19 year old charlie was already exceeding his parents expectations. >> charlie w well-liked in sch athleticallywell. >> charlie went on to prestigious cornell university in ithaca, new york, where the as excelling. >> charlie is a very accomplished young man overachiever as it related to grades, as it related to sports, as itelated all h be the perfect kid. >> but behind charlie's affable demeanor and broad smile, there wasy there was distress in the household. >> police had been called to the tan home more thanes over the years and just weeks before her husband would be and apparently wk;5rrified, jean 11 again. >> are you injured? >> yes i and i'm so scared. please, please call me. nih please come. please come help me. >> then just a week later something happens charlie rushing back to his parents home from his dorm at cornell, where he reportedly told his football coach tn't be here for ing tomorrow. >> and his coach said, you know what'srong? he said, i got some things i got to do and you know get home. >> we've speculated and assumed that there was some communication between charlie and hi

charlie: i don't know. i'm not saying buy by the way. larry: charlie is right. the percentage of change is 5-6%. some of these things are correct. nvidia is down over 10%. charlie: it's profit taking at the end of the year. larry: yeah, maybe, maybe there's a better cinderella movie coming out i don't know, but the reason is when you see these headlines tomorrow or it's already online, dow is down 10 straight days first time since 1974. 1974 not a year i wish to remember. charlie: either me. larry: i might add i was working at the new york fed in 1974. charlie: thank you for putting my father out of work by the way. larry: i was making about 12.5 grand a year but apart from my own problematic personal story, nixon was impeached in 1974, america was in a deep recession in 1974, the inflation rate was well into double-digits in 1974 and the stock market was crashing in 1974, so i'm just saying, i hate to see a headline celebrate a year like 1974. >> so one that can shake consumer confidence because when the stock market is going down all surveys that ask people, e

♪ ♪ charlie: it's the 9 a.m.r of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this fox news alert, the nationwide manhunt for the man suspected of killing united health care's ceo continues. retired fbi agent breakdown the agency's search. rachel: plus, notre dame set to reopen this morning five years after it was devastated in a fire. we have a live report. will: and christmas coming early on "fox & friends." we check in with chip wade with your holiday gift guide. ♪ ♪ we got snowflakes falling on an old school lane. ♪ red bow -- the on a window pane ♪ will: good morning and welcome to "fox & friends." will cain, rachel campos-duffy, charlie hurt with you on this fourth and final hour of "fox & friends." i should say at the outset, because i've to got the messages, i see it, i'm getting texts and you just asked me, in fact, at the patriot awards somebody came up to the me and goes, will, have you watched it's a wonderful life? i said, please, do not say that around rachel. she's a dog with a bone. rachel: what did you

will, rachel and charlie. charlie: thank you, madeleine.were talking about this earlier on the couch, the interesting thing is who would run against him at this point because who wants the job as speaker of the house? rachel: no one does. and there isn't a logical person, there isn't somebody if on the bench who you're like, oh, that guy. he's going to do it. whether people want to do it or not. there there just isn't that person. charlie: and as scott perry pointed out, the elephant in the room that we're not talking about is donald trump. he is going to be the one that makes, you know, he'll have a huge influence on what the rest of the republican conference does. and i suspect that, you know, trump likes the, he likes to keep people unsure of where things are, and maybe he has mike johnson in a little bit of a time outright now. but i would imagine -- time outright now, i would imagine -- timeout right now. rachel: you spoke to pat fallon if from texas earlier, will. here's what he had to say. >> i think he will remain speaker, and i'll

charlie: rachel. rachel: thank you, charlie.olice investigating what caused a fire that burned a man last night inside ofny city's penn state. 356-year-old was hospitalized after being found with burns on his leg and upper body. nu post reports that the man is homeless. the incident comes than a lease of a week during a shocking attack in new york. an illegal immigrant set a homeless woman on fire in a subway and it killed her. spacex aiming to send another batch of satellites into low earth orbit and the launch at space force base in california could produce von ick booms heard nor hundreds of miles. liftoff is targeted for 5:48 p.m. pacific time. i lived on edwards air force base as a kid and i remember the sonic booms. they happened all the time. we'll have a frank sinatra classic performed. that's the sonic boom i want, next. ♪ start spreading the news, you're -- ♪ have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping t

