charlie: yeah.e people thought there was a little bit of love, some -- with elon and meloney. charlie: and it looked like president-elect trump was playing match maker a little bit. rachel: oh, was he? really? i love this! how did i miss that -- i only saw video of meloni and elon musk together in italy, and i was, like, there's a connection. charlie: yeah. it looked like sparks were flying. guy: you're take your match making to international levels now, heads of state -- [laughter] major business titan it is. the thing that's interesting about this is mar hag go has become almost -- mar-a-lago has become almost like this de facto white house over the last couple of weeks where you have these foreign dignitaries and leaders showing up to talk to the person who in some ways feels like is are already president. how had the president of argentina, the prime minister of canada and now the prime minister of lit -- italy as well. trump and his team setting the table for a new administration with days to g

rachel: go, charlie. charlie: i feel like a wounded penguin. >> you did great! charlie: really?ass with us. rick: you guys are amazing. rachel: more information about zumba? >> you can find a class, you can find an instructor, you can even become an instructor. rick: more "fox & friends" coming right up. we'll be right back. mom where's my homework? mommy! hey hun - sometimes, you just need a moment. self-care has never been this easy. gummy vitamins from nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about prescription miebo. rick: all right, what are we doing? go. rachel: by the way, she was a former cpa,

charlie? >> charlie: great reporting as always, mike. couple questions. there is some speculation after the facts with the photos of the truck in new orleans that the isis flag was somehow sort of concealed. was there some reason for that or was that -- is that misreporting? >> you know, that kind of information just hasn't been released to this extent. i have seen. so after photos with that isis flag laying on the ground. so i think that will come out in subsequent days. >> charlie: and tell us what -- obviously there is still a lot going on in new orleans right now. it's a time of year a lot of people are there. do authorities feel like the city is fairly secure at the moment? >> well, there is a lot of security at either end of bourbon street can you see a lot of barriers. some that are preinstalled that are now up. the police aren't really letting any vehicles come up bourbon street as they usually don't anyway when bourbon street gets crowded on some of the surrounding streets, there is a lot of police presence. a lot of roads blocked off at this poi

. >> charlie: great reporting has always been a couple of questions. there is some speculation after theculterthe e fact with thfae e truck in new orleans that the isis flag was somehow sort of concealed. was there some reason for that? or is that misreporting?i >> you know, that information hasn't been released to thisay inextent.ro i haveun seen the after photosin with isis flag on the ground. i think that will come out subsequent days. >> charlie: and tell us,ople obviously, there is a lot going on in new orleans and a lot of people are there. do authorities feel like the city is fairly secure at the moment?ou >> there is a lot of security at either end of bourbon street. you can see a lot of barriers preinstalled that are now up.y the police are not letting vehicles come on bourbon streett as they usually don't anyway when bourbon street.t of put the surrounding streets a lot of police presence and a lot of roads blocked off and a lot of caution. >> charlie: great reporting, mike, , thanks. joining us now is jonathan gilliam, former fbi special aga

charlie kirk. show? charlie kirk.rlie 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 business ,

charlie: wow. >> this is just one example. charlie: yeah.for a statement, and they pointed us to their latest post on x saying due to extreme weather, fema is extending the transitional sheltering assistance, hotel stays until january 14th. if somebody still needs assistance, please call 800-621-fema, that would be 3362. matt and erin, thank you so much, you all are the best of america. thank you for all you are doing to help people in need. >> thank you. appreciate it. charlie: okay. all eyes on capitol hill this week as confirmation hearings begin. pete hegseth is among the first. how hundreds of veterans are setting to shore up support. that's next. why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i need it a little cool and i need it a lot of cool. sleep number does that. sleep up to 15 degrees cooler on each side 9 out of 10 couples sleep better. the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is only $999, our lowest price of the season. shop now. today, i chooseth how to screeneth for colon cancer! here on my land, not theirs. give me cologuard®,

charlie kirk stood with me then and i've been incredibly proud to stand with charlie ever since whatamazing american hero to have built this organization and all of you for supporting him. thank youth all so very much. i just want to say, what else inspires me about charlie is the fact that he has built this. let's just talk about things that are wrong. he gets out there and fixes it just like all of you. we are in the fight. i can tell you that i'm now in the fightgh to save california,i started an organization called golden together which is laying out a roadmap on how we reverse the ruins of america's worst run states. and we do not need to convince anyone about that. there's a simple way of remembering it. you pick any issue, california is basicallyop top of every list that you want to be the bottom of an bottom of every list you want to be the top of spirit we have the highest rate of poverty in a country they gave a sigh as unemployment the lowest income growth, the highest taxes, the highest housing costs, the highest home ownership, the worst business climate 10 years in a ro

