but let's break it down. there is our blizzard that's cranked up across the upper midwest and the great lakes. where we have blizzard warnings in effect for nebraska, s

still ahead, will cain, ken cuccinelli, charles payne. the second hour of "varney & co."t. ♪ . . keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo ♪. stuart: all right. a little frenetic music there at the top of the 10:00 hour. it is indeed 10:00 eastern time here in new york city. it is on the east coast at 10:00. we've got a big show still ahead. here we go, this hour, this hour, the 10:00 hour will cain, ken cuccinelli from homeland security, gregg jarrett and brian kilmeade. next hour the 11:00 hour, charles payne, elizabeth macdonald, california guy tom del beccaro and alex berenson, all with us on the program today. we're waiting for the president to leave the white house. expect that at any moment. he will be visiting the border wall in texas. when he leaves the white you will see it. check those markets. we've been open now

policy in response to the whole cold current situation and beijing is krakow oho homes are positioned cain. this is also controversial as both beijing and the u.k. using each other are validating the historic agreement signed before. but relations between britain and china you just mentioned it have been rather poor because of london's spoke in this. human rights in hong kong is this what was the no retaliation by beijing. yes definitely beijing has already has been claiming that they will not just sit and that's all these happen and they will respond possibly to britain's reaction to the us citizenship scheme in terms of this and that absurdist see this more as a diplomatic gesture what and then. you have on the poles as a whole hong has its own immigration policy as a semi autonomous semi autonomous region in china so the key question is whether these new chinese policy of the new band will be applied in our homes try to any so how so i find out how also since i'm now in many of them they don't travel to and they wish to buy you so this new policy in the near future show will not like yo

death and we speak when this man and bonnie lassie is to speak the name and need to jimmy beats will cain and robbie bottoms but 1st to test me no we should eat meals on your messages or tazo taz i'll get my feet up and held the roast like i have. well there's been a tremendous online discussion inhalation to our show last week featuring top 30 commentator peter oborne and professor richard murphy where amongst other things we discuss the contribution of markets rushford to political debate to it stephen says marcus rash word is young enough to still remember vividly his mum's struggle not coming from political elite he cannot be accused as no one tory party members are of playing politics and you know so says an absolutely brutal and devastating critique of chancellor vicious.

michael caine later saying he told remy "my heart was in my mouth," to which he replied "michael, it's us on bbc news. still to come, safeguarding the sounds of the country — france passes a new law which aims to protect sensory heritage. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him - 'the butcher of lyon'. klaus altman is being held. on a fraud charge in bolivia. the west germans want i to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. - millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot — a tide of humanity that's believed by officials to have broken all records. this is bbc world news, our main story: president biden warns the us economic cri

the 2nd thing is these income transfer them may he temporary popular in 2020 cain 200 on the safe side effects are december and there is no money brazil is a broken treaty fiscal deficit brazil right now is 15 percent of g.d.p. there are hardly any measures a rise in interest rights. well. the us does the danger fall for bush or not he could actually go into populist measure and trying to implement. and bring back the cliff package but there is no money he does corona now if you lose the clowns. there is so called corona about as he does that. there is no money to do it but he does that he will lose the confidence of the financial markets straight away brazil we downgraded. the axis of brazil to capital market will be more complicated so it economy tanks are they gonna buy those get out of control and he continued blocking there the approval of the backs him for the by the chinese or the rash eric cetera then i saying they perceive a leader an impeachment would increase but you need to take into consideration these 3 factors are there is there is also the question of time and i think a

bodies lou cain was in damascus at that time people formed his duties as a military signalman and his tour in syria ended in 1965 years that cohen had become a serious adverse or if syria and the soviet union was executed. town without pity . that was what damascus had become so israeli spy be like oh. if you want to see more of it's good watch it's not a documentary channel 26 minutes past 8 in the morning that's it for the newsroom so far thank you for your time check in with this is a safe want to keep across any of our stories. by aside throughout the day but for now reporting from moscow for me the team signing off and have a good one. by the demick no certainly no borders just flying through nationalities. as america. we took a backseat. to. judging . commentary crisis like this sometimes. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. lead. i got this 8 millimeter film purely b

president goes against them the constitution goes against of this is not constitutional it's just another cain group circus that we're seeing again on the democrats and again now some of some of the republicans in congress the republicans are irreparably scarred from this because the people have woken up they are seeing that they're seen some of the absolutely ridiculous accusations not only brought against president trump but brought against his supporters his followers the people who really got a lot of them in congress a lot of the republicans in office because they were following from sleet on that and so these are people loyal to president that are feeling very just in franchise by the party that they supported by the party that they advocated for and completely now thrown under the bus with and within 5 days. construction of the vast nord stream into gas pipeline from russia to germany has restarted after u.s. sanctions had forced its suspension the project or should it now be completed by the summer or to see what he's done of brings us up to speed. a special pipe playing vessel called

bodies lou cain was in damascus at that time people formed his duties as a military signalman and his tour in syria ended in 1965 that cohen had become a serious adverse 3 for syria and the soviet union was executed. town without pity. that was what damascus had become so israeli spy be like oh. lord mistreated you see more cultured aussies are common as local time zone he screams. keep up speed whenever he also talked about it r.t. dot com but 28 minutes past the hour kevin i'm signing off have a great day. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. already made in the shallowness. i can't show you my faith but i'm going to teach you must. in 9293 this man was sentenced to death. they could charged with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the trigger didn't intend to kill anybody imagine living in your bathroom for the week which is the