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charlie kirk. charlie kirk stood with me then and i have been incredibly proud to stand with charlie ever since . what an amazing american hero to have built this organization and all of you for supporting him . thank you so very much. so i just want to say what else inspires me about charlie, the fact that he's built this and he doesn't just talk about things that are wrong, he gets out there and fixes it just like all of you. i am now in the fight to save california. i started an organization called golden together which is laying out a road map for how we reverse the ruin of america's worst run state, and we don't need to convince anyone about that, there's a simple way of remembering it. you pick any issue, california is basically top of every list that you want to be the bottom of and bottom of every list that you want to be top of. the highest rate of poverty in the country, highest unemployment, lowest income growth, highest taxes, highest housing cost, lowest homeownership the worst busines

it's a blank slate, charlie. i don't know how you rebrand the democrats. charlie: yeah.ean, they are doing worse than -- john fetterman didn't, you know, he warned the party about what was going to happen. and i also think it's really interesting the in-fighting we're seeing within what remains of the biden white house now between the biden and the haste people trying to -- harris people trying to, both sides trying to blame the other for the loss and figuring out how -- well, we could have won if he'd done this. and i don't think if biden a had stepped down earlier and inserted harris earlier in the summer, i don't think that -- i think she would have lost worse. she blew through a billion dollars in a hundred days. i think if she'd had 20 to 0 days, she'd have lost worse. the problem is they rigged their own primary -- rachel: that's exactly right. charlie: and if dean phillips had been allowed to the run, there's a good chance -- it's sort of impossible to think a sitting president could get beaten in a primary, but it could have happened. he's a very appealing guy. h

>> thank you, charlie.ed a ministry ab four years ago called campers care ministry. we tack some campers down three or four days after hurricane helene hit the asheville area of north carolina, specifically swannanoa. and when we got there, we realized at that point the campers, we just couldn't get enough campers quick enough to fill the need that was needed in that affected area. so about three or four days after while we were in swannanoa at the christian church, we were getting ready to come back home to chatham, and the lord just put it on our heart to do more. and we began to ask the lord what could we do. and it was at that moment that i caught a vision of building some cabins, basically camper or an rv on a 12-volt system without a wheel and axle underneath it. is at that point it became cabins for christ. and we met with some folks back in chatham, chris blair and his folks at rrb electric and a and a mechanical. we presented a vision to chris and his team who have been great ministry partners of o

charlie: yeah.e confusion about whether this is a reindeer or a caribou that we have in the studio with us. it is a caribou. will: we don't have a shot ready to to go of it but, yeah, i'm -- [laughter] i called it a baby moose. i was sitting here with charlie going, that's the smallest moose, they didn't connect me -- correct me once. charlie, our relationship's not going to work if you just let me run on and upon and on. this whole thing is predicated -- charlie: we're taller than it -- will: i know. rachel: moose are very, very large. charlie: very dangerous. will: and i was telling him the story, this must be a baby. [laughter] rachel: let's take a peek at that. will: it doesn't work on tv because we don't have shot of i- charlie: also caribou don't pull sleds. will: boom. there it is. thank you, bass pro, for that baby moose. [laughter] rachel: it's beautiful. will: no, it is a caribou because, of course, it is christmas season, and anyone if who's an outdoorsman or pretends to be like me would

charlie? charlie: thanks, rachel.american journalist austin tice says they've confirmed he's alive and well. the marine veteran vanished more than 12 years ago while covering the syrian civil war as a freelance journal. this image of him blindfolded surfaced weeks later, and it's the last time he's been seen. >> -- austin is treated well, and there is no doubt about that. and i would sincerely appreciate your most faithful prayers that that we will see austin walk free. charlie: the family saying these new details come from a vetted source. hay hope to be reunited with austin -- they hope to be reunited with austin soon. >>> scientists say they found fentanyl and other drugs in the blubber of dolphins pound in the gulf of mexico after testing nearly 900 bottle-nosed dolphins. texas a&m researchers say more than a third tested ifs for drugs and more than 20% tested positive for fentanyl. a marine biologist who participated in the research saying, quote, some of these samples we looked at are more than a decade old, and