rachel: charlie? charlie: thank you, rachel.for president jimmy carter in his home state of georgia. yesterday people paying or their respects to the late georgia democrat as his casket traveled through his hometown, eventually making its way to a service at the carter presidential center in atlanta where it is this morning. it will remain there lying in repose for the public obey their respects until -- to pay their respects until 6 a.m. on tuesday. >>> happening today, secretary of state antony blinken is scheduled to arrive in south korea just a few hours from now in what's expected to be his final overseas trip as part of the biden administration. after he's done in south korea, blinken is scheduled the head to japan before eventually wrapping up his trip in paris, france. and those your headlines. >>> of after a stuffed holiday surgeon general get ready to kick the new -- season, get ready the kick the new year off happy and healthy. chef george no man has the recipes to make it happen. that's next. ♪ ♪ total beets, america

charlie, back to you inside. charlie: thanks, rick. u.s.ithdraw from afghanistan an infamous moment of the biden presidency leading to chaos in the death of 13 american service members. now we're learning that biden's national security adviser, jake sullivan, reportedly offered to resign from the administration over the catastrophe, but biden insisted that he remain. joining us now is form policy expert re--- foreign policy expert rebeccah heinrichs. rebeccah, it's amazing to look back at that withdraw and the biden administration insisted it was the greatest withdraw and there was no problem and we find out it was so bad that jake sullivan offered to resign over it. >> well, it was a kansas city a catastropheobjectively and weg that jake sullivan is claiming he tried to resign and trying to rewrite history and manage his reputation on the way out. in the same interview, jake sullivan defended the decision and said it "freed up the united states to help ukraine when russia invaded ukraine". the precipitous withdraw and how bad that was and

ten years later, theje suis charlie legacy, the charlie hebdo legacy, lives on. security grants but the collective response we all witnessed in 2015 has by no means stood firm, and on the contrary many argue that the attacks highlighted deep tension in french society that has still not been resolved and, dare i say, cracks in an allegedly nationwideje suis charlie solidarity appeared straightaway when even schoolchildren were punished for not observing a minute's silence for the victims, for example. this was seen as extremely critical because those that wanted to question the free speech myth were not just a an opinion but also demonised. i just a an opinion but also demonised.— just a an opinion but also demonised. i want to policy because we _ demonised. i want to policy because we want _ demonised. i want to policy because we want to - demonised. i want to policy because we want to listen l demonised. i want to policy i because we want to listen into what is happening at this commemoration. —— i want to pause you. studio: we had a solemn moment of silence as

charlie: yeah.ut found this one statue of the mother mary and began singing, we talked to them earlier today. .♪ [singing] ♪ >> it was healing for us to get onto our property. we set up a prayer to the sacred heart of jesus and we sang that special song that our entire family has known for decades to the blessed virgin and it was a remarkable thing. g>> we're going to pavement we're going to thank god that we're safe. we have entertained a lot for years. we welcomed -- we feel very strongly in the virtue of hospitality so i wanted to pray and say if we can do it again, that would be great and then the song kind of came about on its own. i just want to be grateful as much as i can for what we've had. charlie: how humbling is that to think about in that situation what they're focused on is their gratitude which is kind of amazing. rachel: yeah. we're off safe. all safe. we're all here. our faith endures. they said also a statue of saint joseph survived. jackie talked about when she looked at the home

charlie, back to you guys. charlie: thank you, rick. now to fox news alert and new details emerge about the suspect in the psychoer truck explosion and police reveal letters left behind by army soldier matthew livelsberger. >> this is an expert and saying time to wake up and we're being led by weak and feeble leadership only looking to help themselves. paying attention to spectacle and violence and what better way to get my point across than with fireworks and explosives. charlie: our next guest former green beret tim kennedy knew the suspect and is shown here with him. they both competed in military-style reality show and he joins us now. tim, thank you for joining us. first off, i have to ask you it had to have been wild to see the story and news coverage and look at pictures saying oh my gosh, i knew this guy and i've met this guy. >> yeah, took about 36 hours honestly, about a day, day and a half into it when more mottos started emerge -- more photos started emerging of what he looked like and earlier in his life 10 years ago, 15 ye