will cain, pete hegseth and jedediah bilah.e cutout spot appointly according to rick reichmuth is not being dumped with six inches of snow. i got to studio easily, quickly this morning. questioned die yaw said she is amazed football players can toss so far i will toss it all the way to you,. pete: pete they can toss it short. little dump passes. will you're in texas. it is national cut your energy cost day. i know you're coming back to new york. in honor of that i will not send you my private jet to fly you back. i'm cutting down energy coasts. will: i'm pulling up my contract as we speak. go ahead, jed. jedediah: now that you put it out there you will be exempt from the snow you can bet six feet of snow before you leave. you know how that works. you never bring your umbrella when it will pour. we have news to begin with this. just 10 days left in president trump's term. house democrats are planning to introduce articles of impeachment tomorrow. house speaker nancy pelosi telling democrats to be prepared for their return to was

their promise deliveries ministers have warned they may restrict vaccine exports from the bloc domany cain has more from brain. freshly produced for sending out to distribution centers it's highly likely these doses of the astra zeneca vaccine have already been injected into british patients but while the global demand for this product is very high now the makers their ability to supply non u.k. clients is not specifically the $27.00 member states of the e.u. who collectively paid more than $400000000.00 upfront for a possible $400000000.00 doses their allocation of the vaccine for the 1st quarter of the year has been cut by 60 percent prompting an angry reaction in many european capitals europe invested billions to help develop the world's 1st covered 1000 vaccines to create a truly global common good and now the companies must deliver they must honor their obligations and this is why we will set up a vaccine export transparency mechanism europe is the challenge to contribution to this global common good. but it also means business the german health minister has suggested imposing export

making politics out of the untimely deaths of people and use their deaths whether it be herman cain orgic passion of the congressman elect in louisiana. and:blue checkmark media people using that as an opportunity not to express prayers, thoughts, condolences, but to use it in a sick way to take shots. can you imagine the families of these people reading this stuff? i find this to be the most grotesque component of the coverage of the coronavirus. >>it is disgusting, dan. unfortunately in some places in the media, division is profit, and unity is a loser. dividing people and going to these dark places that exploit the worst situation, unfortunately become profit, and these media outlets choose profit, and that's why you see this stuff happening. and it happens in politics. division is a loser -- division is profit and unity is a loser. dan: it's all click-bait. check this out. >> we do know that it's a classic example of the right-wing media machine. talking about biden personal corruption. most those charges unverified. >> charges so heinous i'm not even going to say them. >> this con

in our correspondents alexandra go for is in moscow we'll talk to her in just a moment 1st dominic cain joins us from berlin so just looking at those pictures pictures dom 0 social distancing onboard the aircraft but everyone is wearing a mask so that's a plus assuming he doesn't get detained do we know what mr novell the is expecting missed in a volley will do when he gets off the plane. well the point that mr advani was quite clear in making money announce to the world that he intended to fly back to moscow was that nothing could prevent him from going back that he always knew in his heart of hearts that he was going to go back to moscow once he got to a position with russia or at least once he felt able to do so that was his firm intention and he has as we know been a staunch critic of the government of president vladimir putin for some considerable time the point also is that he's leaving germany but in so doing he knows that the german government is saying that it has furnished its russian counterpart the or thora tease in russia with copious amounts of evidence given by mr vanney

michael caine later saying he told remy "my heart was in my mouth," to which he replied "michael, it's. the headlines: president biden warns the us economic crisis is deepening as he introduces his relief plan. articles of impeachment against donald trump will be delivered to the senate on monday. his trial begins early next month. us presidentjoe biden has held his first phone calls with world leaders — his neighboursjustin trudeau in canada and mexico's andres manuel lopez obrador. it marks the start of his foreign policy campaign as president. and while he has experience in this area, there are many challenges to overcome, as dr ronald granieri from the foreign policy research center explains. rhetorically at least, his main focus has been the idea of restoration — that he wants to restore relationships with america's allies. he wants to restore the american place in certain international organisations. and so that — he has wrapped himself in that notion of restoration, which is — fits in with a general mood in the country that wants to somehow go back to a pre—2016 day. i'm not sur

virus mutations have been found in germany the country's been unlocked and since november dominic cain has more from berlin. overall not just in berlin but across the entire country the trend certainly in the course of the last week or so perhaps 10 days has been slowly downward so that. $859.00 deaths announced today but there were fewer and fewer today than the previous day than they were for that and so forth and so there is a feeling of among some analysts some scientists that perhaps the rate of new infections the rates of new deaths is starting to stabilize generally the point behind what angle america and coalition partners and ministerial partners have been saying is that their view is that what is really concerning them is the potential for the new variant 1st and identified in the u.k. to get to really take hold in germany that explains why they have been insisting upon the wearing of masks that are stronger than just fabric masks where they refer to the f f p 2 mask requirement which will come into force in here in berlin on sunday so that it that informs the perspective tha