charlie: i'm never that opinion. you take your shoes off and that's one of the most disgusting things on a plane. it makes me want to do the emergency door and jump out. rachel: i take my shoes off on the plane. phone call on high alert. i can't help it. will: i haven't called anybody out i just sigh. charlie: passive aggressive sighing. rachel: ever since the ladies in whole foods telling people to put masks on, i'm like everybody do their own thing. will: e-mail us at "fox & foxandfriends.com. charlie: we unpack president elect trump's call to reclaim the panama canal amid chinese influence allegations. rachel: actor and former snl cast member. he'll join me for my pop culture roundup and more. it's coming up. ♪ were you worried the wedding would be too much? nahhhh... (inner monologue) another destination wedding?? why can't they use my backyard!! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so we don't have to worry. empower. what's next. mylowe's rewards is here. join for free today to unlock me

charlie: thanks.ill: to a fox news alert at least 179 people are dead after a fiery plane crash in south korea. the 15-year-old boeing plane carrying 181 people skidding off the runway at an airport about 180 miles south of seoul, as it bangkok, thailand. charlie: continuing this morning after the aircraft exploded on the impact the concrete wall at the muan international airport, the view is graphic and some might find it disturbing. rachel: wow incredibly two crew members have been pulled from the wreckage alive by emergency crews without any life threatening injuries. meanwhile local officials say the control tower issued a bird strike warning and that the pilots declared may day before trying to land the plane. will: we spoke to an expert earlier who says he does not think that explanation is likely. >> a lot of people are saying that this airplane landed on that runway at the speed with no flaps, with no gear. there might have been something else involved but a bird strike on an engine might shut

charlie? >> charlie: great video here. this is officer jacob tara from lone tree, colorado.criminal who had to be pulled over by police. arrested. the guy already had three outstanding warrants including one for armed robbery. we need more of this. >> dana: i love it. jesse? >> jesse: happy cyber monday, people. shop until you drop. that san order. you have to spend to save. that's what emit tells me. great company out there called pawz. great merch, great t-shirts. check it out. donate 10% of profits to non-kill rescue shelters. $600,000 has been used so far author these shelters. great deal today. help out a great cause. >> judge jeanine: that's very nice of you, jesse. >> jesse: people don't realize how nice i am. >> judge jeanine: especially dog people. >> jesse: tonight "jesse watters primetime" johnny went to the jets tailgate. >> any fights thanksgiving table. >> biden supporter throwing the mashed who he at a time toes and my grandfather throwing the turkey over the three of them boom boom boom boom boom. >> jesse: too bad the judge didn't win. >> dana: podcast all a

charlie: yeah.real significance of that is what that took off the table is the idea that it was completely random. if you didn't have that, you could say, hmm, was there some different motive in this? did they get the wrong guy? obviously, it looks very targeted, but you have to entertain every possibility. once you have something like that, that tracks so heavily to the insurance industry and he's an insurance executive, you know, okay, mr. thompson was the target. charlie: yeah. why do you think, obviously, you don't know for certain, but why do you think police believe they know he's going to atlanta? is that based on, do you think it's based on maybe they have his id, identity, or because they just are tracking him with video footage everywhere? >> that's really the salient question because if they have his name, then it's just a matter of time. and it's just a matter of time anyway, they're going the get him. they have too many data points. we know he came in from atlanta on a bus, right? charl

eat you. >> tom: yours, charlie -- >> charlie: i have to say, i'm not a viral moment kind of guy.ngs. i liked all three of them. i love moodeng. i love raygun. i inspire to dances like her. >> tom: was she as bad? >> kennedy: yes. worse. >> tom: really? >> charlie: comes a point when you're so bad, you become good at it. she created something new. my favorite of course is the trump dance. you know, the voters coming out of the polling booth doing the dance after -- the entire family voted for him, that was beyond thrilling, which is why i'm wearing this had. >> tom: it's amazing, for all the things that trump has become famous for, took a long time for this -- 2016, he wasn't -- he was not famous for the dance. maybe he would do a little bit of it, but it just -- really took off this time around. >> charlie: it's amazing he's still reinventing himself. this is why democrats so despite donald trump. because donald trump is not just good at culture, he's become culture. they can't control it. it freaks them out. >> tom: that's right. doctor, your favorite moment? >> nicole: i enjoy