charlie, you go first. >> charlie: mine is from i think uganda. my favorite video of the year. it happened days after the failed trump assassination where you had a group of kids re-creating the assassination, and as macabre as that is, it is proof -- i think that is the moment, if donald trump wasn't already the most famous person in the world, he became the most famous person in the world on that day. >> i want to really say something that said, take a look what happened -- [gunshots] [crowd clambering] >> charlie: that's called breaking through. one of those kids was wearing a mickey mouse shirt. i bet she were people in that eight audience and even mickey mouse was and who donald trump was. >> tyrus: wasn't that at an orphanage? i want to adopt everyone of them. [applause] >> charlie: the research into it is a little shaky, but you know the video israel. i could not have come up with this. >> tyrus: i'm just saying. >> charlie: that is the trump the left would have voted for fisher. >> michele: exactly. >> tyrus: all right, michele. what do yo

. ♪ ♪ charlie: it's the 9 a.m.r of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this, more than 37,000 acres have burned throughout southern california killing 11, destroying 10,000 homes. >> rests cue and relief efforts are underway, and actress patricia heaton joins the show later with an whereupon date on how you can help the victims. will: and mark zuckerberg vealing how the biden administration tried to bully facebook into censoring posts the white house didn't agree with. >> they pushed us super hard to take down things that were, honestly, true. will: the final hour of "fox & friends" weekend start right now. charlie: back with a fox news alert. right now a total of six wildfires that are burning across los angeles, this is a live look at the palisades fire that's been burning for five days. and this flare-up overnight is forcing more evacuations. will: the fast growing firestorm leaving at least 11 dead and destroying thousands of homes and buildings. rachel: fox weather correspondent robert ray is live on the gro

charlie? >> charlie: the ad.hat is so annoying about the bollards thing, i find a lot of the security measures they come up with, like taking your shoes off at the airport, i find the bollards kind of annoying. but they assure us that, in lieu of doing actual investigative work to find out who's trying to kill us, we are going to put up these features, and then of course the features don't ever work. so we wind up with a situation like the one we had in new orleans. the best part of it, as you pointed out, the dead do did make it two steps out of that truck before he got turned into swiss cheese but those police officers. thank god for that and thank god for them for their willingness to run to the sound of gunfire. the other thing that is just beyond enraging is attacking donald trump for talking about the open border. you know what is stupider -- i don't think is anything stupid about donald trump pointing out, you know what the next attack is going to come from the millions of illegals that these people is all

eat you. >> tom: yours, charlie -- >> charlie: i have to say, i'm not a viral moment kind of guy.ke viral things. 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? >> nico

charlie, over to you now. charlie: thanks, adam.he deliver his final foreign policy address highlighting his efforts to expand nato, aid ukraine among just a few. it comes one week before president-elect trump's inauguration with plans to dallas canically overhaul american -- drastically overhaul american foreign policy. here with more, kt mcfarland. great to see you, kt. you know, it'll be really interesting the hear what joe biden has to say. but when i look around the world today after four years of his presidency, you see afghanistan was handed over to the taliban and the argument that they gave for that was that they wanted to focus on keeping russia out of ukraine. russia's now in ukraine, we have a war there. we have a war in israel and, of course, china and russia are closer aligned today than probably they have ever been. and i'm wondering, what is he going to talk about in his speech? [laughter] >> my gosh, you know, it'll be all magical thinking. he'll say the world is a safer place, that ukraine is thriving. he'll take c

charlie: pluses is the lawfare finally finished? president elect trump will not face a penalty after being sentenced in his new york case. will: biden preparing for prime time fair well address and reflecting on the election. >> i think i would have beaten trump, could have beaten trump, and i think that kamala could have beaten trump and would have beaten trump. will: how does he do that? charlie: who's going to tell him? will: third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. charlie: fox news alert, right now a total of six wild fires are burning across los angeles. the fire storm leaving at least 11 dead and destroying thousands of homes and buildings plus several schools. will: the crisis unfolds, every day heros are stepping up and running a donation center providing food and clothing to folks that lost just about everything. rachel: robert ray is live on the ground in pacific palisades track the latest flairup, good morning, robert. reporter: good morning. from a burned out incinerated neighborhood here and pacific pali