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charlie. >> charlie: that's really impressive. >> katie: wouldn't you love to be a goat?oats are going hungry because of you. >> charlie: that's better. this is probably the last person you want to have sitting in the exit row of your flight. a woman said she was anxious during the deboarding process so decided to take matters in her own hands and cut the line opening the emergency exit door, climbing out on the wing of the plane. the problem was though this she at is on the wing 12 minutes waiting for firefighters to get her down. if she had just waited pishtly to deboard she would have been gone -- wow, probably doing. >> carted off to jail. >> i bet she got carted to the nervous hospital. you don't have to go thailand if i want to see a baby pigmy hippo. the own right here the united states. right? virginia at the met throw richmond zoo. we have our own pigmy. she doesn't have a name yet. the public is invited to name her. go to the richmond is zoo's website. the auction poppy, juniper, hammy may and homey. those are your not hippo mchippo. which would have been fantas

charlie?e gardening and discovered something that seemed like a rock. it turned out to be a perfectly intact prehistoric mass that done jaw. not only a relevant preserved jaw piece of a toe bone and rib fragment. mass that dones lived up there until about. >> judge jeanine: where? >> charlie: up state. >> dana: in he will myra. >> judge jeanine: no it isn't. where is it? >> charlie: i guaranteed you mastodons in manhattan. >> dana: true or fake news. >> totally true. they are fossils. yes. this is a blast from the past. >> dana: would you want to find on your property and now all the guys come? >> i wouldn't tell anyone. >> dana: keep that yourself. that's it, everyone. have great night. hey, bret. >> bret: hey, dana, judge wants specifics. she wants to know exactly where it is. if you could just give her the details, charlie, we

charlie, send it t to you insid. charlie: thank you, rick. eyebrows after a recent survey revealing the salary they consider financially successful. nearly $600,000 a year. that's roughly three to six times what any other age group said they need. in one article, they argue this underlies a generational shift to the political right. here to react, sunday morning futures anchor, maria bartiromo. great to see you this morning, maria. maria: hey, charlie. charlie: looks like after years of being fed a lot of communism, young people are looking to, i don't know, trying to make some money. maria: yeah. i mean, look, when you consider this group that you're talking about, gen z, these are people born between 1997 and 2012. think about that timeframe. these people have seen financial crisis after crisis. i'm happy to say i've had a front row seat in all of the shifts in the economy over the last 30 years and have witnessed it myself because in 1997 that was the beginning of the dot-com boom. you had this dot-com boom where google and amazon were goi

charlie kushner did not lobby for that job. charlie kushner demanded that job. >> ron, determining what's an illegal quid pro quo versus just shady politics can honestly be difficult. but what's clear is that kushner bankrolled mcgreevey's campaign. people were right to be concerned about any potential conflict of interest. and when the new jersey state senate summoned charles kushner to explain himself, he backed out instead. almost nobody noticed except for this guy the u.s. attorney, chris christie. after looking more closely at why kushner might have turned down the plum gig in order to not have to testify. chris christie discovered that not only did kushner funnel a suspicious amount of money to mcgreevey's campaign the way he had donated to certain campaigns was illegal. >> if you are corrupting our political system, this office will bring you to justice. >> charlie kushner violated fundamental principles of political giving. he would give money in the names of other people. if you are jim mcgreevey and you want money, th

l rachel and charlie.achel: yeah, all the masses this week in honor of notre dame and people that help rebuild it and this was a very interesting event. we're going to talk a little later on with jonathan morris about the significance of notre dame and significance of christianity in western europe so meeting of trump and macron. will: the post make america grip again. this is the handshake between emmanuel macron and donald trump that everybody is talking about and looks like we're debating it a moment ago. that hand game where you see who can take the upper hand. it's a power move and see the cover of the new york post and donald trump and there it is. rachel: that's the pull in and push you in and everything is done suddenly to break this. rachel: let's break this down. it's interesting. will: get the guys fingers and kind of a little bit and shouldn't do it because i'll show you what i mean. if i get you here. rachel: that's weak. will: you're in a bad position. rachel: that's weak. charlie: joe rogan

will: glad to have you charlie. charlie: good to be with you. red wings are a cowboy boot.om the waste down you're a farm boy and from the waste up you're like a -- journalist. charlie: fake farmer but i can't pretend to be a cowboy. will: you're like a mullet of a tv host party on the bottom. charlie: good thing ab mullet, though, is you can trim it yourself. will: pull it around the side and get after it. rachel: is that something that happened in your high school days? will: did you have a mullet? charlie: yeah -- will: on it right now. looking at your facebook. >> we did not exist on the internet back then. will: there's a yearbook somewhere. we're on it. rachel: you'll learn charlie that kind of a mention will get you in trouble here. charlie: the least embarrassing thing you will find. will: on that too. we love having him on "fox & friends" weekend but meanwhile. rachel: we have a fox news alert nypd is making a major break in the man hundredth for gunman who killed ceo brian thompson we're finding what is believed to be the shooter's backpack. charlie: that discover

so in 1999 charlie said we, we've got a start farming. we've got to look at something else that something else was the decision to let nature take over to still conventional farming altogether. suddenly just letting it go, it was like the whole land was breathing a sigh of relief. and too often felt amazing. just looking after the windows on online that was recovering and hearing the sounds and watching wild animals. so if the front, oh, do you know, slowly moving, paused. it was like being in the middle of a star and got to it just felt amazing. after selling off the milking hood, isabella and charlie introduced red deer from the highlands school just beginning to kick off in the road. so he's willing, day and night to attract the females was just absolutely astonishing the life that pulled back even not very for us on the net is know, hoping some of the very species in the u. k. make a come back to, to dogs, night yours and purple improve. butterflies are all sliding here. not really. and spot us. i think to think could we roll this out

just swallowing. >> charli?y reason i was going to allow the makeup on his because i was sitting down. >> and it burnt off. >> charlie, with that to you don't need to worry about swallowing. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> we can all go home now! we can all go home now! >> oh, my god! >> we are no longer on the air, it's all right. >> kat: will you not be answering the question? >> what's the question? >> what in life is more effort than it's worth it? >> other than the show? [laughter] >> all right. >> i would say exercise. >> exercise, oh that is -- i don't know if anyone agrees with that. okay. next up. what is your favourite -- for me my answer i guess would be convincing someone to care about you. all right. what was your favourite holiday comfort food when you were a child and you still enjoy today? for me, it is parochial. i love to eat that. we eat soup, we eat perogies, it is a great time, it's polish if you can't tell, i love it, yes, i still do, julie, what about you? >> i don't know, pasta i gu

charlie. >> charlie, would that tie. you don't need to worry about swallowing.kay, let me tell you. >> we can all go home now. >> we can all go home now. >> it's like we're no longer on the air. it's all right. >> they took it off. >> will you not be answering the question? >> what's the question? >> what in life is more effort than worth it? >> other than this show? >> yeah. >> all right. kathy. >> i would say exercise. >> exercise. oh. that is. i don't know if anyone agrees with that, but. okay. sus 50 asks what was your favorite? oh, for me, my answer would be, i guess people convincing someone to care about you. yeah. all right. what was your favorite holiday comfort food when you were a child and you still enjoy it today? for me? pierogi. i like to eat that vigilia. we eat soup. we eat pierogi. it's a great time. it's polish. you can't tell. i love it. yes, i still do it. julie, what about you? >> i don't know, pasta. >> pasta. >> i guess i don't eat carbs anymore. >> i was going to say i miss those days. yeah, yeah. >> isn't it hard to eat the pasta if you

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charlie, by the way, there's an ambush up front. charlie, move on line and we're going to roll up to this l-shape ambush. so, charlie company takes over as the firing comes back between us. what had happened was the npa was in between the two columns we had a full regiment of first the 33rd north vietnamese regiment was guard between us and the eastern flank. they us off behind from so captain george force was behind. he was able to get his company organized. the rest of the leadership was all forward. so back muscle mass of the land next slide. sorry but okay. drive on brother. so, so we got to to two lieutenants. so and screaming starts. merry, merry, merry. so john takes off with his marriage moving forward and they start trying to triage what they could push guys forward up in the charlie company as best we could in the fight was on and it lasted allfternoon and all that evening i didn't know where to go how to go anything. compass, no directions. i finally got a radio that i told somebody up top t that. so he said we got a hand

charlie and christina, thank you.t, you have done enough for the community they'll overlook your college football message you are sending with that shirt. thank you two for being here. you are a good man and you have a bright future. elon musk and vivek ramaswamy selling their plan to trim government waste as they head to capitol hill. meeting with the doge duo, and what they think of their ideas next. i have dry eye... tired, itchy, burning... my symptoms got worse over time. my eye doctor explained the root was inflammation—so he prescribed xiidra. xiidra works differently. xiidra targets inflammation. over-the-counter drops don't do this. they only hit pause on my symptoms. but twice-daily xiidra gives me lasting relief. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra and seek medical help if needed. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort, blurred vision, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. before using xiidra, r