each wholesale hr manager like charlie here to each wholesale house has a floor manager like charlie tell us what he wants done next. me, i'm a lumper. i unload the produce off the trucks. during the night, i work different places, depending on where the trucks have to be unloaded. but i usually start out at the house where my friend, al, works. let's say hello and find out what's new. of course, no matter how early you come in, there's always some trucker in early to beat the rush. >> are you working or ain't you? >> come on, i ain't got all night. >> ah, keep your shirt on. >> al and i have worked together for years. he likes his job and i like mine. nobody is watching over us to see how we do our job. we know what has to be done and we do it. ♪ ♪ >> it takes more than muscle to move produce all night. you've got to know how. the old timers know the best way is to lift crates of food, how to work together. ♪ ♪ >> sometimes, a load comes in that has to be moved into the house right away. when that happens, the porters have to keep moving. so it's fun once in a while to get together

charlie: all right. dr.great to see you, charlie. charlie: fox corporation made a 1 million donation to the wild fire relief efforts that provides safe shelter, hot mealses and emotional support and other resources. support the american red cross by donating today. visit go.fox/redcross or scan the qr code on your screen. meta making yet another major change at their company as ceo mark zuckerberg reveals just how hard the biden administration pushed censorship on their platforms. >> these people would call up our team and scream at them andh curse. ro because with a progressive disease like ckd, slow is good. and believe me, i know all about slow. that's why i'm here to tell you about jardiance — it's a little pill... ...proven to slow the progression of ckd... ...and reduce the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine, which can be fatal. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away... ...if you have nausea, vomiting, stomach pai

i'm kind of glad charlie came along. he goes out my way way. charlie is a trout fisherman too. i remember once in the days we used to the streetcar together. we got to talking trout fishing so hard i forgot to get off at my stop. the guys who work right in the wholesale market get to like fresh fruit and vegetables. charlie had some of the first melons of the season picked out and nice of them to give me one and i think tastes better for breakfast and a good melon. charlie's a good guy, always doing something that. yes, sir. there's like getting home from a good ninth walk coming up your own street. looking forward to a good hot meal and a hot bath, a chance to relax and talk the wife and especially no more stuff to lift. the did i say no more stuff? lift. all right. well, yes, sir. 60,000 pounds a night. i'm

charlie is a good guy.g home from a good night's work coming up your own street. looking forward to a good hot meal and a hot bath. a chance to relax and talk to the wife and especially no more stuff to lift. did i say no more stuff to lift? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> yes, sir. 60,000 pounds a night. ♪ ♪ >> if you're enjoying american history tv, sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive weekly highlights of upcoming programs like lectures in history, american artifacts, the presidency, and more, sign up for the newsletter today and watch american history tv every weekend or anytime online at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast, every saturday american history tv documents america's story. on sunday, booktv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is prou

charlie: she was born in detroit.et one of the guys in the band and he was like yeah we're going to be playing in detroit like i ought to take my daughter. guy: south troits -- rachel: which one in the band -- which instrument does he play? i'm sorry just curious because eve this a new front man who -- charlie: no, not him one of the original guys. i'm terrible with names rachel. you know. rachel: i'm impressed by this entire story. rachel: yeah, we all love journey you better love journey or at least be a member of gen-x. charlie: it was an amazing concert. and i was probably, my daughter was definitely the youngest person there. rachel: did she like it? charlie: loved it and knew all of the music too. rachel: of course because she's your daughter. charlie: all forced to listen to classic rock back in the day. rachel: a lot of republicans are forced to lock themselves up in rooms get things done. here's representative mally talking about the gop meetings that have been going on trying to get everyone together. she sa

charlie _ branch five, robin rice. charlie is mike seymour. branch five, _ charlie is mike seymour. five, continued the direct and indirect lines coming around the horn_ indirect lines coming around the horn into alpha and then we are standing up charlie today, trying — are standing up charlie today, trying to — are standing up charlie today, trying to stitch charlie together and figuring where we can go— together and figuring where we can go as — together and figuring where we can go as direct as possible. delia — can go as direct as possible. delta is _ can go as direct as possible. delta is brad. the ride in for the trainees is chris. thank you. — the trainees is chris. thank you. chris _ the trainees is chris. thank you, chris. same story for branch_ you, chris. same story for branch ten, direct as much as possible. _ branch ten, direct as much as possible, the priority is the mount_ possible, the priority is the mount wilson area and also protecting those at risk on the mountain— protecting those at risk on the mountain and trying to figure out stitching together direct and ind

had to after it published cartoons of the prophet muhammad. —— charlie hebdo.others who are marking the tenth anniversary of the islamist attack at the offices of the satirical news magazine charlie hebdo.