charlie: i agree with what you said. my bigger exception to what he said was the idea that it's a culture that, what this is, the whole debate and it is happening entirely on the republican side of things which is very interesting and completely healthy. something very good can come of this because donald trump is not going to be swayed by vivek and elon because they like the visa process and there are problems with that real corruption and i have more faith in donald trump's ability to do something about it than any president we've had including ronald reagan. or the tech brokes but i do think, i take exception talking about what culture. what this is is a damning indictment of government schools is what this is. an admission that our schools, our public schools don't maximize the potential of a lot of these kids because you are right, if you want to get something done, you can throw out the history of our country, if you want to get something done, accomplished. americans almost always the ones who step into the fold a

charlie damon from _ from this disaster. charlie damon from care - from this disaster.und the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are watching bbc news, i'm karin giannone in london. it is the final day of the post office inquiry which has been going on since 2022, there have been hundreds of testimonies by sub—postmaster mistresses wrongly prosecuted due to the faulty horizon it system. let's take you to the last day and proceedings going on. fine proceedings going on. one witnesses _ proceedings going on. one witnesses have _ proceedings going on. one witnesses have given - proceedings going on. que: witnesses have given recent evidence of matters relevant to paula vennells without support in contemporaneous documents, they should be approached cautiously. it is inevitable, having regard to the very human desire for self—preservation, that witnesses will now seek to distance themselves from ms vennells. just two examples, if i may. first, jo swinson said in her oral evidence that ms vennells knew about the clerk advice. when i asked her questions about this,

charlie. okay. >> so sorry. >> do you think we're seeing the real signs of the country coming together? >> oh my gosh, yes. >> or was it never really that far apart? oh, no. >> i'm sorry. are you done? no, i i've missed him, by the way. you look great. i've never seen. that's not going to change anything. >> okay, listen, i don't wear makeup, okay? there's none of this is going to help me. >> i sweated in glasses. okay? you look really great. well. thank you. >> that doesn't change the fact, do you? i feel the country is coming together again. >> i totally do, i think just in airports and grocery stores, all of a sudden i see all these maga hats. i'm like, first of all, where where the hell have you been? like, it's about time, but it's okay. we'll accept them, won't we? we are very open, tolerant group. the point is, people were afraid. they truly were afraid. and all of a sudden, i have people come up to me all the time. i'm sure you do too. like, first of all, we're going to be okay. we're

and this is one charlie who will not make you feel gnarly, host of out kick in the morning charly arnolthoping santa will bring him a new act, writer and comedian at joe devito. okay. i'm still fogging up here. i'm very emotional about my diehard. before we get into the political stuff are you, a small pool, is diehard a christmas movie? i guys. and i love you for it. but i sent some hesitation over hear so get ready to boot the hell out of her. we will ask you again. >> why are you picking on me on the beginning. >> i have not seen it. >> i have not either. >> i have nothing to talk about. >> tyrus: we will sit here for the next 8 minutes. >> charlie you and i. >> we had other things to do we had football to watch. >> tyrus: you had your entire adult life to watch this movie. so do you think we are seeing the real signs of the country coming together? >> oh, my gosh, yes. >> tyrus: or was it never really that far apart. >> sorry, or you done? >> i have missed him. by the way, you look great. >> tyrus: that will not change anything. i don't wear makeup okay? none of this is going to help

charlie: i didn't realize you had fake eyelashes. charlie: it was a sad day.was because of the chance to work with cavuto. he recruited me from cnbc, and you know, he is synonymous with this place. people forget the founding fathers of fox news, he was one of he was there from the beginning and one of the creators of fox business. just, you know, from for me one of the great tv journalists of all time and put him in there, put you in there. i'm proud that i do that on the best. >> there's nothing fake with me, liz. i don't even take makeup. >> everybody says trump going for my producers to put on them amazing stats and there's going to be post party and pre-party and it'll be a big thing. one of the interest eight hours thicks and interesting because first time they've been a real player in the inaugural election and it's broken on foxbusiness.com and they're lining up to give money and listen, if just based on what we've been eatable tar we have rip and will kraken and not getting in touch with them and they, i'm sure, we'll get it. i could see 20 million. li