we're going toss it back to charlie so margo say back to you charlie. >> back to you charlie.tter watch out you're going to lose your job. >> i'm going to keep this, though -- i lose my job but i get a stuffed animal thanks for doing it. charlie: give her back her stuffed animal -- now to a few additional headlines. new york republicans confident that president-elect trump will support increasing the cap on the salt deduction, the item long been a headache for both parties who represent states with very high property taxes. after meeting with president-elect yesterday representatives say that trump wants to increase deduction to provide more relief telling lawmakers to go back to congress and negotiate a fair number. wal-mart stores are recalling more than 12,000 cartons of their popular store brand chicken broth over concerns that the packaging was compromised. the recalled products have the best used by date of march 25th, 2026 company says total of 242 stores and nine states were impacted and are offering refunds to anyone who bought the tainted product. new data revealing

charlie, congratulations. >> charlie: thank you, steve, i appreciate it.is a great honor and great being on a team of people who are so good doing what they do, they don't let even me fail. extraordinary. >> steve: i will spill some teaon you. charlie is not a morning person, dying to see how this works out. >> charlie: only reason i get up at 4:00 in the morning is duck hunting, i have a new reason, it will be great. >> steve: we will all tune in on saturday morning to see you and rachel. tonight joe biden is going to stay right there in the oval office at the resolute desk and have a farewell address. we just got an excerpt from it. he will say, today we have the strongest economy in the world and created record 16.6 million jobs, wages are up, inflation continues to come down. racial wealth gap is coming down. we are rebuilding our nation, violent crime rate is a 50-year low. he makes that sound fantastic. he is deeply unpopular when you look at the polls because he let so many people down. not just inflation, it is the border. peter doocy just talked a

>> charlie, viral things.ng check about this toddler getting too excited. the noise scares the toddlere ru appeared to the sister is upset she was not surprised and dad realizes now he has four daughters. >> that is great.ic how about this one after 20 years the new york city police department, the officer or theory decided to take a leap of faith and literally look at thi. she jumps off of two stone rock in utah to kick off in a big way and she on the way down you can't hear it that she swore like kennedy in the green room. >> and the red room.ic all right,ol nicole. >> -- need that cutest thing. i would stop by. i want to see a bow tie and maybe a little more flair.lute >> he does not have 15 pieces of flair.. beautifully done, happy new year, everyone. that is it for us.watc have a wonderful night whatever you do [cheering]

charlie: did he make any promises?said he hasn't but i believe there are assurances we have a strong negotiating team that goes against the senate with the reconciliation package negotiation within 30 days of donald trump taking office because reconciliation is meant to control spending. in congress anything could happen. we need a strong negotiating team 30 days after january 30th or whenever happens, to go up against the senate to say we are going to control spending and these are the parameters. i don't have the details but i know he wants it to be big, very comprehensive reconciliation package designed to control spending. and move the trump agenda ahead. guy: thanks for joining us. new york judge merchon scenting seeing trump to be charged on felony charges. what he is planning to do next. the tempur-pedic adapt mattress... ...was designed to help make aches and pains... a thing of the past. because only tempur-material eases your pressure points... in a way no other mattress can. save up to $500 now on select adj

charlie, i about air quality. has been — as clear as that is it? there has been a _ as clear as that is it? there has been a lot _ as clear as that is it? there has been a lot of— as clear as that is it? there has been a lot of finger - has been a lot of finger pointing at thus far, creating some anger amongst people and right now they need a unified front. yesterday, officials here, the mayor and if chief did put on a united front and spoke publicly for the first time together, trying to guide people through such an awful tragedy here. there has been some issues about why the fire department's budget was quite by millions of dollars. the fire chief says that she has fire chief s

charlie? >> bob dylan. because if you got old and your voice went to pot, it wouldn't matter. >> nice. dagen. >> ella fitzgerald, ella fitzgerald, nice. >> extremes. james earl jones or joe mckee. yeah, yeah. >> one of the themes i'll go with james earl jones. >> two cat put a button on it i would say janis joplin because also my speaking voice would get to stay the same. nice. >> all right. alabama. my home, alabama, my home. asked who did you have a crush on or idolize as a teen? charlie. >> heather locklear, heather thomas. >> okay, go scott baio, michelle pfeiffer, christina applegate. >> yeah, one of those two. >> i had a crush on dennis rodman, obviously. >> yes, it's well documented. >> and i idolized pope john paul ii. okay. >> did not see that coming. >> i unfortunately didn't see that coming. >> a combination of answers. >> yeah. >> pregnant cat is awesome. >> yes. >> leo lisi asks, what type of artist do you admire the most? musician? actors? comedian? dancers? producers, directors, writers, pain

[laughter] >> that's a word and that's a word. >> charli -- charli, don't go in the water. to pass though, right senate? >> oh, yeah. because it is common sense. which is an area these people don't exist in. the keyword you just said was practical. you come out with a practical solution or a practical problem that needs to be solved, people who are so completely drowning and ideology cannot ever figure that out. >> greg: you know it better example? she should have used something like -- should any legal immigrant be thrown in jail for stealing the cardboard box that you live in? >> yes! and deported! i worked hard for that box, i got it just right. i'm tired of having this argument. but they should do like a press class for everyone on the right like in congress and in the senate. so that when someone comes up with one of these hypothetical story time situations, someone else can be recognized and continue the story. but what if that same little boy who was caught by ice had done invention? yes, he had the cure for cancer! and only on the bus ride to the house could he find

charlie, you go first. >> so mine is from i think you gonna. favorite of the year. it happened days after the trump assassination where you had a group of kids re-creating the assassination. and as macabre is -- as that is, it is proof that i think that is that i think that is the moment that donald trump, if he was not already the most famous person in the world, he became the most famous person in the world on that day. >> if you want to see something this said, take a look at what happened. [sound of gunfire] >> get it on! [screaming] [sound of gunfire] [screaming] >> what are we doing? >> shots fired! [screaming] [applause] >> that is called breaking through. if one of those kids was wearing a mickey mouse shirt. a pet. people in the audience new, mickey mouse was then they knew who donald trump was. >> tyrus: wasn't at an orphanage? because i want to adopt every one of them. >> yeah, the research into it is a little shaky. you know the video is real. a.i. cannot come up with that. >> tyrus: knock it movie stars, get a little coin. >> that

tell me why you support that decision, charlie?i oppose what the biden administration did here in blocking the nippon/u.s. steel agreement. by blocking that deal, it's likely that many steel jobs in western pennsylvania and in indiana will be lost. this is -- japan is an ally. and japan steel has a lot of fresh capital and the best technology. they're going to buy u.s. steel, which at one time had over 300,000 employees. down to fewer than 20,000. the trajectory is not good. we need this money to modernize those plants. and the biden administration basically deemed japan to be a national security threat. only two days ago the state department approved the military sale of essential hardware to the japanese government, as they should have. so two days ago japan was a key military and national security partner. and yesterday they're a national security threat. but the bottom line is a lots of steel workers are going to lose their jobs. and if this company falls into the competitor's hands, prices will go up, i suspect the automotive

they hadn't seen charlie in seven days. come on, come on. got it! we got him! we got him! >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god, we got him. oh, my god, we got him! >> stop, stop. >> oh, my god. >> i think that was the best new year's gift i ever had. >> reporter: on monday, charlie underwent surgery for a broken leg, but he's expected to be back in this big, gray dog bed. >> the minute he was walking to us, like, we're both, like, had this ugly crying going on, just had our arms out, and it was the best feeling ever. >> how could you not smile hearing that video, them finding him and seeing that reunion. our thanks to lexi sutter for that report. >>> coming up on "today", groundbreaking reports for parents, the impact screen time has on kids then a brains, and useful tips for parents on how to manage screen time effectively. >>> and our week long celebration continues as hoda wraps up her final week as co-anchor of "day". to and it's very easy to catch them very early on, but i am positioned to leave in a heartbeat if it gets worse

so anyway thank you so much charlie. thank you to all these people. you to chelsea for reaching out forou me because a proper posture. exact one year ago today i sat in his audience of my first political event and stayed, one of the most impactful speakers i'm sure you guys are probably agreee was tucker. yeah. were you guys are last night? yeah. isn't that so fun when you get some rather? white man, i'm just getting started. i think he's telling the truth. ii really think he gets brought up by all the energy which is something i'm going to mention about in my whole story and hopefully it will inspire your own. but tucker talked about truth, and the truth is your superpower. and i really, really believe that. but but i believe even more tn that. i thinkan truth carries a frequency. i think when you speak your truth, people can feel that. we are like living in this time where we don't know what's true and what's not. do we believe the propaganda movies? and we believe the news? thank godd for donald trump are telling us that there was fake news out the