charlie has it right it's that the fish rots from the head isn't that the saying?-- you know, american influence right? >> no what bothers me most is lies we're told as far as biden knew what his son was up to that bothers me because two of them were, obviously, in conversation when hunter was, you know, practicing all of the international deals. it is just so wrong, and nobody is going to ever hold biden accountable for that. so i don't blame hunter. he got booted out of office. he got booted -- >> ultimately yes he does lose in all of this but i would have find out whose cocaine that was. i think we find that out before biden leaves. >> i think would you pardon your kid? i think i probably would. >> i would -- >> i don't blame he is pardon him. >> you said that well yeah. >> think about it like if any dad could have pardoned me in all the jackpots i got into -- >> fame. >> i would be like yeah come on dad. dude. >> you're right absolutely. >> maybe that's why he got himself into all of this mess in the first place. >> completely -- >> well, i mean, i think -- >>

family affair with my brothers bob and charlie, literally 50 years of the sacrifices and family members inevitably make me impatient to service yes sometimes to a career serving the public pretty to my beloved connie. [inaudible]. >> as i pursued p this dream, hr exceptional talent has succeeded only by her spirit. as a wife and a mother and a grandmother extraordinaire and there's no one like her and lucky the last 22 years and since my colleagues, this is my speech on the senate floor but a promise is not the last time you'll hear from me. >> thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] background sounds >> finally mr. president, is in brown's retirement, this afternoon about the colleagues of ours will deliver his farewell address my dear friends, sinner sherry brown of ohio, and if there is one statement captures sherry brown best it is this, workers look at sheridan they say, that he has one us rated workers look at sheridan they say, he is one of us. now i like it office wasn't part of the brown family tradition, fighting for justice sudd

charlie has it right it's that the fish rots from the head isn't that the saying?hat his son was running around selling -- you know, american influence right? >> no what bothers me most is lies we're told as far as biden knew what his son was up to that bothers me because two of them were, obviously, in conversation when hunter was, you know, practicing all of the international deals. it is just so wrong, and nobody is going to ever hold biden accountable for that. so i don't blame hunter. he got booted out of office. he got booted -- >> ultimately yes he does lose in all of this but i would have find out whose cocaine that was. i think we find that out before biden leaves. >> i think would you pardon your kid? i think i probably would. >> i would -- >> i don't blame he is pardon him. >> you said that well yeah. >> think about it like if any dad could have pardoned me in all the jackpots i got into -- >> fame. >> i would be like yeah come on dad. dude. >> you're right absolutely. >> maybe that's why he got himself into all of this mess in the first place. >> comple

we're asking turning point usa founder charlie kirk.t's all right here and it's right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ jackie: we begin with president trump's plan the shake up federal law enforcement with the nomination of kash patel the as fbi director. let's are bring in senator marsha blackburn who serves on the senate judiciary committee. senator, we're so happy to have you today. let me read this from president trump's post. he says, kash is a brilliant lawyer, investigator and america first fighter who has spent his career exposing corruption, defending justice and protecting the american people. so he's being praised on the right for all of that but, of course, the criticism from the left is already starting. they're saying trump wants a supporter who's going to carry out his demands for specific law enforcement actions. what's your take on it? >> jackie, i think it is so interesting that this those on the left are talking about experience, because kash patel has more experience than just about anybody coming into this positio

it's charlie brown and the peanuts gang.1965, one year after rudolph cbs aired another christmas classic. we love charlie brown christmas. i mean, what's not to love, right? i loved the feel of it. it had that great vince guaraldi soundtrack. someone paired jazz with a christmas special for kids. every time you hear it. he doesn't. he has got to go. charlie brown is a strange hero for kids because he appears to suffer from depression. i mean, he's in therapy even though his therapist is lucy and she charges $0.05. he kind of goes through this awakening, i suppose during the christmas season. he was railing against the commercialism of. christmas. charlie brown wrestles with all of these issues and, you know, eventually linus turns to him. and shocking for the time he cites scripture. for to you is born in the city of david, a savior who is christ the lord. that's what christmas. not about charlie, that these kids put on the nativity scene as a public school play. you know, the school board was probably against it, but no one