charlie: this is scary stuff.r: charlie gasparino we love having you on this program especially during wonky bond stuff like that. you break it down so well. it's our pleasure. all right, we have the closing bell, ringing in just about five minutes. we're kicking off yet another short trading week the dow you can see a little bit lower this is after it was up as much as 380 points earlier in the session. the s&p and the nasdaq though also higher but slightly pairing some of the gains that we had earlier in the day. let's talk about bitcoin. they are claiming $100,000 right? the first time we've done that since december 19. bitcoin buyer micro strategy disclosing that it bought approximately 1,000 bitcoin for $100 million in cash bringing the total holdings to approximately 447,000 bitcoins. let's do this all with sound planning group ceo david strazewski. thank you so much for joining us in person. did we buy bitcoin at 10 1,000 dollars? >> absolutely. taylor: why? >> the thing we have to understand is there are o

and now we're talking about who felt charlie did one of our viewers this morning, right, charlie, good morning. where are you calling from? >> daly city, self-made for avenue. nw, beautiful ocean. do. >> and apparently a little rumble this morning. >> it it was a doozy. it was was a really because i was just a quick shake. what would you feel? >> well, felt like a last seconds. we get a lot of little ones over here because we're right on the that that are never in tow. but this one here. was a violent of earth that i thought, okay. i thought okay. 3, seconds. go away. the former temple and shaking and i thought i got up real quick it at my wife of world one and need to the doorways exist where you feel >> i mean, i never felt when the strong. >> that's interesting. well, daly city's right along the fault line. so you probably maybe did feel a little stronger than we did on the bay side of san francisco charlie did anything fall off the shelves? are the walls or anything? >> oh, yeah. we have little things on the often on the roof everything. are we on wall? yeah. i mean, my understandi

charlie, what about. what do you think about any of these? you can you can decide what you'd like to talk about. yeah, that's how this works. >> that's dangerous. >> so i agree that i think the story of the year is obviously trump's not only recovery from getting shot at, but then political recovery, which is amazing. but i have to tell you, the justin timberlake thing is amazing to me because i would not have recognized him either, but not because i'm too young, probably because i'm too old. >> really. >> my favorite story, though. >> reagan. >> yeah. >> and it's just proof that. and like, she went to college, she got like, a, like a doctoral degree in breakdancing. >> yes. >> and it's just proof that universities destroy absolutely everything. >> it's like gender studies. yeah. gender studies and breakdancing. i'm a doctor. >> but you know what's really interesting about it? >> the olympics still recognized men and women sports. when it came to breakdancing, it was the b girls and the b boys, but they didn't recognize it in boxing. >> insan

private first class charlie johnson growing up in the words of charlie said school classmate he was aootball player. back in 1952 charlie signed up to serve in korea trading his jersey for a uniform. during one battle he gave his life to defend a bunker full of his wounded soldiers but is valor saved 10 men including an old high school classmate. general richard covid so a young first lieutenant from korea. richard let this man -- his men are enemy territory. eventually he was ordered to retreat but he stayed. he stayed rescuing wounded soldiers one by one until everyone was evacuated. he served for three decades in the army the coming the first four-star general in the country. the captain nelson citadel graduate helicopter pilot and a proud young father. he was just 28 years old when he and his crew were shot down in vietnam to he freed his men who were trapped in the wreckage and that is the enemy began to attack he used as his body to shield and protect them. it cost him dearly, cost him his life. his commanding officer called it the ultimate self-sacrifice which it was and finall

i want to put you on the spot, charlie. _ environment. i want to put you | on the spot, charlie. the competition with tesla to become the world's biggest ev maker. what will we all be talking about at the end of 2025? ~ ., talking about at the end of 2025? . ., ., ., talking about at the end of 2025? ~ ., ., ., ., , 2025? we are all waiting to see what president _ 2025? we are all waiting to see what president trump - 2025? we are all waiting to see what president trump will - 2025? we are all waiting to see what president trump will do i what president trump will do regarding tariffs. as you mentioned before, the incentives on electric vehicles. if he keeps his hands off of the marketplace, we are looking at a very positive year, i think. looking at a very positive year, ithink. the looking at a very positive year, i think. the big question we are dealing with is, how involved does president trump get and how drastically does he change policies that would impact the motor industry? that is probably what we will talk about at the end of the year, that the president was or was not

charlie. >> charlie, don't don't don't go in the water. that's as deep as i can get. two little sharks circling you right now. >> it's going to pass, though, right? senate. it's going to pass. >> oh yeah yeah. oh yeah. because it's common sense which is the area these people don't exist in. the key word you just said was practical. yeah. you come up with a practical solution or a practical problem that needs to be solved. people who are so completely drowning in ideology can't ever, like, figure that out. >> yeah. you know a better example? she should have used something that you would like, you know, should an illegal immigrant be thrown in jail for stealing the cardboard box that you live in? yes, yes. >> and deported? >> yes. >> i worked hard for that box. i got it just right. i'm tired of having this argument, but this is what they should do. like a press class for everyone on the right. like in congress and in the senate. so when someone comes up with one of these hypothetical story time situations, someone else can be recognized and continue the story. yeah. you

please welcome charli d'amelio! the macy's thanksgiving day parade. you were fantastic, by the way. >> thank you. i know, so crazy to run into you. >> jimmy: yeah, it's early in the morning, too. >> yes, it was. >> jimmy: but you gotta be on. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: but you were dancing, you know how to do it. you crushed it. >> i love it. it was -- i mean, the iconic -- >> jimmy: you were on tom turkey. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that was massive. did you get to enjoy the holiday? did you stay in the city? were you --? >> we did have thanksgiving off, so ter the parade i literally went home and slept the entire day. and then back to shows the next day. >> jimmy: i mean, 'cause you're -- broadway is intense. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: i mean, it's kind of insane. we have a lot of great broadway stars coming on the show and i go, "i don't know how they do it." >> it is -- it is one of the most amazing, and one of the hardest things that i've done. you push your body, and you do things that you think you can't do, but

probably withpr the help of charlie kirk. think it's been in florida till about this event started. i'm excited about bobby, tulsi, disclosures, food improving, medical improving there's just so many things i think you're going to improve but we are truly entering the golden age. what a time to be alive. i actually said that one covid happened, what a time to be alive. the amount of stuff we've seen and the amount of exposure we've seen has landed where we are. we purred if you talk about it but if you would been elected that second time right away, we would not be having the scenario we have now. we are going to get so many things done. very exciting. i know going on and i need to wrap up. one thing i want to say is how important i believe that it is there is a push for this. i am where i am today because my mom, my dad, my sister, and the nuclear family is something they tried to tear apart of the last few years. we are not having it, right? we are not having it. rights are taken from parents, from children that should not

however,, charly, i had a baby girl.s very important because i never have to play ball because girls don't like sports. >> i don't know about that. shall probably be the biggest tomboy there is. i have a feeling your wife will be treating her while. i don't really know that much about your wife accept that i ran into you guys at the beach at miami once and you were staying at a nice hotel and it looks like she enjoys nice things so maybe your daughter will end up at -- is high maintenance as your wife and then what will you do? >> greg: then i will be long gone. >> not if the bio hacking comes into play. they say if you can lift 20 more years it i will take over and you can live past 100. >> greg: my brain and of fact and my wallet under the that. >> austin powers. >> greg: kat, as my compelling monolog about impending parenthood inspired you to become better mom? you about five weeks away? >> i'm excited to meet this new, nice greg. >> greg: i didn't say i was nice. >> you were like i think about other people's feelings

charlie johnson growing up in the words of charlie's high school classmate he was a heck of a football player. back in 1952 charlie signed up to serve in korea . traded his jersey for a uniform but he gave his life to defend a wonderful of his wounded soldiers . his valor saved 10 men including an old high schoolclassmate . general cavazos, a young first lieutenant in korea who led his men through a deadly mission in enemy territory . eventually he was ordered to retreat but he stayed , he stayed wrestling wounded soldiers one by one till every one of them was evacuated . he went on to serve for three decades in the army becoming the first hispanic four-star general . and captain nelson helicopter pilot and a proud young father he was 28 years old when heand his crew were shot down in vietnam . he freed his men trapped in re the wreckage but when they began to attack heused his body as a shield to protect them. it cost him his life . his commanding officer called it the ultimate act of self-sacrifice and finally pfc. ken david was here with us today , only 55 years ago in vietnam his c